The Dungarpur town of Rajasthan gives you a complete insight into the culture of Rajasthan that is imbibed in its palaces, temples and museums. The city has been the habitat of bheels, a tribe who have been residing in the Aravalli hills since 4000 B.C. The town was founded in 1197, and the first ruler of this place was Kunwar Mahap.
The real essence of the town can be felt in the famous tourist destinations of the place.
One of these is Juna Mahal, which was built between 13th and 18th century. It is a seven-storey palace, with a hunting lodge that gives astounding views of the town and its wonderful temples. Another place rich with the history of the place is Rajmata Devendra Kunwar State Museum that has antique art pieces dating back to the sixth century. Other place is Deo Somnath temple, which looks very beautiful with its symmetrical front view. It dates back to 12th century.
Dungarpur in Rajasthan has an assortment of religions and cultures, as it has a famous Muslim pilgrimage called Galiakot, made in the memory of Saint Fakruddin, who preached the words of god in 10th century. The town is also known for its famous Baneshwar fair, where three holy rivers merge together.
One can have the princely feel of the state in its heritage hotel called Hotel Udai Bilas Palace, and there are many other economy hotels too for people who like it simple and cheap. So one can visit and see the historical places of the town, no matter what your budget is.
