Not to be missed, for those who love architecture & forts, this one has been incomparable to any structures i have visited so far. The fort is the one best strategically designed, which is why never have been conquered by any king / british army / mughal emperor. The light show in the evening could be great for photographic enthusiasts,... More

Built by Maharana Kumbha, it is also a birthplace of Maharana Pratap, one of the great king and warrior of India. Raba Kumbha's kingdom was so big that it was stretches from Ranthambhore to Gwalior. There are many temples, both jain and hindu, in the fort. The highest point of Kumbhalgadh fort is Badal Mahal. Kumbhalgadh's wall are second largest... More

Largest fort I've ever seen, must stop and see on the way Jodhpur-Udaipur, can spend 1 hour (just fort) or half a day (fort and temples inside)

Kumbhalgarh Fort take you to the journey of some hundred years back when mainly Rajput rules over the many riyasat of Rajasthan. Kumbhalgarh Fort is a mixture of Hindu & Muslim architecture where there is lotus flower and earthen lamps (diye) and moon-stars & Surahi. We can see there old age cooler which used to run from kerosene. But I... More

This is the place where Rana Pratap was born; you can see his birth place, plus the old and older palaces; quite a number of temples are also there; in the evening there is a light and sound show

it feels bad when u see this piece of history stands in this bad shape...no maintenance, not many visitors, no guide to tell history, nothing much to see..

There are hundreds of grand and amazing forts in India but this one is a steal! It's beautiful it's breathtaking and it's spectacular. It's a lesser know destination, perhaps that is why it's still unspoilt! Kumbhalgarh is a majestic quiet fort with a very wide wall that surrounds the fort. One can go on a long walk on the wall... More

About an hour from the main road between Jodhpur and Udaipur but well worth the detour. A very impressive fort. Whilst the inside is interesting but not spectacularly so it is the fort itself which is the main attraction. The walls are 36km long and contain the fort, temple and other buildings. The structure was started in the 15th century... More

The audio guide was included in the entrance fee and was wonderful. The gift shop and the other stalls at the exit had exquisite items at a good vlue without the usual hassle of shopping in India; I wish I hadn't bought anything before; I could have done all my shopping there.