The steps are deep and so not that bad a climb. There are a few stops on route also. Beware coming down the steps are slippery.

Once you climb up the stairs, soaking in all the history on the way, the destination is equally rewarding with amazing views. A place not to be missed while in Ranthambore.

The fort is quite majestic & a lot of climbing is required to reach till the top. Good exercise amidst heritage! You can spend almost the entire day exploring the different parts of the fort. You can also figure out how strategically it has been...More

Great trip. 200 steps to climb. Amazing fort esp the temple. Good scenic view from top. Elderly people should avoid as it's quite a lot of walk to the Ganesha temple or should take palki which comes for approx ra 1600 per person

Fort is ver big, but people generally go there to see world famous त्रिनेत्र श्री गणेश जी भगवान मंदिर।( temple). There is one lord shiva temple also which most of the people forget to visit. Lots of monkeys.

We booked this excursion as an extra on our tour and didn't regret it. Not too strenuous and worth the trip up to see the fort and the fabulous views.

Ranthambore fort is very nice place to visit, have very famous Ganesh Temple in this, you can enjoy visiting this fort as well wild safari in Ranthambore.

How one could have built this 1600 years ago is a reflection of Indian engineering. This is an impregnable Fort and inspires awe. I wish it were better maintained. Efforts by ASI to renovate the run down palace of the king into a museum are...More

This spectacular fortress was built more than a 1000 years ago on a rocky outcrop and sits in the middle of Ranthambore sanctuary. Ride in an open 4 wheel vehicle then hike to the fort, a huge structure with fascinating history and fine craftmanship.

Access to the fort is via many steps and a long climb but, taken gently, it's achievable for most people. The fort offers amazing views over the national park and there are lots of buildings and monuments to see at the top.