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Deo Somnath Temple, Devsomnath village (Dev Gaon/Savgar), Som River bank, Dungarpur, Rajasthan

Deo Somnath Temple

Devsomnath village (Dev Gaon/Savgar), Som River bank, Dungarpur, Rajasthan

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  • DeityLord Shiva
  • ArchitectureOther
  • TypeAncient temple
  • PeriodUnknown / disputed
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About

Deo Somnath Temple, also known locally as Dev Somnath Mandir, Mahadeva Temple, and Devsomnath Temple, is an ancient pilgrimage centre dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Situated on the scenic banks of the Som River in Devsomnath village (Dev Gaon/Savgar), near Dungarpur in Rajasthan, this temple is recognized as an ASI-protected monument and is a significant spiritual destination for devotees and travelers alike.

The temple’s origins are attributed to local Rajput rulers in the 12th century CE, though the exact historical period remains disputed. Its unique architecture stands out amidst the tranquil riverbank setting, making it a notable site for those interested in ancient temples and heritage monuments.

The temple complex also houses an idol of Nandi, the sacred bull and companion of Lord Shiva, enhancing its spiritual ambience. Devotees can participate in a variety of poojas and rituals at Deo Somnath Temple.

Daily worship includes Jal Abhishek and Dudh Abhishek, along with Morning and Evening Aarti, conducted in Sanskrit and Hindi. Darshan is open to all, with free entry for visitors.

The temple operates daily from 7:00 AM to 7:30 PM, and early mornings (5–8 AM) are considered especially auspicious for darshan. The best times to visit are during the winter (November to February), monsoon (June to September), or during the vibrant festival seasons.

Major festivals celebrated at the temple include Maha Shivaratri (February–March), Kartik Purnima (October–November), and Shravan Maas (July–August), when the temple comes alive with special rituals and community gatherings.

During these occasions, prasadam such as mishri, fruits, and bel leaves is distributed, and free meals are offered by local community groups. To reach Deo Somnath Temple, visitors can arrive at Dungarpur town by road or rail.

From the city center, travel northeast toward Aspur/Savgar on Devsomnath road, covering approximately 24 km to reach the temple.

The nearest railway stations are Dungarpur (27 km) and Udaipur City (120 km), while the closest airports are Maharana Pratap Airport in Udaipur (140 km) and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad (175 km).

There is no direct lodging at the temple, but comfortable accommodation options are available in Dungarpur town, including Udai Bilas Palace, Green Valley Resort, Lake View Hotel, and River View Resort.

Parking is available near the temple approach roads, but large buses may need to park further away due to narrow lanes. Visitors should note that access involves stone steps and uneven paths.

Photography of the temple exterior is permitted for casual visitors, but professional or commercial shoots require prior permission, and photography inside the sanctum is restricted. Modest traditional attire is encouraged for both men and women during temple visits.

Nearby attractions include Gaib Sagar Lake, Juna Mahal, Badal Mahal, Baneshwar Temple, and the Jain shrine at Nagfanji, making Deo Somnath Temple an ideal part of a spiritual and cultural journey through Dungarpur, Rajasthan. For further information, visitors may contact the temple at +91-8290749699.

Visit information

Timings

Daily: 7:00 AM - 7:30 PM

Dress code

MenModest traditional or casual wear such as full-length trousers, dhotis, or kurtas. Shorts and sleeveless clothes are discouraged.
WomenTraditional Indian attire such as sarees, salwar kameez, or modest long skirts/suits covering shoulders and knees.

Parking & accessibility

Open/informal parking available near the temple approach roads for cars and two-wheelers. No official high parking fees. Large buses may need to park further due to narrow lanes. No modern ramps or wheelchair lifts; access involves stone steps and uneven paths.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Monsoon (Jun–Sep)
  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Festival season

Timings

Daily: 7:00 AM - 7:30 PM

Dress code

MenModest traditional or casual wear such as full-length trousers, dhotis, or kurtas. Shorts and sleeveless clothes are discouraged.
WomenTraditional Indian attire such as sarees, salwar kameez, or modest long skirts/suits covering shoulders and knees.

Parking & accessibility

Open/informal parking available near the temple approach roads for cars and two-wheelers. No official high parking fees. Large buses may need to park further due to narrow lanes. No modern ramps or wheelchair lifts; access involves stone steps and uneven paths.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Monsoon (Jun–Sep)
  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Festival season

Worship & festivals

Daily poojas

  • Jal Abhishek
  • Dudh Abhishek
  • Morning AartiMorning
  • Evening AartiEvening

Festivals & special days

  • Maha ShivaratriFebruary–March
  • Kartik PurnimaOctober–November
  • Shravan MaasJuly–August

Languages used in puja

  • Sanskrit
  • Hindi

How to reach

By road

  1. Arrive at Dungarpur town via road or rail.
  2. From Dungarpur city center, head northeast toward Aspur/Savgar (Devsomnath road).
  3. Drive to Dev Gaon (Devsomnath village) on the banks of the Som River, about 24 km from Dungarpur.

By train

  • Dungarpur Railway Station27 km
  • Udaipur City Railway Station120 km

By air

  • Maharana Pratap Airport, Udaipur140 km
  • Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad175 km

Location

Devsomnath village (Dev Gaon/Savgar), Som River bank, Dungarpur, Rajasthan

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Stay & nearby

Where to stay

No direct lodging at the temple. Stay options are in Dungarpur town (24 km away), including Udai Bilas Palace, Green Valley Resort, Lake View Hotel, and River View Resort.

Nearby attractions

  • Gaib Sagar Lake & Gap Sagar Paal25 km
  • Badal Mahal26 km
  • Juna Mahal (Old Palace)27 km
  • Nagfanji (Jain Shrine)30 km
  • Baneshwar Temple40 km

Heritage & details

Historical period
Unknown / disputed
Built by
Local Rajput rulers (12th century CE)

Local names

  • Dev Somnath Mandir
  • Mahadeva Temple
  • Dev Somnath
  • Devsomnath Temple

Other deities

  • Nandi

Heritage status

  • ASI protected

Photography rules

  • Casual mobile photography of exterior is allowed.
  • Professional video/commercial photography requires prior permission.
  • Photography inside the sanctum sanctorum is restricted.

Prasadam & annadanam

Prasadam includes mishri, fruits, and bel leaves. No permanent annadanam, but free meals are distributed during major festivals by local community groups.

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