The opening here has a cave leading to a cellar in Kumbha s palace where Padmini and her entourage are said to have committed jauhar. As one continues further south, one comes across a signboard in blue giving the direction towards Padmini s palace. By following this, one reaches the spot from where Khilji saw the reflection of Padmini in the mirror. The four-storey palace of Padmini, standing in a pool of clear water presents a lively view in the otherwise dull surroundings of the fort. The ancient Kalika temple, dedicated to goddess Kali is nearby.
Daily worship takes place here.
Between Gomukh and the Kalika temple is the ruined palace of legendary heroes Jaimal and Patta. Nearby, a lake has been named in their honour. Further south, a small area is reserved for a Deer Park. As the antiquity of the fort is difficult to trace, it is believed that Bhima, the legendary figure of Mahabharata, visited this place and opened a water reservoir with the simple dash of his foot. The pool was called Bhim Lat.