Considered the largest fort in Asia, Chittorgarh Fort was built in the 7th century. By standing as an incarnation of chivalry and the pride of the Rajputs, this fort has sheltered many rulers. It is spread over an area of 700 acres, extending 3 km in length and 13 km in peripheral length. Standing on a 180m high hill, the impregnable fort witnessed three battles.
It is accessible by seven gates, which are composed of iron spikes. This fort also houses some of the famous Rajput architecture such as Rana Kumbha Palace, Padmini Palace, Sammidheshwara Temple, Jain Temple, Kalika Mata temple, Meerabai Temple and Kumbha Shyam Temple. These are the ancient temples that have remarkable sizes and complex work. The abandonment of Chittaurgarh led to the ruin of its palaces and apartments and its Durbar halls.