A nearby heritage town featuring palaces, stepwells, lakes, and southern Rajasthan architecture.
Did you know? Dungarpur is famous for its green marble, which is quarried in the surrounding region.
Best time to visit: October to March, when temperatures are comfortable for palaces, lakes, temples, and heritage walks. · Est. daily budget: ₹2500/day
No visa required for Indian passport holders travelling domestically within India.
Day 1: Visit Udai Bilas Palace and stroll around Gaib Sagar Lake's scenic waterfront. | Explore Shrinathji Temple, then enjoy lunch featuring traditional Rajasthani specialities nearby. | Watch sunset beside Gaib Sagar Lake and browse local markets around central Dungarpur.
Day 2: Travel to Juna Mahal and explore its historic rooms, murals, courtyards, and architectural details. | Return toward town for lunch, then visit nearby smaller temples and heritage streets. | Enjoy a relaxed dinner at your hotel or a traditional Rajasthani restaurant.
Day 3: Take a short countryside drive to experience tribal landscapes, village life, and regional scenery. | Return to Dungarpur, shop for handicrafts, textiles, sweets, and locally produced souvenirs. | Revisit the lakeside for photographs, then depart by taxi toward Udaipur or onward destinations.
Safety score: Yellow - Exercise caution in certain regions.
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