Hotels in Kumbhalgarh - The Aodhi Hotel

If you are looking for the serenity and calm of the countryside away from the congestion and the rigors of city life, then Aodhi is just place for you. The area is steeped in history and abounding in wildlife. The unpolluted greenery harmonizes very well with the modern comforts and the warm hospitality of the Aodhi.

Aodhi Hotel is built in to the mountainside, a short distance from the base of the citadel. A joy for nature lovers it is surrounded with greenery and wildlife. It is also within a short driving distance from the famous 15th century Ranakpur Jain Temples.

Dining

Chowka Restaurant specializes in Rajasthani Cuisine and a selection of Continental dishes. Coffee shop and Chopal Bar are also there. Recreation & Health

The recreation facilities at Aodhi Hotel include: Swimming Pool, Indoor Games, Horse and Jeep Safaris, Trekking and Bird and Wildlife viewing.

The outskirts and surrounding areas of Kumbhalgarh also have a number of interesting and must-see places. Enjoy the exciting visit to the adjoining wildlife sanctuary, which boasts of panthers, wild boars, antelope, deer, and sloth bear besides over a hundred different species of birds. Meet the local tribals “Bhil & Garasias”, take part in their daily rituals and dance and enjoy yourself in their musical traditions.

City Information

Just 85 kms from Udaipur, Rana Kumbha constructed in the 15th century the most imposing for known as Kumbhalgarh with 33 kms. of walls, over 25 feet thick, the second longest continuous wall in the world. Situated at 3500 ft. above sea level, it holds the distinction of being unconquered and the birthplace of Maharana Pratap. Nature lovers can level in the endless acres of greenery, sheltering many forms of wildlife at the game sanctuary, which boasts of panthers, sloth bears, sambhars, wild boar and the rare gray jungle fowls. For the spiritual, at a short distance lie the 15th century Ranakpur Jain Temple that are a fine example of the temple architecture and Charbhujaji. The Rajsamand Lake built in 1660 by Rana Raj Singh offers a spectacular view of the sunset with beautiful ‘torans’ or arches and chhatris adorning the embankment. From the hilltop of Kankroli you can enjoy the views, visit the temple and palace too. At Haldighati where the battle of 1576 AB was fought you may check out the chhatri dedicated to Rana Pratap.