Situated about 3 km west of Dungarpur, in Surpur village, perched on the banks of the Gangdi River, making it calm and scenic.
Easily accessible by road—via taxi, auto‑rickshaw or bus from Dungarpur city. The nearest railway station is Dungarpur, and the nearest airport is Udaipur (~132 km away) .
This is an ancient Shiva temple complex, believed to be up to 1,000 years old, showcasing a cluster of shrines built over centuries.
The architectural detailing is exemplary, featuring intricate stone carvings and old-style domes, reflecting the rich craftsmanship of Dungarpur’s artisans.
The complex includes several adjoining structures: the Madhavrai Temple, a Bhulbhulaiya (maze-like corridor), Hathiyon Ki Agad, multiple inscription panels, and a scenic ghat on the river.
Open 24/7, free entry.
There’s no specified closing time, and no entry fees or camera charges.
Historic architecture: Walk through a richly carved Shiva temple complex that showcases centuries of regional artistry.
Serene setting: The temple’s riverside location and ghat create a peaceful spiritual ambiance.
Cultural value: Visit alongside Madhavrai Temple, an intriguing maze, and stone inscriptions—ideal for photography and exploration.
Local tip: It’s an underrated gem—“a good place for anyone who loves to see old monuments”.
Wear comfortable footwear for strolling around temple ruins and ghats.
Bring water and sun protection, as shade may be minimal outside the structures.
Combine this trip with nearby temples like Bhulbhulaiya and Madhavrai, or enjoy the riverside ghat area.
Minimal facilities on-site—plan accordingly for food or rest stops.
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