Download GPX file for this article
Full screen dynamic map

From Wikivoyage
Jump to navigation Jump to search

Dungarpur is in a city in the southernmost part of Udaipur Division, Rajasthan, India.

Understand

[edit]
Juna Mahal

The historical town has been the seat of the erstwhile Dungarpur State. The Rajput royals ruled from here from 13th century to the independence of India in 1947.

Get in

[edit]
  • 1 RSRTC Central Bus Station.
  • 2 Private Bus Stop.
  • 3 Dungarpur Railway Station. Dungarpur railway station (Q30593226) on Wikidata Dungarpur railway station on Wikipedia

Get around

[edit]

Autorickshaws are the other main local mode of transport. Shuttles are available for transport in the city. Taxis are available near Gaip Sagar Lake. Private vehicle is the most convenient option.

See

[edit]
Map
Map of Dungarpur
  • 1 Juna Mahal (Old Palace). 10AM-4PM. A former royal residence on the foothill. Accessed by narrow crowded road up the hill. Early Rajput fort palace built from 13th to 19th century by different rulers. It has seven floors decorated with local green stone called pareva, murals, frescoes, mirror and glass inlays. The palace is fortified and represent the evolution of architecture, art and construction from 13th to 19th century. Poorly maintained but worth a visit. Buy tickets at Udai Bilas Palace and then go here. ₹350. Juna Mahal, Dungarpur (Q128997733) on Wikidata
  • 2 Badal Mahal. A pleasure palace built on the bank of Gaip Sagar Lake. Now converted into small museum of royal items and stone sculptures. Free. Badal Mahal (Q128997260) on Wikidata
  • 3 Naulakha Bawdi. An old stepwell built in 1586 by Premal Devi, wife of Maharawal Asakaran of Dungarpur State. Surrounded by forest area. Free.
  • 4 Nanabhai Park. A small park on the bank of Gaip Sagar Lake for good view of the lake
  • 5 War Museum. A small museum on army above a gate
  • 6 Shrinathji Temple. Old Vaishnava temple with large statue of Shrinathji.
  • 7 Udai Bilas Palace. An 20th century Indo-Sarasenic architecture palace. Residence of Dungar State royals. Open for guests and visitors. ₹250. Udai Bilas Palace (Q128998437) on Wikidata
  • 8 Dungarpur Mews Car Museum (Next Udai Bilas Palace). A collection of vintage cars and other artifacts by the royals of Dungarpur ₹250. Dungarpur Mews Vintage Car Museum (Q128998091) on Wikidata
  • 9 Bird Sactuary Park and Flower Garden.
  • 10 Fatehgadi. Located on the hillock near the city. Gives fantastic view of the city and Gaip Sagar Lake
  • 11 Navgrah Madhav Park. Small city garden
  • 12 Shaheed Smarak Park. Small city park

Do

[edit]
  • 1 Boating in Gaib Sagar Lake. ₹150 for 15min. Gaib Sagar Lake (Q111914780) on Wikidata Gaib Sagar Lake on Wikipedia

Buy

[edit]

Eat

[edit]

Try local Rajasthani cuisine, especially Dalbati.

  • 1 Sagar Hotel and Restaurant, Opp. Bus Station. Multi-cuisine restaurant ₹1000 for 4 person.

Drink

[edit]

Sleep

[edit]

Connect

[edit]
  • 1 Sub Post Office. Dungarpur postal division (Q63680591) on Wikidata

Go next

[edit]
This city travel guide to Dungarpur is a usable article. It has information on how to get there and on restaurants and hotels. An adventurous person could use this article, but please feel free to improve it by editing the page.