Sandy_JSR
★★★★4.0Wrote on 24 Jun 2023
Victory Tower
Located within Chittorgarh Fort. Vijay Stambha is a tall nine storey tower which was built by Maharana Kumbha to commemorate his victory over the rulers of Malwa and Gujarat. The tower is visible from any section of the town below. There are sculptures and carvings on the exterior walls of the tower. Though there is provision to climb to the top by stairs, but currently the visit to the top is not allowed.
DirkW107
★★★★4.0Wrote on 24 Mar 2023
Tower closed
You can pretty much spot the Victory Tower from anywhere in Chittorgarh. It still dominates the landscape after nearly 600 years and stands at nine stories high. Dedicated to Vishnu, the exterior is covered with sculptures and carvings. I read that one was able to climb the 157 steps to the top, to admire the inside walls's carvings and the views from the top. But during my visit in Feb'23, it was closed.
AnjanManda
★★★★4.0Wrote on 16 Feb 2023
victory monument
Built by Maharana Kumbha as a mark of victory against Mohammed Khilji. Located at Chittorgarh Fort,built partly from red sandstone and partly white marble, this architectural wonder is nine-storey tower decorated with detailed sculptures of Hindu gods and goddesses.you have a good view of the entire town from the top of the Tower.
DIPALIS67
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 5 Mar 2022
Royal and majestic tower
It is a majestic and royal tower,built by rana kumbha,to commemorate his victory against two armies. The carvings on its walls are simply beautiful. The staircase has been closed due to covid. I felt proud as an Indian,while standing in front. I wonder why this structure is not marketed by the Tajmahal.It has every quality to be one wonder of this world. I also felt ashamed that there were monkeys and stray dogs around everywhere and people throwing garbage all around!
SouvikDasgupta29
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 12 Dec 2021
The symbol of pride for Hindu Victory
The Vijay Stambha, situated in Chittargarh fort is a symbol of grand Rajput glory in face of foreign invaders. This monument is built by Maharana Kumbha to commemorate the victory of his small yet valourous Hindu Rajput army against the combined Muslim army of Malwa & Gujrat Sultanate led by Mahmud Khalji. Just beside it is the sacrificial ground of Jauhar.
