The Chittorgarh Fort is spread over a region of 240 hectares. The amazing story goes that the sublime post had started to be developed during the Mahabharata time by Bheem, one of the Pandava siblings. The fortress is arranged at the highest point of a slope at a tallness of 180 meters. The Fort is an epic design whose environs resound with amazing stories of fearless people. There are various inconceivable landmarks inside the stronghold. Even though some of them have been harmed by the progression of time. The vacationers can arrive at the Fort exclusively by going through seven doors and lastly showing up at the entryway of Ram. Jaimal and Kalla, the martyred saints have been respected by building two cenotaphs at the second and the third entryway. It is they who had battled fearlessly against Akbar lastly laid their lives in the attack of 1568.

Dabok Airport in Udaipur is the closest air terminal to Chittorgarh. Other enormous urban communities are associated with Udaipur Airport by celebrated carriers like Jet Airways, Air India, and so forth One can recruit a taxi or board an RSRTC transport to arrive at Chittorgarh which is 70 km away and requires thirty minutes. Chittorgarh is probably the busiest intersection in Southern Rajasthan. A portion of the trains that travel every which way from Chittaurgarh are Neemuch, Kota Express, Ahmedabad-Delhi, Sarai Rohilla Express, and Chetak Express.

The prominent tourist attractions of Chittorgarh are Chittorgarh Fort, Rani’s Padmini’s Palace, Fateh Prakash Palace, Bhamashah Ki Haveli, Meenal Waterfall, Meerabai Temple, Gaumukh Reservoir, Vijay Stambh, Kirti Stambh, Tulja Bhavani Temple, Rana Kumbha Palace, Temples of Baroli- Rawatbhata and Nagari.