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Club Mahindra Kumbhalgarh Rajasthan
Get a taste of royal living in the Rajput era, at the Club Mahindra Kumbhalgarh Resort. Located near the majestic Kumbhalgarh Fort, the resort is inspired by Rajputana architecture, and combines elegance with modern comforts, ensuring that you have a memorable holiday. The resort is located about 100 km from Udaipur Airport, and 90 Km from Falna, well connected by road, rail and air. The Kumbhalgarh fort is within easy walking distance. It is a world heritage site, most well-known for its 3
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Scenic Trails
Kumbhalgarh Fort
World heritage site with second longest wall
One of the most formidable forts in Rajasthan, the Kumbhalgarh Fort is now a World Heritage Site. Its 36 Km long wall is the second longest in the world, and most of it is still intact. The fort is the birthplace of Maharana Pratap, and there are some ancient temples within its walls. Do not forget to watch the light, sound and music show at the fort every evening. The lighting effect of the show is spectacular and seeing the entire fort illuminated in the evening is a mesmerizing experience.
Haldighati Museum
Relive the history of Maharana Pratap
Visit Haldighati, the site of the battle between the forces of Emperor Akbar, led by Man Singh, and Maharana Pratap. The museum here is the best place to learn all about the great warrior.
Chittorgarh
An epitome of Rajput pride
Chittor was once the capital of Mewar, and the fort here is one of the largest and grandest in Rajasthan. Visit the fort and learn of the many stories related to the fort and its warriors – both, men and women. Stay overnight for the sound and light show.
Kumbhalgarh Fort
Haldighati Museum
Chittorgarh
Culture
Ranakpur Temples
Ranakpur Temples
Spectacular architecture Ranakpur Temples
The temples at Ranakpur are an example of the fine architecture of this region. The Jain temples are the most popular, thanks to the spectacular architecture, and the delicate details etched on the marble. A Sun temple is the only Hindu shrine here, maintained by the royal family of Udaipur. Every year, the temple hosts the Ranakpur Festival, held against the backdrop of the beautiful sun temple. Great artists visit, from across India, to perform at this sacred site. The combination of music in this spiritually charged atmosphere is a divine experience.
Parshuram Mahadev Temple
Parshuram Mahadev Temple
Cave temple of Lord Shiva Parshuram Mahadev Temple
One of the most ancient shrines in this region, the Parshuram Mahadev temple is a cave temple, where the sage Parshuram was blessed by Lord Shiva. Water permanently trickles down on the natural Shivling inside the cave, and the temple is a popular one with the locals.
Nathdwara
Nathdwara
Ancient temple of Lord Krishna Nathdwara
Visit the ancient temple of Krishna, popularly known as Shrinathji, at Nathdwara, and see the Lord in his many forms, as his clothes are changed multiple times in a single day. Spend time at the markets around, buying clothes and trinkets for your loved ones back home.
Local food and festivals
Gatte ki Sabzi
Traditional Rajasthani specialty
Gatte ki Sabzi
Gatte ki Subzi, traditional Rajasthani speciality, is gram flour dumplings flavoured with dry spices, boiled and then dunked into a yoghurt based curry.
Ghevar
Rajasthani filigreed delicacy
Ghevar
Everybody who have a sweet tooth should definitely try ghevar. Usually made from oil, flour and sugar syrup, this disc shaped delicacy can be found in different varieties like mawa, malai and rabdi.
Kumbhalgarh Festival
Fest in remembrance of Rana Kumbha
Kumbhalgarh Festival
The Kumbhalgarh Festival, organised by the Rajasthan Tourism department, is a three day fest in remembrance of Rana Kumbha, held in January. Sound and light shows are organised in the fort, along with cultural programmes, as well as turban tying, tug-of-war and mehendi competitions.
Shivaratri
Grand celebration at the Parshuram Mahadev Temple
Shivaratri
Shivaratri is a grand occasion in this region, since Shiva is the patron deity of the locals. A fair is held at most Shiva temples here, and the grandest one is held at the Parshuram Mahadev Temple.
Gher Ghoomar
Traditional folk dance of Rajasthan
Gher Ghoomar
The Gher Ghoomar festival is celebrated at Kumbhalgarh with great pomp. It is a traditional local celebration, and people form circles and dance, throwing colours and splashing water on each other. The celebrations are held at the Chamunda Devi Temple in the fort.
Holiday activities
Indoor Activities
Dress in traditional Rajasthani attire
Indoor Activities
Spend hours with your loved ones, playing games like Carom, Chess, Air Hockey, or video games. Try your hand at pottery, puppet making or other crafts, or even learn to perform magic tricks. Get a temporary tattoo, or dress up in traditional Rajasthani wear. There are plenty of activities for you.
Jungle Safari
Drive through the forest
Jungle Safari
If you are interested in nature and wildlife, take a trip to the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary. A drive through the forest will give you a glimpse of the ecology of the region, and you may spot animals like the Nilgai, Panthers, Sloth Bears, and Four Horned Antelopes.
Outdoor Activities
Aqua Zorbing in the pool
Outdoor Activities
Enjoy a game of cricket, badminton or Football on the vast lawns of the resort, or try Aqua Zorbing in the pool. The resort also offers plenty of adventure activities for children, such as rope climbing, rappelling, Burma Bridge, Valley Crossing and tree climbing.
Trekking
Explore exciting mountain trails
Trekking
The mountains around the resort are perfect for trekking. Hire a guide from the resort, and go explore, based on your level of comfort.
Puppet shows & Puppet making
Learn storytelling through puppetry arts
Puppet shows & Puppet making
These wooden dummy dolls or Kathputlis, as they are locally referred as, are one of the most popular sources of entertainment in Rajasthan. Enjoy a puppet show with your children and later on learn the art of making one and taking along as a memorable souvenir.
Travel Info
getting there
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Udaipur
95 Kms | 3 hours-
Udaipur
95 Kms | 3 hours -
Ahmedabad
300 Kms | 5.5 hours
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Udaipur
100 KM | 3 hours-
Udaipur
100 KM | 3 hours -
Ahmedabad
350 KM | 5.5 hours -
Falna
90 KM |
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Udaipur
100 KM | 3 hours-
Udaipur
100 KM | 3 hours -
Ahmedabad
350 KM | 5.5 hours -
Falna
90 KM |
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Airlines at airports closest to Udaipur
Frequent flights from Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai
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