Victory Tower (Vijay Stambh) Chittaurgarh

... one can fail to be moved by this story. Lastly, we stopped at one of the old gates to see the view and visited one more victory tower. On our tour there was a rather large family from Delhi, the granny of whom kept holding Jai's hand and getting him to ...

... . The second and smaller tower is Jaya Stambha, built in 1458. It is 37 meters high. After being trapped at the top of the Victory tower, we chose not to climb up inside this one. We only stopped here for a couple of hours and moved on to the Rajasthan ...

... the large palace, imagining the legends that are woven into this place. The most stunning sight for me was the Victory Tower.  This is certainly one of the most uniquely designed towers around--certainly of interest to architectural buffs. The ...

... . Aside from the history, the sprawling 7th century complex was beyond impressive, filled with dramatic crumbling buildings and in particular the Victory Tower. I was surprised to say the least to find it one of the highlights of India! In the evening we ...

... was filled with joy. Climbing the Victory Tower was one of my ambitions for many years and it had been fulfilled. Near the Victory Tower, there is Gaumukhi, a natural stream of water. The water comes out of a rock through a statue of a cow (Gaumukhi ...