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- ₹35–₹40 for Indian citizens.
- ₹550–₹600 for foreign nationals.
- Children under 15 usually enter free.
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You must buy an entry ticket before passing through the fort's lower gates. The government regulates these prices, which differ for domestic and international visitors. Keep your ticket handy as you explore the complex.
What are the Kumbhalgarh Fort entry ticket prices for Indians?
Indian citizens pay between ₹35 and ₹40 for standard entry.
This discounted rate also applies to citizens of SAARC and BIMSTEC countries. You must carry a valid government-issued photo ID to prove your nationality at the ticket counter.
How much is the entry fee for foreigners?
Foreign nationals pay between ₹550 and ₹600 for entry.
Bring your passport, as staff check it when issuing international tickets. This fee gives you access to the main 36-kilometer wall, the over 360 temples, and the Royal Palaces.
| Visitor Category | Ticket Price |
|---|---|
| Indian Citizens | ₹35 – ₹40 |
| SAARC / BIMSTEC Citizens | ₹35 – ₹40 |
| Foreign Nationals | ₹550 – ₹600 |
| Children (Under 15) | Free |

Do children need a ticket for Kumbhalgarh Fort?
Children under the age of 15 generally enter the fort for free.
This policy applies to both domestic and international visitors. Carry an ID for older children to verify their age at the main gate.
Is the Light and Sound Show included in the entry ticket?
No, the evening Light and Sound Show requires a separate fee.
You pay this additional charge if you stay past regular hours to watch the illuminated history presentation. Bring a light jacket, as it gets cold at 1,100 meters above sea level.

Can I buy an entry ticket with a guide included?
Yes, you can book packages that combine your entry ticket with a licensed guide.
A local expert provides historical context about Maharana Kumbha and the 15th-century structures. Prices for guided entry start from around $19.47 USD per person, though platform rates change.

Questions travellers ask
Do I need an ID to buy a ticket?
Yes. A valid photo ID is required to purchase entry tickets at the fort. Foreigners must present their passport.
Does the entry fee cover camera use?
Casual photography is permitted with your standard ticket. Commercial shoots or heavy tripods may require special ASI authorization.
Are food items allowed inside the fort?
No. Edibles and flammable items are not allowed inside the monument area. You should bring plenty of drinking water in a reusable bottle.



