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History – Khatoli Fort

History

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HISTORY

A Four Hundred year old Rajput Fortress-Palace dominating a bendon the Rive Gauche of one of Rajasthan’s rare perennial Rivers…If it is indeed all about Location! Location! & Location! The magnificent Khatoli Fort stands unique in all of Rajasthan. The Jewel in the Crown of the Land of Kings…As the pandemic of 2020-21 has cruelly shown us. there is a better life beyond our cities. Kila Khatoli is the perfect place to discover and savour such a life.. Into the glorious past Into the wonder of the wild!

Maharaja Amar Singh

Established by Maharaja Amar Singh in 1673,
the fort was a royal residence in the
Khatoli-Kotah region in Rajasthan

Heritage-Certificate

Built in the last quarter of the 17th Century over almost 10000 SqMs.
Kila Khatoli is a classic example of Medieval Rajput Architecture, with an extravagant exuberance of massed Chambers & Corridors, Halls & Courtyards, Terraces & Jharokhas (window-balconies),Almost all with sensational stunning views of the River Parvati as it slowly glistens, right to left, across the great bow-like bastions below. Indeed, in the monsoon, as water levels rise, the private ghats (steps) slip under sight. Once a semi-independent fiefdom between the great kingdoms of Jaipur, Kota & Bundi Khatoli is today strategically poised on the border between the States of Rajasthan & Madhya Pradesh.