Chittorgarh is a world famous tourist destination with impressive forts, magnificent royal buildings and ruined castles. It used to be one of the most influential cities in Rajput Kingdom and has witnessed many battles since ancient times. The rich history and eventful great past of this city has attracted many tourists from all over the globe. These days Chittorgarh tourism is promoted by many travel agencies and tour operators.

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Places of sightseeing Near Chittorgarh:

• Sanwariyaji Temple (Lord Krishna Temple): Located at Chittorgarh-Udaipur highway, Sanwariyaji temple is an important pilgrimage spot. This temple is famous for its beautiful architecture and huge donations.
• Nagri: Nagri is at 7 km distance from Bassi on Bundi-Chittorgarh highway. Formerly known as Madhyamika, it is known to be one of the oldest towns in Rajasthan. Remains of Buddhist and Hindu influence have been excavated here.
• Chittorgarh Fort: It is one of the most popular places of visit at Chittorgarh. This site has been one of the main reasons for
  Chittorgarh tourism to flourish. Known for its rich history and sacrifices of its brave Rajput men and women, Chittorgarh Fort has attracted many tourists from all over the world.
• Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary: Spread over an area of 50 sq. Km, Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary is home to many exotic species of wildlife such as wild boars, mongoose, panthers, antelopes and migratory birds. You have to obtain permit from District Forest Officer, Chittorgarh before making a visit to this place.
• Deogarh: This is a 16^th century fort situated near Pratapgarh and is famous for its palaces and Jain temples.
• Menal: Menal is situated amidst natural beauty and is famous for its waterfall, ancient Shiva temples and dense forests. Site like Menal present a complete different aspect of Chittorgarh Tourism.
• Bijaipur: Bijaipur is a castle which is now converted into a heritage hotel. It was built by Rao Shakti Singh who was the younger brother of Maharana Pratap.
• Mandalgarh: The fort of Mandalgarh is famous for many fierce battles fought during medieval times. It is an oldest fort in Rajasthan and is believed to be built by a chief of the Balnote Clan of Rajputs.