Chittaurgarh is located about 112 km from Udaipur. Chittaurgarh's legendary origins go back to the time of the redoubtable Pandav hero Bhim of the epic Mahabharata. Historically, the site was a citadel and the capital of Mewar, until emperor Akbar conquered it. Chittaurgarh Fort stands on an about 180-meter-high-hill which at the summit is 5 km long north to south, but only 3/4 km at its widest, east to west.
Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary: This sanctuary near Bassi village covers 50 sq.km. The prime attractions here are panthers, wild boar, antelopes, mongoose and migratory birds. For entry into the sanctuary, perm ission has to be obtained from the District Forest Officer, Chittaurgarh. Bassi village itself has many places of tourist interest such as a historical fort, temples and a 'kund'. Sculpture and woodcraft of Bassi are also very famous.
Deogarh: A three-hour drive, about 135 km from Udaipur, Deogarh nestles amidst the Aravallis. For adventure-seekers, nature lovers and bird-watchers, Deogarh is an ideal holiday spot.
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