Thus one of the most popular and ancient building in the city of Dungarpur is the Juna Mahal, or also known as the Old Palace. Constructed in the seventh century, this magnificent palace has the concept of Rajput designing engraved into it. The magnificent work of art can be seen in the various frescoes, mirrors, and various beautiful glasses since the palace was some sort of royalty. Today it stands in ruins but yes one can feel the royal charm and royal magnificence while having a look at Juna Mahal. Visiting this palace will feel like walking through the hall of history of the region.

Gaib Sagar Lake is the nearest tourism place that is a very beautiful and quiet place in Dungarpur. Situated in a tropical environment and having a serene environment and natural scenery the lake is ideal for accommodation. There is also avian life in the lake especial for migratory birds, hence makes it famous to bird watchers. The existence of splendid Shri Goverdhan Nathji Temple within its side overlooking towards the lake makes it more attractive.

Udaipur’s Udai Bilas Palace showcasing Rajput architectural design and it operates as a hotel now. This stunning palace is placed at the shoreline of Gaib Sagar Lake and has balconies, doors and windows, along with marbles. One can walk through the entire palace checking on history and standards of the royal family. Being a palace it is an exclusive attraction where guest can feel the taste of royal luxuries and comforts.

The Vijay Rajrajeshwer Temple is among one of the main attraction and worshipped places in Dungarpur. This temple is for Lord Shiva and famous for the beliefs and architecture of the place. The carvings are lovely and that smoothness of the structure and the compound in which it stands makes it ideal for visitors who might want to find quiet as they explore the area.

Nagfanji Temple is another famous religious place located near Dungarpur and has idol of snake god Namfanji. It is built in the middle of beautiful hills which makes both the place attractive both for the devotees and the lovers of the scenery. A mile away is the Parshwanath Temple in the Jain faith for Lord Parshwanath known as the 23rd Tirthankara of Jainism. All the two temples give a good experience that is spiritual and quite, making them ideal places to visit on your tour.

Galiakot is a small town 45 kilometers from Dungarpur which comprises the tomb of the famous Sufi saint of the Bohra Muslims. Many devotees throng the town of Galiakot to offer their prayers at the temple. The town has a reduction in the flow of tourist traffic and historical religious importance, making it different from other towns.