Ranakpur was opened in the list of most visited destinations in Rajasthan. Rana Kumbha, the great king donated some lands for the place. The place is one of the greenest patches of Rajasthan. Immersed in a vibrant culture with immense natural beauty, the town is a popular pilgrimage, especially for Jains. There are many temples dedicated to several Tirthankaras in Jainism such as Adinatha, Parasnath, and Caumukha Temple with wonderful architecture. Rightly, nicknamed, "a spiritual oasis in Aravalli", Ranakpur is a place with a fascinating beauty that will leave you amazed with a rejuvenated soul. The Temple of the Sun, also known as the Temple of Suryan Narayan, dedicated to the Sun God, is quite popular among tourists who visit Ranakpur. Travelers who come to Ranakpur often visit Sadri, which is a popular Jain Community pilgrimage center. Another suggestive attraction of the place is the temple of Muchhal Mahavir, which is dedicated to Hindu Lord Shiva. It is located 5 km from Ghanerao, in the Kumbhalgarh sanctuary. The city of Narlai, located at a distance of 6 km from Ranakpur, is also known by the Hindu temples. The architecture of the temples and murals within the temple are appreciable. Another suggestive attraction of the region is the historic site, called Kumbhalgarh. The Mewar Fortress located in this place is high, which extends through an extensive green area. The fort has become a museum and is open to the general public.