The Sherpas of the G20 countries and invitees from countries and international organisations today visited the famous Kumbhalgarh Fort in Udaipur, which is a UNESCO heritage site. After three days of deliberations on issues of global importance, the excursion to Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur Temple complex came as a first-hand experience to closely witness the rich history of the country.
Talking to AIR News, Sherpa of South Africa, said the experience at Kumbhalgarh was breathtaking, and attending the G20 meeting has been great. Ambassador At-Large to Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Mohammed Ziauddin said Rajasthan has been a place where thrill and excitement exist. After visiting the historic fort, he said he had never seen the fort of such a magnitude. Kumbhalgarh is situated amidst Aravali hills in the Kelwada tehsil of Rajsamand district about 80 kilometres northwest of Udaipur.
