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                       Information
                        of Deogarh | 
                     
                    
                      
                      
                        
                          
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                Deogarh is located 
                on the boundaries of Mewar, Marwar and Merwara, about 80 miles 
                north-east of Udaipur in the state of Rajasthan. It is located 
                at a height of about 2100 feet above sea level, and cooler than 
                other parts of Rajasthan. Today, Deogarh is a famous school of 
                miniature paintings and some of the most lovely Deogarh 
                miniatures adorn the personal collection of the present Rawat 
                Sahib. The frescoes of this type can be seen on the walls of the 
                fort of Deogarh. Deogarh is a covenient place to organize the 
                day trips to the famous Kumbhalgarh fort and the Ranakpur jain 
                temples. Deogarh is surrounded by bhil villages whose colourful 
                way of life and celebration of festival is unique.  | 
                            
                              
                              
                               
                              
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                      History
                        of Deogarh  | 
                     
                    
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      In the olden days, 'Rawat', 
      the chief of Deogarh was one of sixteen umraos (feudal barons), who was 
      entitled to wait upon the Maharana of Udaipur, the capital of Mewar. These 
      feudal estates were known as the 'Thikanas' and were sanctioned by the 
      ruling Maharana to a nobleman either due to blood relationship or for an 
      act of valour. Deogarh was also the seat of the Chundawat clan of Sisodia
      Rajputs. The fort of Deogarh or the Deogarh Mahal was built in the 1670 AD 
      by Rawat Dwarka Dasji as a family residence.  | 
                     
                     
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                      Tourist
                        Attractions in Deogarh | 
                     
                    
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      The main tourist attraction 
      in Deogarh is the Deogarh Mahal. The Deogarh Mahal is situated on a hill 
      top and provides an awesome view of the Aravallis and lakes. This palace 
      belongs to the 17th century. About 3 years ago, Deogarh Mahal was 
      converted into a heritage hotel, by the present owner Rawal Nahar Singh. A 
      part of the Mahal is still occupied by his kin who look after the hotel. 
      Another attraction in Deogarh is the exquisite Dashavatar temple. This 
      temple is devoted to Lord Vishnu and belongs to the Gupta period when it 
      was known as the Panchayatan temple. This temple is the first north India 
      temple to have a shikhara or spire where only the lower part of the 
      shikhara is present today. 
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                      How to reach Deogarh | 
                     
                    
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      By Air:
      
       
      The nearest airport is 
      located at Udaipur which is about 140 kms. 
       
      
      
       
      
      
      
      By Rail:
      
       
      Deogarh is located on the 
      Western Railway Route, between Udaipur and Marwar Junction. 
      
      
      By Road:
      
       
      Deogarh is about 140 km from Udaipur, 280 kms from Jaipur, 170 kms from 
      Jodhpur. 
      
                To know the distances 
                from Deogarh  click 
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