Famous fort of Rajasthan (Chittorgarh Fort)
Chittod Fort Front View of Fort The Chittorgarh Fort, often referred to as the Chittod Fort, is considered to be one of the largest forts in India. Its name, Chittor Fort, is the literal translation of its name. UNESCO has deemed it worthy of inclusion on its list of World Heritage Sites. Historically, the seat of government for the principality of Mewar was located in the city and fort of Chittorgarh, which also shares the same name. Above the flatlands of the valley that is drained by the Berach River, it sprawls over a hill that is 180 metres (590.6 feet) in height and spreads out over an area that is 280 hectares. Moreover, it is located in an area that is drained by the Berach River (691.9 acres). The fort comprises a total of sixty-five historic structures, the most prominent of which are the twenty large bodies of water, the four memorials, the few victory towers, and the four palaces. In addition, the fort is home to a total of sixty-five old buildings. During the 37th se...