Dungarpur (डूंगरपुर) is a district in southern Rajasthan, India, bordering Gujarat. Part of the Vagad region, it is known for its hilly landscapes, lakes and strong Adivasi heritage. Dungarpur town is the district headquarters and a historic centre associated with the former princely state of the same name.
Bhil communities form a significant part of the population, and Wagdi is widely spoken alongside Hindi. Local culture reflects Adivasi traditions through music, dance, crafts and seasonal celebrations. Agriculture, livestock rearing, small businesses and wage labour support livelihoods, with migration also important for many households. Notable landmarks include Juna Mahal, Udai Bilas Palace and Gaib Sagar Lake in Dungarpur town.
Common civic concerns include reliable drinking water, irrigation, rural roads, healthcare and access to quality education. Residents also care about employment opportunities, implementation of tribal welfare programmes, forest and land rights, and protecting lakes and other natural resources while improving basic services.