Best places: Things to dos in Quila Kumbhalgarh, India

15th-century, hilltop fort and UNESCO-listed site surrounded by a massive, 36km-long perimeter wall.

👍👍 We were two couples who visited this property in third week of May. For sure we loved this property and the service provided by the local staff. The views were great and the taste of food was amazing. The staff was more than happy to help us in all the possible ways. We really felt that it was value...

👍👍 Kumbhalgarh Fort

2-story palace at the highest point of Kumbhalgarh Fort featuring colorful murals & sweeping views.

👍 Overall experience was good. There was a shortage of staff as it's a newly build hotel. It's bit far from the city but if you want to experience the real jungle and off road driving then go for it. My only suggestion is to take special care of the food as it definitely needs improvement specially no...

👍 Bhole baba mandir, very peaceful place

👍👍 This is the hidden gem in the western Aravali range, a must visit place. It’s surprising the kind of goods they have on display. This place surely needs recognition!

😐 One such place is the Fish Point near Kumbhalgarh. The Fish Point is basically a small lake known as Hammeripal lake situated in Taladri village. The Taladri village is in the Kumbhalgarh Tehsil, Rajasamand district.The Hammeripal Lake is famous due to its large number of cat fish. It is a less crow...

👍👍 We were on our trip to Kumbhalgarh and during our return, some locals told us to visit the ‘Fish Point’ in the nearby village, few kilometers from Kumbhalgarh.The picture that came to our mind about the spot was, a lake with colored fishes which we commonly see and that made us think about dropping...

👍👍 I must say its a pretty awesome place. Look, its not a place known for its regular sightings like Ranthambore National park, but the scenery of this place is gorgeous. I'm a wildlife researcher and I have visited several national parks and reserves in India, but I found Kumbhalgarh National Park one...

👍👍 Goddess of land spread inside the fort wall and protects it from outside attacks.