Day tour of Kumbhalgarh Fort tour with Ranakpur Jain Temple from Udaipur

Rajasthan, called the Land of Kings, is a treasure trunk of cultures, historical monuments, forts, palaces and rich heritage. If you are a history lover and share interest in architecture then Rajasthan is best for you. The 15th century Kumbhalgarh Fort, built by Maharana Rana Kumbha, the second most important fort of Rajasthan after Chittorgarh and the 15th century Jain Temple in Ranakpur, known as one of the largest and most important temples of the Jain cult, are among the most sought after gems of Rajasthan. They have claimed much tourist attention over the years and this is why, we have created a day tour that offers a blend of these two fascinating attractions and we promise to make your trip worth every penny!

Your Kumbhalgarh Ranakpur day tour begins with pickup at Hotel. From here, you will head towards the Kumbhalgarh Fort. This fort is of huge significance as it marks the birthplace of Maharana Pratap, the great ruler and warrior of Mewar (Rajasthan). Also, this fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that represents the glory of the golden Rajput era. Also, it is said to have around 360 temples within its complex - 300 Jain temples and 60 Hindu temples. Nonetheless, the walls of this fort are believed to be the 2nd largest wall in the world after the Great Wall of China. Reaching the Kumbhalgarh Fort can be quite a climb, so don’t forget to carry your sport shoes along.

After visit to the Kumbhalgarh Fort, you will drive to Ranakpur. Enroute, you will settle in for lunch at a local restaurant. On reaching Ranakpur, you will visit the world-famous Jain temples of Ranakpur. This marble wonder, built by a Dharma Shah - a rich Jain businessman, is dedicated to Lord Adinath - first Tiranthkar in Jainism. It is said that this temple took around 65 years to build and the scriptures, carved motifs and geometric patterns of this temple are so perfect that you just can’t take eyes off them. The main prayer hall of this temple boasts two huge colossal bells of 108 kg each that produce a melodious sound. In its main courtyard, the idol of Adi Nath is designed with four faces facing in different directions, signifying that he rules the main four directions of the world. After a splendid experience at the Jain Temple in Ranakpur, you will return to your Hotel.