Deogarh is a highly ravishing city in Rajasthan, favored by tourists for its pure symbolization of the colorful Rajasthani culture. Formerly a feudal estate of the Chundawat Rajputs, it was one of the sixteen 'umraos' (feudal barons) privileged to attend the Maharana of Udaipur. Situated at an elevation of 2100 feet above sea level, it lies on the borders of Marwar, Merwara, and Mewar, approximately 135 km northeast of Udaipur. The town offers a unique travel experience, largely unspoiled by mass tourism, showcasing grand palaces, cultural customs, and ongoing regal influence. It is also renowned for its school of miniature painting. Visitors can explore its historic charm through small roads and bustling local markets, observing the harmonious blend of ancient architecture and vibrant daily life. The region experiences a semi-arid and hot climate, with the monsoon season offering some relief.
Deogarh Mahal 🏰 Baba Baidyanath Temple 🕉️ Nandan Pahar ⛰️ Taponath Caves 🏞️ Naulakha Temple 🛕 Kunjbihari Mandir 🦇 Charbhuja Temple 🕉️ Antique Clock Tower 🕰️ Meter-gauge rail trip (Deogarh to Marwar Junction) 🚂 Anjaneshwar Mahadev Temple 🕉️ Dashavatar Temple 🕉️ Manastambha Jain Temple Complex (featuring 31 Jain temples) 🛕 Chhind Dam 🌊 Pradhanpat Waterfall 🏞️ Maharana Pratap Battle Memorial ⚔️ Selaguda Viewpoint 🌄 Roopnagar Fort 🏰 Varah Temple 🕉️ Siddha-ki-Gufa (rock-cut cave) 🏞️ Fort Seengh Sagar 🏰