The Great Wall of India :A Wonderful Fort Around 36 km Long

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 “We consider foreign construction to be amazing.  But it is only the tail of the Indian structures that overwhelm them and still exist today.


 No one has not heard of the Great Wall of China.  But how many people know about the Great Wall in India?


 Kumbhalgarh Fort is a 36 km long fort located in the Rajsamand District of Rajasthan.


  The fort is also considered to be the birthplace of Maharana Pratap, the thrill of the Indians.


 The fort was used as a military base by the Mavericks.  In ancient times, all the temples in India were centers of wealth.  For this reason, the temples were invaded and looted by the Mughals and other invading kings.


 Kumbhalgarh Fort, the second largest wall in the world, was built to protect an area of ​​about 360 temples.


 Built parallel to the Aravalli Hills, the two gates of the 7-gate Kumbhalgarh Fort were destroyed by Akbar in the attack, but the fort still survives after several attacks.


 Although it was built in the 6th century, the Kumbhalgarh fort still stands as it was rebuilt by King Maharana Kumbha 10 centuries later.


 It is said that there was a huge lamp post in the fort to guide those in distant places.


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