Gogunda was the temporary capital of Mewar for some years, when Udai Singh shifted his base here and left Chittorgarh after Akbar besieged it.

Udai Singh also died at Gogunda in 1572 and Maharana Pratap's Raj Tilak (coronation) was performed here.

In past centuries and during British Raj, the village of Gogunda was the seat of a feudal estate administered by a family belonging to the Jhala clan of Rajputs.

The estate was part of the princely state of Mewar, and the family was among the major landed barons of that principality.

Rajtilak of Maharana Pratap was completed by Masaliya Rawal - Rajpurohit of Jhala Rajput.

Famous Jain saint Pushkar muni ji maharaj born in a nearby village Semtal.

Gogunda Palace (Rawla) was built in 1567 during Mewar rules experienced many historical fights.

One visiting Udaipur should really experience this serene property, which is approximately 36 km drive from the city.

Gogunda is located on NH 27 four-lane highway which connects Kandla port in Gujarat to Shivpuri, MP.