Chittorgarh fort to be adorned in light throughout the year

India is a land of many wonders. One prime among them are the forts and palaces in nooks and corners of the city. While many of them have been ruined owing to the fury of nature and time, some are preserved with dedication by the government’s cultural ministry. The forts and palaces of Rajasthan occupy the central seat whenever the subject of the forts and palaces is talked about. Catch your Canada to India flights to witness the grandeur of Rajasthan’s forts.

And among the forts of Rajasthan, the most majestic and primordial one is the Chittorgarh fort in Mewar. It is one of the largest forts in India and is a UNESCO world heritage sight. The fort is built on top of a hill 180 meters high and sprawls over 700 acres of area. The fort has in all 65 historic structures which include 5 palaces, 20 large temples, 20 large water tanks, memorials, and victory towers. The view of the fort is a sight to behold. Be a testimony to this surreal place now by catching your Canada to India flights at the earliest.

Now the good news is that the Chittorgarh fort of Rajasthan is set to become the first ever fort to be illuminated throughout the year. The fort beholds the antiquity unrivaled by the competitors. It was built way back in the 8th century AD. the government spokesperson told the main reason behind this decision is to supplement the tourism potential of the region and provide visitors with a unique experience. The sight of the fort becomes a spectacle to behold and is asking for a visit by you through last minute flights to India.

The main problem of the menace of the monkeys will also be squared off and the administration is already spending a hefty amount of Rs 8 crore to ward off the monkeys. Monkeys used to demolish floodlights at the gates of the fort. The initiative has been approved by the cultural ministry.

However, it is important to note that being illuminated doesn’t mean the fort will be open throughout the night. It means a beautiful lighting system will be provided at the vantage points for the visitors. The longest wall 4km in length will be lit up completely and will be visible from 20 km afar.

Fort buildings that will be lit up include the Kumbha Mahal, Padmini Mahal, Bhamashah Mahal, the Mira temple, Bhimalat Talab, Kukdeshwar Kund, The Topkhana building, The Ratan Singh Mahal, The Kirti Stambh, The Kalika Mata Temple, The Sukhadia Talab, The Samadhiswar temple, temple of bricks, Jain Shanti Nath temple, satt-bees Deori temple, and the Gomukh Kund to make the experience of visitors truly unique.

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