Deogarh, Uttar Pradesh is a historically rich town located in Lalitpur district of the Bundelkhand region, close to the borders of Madhya Pradesh. Situated around 125 km from Jhansi, Deogarh is best known for its ancient Gupta-period temples, especially the famous Dashavatara (Vishnu) Temple, one of the earliest surviving stone temples in North India. Set amidst scenic hills and the Betwa River, Deogarh also features rock-cut Jain sculptures, forts, and inscriptions that reflect its religious and architectural importance from the 5th–7th century. Easily accessible via road from Lalitpur and Jhansi, Deogarh is an ideal destination for history lovers, archaeology enthusiasts, and spiritual travelers exploring the cultural heritage of Uttar Pradesh.