Galiakot

Galiakot is an enumeration town in Dungarpur District of Rajasthan, India. It is arranged around 168 km southeast of the Rajasthan city of Udaipur and is a Dawoodi Bohra journey site. The town is popular for the tomb of Babjee Moula Syedi Fakhruddin who lived there in the tenth century. Numerous Dawoodi Bohra Muslims visit the tomb every year to pay homage. Galiakot is a village situated on the banks of the River Mahi, at a separation of 58 km from Dungarpur. As per convictions, the town got its name from a Bhil Chieftain who managed the zone.

This town filled in as a cash-flow to the Parmers and the Dungarpur State. Galiakot is acclaimed for the Syed Fakhruddin place of worship. Syed Fakhruddin was an eminent holy person who after his downfall was covered in the town of Galiakot. This heavenly focus was developed utilizing white marble and emerges as a splendid bit of engineering in the area. Explorers can see the perplexing outlines on the vault of the place of worship. A substantial number of lovers of Dawoodi Bohra visit the hallowed place on the event of 'Urs', which is held each year on the 27th day of Muharram. Vacationers can likewise observe Vijia Mata's Temple, Vasundhara Devi Temple, and Sheetla Mata Temple in Galiakot.