A small town in the district of Rajsamund, Deogarh (135 km from Udaipur) is mainly famous for its Mahal.

A convenient base for trips to the famous Kumbalgarh fort or the Jain

Temples of Ranakpur, Deogarh is located in the southern part of Rajasthan.

A wooded principality, the seat of the chundawat clan of Sisodias

Rajputs, and the seat of the Deogarh school of paintings,

this town is surrounded by Bhils villages whose colourful way of life and celebration of festival is unique.

Deogarh is also renowned as a school of miniature painting.

Some Deogarh miniatures beautify the personal collection of the present Rawat Sahib.

Frescoes of this art form can also be seen on the fort walls.

The Mahal also has some exhilarating rooms to glance through - Sheesh Mahal that is a colorful hall of various mirrors is just among those rooms.

A group of 31 Jain temples from the post Gupta period comprise the Manastambha.People can see scenes from Jain mythology portrayed in panels.