Kumbhalgarh Fort Review

A joke translated, fort means castle in English, I don't know which genius came up with the Great Wall. This huge fortress on the top of the mountain was once the trunk of the palace. With a kilometer of mountains, it is almost impossible to break through in the Cold War era.

The 15th century castle was built on a hill more than 1,000 meters above sea level, and the castle's thick walls stretched 36 kilometers, and some places were said to be wide enough for eight horses to walk side by side, with 360 temples, many palaces, gardens, step wells, and 700 turrets. Climb to the highest point of the castle and look out into the distance, the endless scenery will blend into the sky. Today, local villagers still live in the village at the foot of the castle.

The 15th century castle was built on a hill more than 1,000 meters above sea level, and the castle's thick walls stretched 36 kilometers, and some places were said to be wide enough for eight horses to walk side by side, with 360 temples, many palaces, gardens, step wells, and 700 turrets. In the mountains between Udaipur and Jaipur, a defensive castle similar to the Great Wall of China. The highest point of the castle looks out into the distance, and the endless scenery will blend into the sky. Today, local villagers still live in the village at the foot of the castle.

The walls of the castle are 5 meters wide, so wide that some places are enough for eight horses to walk side by side, ranking third in the world, only after the Great Wall of China and the Great Wall of Iran, called the Great Wall of India. Their walls are basically a thick round base, a fortress-like building, and then connected one by one, this "Great Wall" building is much more complicated than the Great Wall of China, above is many palaces, people can live in it.

From Udaipur chartered a car, there are few tourists, the tickets are not very expensive, but the tour time is short, there is no chance to go to the Great Wall, just turn inside the castle, see Gomborgar in the Indian movie. If you charter a car, it is worth a visit.