Rajsamand district of Rajasthan is a unique confluence of history, nature and culture. The most prominent tourist destination of this district is the fort of Kumbhalgarh, which is not only known for its historical interest, but also attracts the natural beauty and mysterious places around tourists. In this article we will provide information on a special and less famous, but very nice viewing of Rajsamand, including Garam Ghat, Ganesh Tekri, Machind, Parsshwanath Temple and Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Century is prominent. If you are a history lover, nature lover or adventure traveler, this place is no less than a treasure for you. 1. Kumbhalgarh Fort: Kumbhalgarh -Fort, located in the Aravalli series of the Rajsamand district, the birthplace of Maharana Pratap, is not only an incredible example of architecture, but it is also included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This fort is built for strategic safety of the Prince State of Mewar. The wall is considered the second longest wall in the world to the Great Wall of China, which is about 36 kilometers long. The scene of sunrise and sunset from the fort is greatly captivated. 2. Goram Ghat: If you are looking for a natural and peaceful place of Rajasthan, then the Goram Ghat is a perfect destination for you. This ghat is located about 50 km from Rajsamand, surrounded by the green and valleys of Aravalli. The journey of the meter meter train that goes through here is an adventure in itself. Train goes through tunnels and bridges and the views on the way are so beautiful that it fascinates. Goram Ghat is also called ‘Kashmir of Rajasthan’. In the monsoon, the beauty here increases a lot as the waterfalls flow and the green is at its peak. 3. Ganesh Tekri: Religious and spiritual attraction is Ganesh Tekri, near Kumbhalgarh, is a temple at high height from where the veteran view of the valleys and the fort is seen. The peace and wind that shudder here will make you feel spirituality. Here are dedicated from far and wide to see Ganesha. 4. Machind and Parshwanath Temple: The center of Jain and Vaishnava Faith is a village called Machind Around Kumbhalgarh, known for his ancient Jain Temples and sculpture. Parshwanath Jain -Temple Here is a unique example of architecture. Complex carving of white marble and tranquil environment makes this temple ideal for meditation and spiritual peace. This place is not only religious, but also for architectural lovers. 5. Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Century: If you love wildlife and draw, you should include Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Century in your trip. It is the second largest game reserve in Rajasthan. Here species are seen here bears, chital, foxes, leopard and rare birds. The experience of Jungle Safari and Jeep Safari is full of excitement. 6. Rajsamand Lake: The Confluence of History and Beauty, located in Rajsamand City, was built in the 17th century by Maharana Raj Singh. This lake was not only a local source of water, but also the Raj Prasasti on its sail (rand) – which is considered the longest inscription in the world – attracts history lovers. At sunset, this lake shines in color like gold.
From Goram Ghat to Parshwanath Temple! Do not miss this beautiful destination in the Kumbhalgarh trip see the full list in the video
