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Chaiturgarh Chhattisgarh Ka Kashmir | Maa Mahishasura Mardini | Vlogs Rahul Chaiturgarh or Lafagarh is a fort about 51 kilometres 32 mi from Katghora tehsil Korba district Chhattisgarh India on the Korba Bilaspur road It is an Archaeological Survey of India protected monument Chaiturgarh is one of the 36 forts of Chhattisgarh Chaithurgarh is situated around 70 kilometres 43 mi from Korba and 21 kilometres 13 mi from Pali town It is situated at an elevation of over 3060 feet 934 meters above sea level in the Satpura Range and forms part of the Achanakmar Amarkantak Biosphere Reserve Known for its natural defenses and panoramic views Chaiturgarh combines historical significance with ecological importance The fort was likely developed in its recognizable form during the 10th century CE under the Kalachuri dynasty although the site shows signs of earlier occupation With formidable cliffs on all sides Chaiturgarh is often described as a natural fort relying on its geographic location more than constructed defenses The fort is also home to several temples caves and man made ponds and it has long been a pilgrimage destination for worshipers of Mahishasur Mardini In recent years the fort has attracted archaeological interest and ecotourism initiatives but remains relatively under researched compared to better-known Indian forts Chaiturgarh also known as Lafagarh is situated at a height of 3060 feet 930 m on a hilltop It is protected by strong natural walls and is considered as one of the strongest natural forts Since it is protected by strong natural walls only at some places walls have been built The fort has three main entrances which are named as Menaka Humkara and Simhadwar Archeologists consider it as one of the strongest natural forts A Descriptive List of Inscriptions in the Central Province and Berar dated in Kalchuri Era 933 1181 82 CE gives a long genealogical list of the Kalchuri kings It mentions that there was a king in the family of the Haihaya who has eighteen sons One of them was Kalinga whose son Kamala ruled over Tummana Kamala was succeeded by Ratnaraja I and later by Prithvideva I Mughal emperor Akbar captured the fort in 1571 and Mughals ruled until 1628 CE Chaiturgarh was constructed by Raja Prithvideva I The name Chaiturgarh is believed to derive from the ancient city of Chaturgarh meaning the fort of four directions likely referencing its strategic vantage point Local legends also refer to the fort as Lafa or Lafagarh after the Lafas tribal communities who are historically associated with the area Some oral traditions suggest that the site had earlier significance in tribal or protohistoric times although no conclusive archaeological evidence has yet been unearthed to confirm pre Kalachuri occupation During the medieval period the fort changed hands between local rulers and by the early modern era it had largely lost military relevance However its temples and religious associations ensured its continuous importance in local culture British era surveys of the region notably by colonial explorers such as Joseph David Beglar in the 1870s included descriptions of Chaiturgarh and its temples although detailed excavation never took place Beglar recorded that parts of the fort may have been briefly occupied during the 1857 Rebellion and remarked on the absence of significant habitation within the plateau Lately the fort lack maintenance and got encroached Chaiturgarh Chaiturgarh cg Chaiturgarh fort Chaiturgarh kila Chaiturgarh vlog Pali chaiturgarh Chaiturgarh view Chaiturgarh ride Chaiturgarh 2026 Chaiturgarh trip Chaiturgarh pali Chaiturgarh korba Chaiturgarh yatra Chaiturgarh killa Chaiturgarh pahad Chaiturgarh ghati Chaiturgarh hills Chaiturgarh ka kila Chaiturgarh mandir Chaiturgarh temple Chaiturgarh beauty Chaiturgarh travel Pali to chaiturgarh Chaiturgarh darshan #ChaiturgarhChhattisgarhKaKashmir | #MaaMahishasuraMardini | #VlogsRahul #Chaiturgarh #Chaiturgarhcg #Chaiturgarhfort #Chaiturgarhkila #Chaiturgarhvlog