Udaipur to Chittorgarh Fare Chart
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Places to Visit En Route
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Mavli — Temple & Railway Junction (25 km from Udaipur)
Mavli, on NH 76, is a small railway junction town on the historic narrow-gauge line. The town has a 500-year-old Vishnu temple and is famous for its local marble artisans. A brief tea stop here is recommended.
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Kapasan — Mewar Countryside (75 km from Udaipur)
The agricultural town of Kapasan sits in a broad river valley with paddy and wheat fields. In winter, the fields turn a vivid green and the road offers lovely pastoral views of rural Mewar. Kapasan has a significant Jain community and several important Jain temples.
Step into the land of Rajput valour with our Udaipur to Chittorgarh taxi service. The Chittorgarh Fort — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest fort in India by area (700 acres) — stands on a 180-metre high rocky plateau 112 km from Udaipur via NH 76. Our comfortable AC cabs offer a smooth 2–2.5 hour drive with experienced, knowledgeable drivers who know the fort and its history intimately.
Chittorgarh is not merely a fort — it is the soul of Rajput history. This is where Rani Padmini performed her legendary Jauhar (self-immolation) in 1303 AD rather than surrender to Alauddin Khilji. It is where Maharana Kumbha built the soaring Vijay Stambha (Tower of Victory) in 1448 AD. It is where the devoted saint-poetess Meerabai sang her bhajans of Lord Krishna in divine oblivion.
We offer both the one-way Udaipur to Chittorgarh cab and the highly recommended round-trip package where the same driver and vehicle wait during your fort exploration. The fort complex is large — allow a minimum of 3–4 hours for a thorough visit.
On the way to Chittorgarh, a stop at the Sawariya Ji Temple can be included — a beautiful combination of spiritual and historical immersion. If heading further east toward Jaipur, our Udaipur to Jaipur taxi passes through Chittorgarh. For other heritage day trips, the Kumbhalgarh Fort route offers a different perspective on Mewar military architecture.
Places to Visit in Chittorgarh
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Vijay Stambha — Tower of Victory (1448 AD)
The Vijay Stambha is a 37-metre, 9-storey sandstone tower erected by Maharana Kumbha to commemorate his 1440 AD victory over the Malwa Sultanate. Every inch of its exterior is carved with over 700 figural sculptures from Hindu mythology. Climb the narrow internal staircase to the top for sweeping views of the fort plateau.
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Kirti Stambha — Tower of Fame (12th century)
The Kirti Stambha, a 22-metre Jain tower erected by a Solanki merchant, predates the Vijay Stambha and is equally intricate with stunning Jain figurative sculptures on its exterior.
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Rana Kumbha Palace (15th century)
The Rana Kumbha Palace is the oldest and largest palace on the fort. Within its ruins is the underground cellar where Rani Padmini and thousands of Rajput women performed Jauhar in 1303 AD. Mahakavi Meerabai also lived here in the early 16th century; her rooms and the small Krishna temple she built are preserved within.
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Padmini Palace & Lotus Pool
The beautiful Padmini Palace, set on an island in the middle of a lotus-covered pool, is connected to the mainland by elegant arched causeways. This is where Alauddin Khilji allegedly glimpsed Rani Padmini's reflection in the water — an extraordinarily romantic and photogenic setting.
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Meera Temple & Kumbha Shyam Temple
The Meera Temple marks the place where saint-poetess Meerabai sang her divine bhajans five centuries ago. The adjacent Kumbha Shyam Temple is one of the finest surviving examples of medieval Indo-Aryan temple architecture in Rajasthan.
Hotels in Chittorgarh
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Padmini Palace Hotel
A heritage-themed property in Chittorgarh town with comfortable rooms and a rooftop restaurant offering fort views. Ideal for overnight stays if you want to attend the Sound & Light Show.
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Hotel Castle Bhairavgarh
A boutique hotel 12 km from Chittorgarh set within a converted royal hunting estate. Pool, heritage rooms, and personalised service make this a premium Chittorgarh experience.
Places Near Chittorgarh
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Sawariya Ji Temple (35 km from Chittorgarh)
The Sawariya Seth Temple at Mandaphiya is 35 km from Chittorgarh Fort and can be easily combined in a single trip — history + devotion in one day.
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Bundi — Step Wells & Blue City (110 km from Chittorgarh)
The medieval walled city of Bundi, 110 km from Chittorgarh, is famous for its stunning step wells (baoris), ornate Chitrashala murals, and an authentic old town largely free of mass tourism.
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Jaipur (via Chittorgarh on NH 58)
Chittorgarh is exactly on the main Udaipur–Jaipur highway. If booking a Udaipur to Jaipur taxi, you can request a Chittorgarh Fort stop en route at no extra vehicle charge.
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