Chittorgarh Fort: 7 interesting facts about India’s largest fort

Chittorgarh Fort is renowned as the largest fort in India. It is located on the banks of Berach river in Rajasthan. 
 

The beauty of this fort in Rajasthan is truly magical. It spans over 700-acre of land. 
 

As per historical reports, it is believed to have been built in the 7th century by the Mauryan Empire rulers. 

The fort has of 65 structures. There are 4 palaces, 19 temples, 7 gateways, and 4 monuments. It is also said that it was home to a population of 1 lakh people at the time. 
 

It is the very fort that is also known as the Jauhar Kund. Rani Padmini performed Jauhar at this site with 16,000 female servants. 
 

Chittorgarh fort is one of the most visited forts in Rajasthan due to its historical and architectural significance. 
 

According to historical records, this fort has stood the test of time and witnessed numerous battles throughout several eras.