Nestled in the southern Aravalli Hills, Dungarpur—often called the City of Hills—was established in the 13th century and offers a serene blend of history and tradition.
Juna Mahal: A Fortress of the Past
Built by the ruling Rajputs as a fortified rural retreat, Juna Mahal stands with its crenellated walls, turrets, and labyrinthine corridors designed for defense. Though no longer inhabited, the palace remains under the care of the royal family and can be visited by prior arrangement or special invitation.
Local Life & Excursions
Explore nearby villages home to the indigenous Bhil tribe, known for their vibrant folk music and traditional performances often hosted at the palace. For those interested in spiritual heritage, the region also features temples and shrines representing various religious sects—accessible through locally arranged tours.
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