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1. 5 Things Not to Miss at the
Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary!
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2. Among the vast area of drylands and hot climate, there is this rugged landscape
with lofty hills and lush green vegetation that covers a total surface area of 578 sq
km across the Aravalli ranges. Kumbhalgarh lies between the 11 peaks of the
Aravalli ranges and is the most famous and only impregnable fort of the state.
You will surely be able to experience the royal vibe from your Kumbhalgarh hotels!
The 15th-century fortress is a UNESCO recognized heritage site that
separates Mewar from Marwar.
The northwest part of the sanctuary is bordered by the Marwar plains while the
western slopes constitute of the smaller tributaries of the river Luni that passes
through the southeastern position of Thar desert before merging into the Arabian
Sea.
The sanctuary gets its name from the famous Kumbhalgarh Fort and covers parts
of Rajsamand, Pali and Udaipur. It is a home to the ‘Chaosinga’ (four-horned
antelope) that is the only deer in the world with four horns.
Along with other animals like sloth bears, panthers, leopards, wolves, jackals,
hyenas, bears, wild cats, nilgai, chinkaras (Indian Gazelle), rabbits, etc. It is a
habitat for birds like the wild grey falcons, golden orioles, parakeets, red owls,
peacocks, white chest kingfishers and many more.
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3. The best time to plan a trip at the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary is during the
winter when the possibility of spotting wild animals increases. Summers are not a
great idea to go on a safari since the state experiences extreme hot and dry
climate.
If you want to explore the diverse flora and fauna, then you may go on a horse
safari or go for walk trails from your Kumbhalgarh hotel.
5 Things to do at the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
1. Kumbhalgarh Fort
The benevolent fort stands tall at a height of 3,600 feet, proclaiming the spirit and
grandeur of the mighty Rajput clan.
You ought to visit this impressive fort and get a selfie from the second-largest wall
after The Great Wall of China!
2. Discover the enigma of the jungle through jeep or horse safari
Get the experience to see the jungle cat or wolves that are found only in
Kumbhalgarh. Make sure you take the popular safari route from Kumbhalgarh to
Thandi Beri.
If you have never done horse riding, then it’s the best time to experience one,
from Kumbhalgarh to Ghanerao. You are surely going to have a lifetime
experience while you cover about 15 km for over 3 hours.
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4. 3. Joba wolf point
This wolf habitat is situated about 7 km from Sadri near Joba village, near the
Muchala Mahaveer temple. It is a forested area lying in 500 hectares of area with
several Indian wolves and other wild species wandering in the wild. Relish the
scenery as you soak yourself in the wilderness.
4. Explore the hilly terrains and treks
Trekking is a great way to unveil the unexplored. Choose yours from several trails
like Thandi Beri (14km), Rupnagar to Sumer (98km), Ranakpur to Ranakankar
(15km), Malgarh to Magga (8km), Ranakpur to Kumbhalgarh (25km), Roopanmata
to Ranakpur (30km) and Ranakpur to Thandi Beri (15km).
Book your stay at Kumbhalgarh hotels for a great experience!
5. Feel royal at Ghanerao
This is a true gem and an offbeat place to visit. The tiny village is situated about
an hour away from the fort and tends to be an interesting place for art lovers. The
Ghanerao Rawla is a magnificent showcase of marble and sandstone with
beautiful rooms, verandahs, old elephant hodas and palkis and more. This royal
castle turned heritage resort is a great place for artists, writers and nature lovers.
Fall in love with the opulence and elegance of a bygone era!
Book the best hotels near Kumbhalgarh Fort!
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