Journey Through its History and Religionism

 Kumbhalgarh Day Tour – Udaipur – a world of aesthetics and exquisiteness is one of the most astonishing cities of Rajasthan. A place symbolized by traditionality, modernity, charming lakes, mighty forts, and amazing romantic spots, leaves a relished mark on your heart when touched its heart. Udaipur, in general, does not at coinciding with the generality of the state of deserts – Rajasthan.

 Kumbhalgarh fort, Udaipur – the undefeated fort of Rajasthan is one of the oldest forts of the Sisodia Rajput clan. Build by the famous ruler Rana Kumbha, it inhibits one of the highest points in that particular region giving you a vast view of enormous verdant meadows and dense forests. Kumbhalgarh sightseeing or places to visit in Kumbhalgarh is nothing but a chance to know and understand its vast historical significance.

The route from Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh is surprisingly more like driving through the meadows of a mountain. The greens spreading till your eyes can see with sparkling small ponds in between are some of the good spots and refresh yourself. Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh distance is not more than 85 km but the entire stretch will take an astonishing road trip.

The fort is as long as 36 km, almost like a modern-day city consisting everything one needs to survive. The massive grey stoned wall inhabits several abandoned antique temples and structures.

With every nook and corner magnificent in its spectacular architecture, it needs more than a simple effort to explore. One needs to be gravelly peculiar and inclined to unveil every story still living deep embedded in the stones of every walls and room. Wouldn’t it be marvelous to know and recognize the extravaganza with which our ancestors thrived in many centuries ago?

Don’t you ever feel like getting ported somewhere to 16th century and peeping through the glittering Italian glasses, swaying your hands over the brownish German stones, cooking spices in the massive Indian utensils and learning the art of sword fighting in the middles of a large field? Well, we certainly do! That’s what the charm of these astonishing forts does to you. It gives you a chance to dream!

Ranakpur is a small village (with nothing much as Ranakpur sightseeing or places to visit in Ranakpur) is located almost in the middle of Udaipur and Jodhpur. It is not famous for any of its culture or stupendous architecture but one of the largest Jain temples of India – Shwetambar Jain Temple. It is considered as one of the most important temples of the Jain religion, was constructed under the rein of Rana Kumbha, also the ruler who constructed the famous Kumbhalgarh fort.

Though one can make a trip from Udaipur to Ranakpur solely for the famous Jain temple, why not to visit the Kumbhalgarh fort too when you come this far from the city? Or you can always do a trip from Kumbhalgarh to Ranakpur  too instead of the former one.

Other than the vast religious significance the temple holds, the enormously detailed carvings and splendid scriptures make it so famous even amongst the tourist. Ranakpur Jain temple is not a single temple but a group of famous temples such as Chaumukha temple, Surya temple, Suparshvanatha temple and Amba temple. Our tour gives you an ample opportunity to mark on every step through the massive grounds of the temple. Take your time, and stroll through every walls and inscription of this temple and hear its stories, myths and history.

The journey through its history and religionism will itself take about 2 hours of your day, so it is to you to make full use of it. Even for people who do not keep an ardent interest in religion and religious sites will be astounded to note the incredible architecture of such a marvellous structure. Isn’t it shocking to know how do these people in old times were able to erect such stunning structures even with detailed inscriptions too? Well, this is why we are here to give you a chance to breathe through our wonderful history and its marvels.

Rajasthan which is usually related to bright colours, Rajasthani culture, ancient villages, and creative turbans, but walking through the city of lakes almost seems like breathing the essence of an appealing hill station. With several adorable lakes and a serene lifestyle of its dwellers, you can sense the lightness of passion and love in the air.

Udaipur is like a city engulfed in a mist of wonders and surprises. Unlike other cities which are an open book with marks of things to visit, the city of dawn needs to be felt and sensed. Interestingly, this city is more than drinking a glass of red wine at a lakeside cafe or taking an evening ride to one of the known temples. Well, you need to unearth its real treasures to swim deeper in the ocean of Rajasthani aesthetics.