An structural marvel with unbreachable walls

The Kumbhalgarh Citadel, noted for possessing the world's second-longest wall, after the Great Wall of China, is a UNESCO World Inheritance site. The area is nestled 84 kilometres north of Udaipur within the charm of the wilderness. Considered to be the second most important citadel in the Mewar tract after Chittorgarh, this grand fortress was raised in the 15th century AD by Rana Kumbha.

With an impressive 36-kilometre perimeter, the walls of the fortress can accommodate eight horses riding abreast at formerly. Now that's impressive! Graced by seven fortified gates that are designed to withstand enemy attacks, Kumbhalgarh - the highest fortress in Rajasthan – is additionally called the birthplace of the famous Rajput King, Maharana Pratap.