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21 Top Attractions and Places to Visit in Gujarat

Gujarat Has Some Little-Known Gems!

Located on the western coast of India between Maharashtra and Rajasthan, Gujarat didn't really feature on the tourist map until recent years. A very successful series of ad campaigns with Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan and the addition of the Statue of Unity have changed this though. Tourist interest in the state has grown substantially. Gujarat actually has a very interesting and extensive history that can be traced all the way back to the Harappan Civilization and its establishment of coastal trading ports from 2400 to 1900 BC. Much later, warrior communities came and set up kingdoms in the state. They were followed by the Delhi and Gujarat sultanates, the Mughals, and the British. However, Gujarat is perhaps best known as the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi.

The legacy of Gujarat's heritage includes remarkable architecture, temples, palaces and mansions (many of which have been converted into hotels ), and handicrafts. The state also has some rare wildlife and many bird-watching sites. It's worthwhile getting out and about, away from the major cities, and exploring. You'll be surprised by what there is to see and experience. Gujarat really is one of the most underrated destinations in India! If you're serious about birding and wildlife, archeology, or textiles, Soar Excursions are highly recommended for guided trips.

Do note that vegetarian cuisine predominates in Gujarat and the state is a dry one, so alcohol is not widely or freely available. Visitors from outside the state may obtain liquor permits from upmarket hotels in Gujarat that have liquor shops or apply online here .

Ahmedabad Old City

Ahmedabad, the capital of Gujarat for many centuries, was declared to be India's first UNESCO World Heritage City in 2017, beating both Delhi and Mumbai. Its walled Old City was founded by Sultan Ahmad Shah in the 15th century and is home to diverse Hindu, Islamic and Jain communities. The Old City is divided into numerous pols (historic residential neighborhoods with winding lanes and carved wooden homes). It has some of the finest examples of Indo-Islamic architecture and Hindu Muslim art in India. Explore the area on this fascinating Ahmedabad Heritage Walk. You can even stay in a heritage mansion such as French Haveli.

Gandhi's Ashram is another top attraction in Ahmedabad. It was the starting point for his movement for India's freedom through non-violence.

Baroda (Vadodara)

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Baroda (renamed Vadodara) stands out for its regal heritage. The Gaekwad royal family formed their kingdom there in the 18th century and their expansive Laxmi Vilas Palace features imposing Indo-Saracenic architecture. It's set on 500 acres of parkland and is reputed to be the largest private residence in India—and four times the size of England's Buckingham Palace. Part of the palace is open to the public daily; this includes the Coronation Room, Gaddi Hall (containing the throne of past kings), Darbar Hall, and the Royal Armoury. Tickets cost 200 rupees and include an audio guide. Madhav Baug Palace homestay offers an authentic heritage experience.

Baroda is also known for its art scene and vibrant Navratri festival garba dances .

Where: 115km southeast of Ahmedabad via the Ahmedabad Vadodara Expressway.

Statue of Unity, Kevadia

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The world's tallest statue, dedicated to Indian independence activist Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (1875–1950), was completed in 2018. At 182 meters tall, it's twice the size of the Statue of Liberty. Patel was the first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister of independent India, and is highly regarded for his leadership in bringing the 562 princely states of India together. The area around the statue has been developed as a comprehensive tourist destination for the whole family to enjoy, with enough activities and attractions to fill in at least three days. Apart from the statue, these include a sound and laser show, butterfly garden, cactus garden, Ayurvedic wellness center, eco-friendly and medicinal plant nursery, handicraft stores, valley of flowers, forest with native trees, children's park with train and mirror maze, safari park and zoo, zip-lining, white water rafting, cycling, and boating on the lake. There's also been a heartening focus of the empowerment of local women, through training and provision of employment. Accommodations are provided in luxury tent cities, hotels and local homestays.

Where: About two hours (90km) southeast of Vadodara.

Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park

The little-known UNESCO World Heritage Site of Champaner and Pavagadh is laden with historical, architectural and archeological treasures from both Muslim and Hindu traditions, dating back to between the 8th and 14th centuries. These include a hill fortress, palaces, places of worship (Jama Masjid is one of the most spectacular mosques in Gujarat), residential areas, reservoirs and step wells. Stay at Champaner Heritage Resort or Jambughoda Palace hotel if you want to spend time nature as well.

Where: An hour (48km) northeast of Vadodara.

Chhota Udepur District

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Part of Gujarat's tribal belt, Chhota Udepur is ideally visited during the Holi festival when tribal fairs erupt into life throughout the district. Tribal markets also take place there on Saturdays and Mondays. If you're interested in India's tribal heritage, don't miss Bhasha Research and Publication Center's Adivasi Academy in Tejgadh village of Chhota Udepur. Its incredible Vaacha Museum of Voice documents tribes from across the country. It has a comprehensive collection including musical instruments, paintings, sculptures, textiles, images of worship, and agricultural equipment. Another highlight is the museum's Bhasha Van forest of languages. Stay at Kali Niketan palace hotel .

Where: Eastern Gujarat. About two and a half hours (110km) east of Vadodara.

Sun Temple, Modhera

One of the most significant sun temples in India is located in peaceful Modhera village. Built in the 11th century by Solanki dynasty rulers, the temple is dedicated to Surya the Sun God. It's a substantial structure, consisting of a carved stepped tank, assembly hall, and main shrine. It's covered in intricate stone sculptures. The sanctum is positioned in a way that it receives the first rays of the morning sun at the equinox.

Where: Northern Gujarat. About two hours (99km) north of Ahmedabad.

Rani ki Vav (the Queen's Stepwell), Patan

Rani ki Vav is an ancient abandoned stepwell dating back to the 11th century and UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was also constructed during the Solanki dynasty, apparently in memory of ruler Bhimdev I, by his widowed wife. The stepwell has stairs going down seven levels, and panels containing more than 500 main sculptures and over 1,000 minor ones. Only discovered relatively recently, the stepwell was flooded by the nearby Saraswati River and silted over until the late 1980s. When it was excavated by the Archeological Survey of India, its carvings were found in pristine condition.

Where: Northern Gujarat. About three hours north of Ahmedabad (128km) and 50 minutes north of Modhera (35km).

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A town trapped in time, Sidhpur will delight architecture aficionados with its colorful century-old mansions belonging to the affluent Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community. Many of the houses are empty as their owners have moved abroad. Sidhpur sits alongside the holy Saraswati River and is also a Hindu pilgrim destination. It's dotted with temples and water bodies. The ruins of 10th century Rudra Mahalaya Temple, with its towering carved pillars and torans, is a major attraction.

Where: Under two hours (76km) east of Patan. It can be visited as part of a Patan and Modhera circuit.

Idar Hill Fort, Sabarkantha District

Giant boulders have guarded the town of Idar, at the southern end of the Aravali mountain range, for centuries. A scenic but strenuous climb to the top of the hill (Idariyo Gadh) through the rocks will take you past the remains of various palaces and temples. The town is known for its handmade wooden toys as well. They can be purchased at the market near the clock tower.

Where: Northern Gujarat. About two hours east of Patan (98km), near the Rajasthan border. It's on the way to Mount Abu in Rajasthan .

Polo Forest, Sabarkantha District

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Trekkers should head to one of Gujarat's best kept secrets, Polo Forest, to discover old Hindu and Jain temples tucked away deep within the jungle. It was once a city called Abhapuri, believed to have been established in the 10th century by Idar kings and later conquered by Rathod Rajputs of Marwar in the 15th century. Visit after the monsoon, between September and December, for the most spectacular greenery.

Where: Northern Gujarat. About an hour northeast of Idar (45km), near Vijaynagar. It can be reached in three and a half hours from Ahmedabad (156km).

Kutch Region

The immense stretch of largely barren and harsh desert landscape that is the Kutch region of Gujarat is sometimes described as India's "Wild West". Its name, Kutch (or Kachchh), refers to the fact that it alternates between wet (submerged during the monsoon season ) and dry. Much of Kutch consists of seasonal wetlands known as the Great Rann of Kutch (famous for its salt desert) and smaller Little Rann of Kutch (famous for its Wild Ass Sanctuary ). Other attractions in the Kutch region include historic Bhuj, villages and traditional handicrafts, the ship building in the port town of Mandvi, and the Dholavira ruins of an ancient Indus Valley Civilization/Harappan city. Find out more in this Kutch Travel Guide.

Where: Northwest Gujarat. Bhuj is about seven hours west of Ahmedabad (400km). It has an airport.

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One of the four most sacred C har Dham Hindu pilgrimage sites and seven most ancient S apta Puri religious cities in India, Dwarka is considered to be the ancient kingdom of Lord Krishna and the first capital of Gujarat. The Krishna Janmashtami festival is a major event there. Of special importance is Dwarkadhish Temple , built approximately 200 BC and often referred to as Jagat Mandir. Head down to Gomti Ghat, at the holy water's edge, for a spectacle of decorated camels, tea stalls, and seashell jewelry sellers. Just north of Dwarka, Shivrajpur beach was recently awarded international Blue Flag certification for safety and cleanliness.

Where: Western Gujarat, at the mouth of the Gomti River on the Arabian Sea. It's about three hours west of Jamnagar (132km).

Narara Marine National Park

Isolated and off-the-beaten-track, Marine National Park lies along the coast on the way to Dwarka. It was established as a national park in 1982 and is the first of its kind in India. Yet, not many people know about it. The national park is made up of 42 islands, 33 of which are surrounded by coral reef, and is home to diverse marine and bird life. Tourists are only permitted to visit a couple of the islands though. The main one, Narara Island, is accessible by car and a long walk during low tide. Visit during the winter, and be prepared to wade through ankle deep water on the seabed. Local guides are available. Pirotan Island can be accessed by charter boat but it's difficult and permission needs to be obtained from numerous government departments in advance.

Where: Western Gujarat in the Gulf of Kutch, about an hour west of Jamnagar (54km).

An important pilgrimage destination, Somnath Temple is one of the 12 jyotirlinga (shrines of Lord Shiva, where he's worshiped as a linga of light) in India. Its seaside location is powerful, the intricate carvings on its sandstone architecture are superb, and its history is fascinating. The temple was ransacked by Islamic invaders and rebuilt numerous times, with the final reconstruction taking place after India achieved independence from the British. Maha Shivratri is celebrated in a big way there in February or March . A colorful religious fair is also held every year on Kartik Purnima (full moon night, usually in November ), complete with small children dressed up as Lord Shiva and plenty of bhaang .

Where: Southwest Gujarat. The closest airport is in Diu. Ahmedabad is about seven hours away. You can take a train from Ahmedabad to Veraval.
Don't miss the evocative evening Sound and Light Show at Somnath .

Gir National Park

Gir National Park, one of the top parks to see wildlife in India , is the only place in the world where the Asiatic lion can now be found. Thanks to conservation efforts, their numbers have been increasing. Gir is the largest dry deciduous forest in western India. There's plenty of other wildlife there, including about 300 types of birds. You'll have the best chance of spotting a lion if you go during December through May although April and May can be very hot. Safaris run daily. Plan your trip with this Gir travel guide .

Where: Southwest Gujarat, under three hours northeast of Somnath (68km). It's inland from the beaches of Diu. The closest airport is in Diu.

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If you're interested in Indo-Islamic architecture, you'll marvel over the splendid design of the striking 19 century Mahabat Maqbara mausoleum complex of local rulers at Junagadh. This historical city, whose name means Old Fort, is situated at the bottom of the sacred and temple-covered Girnar Hills. On the way to the hills is a building housing 14 rock-carved edicts of Emperor Ashoka , dating back to 250 BC. You can also visit the ruins of Uparkot Fort, built in 319 BC by Chandragupta Maurya, which has some interesting structures such as step wells and Buddhist rock-cut caves.

Where: Southwest Gujarat, about three hours south of Jamnagar (140km) and two hours north of Somnath (96km).

Shatrunjaya Hill Temples, Palitana

Palitana, a principal pilgrim center for Jains, has accumulated nearly 900 temples and more are being constructed. Climb in excess of 3,000 steps to the top of the hill and you'll find an astonishing Jain temple complex with sensational views. Do note that the hill is considered to be sacred. You cannot wear or carry any leather items and must dress conservatively.

Where: Southern Gujarat, about five hours south of Ahmedabad (210km). The nearest airport is in Bhavnagar, about an hour and a half away.

Velavadar Blackbuck National Park

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The largest population of Blackbuck, the unusual spiral-horned Indian antelope, lives at Velavadar. This untamed area is the only tropical grassland in India to be given the status of a national park. It's home to wolves and many species of grassland birds too. The Blackbuck Lodge , one of India's top jungle lodges , is an outstanding place to stay there.

Where: About three hours south of Ahmedabad (145km) and an hour north of Bhavnagar (47km).

Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary

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Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary is one of the best places to go bird watching in India . It's made up of Nalsarovar Lake, and surrounding marsh wetlands and islands. More than 250 types of migratory birds can be seen but you'll have to go further into the lake than the standard trip to Dhrabla Island. Unfortunately, it's not set up properly for tourists. Facilities are poor and boat operators are not well regulated, resulting in them charging really high rates.

Where: Just under two hours southwest of Ahmedabad (63km).

Lothal Ancient Harappan Site

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Lothal is the most extensively excavated Indus Valley Harappan Civilization site in Gujarat. Situated on the Gulf of Combay, it's believed to have been a flourishing sea port and trade center. Although the site is in ruins now, it has some significant remains including parts of a dockyard that's thought to have been the first of its kind in the world. Many items from the Indus Valley Civilization are also on display at the small archeological museum at the site. It's open daily except Fridays. The Indian government is in the process of founding a maritime heritage museum at Lothal too.

Where: About two hours southwest of Ahmedabad (78km) via Ahmedabad-Bhavnagar National Highway 47.

Saputara, The Dangs

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Saputara, meaning "Abode of Serpents", is situated on a densely forested plateau on top of the Sahyadri mountain range . This hill station has been developed as a tourist destination with hotels around a large lake, boat club, tribal museum, cable car, artist village, and other attractions. It's a popular weekend getaway, especially during the monsoon season when it's misty there. The district, known as The Dangs, is home to a large tribal population and is an ideal place to experience rural India. Community-based tourism is being pioneered by Rural Pleasure at Subir village.

Where: Southern Gujarat, close to the Maharashtra border.

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Top 25 Tourist Places To Visit in Gujarat

What comes to your mind when somebody mentions Gujarat? Statue of Unity, Dandiya, all India Chardham portals of Dwarkadheesh, colourful traditional clothes, Delectable authentic Gujarati cuisines, great ran of Kutch and many more but there is so much more to this historic and the westernmost state of India that one visit will not be enough. With a plethora of tourist attractions and a thriving biodiversity this fascinating land holds a lot of charm which has always attracted tourists and traders from far and wide ever since the early ages. The mosaic of cultures, traditions and beliefs is clearly represented through their ethnic beauty and general way of life. From beaches and national parks to temples and historical sites Gujarat is dotted with so many unique and interesting places that you will get tired of visiting but you will never run out of places to visit.

If you are planning a visit to Gujarat but don’t know where to visit then here are a few famous tourist attractions in Gujarat which you should not miss out on exploring:

Gujarat Historical Places:

Great rann of kutch.

Champaner – Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Lalgarh Palace And Museum

Rani Ki Vav (The Queen’s Stepwell)

Also Read: Top 09 Most Famous Iconic Stepwells in Gujarat

Dholavira / Lothal

Gujarat Temples:

Dwarkadhish mandir.

Suggested Tours

Dwarka Somnath Tour from Ahmedabad
Dwarka Somnath Tour from Hyderabad
Dwarka Somnath Tour from Delhi
Dwarka Somnath Tour from Mumbai
Dwarka Somnath Gir Diu Tour

Somnath Mandir

Modhera Sun Temple

Akshardham mandir (gandhinagar).

Rukmini Devi Temple

Gujarat Offbeat Destinations:

Narala And Pirotan Island

Girmal Waterfall

Dunny Point

Gujarat National Parks And Wildlife Sanctuaries:

Marine national park.

Gir National Park

Blackbuck National Park

Vansda National Park

Thol Lake Bird Sanctuary

Gujarat Beaches:

Nagoa beach.

Nargol Beach

Dwarka Beach

Sarkeshwar Beach

Sivrajpur Beach

Gujarat Tour Packages
Grand Gujarat Tour
Statue of Unity Package
Gujarat Diu Tour
Explore Gujarat Tour
Gujarat Wildlife Tour
Gujarat Desert Beach Tour
Ahmedabad Sightseeing Tour

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Gujarat Tourism – 20 Best Places to Explore for an Unforgettable Holiday

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“Gujarat: Embrace the Warmth of Hospitality and the Majesty of Landscapes.”

Gujarat, a magical landscape steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty, attracts wanderers from all over the world. Visiting Gujarat means you must have time to explore the soul that lies in its diverse landscapes, warm hospitality, and a treasure trove of experiences. Gujarat is indeed one of the best tourist destinations for travelers in India.

Decked along the western coast of India, Gujarat offers limitless activities for tourists to enjoy their vacation. Exploration of ancient ruins, architectural marvels, colorful festivals, delicious cuisines, and fun-filled adventure activities will make your holidays here memorable for a lifetime.

Let us discover the captivating destinations of Gujarat to embrace its timeless heritage and culture.

A Quick Glance at the Popular Tourism Highlights of Gujarat:

Popular tourist destinations of gujarat.

Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad
Rann of Kutch, Bhuj
Gir National Park, Junagadh
Somnath Temple, Veraval
Dwarkadhish Temple, Dwarka
Champaner – Pavagadh Archaeological Park, Champaner
Statue of Unity, Kevadia
Patan Step Well, Patan
Bhuj Old Town, Bhuj
Modhera Sun Temple, Modhera
Laxmi Vilas Palace, Vadodara
Mandvi Beach, Mandvi
Saputara Hill Station, Saputara
Jama Masjid, Champaner
Lothal Archaeological Site, Lothal

Gujarat’s Delicious Cuisines

Gujarati Kadhi
Gujarati Dal
Sev Tamatar Nu Shaak
Surti Locho
Gujarati Khichdi

Gujarat’s Fun Places for Kids

Kankaria Lake, Ahmedabad
Balvatika and Children’s Park, Ahmedabad
Science City, Ahmedabad
Gujarat Science City, Ahmedabad
Parimal Garden, Ahmedabad
Indroda Nature Park, Gandhinagar
Swapna Srushti Water Park, Gandhinagar
Ajwa Water Park, Vadodara
Sayaji Gardens, Vadodara
ISKCON Temple, Ahmedabad
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Museum, Ahmedabad
Dinosaur Park, Gandhinagar
Vardhman Fantasy Amusement Park, Surat
Fun World, Rajkot
Polo Forest, Idar

Popular Shopping Places in Gujarat

Law Garden Market, Ahmedabad
Rani No Hajiro, Ahmedabad
Sindhi Market, Ahmedabad
Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad
CG Road, Ahmedabad
Dhalgarwad Market, Ahmedabad
Lal Darwaja Market, Ahmedabad
Teen Darwaza, Ahmedabad
Kankaria Lake Market, Ahmedabad
Patan Patola Heritage, Patan
Bhujodi Village, Bhuj
Anjar Market, Bhuj
Mandvi Beach Bazaar, Mandvi
Kutch Craft Village, Bhuj
Law Garden Night Market, Ahmedabad

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Ahmedabad – Where Every Street Tells a Story of Resilience and Diversity

Ahmedabad, one of the iconic travel attractions of Gujarat, is where every street tells a story. If you want to know the soul of Gujarat, there is no other place like Ahmedabad. It is a mind-boggling blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and progressive modernity.

With its bustling streets, mesmerizing architectural wonders, and renowned educational institutions, the blissful city of Ahmedabad has been captivating travelers for decades. This place is full of fascinating stories and history. It is India’s first UNESCO World Heritage city. Centuries-old mosques, temples, and stepwells, the charming aura of the old city, colorful bazaars, delicious cuisines, soul-pleasing multiplexes, and historical landmarks will make your day fantastic here. The list of top visiting places never ends. You will always find amazing things to make your holidays wonderful in Ahmedabad. Beyond its historical allure, Ahmedabad pulsates with vibrant culture and traditions.

The magnificence of the city can be seen through its colorful festivals, most notably Uttarayan, the delightful International Kite Festival. During this time, the skies are decked with a lot of colors as people engage in friendly kite-flying battles. You will also get to taste amazing, delicious street food of Gujarat during the festival. Indeed, Ahmedabad is a wonderful cultural capital and one of the top tourist destinations to visit in Gujarat.

Beautiful Places to Explore in Ahmedabad

Sabarmati Riverfront: “Where Serenity Meets the River’s Flow.”
Sidi Saiyyed Mosque: “An Architectural Marvel Carved in Stone.”
Kankaria Lake: “Tranquility Amidst Urban Delights.”
Adalaj Stepwell : “A Sublime Oasis of Architectural Splendor.”
Jama Masjid: “Where Faith Finds Peace and Grandeur.”
Sarkhej Roza : “A Melody of Islamic Architecture and Serenity.”
Science City: “Igniting Curiosity, Inspiring Wonder.”
Law Garden: “A Vibrant Tapestry of Art, Culture, and Shopping.”
Bhadra Fort: “Guardian of History, Gateway to Ahmedabad.”
Calico Museum of Textiles: “Weaving Stories of Heritage and Craftsmanship.”

These beautiful places in Ahmedabad offer unique experiences, showcasing the city’s rich history, architectural marvels, serene landscapes, and vibrant cultural attractions.

Rann of Kutch – Nature’s Mesmerizing Canvas

The Rann of Kutch is a bewitching land that transports visitors to a world of surreal beauty and endless horizons. It is one of the must-visit places in Gujarat if you are planning a Gujarat sightseeing tour.

The landscape of the Rann of Kutch is a magical white salt marsh that allures the senses with dramatic sunsets. If you love photography, the Rann of Kutch’s mesmerizing canvas will give you goosebumps.

One of the highlights of a visit to the Rann of Kutch is the annual Rann Utsav, a vibrant festival that celebrates the beauty and culture of this enchanting desert. If you visit the Rann of Kutch during this time, you will see the most beautiful side of this white desert. Colorful tents, fun-filled cultural performances, delightful folk music, and soul-pleasing dance performances will blow your heart away. Don’t forget the delicious local cuisines and the mind-boggling views of the starlit sky of Kutch.

The white desert of the Rann of Kutch blossoms with bliss and glows with vibrant colors. If you indulge in the Sunset Safari, you will witness the most beautiful spectacle on earth. Glistening salt flats, adventurous camel safari rides, staying at luxurious tents, and tranquil vibes make this place a fantastic tourist hub for travelers from all around the world. It’s a place to make a deep connection with nature, seek solace, and taste the thrill of adventures.

Beautiful Places to Explore in Rann of Kutch

White Rann of Kutch: “Where Boundaries Blur and Dreams Take Flight.”
Kala Dungar (Black Hill) : “Where the Sky and Earth Converge in Harmony.”
Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary: “Discover the Wildlife Oasis in the Desert.”
Mandvi Beach: “A Coastal Gem Where Sun, Sand, and Serenity Meet.”
Dholavira Archaeological Site: “Unveiling the Ancient Ruins of a Lost Civilization.”
Narayan Sarovar: “Where Spirituality Meets Tranquility in the Sacred Lake.”
Bhujodi Village: “A Tapestry of Art, Craft, and Rural Charm.”
Great Rann of Kutch: “Endless Horizons of Salt and Solitude.”
Aina Mahal: “A Palace of Mirrors Reflecting Majestic Splendor.”
Vijay Vilas Palace: “A Royal Retreat Amidst Lush Gardens and Opulence.”

Gir National Park – Royal Abode of Asiatic Lions

The iconic Gir National Park is one of the best landmark destinations in Gujarat. If you are in Gujarat, you must plan a trip to the mesmerizing Gir National Park, which has kept intact the legacy of the majestic Asiatic lions. With its enchanting dense forests, rolling hills, and sprawling grasslands, Gir is a delightful abode of endangered species that have been saved from the brink of extinction.

Gir National Park is the only place on Earth where the Asiatic lions roam freely in their natural habitat. Witnessing these rare endangered creatures, such as sambar deer, Chowsingha (the world’s only four-horned antelope), jackal, Indian fox, hyena, and Asiatic white lions, makes this an awesome destination for wildlife lovers.

As the king of the jungle, the Asiatic lion takes center stage, attracting travelers from all over the world to witness their graceful movements. Embarking on a safari through Gir National Park is an exhilarating experience as one ventures deep into the wilderness, guided by expert naturalists.

Apart from the wild creatures, the park also boasts amazing floral species, alluring riverbeds, and a variety of delightful bird species. There are around 200 species of avifauna, including white-backed and long-billed vultures, which are endangered bird species in the park.

To become one with nature, Gir offers the opportunity to participate in community-based ecotourism initiatives. You can enjoy village walks and interact with the villagers to learn a lot about their heritage and culture. If you want to make your Gujarat sightseeing tour interesting and thrilling, then you must plan a wildlife safari at Gir National Park.

Beautiful Places of Gir National Park

Sasan Gir National Park : “Where the Wild Roams Free in Pristine Forests.”
Gir Interpretation Zone: “A Window into the Kingdom of the Asiatic Lions.”
Kamleshwar Dam: “Where Nature’s Serenity Meets Majestic Wildlife.”
Devalia Safari Park : “An Up-Close Encounter with Gir’s Exotic Fauna.”
Tulsi Shyam Temple: “A Sacred Haven Amidst the Wilderness of Gir.”
Kankai Mata Temple: “Seek Blessings in the Lap of Nature’s Majesty.”
Girnar Wildlife Sanctuary : “Exploring Biodiversity at the Foothills of Girnar.”
Crocodile Rearing Centre: “Witnessing the Ancient Reptiles of Gir.”
Jamjir Waterfall: “Nature’s Cascade of Beauty and Refreshment.”
Sinh Sadan: “A Restful Abode in the Heart of Gir’s Wild Splendor.”

Somnath Temple – Faith’s Eternal Destination

Standing as a beacon of spirituality and devotion, the magnificent Somnath Temple is indeed one of the most popular religious destinations in Gujarat.

Steeped in history and mythology, this revered shrine of Somnath is a delightful abode of Lord Shiva. It is one of the most important pilgrimage sites to visit in Gujarat. Devotees from all over India visit the Somnath Temple to seek solace and divine blessings from Lord Shiva.

The history of the Somnath Temple is as fascinating as it is ancient. The temple has been rebuilt several times, with many invaders attempting to destroy it, but nobody could succeed. Today, the Somnath temple still stands with pride, showcasing its magnificence to the devotees. The temple has been rebuilt several times throughout its existence. The Somnath Temple is a symbol of resilience and faith of the devotees. The temple’s architecture is mind-boggling, with intricate carvings, ornate domes, and magnificent spires, making Somnath Temple one of the most beautiful temples in India. Try capturing a picture of Somnath in sunlight; it looks amazing against the beautiful backdrop of the Arabian Sea.

The temple is also renowned for its evening aarti, a truly mesmerizing spectacle that fills the air with a divine aura. The spiritual vibes and panoramic views of the sunrise and sunset over the Arabian Sea leave a lasting impression on the hearts of devotees.

Darshan Timings: 6:00 am to 10:00 pm
Aarti Timings: Morning – 7:00 AM, 12:00 Noon, 7:00 PM.
Light and Sound Show Timing: 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Dwarka – A Journey to the Divine

The enchanting coastline of Gujarat has the sacred city of Dwarka, which seeks to rekindle spirituality and embrace divine blessings. Revered as the ancient kingdom of Lord Krishna, Dwarka holds a special place in the hearts of devotees and pilgrims from around the world.

It is said that Dwarka is the place where Lord Krishna established his kingdom and is also known as Dwarkadheesh. The city is rich in spiritual heritage. The blissful lanes, bustling markets, and temples showcase age-old rituals of devotion and reverence.

The main highlight of Dwarka is the magnificent Dwarkadheesh Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna. Devotees from all across India flock to this sacred abode to seek divine blessings from Lord Krishna.

Beyond its spiritual significance, Dwarka offers glimpses into ancient history and mythology. The city is believed to have been submerged underwater multiple times, with remnants of its ancient glory still visible today, providing a fascinating insight into the city’s past. Submerged structures and artifacts reveal a civilization lost in time.

Dwarka’s charm extends beyond its temples and historical sites. The Dwarka Underwater Archaeological Excavations showcase amazing and mysterious submerged structures and artifacts of the lost civilization of Dwarka.

Dwarka is a paradise for shopping lovers. Beautiful intricate handicrafts, traditional textiles, and colorful trinkets on display will definitely captivate your mind. Shopping in the markets will reveal the soul of Dwarka. You can interact with shopkeepers, explore the local culture, and enjoy delicious cuisines. Dwarka’s picturesque coastline offers serene beaches that must not be missed. The gentle sea breeze, the rhythmic sound of crashing waves, and the panoramic vistas will make your holidays in Gujarat relaxing and refreshing. The city’s warm hospitality makes it a top destination to visit in Gujarat.

Beautiful Places to Visit in Dwarka

Dwarkadhish Temple: “Where Divinity Shines in Sacred Splendor.”
Dwarka Beach: “Where Golden Sands Meet the Azure Waters.”
Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple : “A Spiritual Journey to Seek Lord Shiva’s Blessings.”
Rukmini Devi Temple: “A Shrine of Love and Eternal Devotion.”
Gomti Ghat: “Where Pilgrimage Meets Serenity by the Holy River.”
Bet Dwarka: “Exploring the Mythical Kingdom of Lord Krishna.”
Sudama Setu : “A Bridge of Friendship Spanning Time and Faith.”
Dwarka Lighthouse: “Guiding Ships and Hearts with Majestic Views.”
Gopi Talav : “A Serene Lake Immersed in Tales of Divine Romance.”
Dwaraka Archaeological Museum: “Preserving the Ancient Treasures of Dwarka’s History.”

Sabarmati Ashram- Cradle of India’s Freedom Movement

Sabarmati Ashram holds, with love, the profound legacy of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the Indian nation. This serene paradise is the cradle of India’s freedom struggle, taking us back in time to witness the golden bygone days of the Indian freedom struggle. Sabarmati Ashram symbolizes peace, simplicity, and the ideals of nonviolence.

Also known as the Gandhi Ashram, Sabarmati Ashram is a must-visit place in Gujarat for history lovers. It is the place where Gandhi Ji developed and implemented his principles of truth, compassion, and nonviolent resistance.

The ashram’s soul-seducing ambiance, with its rustic charm and peaceful surroundings, makes it a fascinating place to explore in Gujarat. It showcases simple mud-brick huts where Gandhi and his followers lived. Hriday Kunj, which still holds all his personal belongings and the essence of his life, serves as a testament to his legacy.

Sabarmati Ashram is a place where Gandhian principles and social change are still promoted. It offers workshops, seminars, and lectures on nonviolence, rural development, and sustainable living. With pride, Sabarmati Ashram carries the enduring spirit of Mahatma Gandhi.

Beautiful Places to Visit in Sabarmati Ashram

Sabarmati Ashram: “Where Mahatma Gandhi’s Legacy of Peace Ignites the Soul.”
Hriday Kunj: “The Home of Gandhi’s Ideals and Revolutionary Spirit.”
Gandhi Smarak Sangrahalaya: “Preserving the Life and Lessons of the Father of the Nation.”
Upasana Mandir: “A Sacred Space for Reflection and Spiritual Harmony.”
Magan Niwas: “Where Simplicity and Self-Sufficiency Define Gandhian Living.”
Nandini : “Discovering the Art and Craft of Khadi at the Ashram.”
Vinoba-Mira Kutir : “Honoring the Legacy of Vinoba Bhave and Mira Behn.”
Swachhagraha : “Inspiring a Clean and Green Revolution through Gandhian Values.”
Santokba Durlabhji Memorial Hall: “Celebrating the Contributions of Women in the Freedom Movement.”
Saptarishi Cottages : “Retreat in Tranquility Amidst the Ashram’s Natural Surroundings.”

Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological Park will blow your heart away with its ancient ruins and fascinating architectural marvels. It is a wonderful UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you are interested in knowing about the rich history and cultural heritage of Gujarat, then Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological Park will fulfill your expectations.

Decked in the awe-inspiring foothills of Pavagadh Hill, the park showcases amazing fortifications, palaces, religious buildings, water-retaining installations, and the ancient village of Champaner from the 8th to the 14th centuries. One of the most important highlights is the mesmerizing Kalika Mata Temple on the top of Pavagadh Hill. Devotees from all across India come here to seek blessings from Kalika Mata.

Exploring Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological Park is like stepping into a living museum. The air is filled with a sense of mystery and grandeur as visitors uncover the layers of history and marvel at the intricate details of the structures.

Apart from its historical significance, the park is a beautiful nature paradise. The lush greenery, rolling hills, and vibrant flora and fauna create tranquil vibes and a soul-seducing atmosphere for travelers. It is definitely the best place to explore in Gujarat.

Beautiful Places of Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Champaner Archaeological Park: “Where History Unveils Its Ancient Secrets.”
Jama Masjid: “A Majestic Symbol of Islamic Architecture in Champaner.”
Pavagadh Hill : “Ascending to Spiritual Heights in the Heart of History.”
Kalika Mata Temple: “Where Devotion Meets Majestic Mountain Views.”
Kevada Masjid: “A Serene Sanctuary of Architectural Grandeur.”
Sahar ki Masjid: “An Oasis of Tranquility Amidst Champaner’s Ruins.”
Helical StepWell: “Descending into the Mysteries of Ancient Engineering.”
Nagina Masjid: “A Jewel of Tranquility amidst Champaner’s Splendor.”
J ami Masjid: “A Timeless Tribute to Champaner’s Islamic Heritage.”
Fort of Pavagadh : “Guardian of History, Witness to Changing Times.”

Statue of Unity- Inspiring Pride, Unity and National Identity

Amidst the picturesque landscapes of Gujarat, the Statue of Unity definitely commands attention and awe. This colossal tribute is a symbol of unity, pride, and inspiration. It honors the visionary leader, Vallabhbhai Patel, who played an important role in India’s independence and the unification of the nation. It is one of the top tourist attractions to visit in Gujarat.

The structures and ambiance of this place leave a lasting impression on the hearts of the travelers. The artistry and craftsmanship of skilled artisans make the sculpture of Vallabhbhai Patel a great visual spectacle. The statue’s bronze exterior glistens in the sunlight, exuding an aura of strength and resilience.

The statue and its sprawling complex are a wonderful spot for cultural activities, exhibitions, and educational programs for tourists. The tranquil setting, mesmerizing botanical garden, and the beautiful valley of flowers make it one of the most captivating places to visit on your Gujarat tour. The Statue of Unity is a great symbol of the power of unity, the strength of a nation, and the resilience of its people.

Beautiful Places to Explore around Statue of Unity

Statue of Unity: “Rising in Majesty, Inspiring Unity and Pride.”
Valley of Flowers : “Nature’s Canvas Blooms in the Shadow of Unity.”
Sardar Sarovar Dam : “Harnessing the Power of Unity, Nurturing Life.”
Jungle Safari: “Exploring the Wilderness at the Footsteps of Unity.”
Museum of Unity: “Unveiling the Legacy of a Visionary Leader.”
Ekta Mall : “Celebrating Diversity, Embracing Unity in a Shopping Haven.”
River Rafting: “Conquering Rapids, Bonding in Unity’s Waters.”
Cactus Garden: “ A Desert Oasis of Unity’s Thorny Beauty.”
Light and Sound Show : “Chronicles of Unity Illuminated in Spectacular Splendor.”
Unity Glow Garden: “A Glittering Wonderland of Unity’s Brilliance.”

Modhera Sun Temple – A Testament to the Sun’s Sacred Power

Travelers who love timeless beauty and ancient spiritual grandeur must visit the Modhera Sun Temple in Gujarat. It is one of the most popular religious attractions in Gujarat, built in 1026-27 CE during the reign of Bhima I of the Chalukya dynasty. As one approaches the Sun Temple, a sense of awe washes over them. The temple’s intricate carvings, delicate sculptures, and ornate pillars delight the senses of tourists.

The temple is dedicated to the sun god, Surya, and its architecture reflects the cultural synthesis that prevailed during that period. The magnificent rectangular-shaped Rama Kund has 108 shrines of various gods and demi-gods. In the Sabha Mandap, you will see beautifully sculpted renderings of the 12 Adityas (Sun Gods). The sculpted renderings on the pillars showcase the sun according to the 12 months of the year.

Every nook and corner of the temple tells a story, inviting visitors to unravel the mysteries of ancient mythology and immerse themselves in the divine aura of the surroundings.

At the Modhera Sun Temple, travelers can bask in tranquility and connect with their inner selves.

Modhera Sun Temple Timings : 7:00 am to 6:00 pm

Junagarh – A Mosaic of Architectural Splendor and Rich Heritage

A tapestry of historical wonders, spiritual sanctuaries, and cultural extravaganzas, Junagarh is an amazing tourist destination to explore in Gujarat. It is a city that holds within its confines the stories of courage and strength. The warm hospitality and brilliant architectural wonders of Junagarh attract tourists from all over India.

Stroll through the bustling bazaars, savor the flavors of delicious Gujarati cuisine, and embrace the rich art, cultures, and heritage. You will be compelled to live here forever. The city’s amazing festivals and fairs showcase the rich cultural traditions of Gujarat. One of the most prominent festivals of Junagarh is the mesmerizing Bhavnath Fair. It is a vibrant celebration of music, dance, and religious fervor. Pilgrims, musicians, and artists from all across the globe participate to create a joyful ambiance. For the spiritually inclined, Junagarh offers a spiritual sanctuary in the form of temples. The breathtakingly beautiful Jain temples, such as the Neminath Temple and the Parsvanath Temple, are great places to seek solace and spiritual grace. Junagarh will tell you the story of its rich history, architectural wonders, and vibrant culture. It shows you the grandeur of bygone eras and offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of Gujarat.

Beautiful Places of Junagarh

Uparkot Fort: “Unveiling Junagarh’s Majestic Past, One Fortress at a Time.”
Mahabat Maqbara: “A Testament to Junagarh’s Architectural Splendor.”
Darbar Hall Museum : “Journeying Through Junagarh’s Regal Heritage.”
Sakkarbaug Zoological Garden: “Where Wildlife Thrives in Junagarh’s Green Oasis.”
Ashokan Rock Edicts: “Tracing Ancient Inscriptions in Junagarh’s Historical Landscape.”
Damodar Kund: “A Serene Oasis of Tranquility Amidst Junagarh’s Bustling Streets.”
Girnar Hill: “Ascending to Spiritual Heights in Junagarh’s Sacred Mountain.”
Mahakali Temple: “Seeking Blessings at the Divine Abode of Junagarh.”
Durbar Hall Palace Museum : “Immersing in Junagarh’s Regal Opulence.”
Adi-Kadi Vav: “Exploring the Architectural Marvels of Junagarh’s Stepwell.”

Patan – A Cultural Haven

Patan is a city that captures the essence of Gujarat’s rich cultural tapestry. It is one of the best destinations to visit in Gujarat for budget-friendly travelers. The city is very famous for its beautiful architectural marvels, colorful festivals, and artistic traditions. Patan invites you to lose yourself in its heritage, discover hidden treasures, and create lasting memories that will forever be etched in your heart.

Exploring Patan is like a journey back in time where history, art, and spirituality merge harmoniously to delight the hearts of tourists. The city’s narrow lanes, warm hospitality, and amazing ancient marvels make this place an amazing spot for travelers who want to explore the heritage tourism of Gujarat. Patan definitely offers a truly unique and enriching experience to travelers of all kinds.

Beautiful Places of Patan

Rani ki Vav: “Descending into the Timeless Beauty of Patan’s Queen’s Stepwell.”
Patola Heritage House : “Weaving Threads of Tradition in Patan’s Textile Paradise.”
Sahastralinga Talav: “A Serene Reservoir Reflecting Patan’s Ancient Grandeur.”
Khan Sarovar : “Tranquility Amidst Patan’s Scenic Lakeside Retreat.”
Patan Patola Heritage Museum: “Unraveling the Rich Tapestry of Patan’s Artistic Legacy.”
Panchasar Jain Temple : “Where Devotion Resides in Patan’s Sacred Sanctuary.”
Shankheshwar Parshwanath Temple: “Seeking Enlightenment in Patan’s Jain Pilgrimage Site.”
Hemchandracharya Jain Gnan Mandir: “Illuminating Minds with Knowledge in Patan’s Jain Temple.”
Rani-ki-Vav Garden: “A Blossoming Oasis Embracing the Elegance of Patan’s Stepwell.”
Hatkeshwar Temple: “Bowing to Divinity in the Serene Ambience of Patan’s Temple.”

Bhuj – A Gateway to Kutch’s Splendors

The city of Kutch, Bhuj, is also known for its vibrant markets, where artisans and craftsmen display their exquisite creations. It is famous for its majestic palaces that display the architectural brilliance of bygone days. Bhuj is a visual delight for travelers in Kutch of all types.

Some of the most favorite spots in Bhuj that you must not miss are the Bhujodi village, which showcases the age-old art of creating vibrant textiles, and the bustling and colorful Bhuj Haat, which is a wonderful handicrafts market. Here, you will find amazing colorful textiles, beautiful metalworks, embroideries, and wood carvings. It’s also the perfect place to shop for unique souvenirs. The majestic palaces, bustling markets, natural beauty, and rich art and craftsmanship of Bhuj make it a truly unforgettable destination. If you are planning your itinerary for the Gujarat Tour, you must include Bhuj for delightful experiences and memories.

Beautiful Places of Bhuj

Aina Mahal: “Where Bhuj’s Rich Heritage Reflects in Shimmering Splendor.”
Prag Mahal: “A Majestic Marvel of Bhuj’s Architectural Grandeur.”
Kutch Museum : “Unveiling the Treasures of Bhuj’s Cultural Tapestry.”
Bhujia Hill : “Ascending to Panoramic Views of Bhuj’s Enchanting Landscape.”
Bhujodi Village : “Immersing in Bhuj’s Artistic Traditions and Handicrafts.”
Hamirsar Lake: “Tranquility and Serenity Meet at Bhuj’s Luminous Lake.”
Swaminarayan Temple: “Seeking Spiritual Harmony in Bhuj’s Sacred Abode.”
Sharad Baug Palace: “Stepping into the Royalty of Bhuj’s Historic Palace.”
Chhatardi Tombs: “Honoring Bhuj’s Glorious Past in the Serenity of Tombs.”
Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary: “Encountering Nature’s Wonders in Bhuj’s Untamed Wilderness.”

Vadodara- The Royal Heritage City

Vadodara, a city of beauty and delight, creates an unforgettable experience for visitors. It is a place where regal palaces, art galleries, and sacred sites coexist harmoniously, offering a glimpse into Gujarat’s rich heritage. It is also one of the top heritage destinations to visit in Gujarat.

Vadodara will show you its enchanting gardens, magnificent palaces, beautiful art galleries, and culinary delights, leaving a long-lasting impression on your mind.

You will see mesmerizing palaces and grand structures adorned with intricate artwork and craftsmanship scattered throughout the city. Vadodara exudes a regal charm. It is a destination that invites you to immerse yourself in its culture and architectural wonders. It has something for every traveler, whether they are a history buff, an art enthusiast, a food lover, or someone seeking a memorable travel experience.

Beautiful Places of Vadodara

Laxmi Vilas Palace : “Where Royalty Resides, Unveiling Vadodara’s Regal Grandeur.”
Sayaji Gardens: “Nature’s Oasis in the Heart of Vadodara’s Serene Landscape.”
Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum : “Immersing in Vadodara’s Artistic Legacy and Heritage.”
Kirti Mandir: “Paying Tribute to Vadodara’s Illustrious Past and Inspiring Figures.”
Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park : “Exploring Vadodara’s Ancient Secrets Amidst Serene Hills.”
EME Temple: “Where Faith Meets Architectural Brilliance in Vadodara.”
Vadodara Museum and Picture Gallery : “Unraveling Vadodara’s Cultural Tapestry in Art and Artifacts.”
Kala Ghoda Art Distric t: “A Vibrant Canvas of Creativity and Expression in Vadodara.”
Ajwa Water Park: “Splash into Fun and Adventure in Vadodara’s Refreshing Retreat.”
Sardar Patel Planetarium: “Stargazing and Discovering the Cosmos in Vadodara’s Celestial Dome.”

Mandvi – A Coastal Paradise

Mandvi is one of the top tourist destinations to visit in Gujarat. If you are a beach lover, then without any doubt, you should visit Mandvi once in a lifetime. It is a place where the waves gently caress the shore, a haven of tranquility and natural beauty. Soul-soothing leisurely walks along the shore would be one of the most pleasing moments of your vacation in Mandvi. It’s a great place for recreation and rejuvenation of the soul with your loved ones in Gujarat. It is also very popular for its colorful markets and historical sites. Mandvi invites you to fall in love with its tranquil allure and create long-lasting memories with your family and friends.

You can also enjoy fascinating and thrilling water sports activities, such as jet skiing, parasailing, and banana boat rides. Mandvi indeed offers a delightful retreat for those seeking a blend of relaxation and cultural exploration.

Beautiful Places of Mandvi

Mandvi Beach : “Where Tranquility Meets the Sparkle of Mandvi’s Shimmering Sands.”
Vijay Vilas Palace: “Unveiling Mandvi’s Royal Splendor in a Palatial Retreat.”
Rukmavati Bridge: “Connecting Mandvi’s Past and Present in Architectural Grace.”
Shyamji Krishna Verma Memorial: “Honoring Mandvi’s Patriotism and Legacy of Freedom.”
Mandvi Shipbuilding Yard: “Witnessing the Artistry of Mandvi’s Maritime Heritage.”
Topansar Lake: “A Serene Haven Reflecting Mandvi’s Natural Beauty.”
Swaminarayan Temple : “Finding Spiritual Solace in Mandvi’s Sacred Abode.”
Wind Farms Beach: “Embracing the Tranquil Breeze at Mandvi’s Windmill-Dotted Shore.”
Mandvi Fort: “Guarding Mandvi’s Rich History Amidst Scenic Coastal Views.”
72 Jinalaya : “Seeking Inner Peace at Mandvi’s Jain Temple Complex.”

Saputara- Nature’s Picturesque Paradise

For those seeking a bit of adventure, solace, and a nature retreat, Saputara offers exciting experiences to make your Gujarat holidays one of a kind. Away from the chaos of the modern world, its magical landscapes offer a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. Saputara is a haven of natural beauty and tranquility that offers a perfect retreat for nature lovers.

Stunning viewpoints, thrilling trekking trails, delightful weather, and alluring sunrises and sunsets make Saputara one of the best places for relaxation in Gujarat, such as Sunset Point and Sunrise Point. Breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and hills paint the eye’s canvas with bliss. The hearts of adventurers must be ready for paragliding, zip-lining, or rappelling, etc. The lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and meandering rivers create a serene ambiance that is perfect for rejuvenation and relaxation. The Saputara Lake, a paradise for nature lovers, is a great place to enjoy boating and nature photography. Saputara is also surrounded by well-maintained gardens, such as the Lake Garden and Step Garden, offering tranquil spaces to unwind, enjoy the beauty of nature, and listen to the soothing silence of nature.

Beautiful Places of Saputara

Saputara Lake: “Where Serenity Reflects in the Azure Waters of Saputara.”
Sunset Point: “Embracing Nature’s Canvas of Colors at Saputara’s Sunset Vista.”
Saputara Tribal Museum: “Unraveling the Cultural Tapestry of Saputara’s Indigenous Tribes.”
Step Garden : “Cascading Beauty and Tranquility in Saputara’s Terraced Garden.”
Artist Village: “Exploring Saputara’s Artistic Spirit in a Village of Creativity.”
Table Top Point: “Admiring Panoramic Views from Saputara’s Scenic Vantage Point.”
Gira Waterfalls : “Immersing in Nature’s Grace at Saputara’s Majestic Waterfalls.”
Ropeway Ride: “Suspended in Awe, Soaring Above Saputara’s Picturesque Landscape.”
Pandava Caves: “Unveiling Ancient Mysteries in Saputara’s Enigmatic Caves.”
Rose Garden: “A Fragrant Retreat Amidst Saputara’s Blossoming Flowers.”

Jamnagar- Crown of Gujarat

Jamnagar offers a delightful blend of heritage and natural beauty to tourists. From breathtaking beaches to delightful historical marvels, Jamnagar creates magic in the minds of wanderers. It has many serene retreats for nature and bird lovers, providing a peaceful haven for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. The Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary is one of the major bird-watching destinations in Jamnagar, home to a variety of migratory and resident bird species, offering a delightful opportunity to observe them in their natural habitat.

Jamnagar is also famous for its vibrant bazaars and bustling markets where you will get a chance to find an amazing range of traditional handicrafts, Bandhani sarees, textiles, and jewelry.

Moreover, Jamnagar offers a wonderful retreat on the beaches along its coastline. There are many tranquil beaches such as Balachadi Beach and Dwarka Beach where the soul comes alive. Leisurely walks along the shore, mesmerizing sunset views, and pleasant weather make this place an amazing choice in Gujarat for beach lovers in India.

Beautiful Places of Jamnagar

Lakhota Lake: “Tranquility and Serenity Meet at Jamnagar’s Lakhota Lake.”
Lakhota Palace and Museum: “Immersing in Jamnagar’s Rich History and Royal Heritage.”
Marine National Park: “ Discovering Marine Marvels in Jamnagar’s Pristine Waters.”
Bala Hanuman Temple : “Seeking Divine Blessings at Jamnagar’s Spiritual Abode.”
Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary: “A Haven for Avian Delights in Jamnagar’s Natural Sanctuary.”
Darbargadh Palace: “Stepping into the Grandeur of Jamnagar’s Historic Palace.”
Dwarkadhish Temple: “Embracing Devotion in Jamnagar’s Sacred Dwarkadhish Temple.”
Narara Marine Sanctuary: “Exploring Jamnagar’s Underwater Wonderland of Marine Life.”
Ranmal Lake: “Glimpses of Nature’s Beauty in Jamnagar’s Scenic Lake.”
Bhujio Kotho: “Witnessing Jamnagar’s Towering Architectural Splendor.”

Gandhinagar – A Melting Pot of Cultures and Ideas

Gandhinagar beautifully captures the essence of modernity, serenity, and cultural heritage. It is one of the top tourist destinations to visit in Gujarat. For visitors seeking a blend of urban comfort and natural beauty, Gandhinagar is the place to be.

The tranquil ambiance, cultural treasures, and the warmth and hospitality of Gujarat’s capital city, Gandhinagar, create a piece of heaven for creating beautiful memories with your loved ones. The city is a beautiful combination of tradition and modernity. Beautiful gardens and amazing infrastructure make the city of Gandhinagar soul-pleasing. It is also one of the top heritage and cultural destinations in Gujarat. Its cultural heritage is evident in its numerous museums and art galleries.

Gandhinagar’s museums showcase the rich history and cultural traditions of Gujarat through a diverse collection of artifacts, textiles, and folk art. For shopaholics, Gandhinagar offers a range of shopping options. One of the best shopping places, the vibrant Sector 21 Market, is a beautiful hub where visitors can explore a variety of shops selling traditional handicrafts, textiles, and spices. Also, explore the amazing bustling night markets, which offer unique shopping experiences to travelers.

Beautiful Places of Gandhi Nagar

Akshardham Temple: “Gandhinagar’s Spiritual Haven of Tranquility and Devotion.”
Indroda Nature Park : “Exploring the Wonders of Nature in Gandhinagar’s Serene Oasis.”
Adalaj Stepwell : “An Architectural Marvel Unveiling Gandhinagar’s Historic Splendor.”
Sarita Udyan : “Where Nature’s Beauty Blooms in the Heart of Gandhinagar.”
Children’s Park : “A Wonderland of Fun and Joy for All in Gandhinagar.”
Sardar Patel Memorial: “Honoring the Visionary Leader in Gandhinagar’s Iconic Tribute.”
Mahatma Mandir: “A Symbol of Gandhinagar’s Respect for Mahatma Gandhi’s Legacy.”
Punit Van : “Embracing Nature’s Bliss in Gandhinagar’s Verdant Forest.”
Hanumanji Temple : “Finding Solace and Serenity in Gandhinagar’s Sacred Temple.”
Trimandir : “A Spiritual Retreat for Mind, Body, and Soul in Gandhinagar.”

Palitana – Divine Serenity

Palitana is a great spiritual place to explore in Gujarat. Spiritually inclined tourists who embark on a journey of devotion and self-discovery must visit Palitana once in a lifetime. With captivating magnificent temples, breathtaking natural beauty, and a serene ambiance, Palitana is a great delight for nature lovers, spiritual people, and solace seekers. A visit to this sacred pilgrimage site is not only a chance to explore Jain heritage but also an opportunity to reconnect with oneself amidst the serene hills of Gujarat.

Palitana boasts of an astounding collection of beautiful and intricately carved temples. The Shatrunjaya Temple Complex is the crowning jewel of Palitana, with its stunning architecture, awe-inspiring sculptures, and serene surroundings. Palitana stands as a revered pilgrimage site and a haven for spiritual seekers. Famous for its mesmerizing Jain temples, Palitana attracts devotees and tourists from all over the world, giving them a glimpse into the rich Jain heritage of Gujarat.

Beautiful Places of Palitana

Shatrunjaya Hill: “Ascending to Spiritual Heights at Palitana’s Sacred Shatrunjaya.”
Adishwar Temple : “Where Devotion and Architecture Converge in Palitana’s Majestic Temple.”
Rishabhdeo Temple : “A Serene Abode of Peace and Devotion in Palitana’s Sacred Grounds.”
Kumar Pal Jain Museum : “Exploring Palitana’s Artistic Treasures and Jain Heritage.”
Palitana Wildlife Sanctuary : “Embracing Nature’s Splendor in Palitana’s Pristine Sanctuary.”
Taranga Hill: “ Basking in the Panoramic Beauty of Palitana’s Taranga Hill.”
Angar Pir: “ A Tranquil Oasis of Spirituality in Palitana’s Mystical Surroundings.”
Dharmanath Bhagwan Jain Temple : “Discovering Palitana’s Spiritual Serenity and Jain Teachings.”
Motisar Lake: “Reflections of Tranquility at Palitana’s Scenic Motisar Lake.”
Hathicha Devalaya : “Witnessing Palitana’s Elephants in Stone at Hathicha Devalaya.”

Lothal – Unearthing a Lost Civilization

Lothal offers a captivating journey back in time, allowing visitors to discover the mysteries of an advanced urban civilization that once flourished on the banks of the mighty Saraswati River.

Dating back over 4,500 years, Lothal was a major port and trading hub of the Indus Valley Civilization. It is one of the most captivating heritage places to visit in Gujarat for those who love to delve deep into history.

Numerous artifacts have been discovered from this ancient civilization. The bead factory and the intricate pottery found in the excavations shed light on the craftsmanship and industrial prowess of the civilization.

The surrounding landscape adds fascinating charm to the beauty of Lothal. The vast expanses of the breathtaking Rann of Kutch and the gentle flow of the blissful Sabarmati River create a solace-inducing backdrop for this historical site. Watching the sunset over the archaeological ruins adds a touch of magic and reverence, reminding visitors of the enduring legacy of the Indus Valley Civilization.

A visit to Lothal will reveal many secrets of the ancient past. Let us embark on an unforgettable voyage of discovery.

Beautiful Places of Lothal

Lothal Archaeological Site: “Journeying Back in Time at Lothal’s Ancient Port City.”
Lothal Museum: “Unveiling the Rich History of Lothal’s Maritime Civilization.”
Dockyard at Lothal: “Exploring the Maritime Excellence of Lothal’s Shipbuilding Hub.”
Acropolis at Lothal: “Where Lothal’s Past Glory Reaches New Heights.”
Warehouse Complex at Lothal: “Tracing the Trade Routes of Lothal’s Prosperous Era.”
Great Bath at Lothal: “Immersing in the Mystique of Lothal’s Ancient Rituals.”
Streets of Lothal : “Walking the Path of Ancient Civilization in Lothal’s Alleyways.”
Workshops at Lothal: “Witnessing the Artistry and Innovation of Lothal’s Craftsmen.”
Citadel at Lothal: “Guarding Lothal’s Strategic Importance in Ancient Times.”
Living Quarters at Lothal: “Peeking into the Lives of Lothal’s Inhabitants from the Past.”

Dholavira – Fascinating Tales of the Indus Valley Civilization

Dholavira is a captivating destination for history enthusiasts, archaeology lovers, and those seeking a deeper understanding of ancient civilizations. It is a must-visit place in Gujarat if you are curious and love to explore heritage sites.

Dholavira’s ancient civilization was ahead of its time. It is difficult to believe that it has well-preserved ruins, an intricate drainage system, public wells, and underground reservoirs that are features of modern world infrastructure. As you explore the remains of this lost city, you’ll be transported to a bygone era, where the echoes of the past whisper their secrets and ignite the imagination. Dholavira invites you to embark on a journey of discovery, unlocking the mysteries of an ancient civilization that continues to fascinate and inspire.

Within the citadel of Dholavira, you’ll discover the beautiful remnants of grand structures, including the royal palace, ceremonial halls, and granaries, which tell a lot about the grandeur of the ancient world. The labyrinth of narrow streets, residential quarters, and fascinating structures will amaze your curious mind. The vast, barren beauty of the Great Rann of Kutch stretches as far as the eye can see, creating a beautiful background for Dholavira.

Beautiful Places of Dholavira

Dholavira Archaeological Site : “Unearthing the Secrets of Dholavira’s Lost Civilization.”
Great Rann of Kutch: “Witnessing the Vastness and Beauty of Dholavira’s Surroundings.”
Dholavira Fossil Park : “Exploring Dholavira’s Prehistoric Wonders in Stone.”
Dholavira Museum: “A Glimpse into Dholavira’s Ancient Legacy and Artifacts.”
Citadel of Dholavira: “Standing Tall in the Echoes of Dholavira’s Historic Fortification.”
Water Reservoirs of Dholavira : “Engineering Marvels that Sustained Dholavira’s Civilization.”
Street Patterns of Dholavira : “Navigating the Urban Layout of Dholavira’s Ancient City.”
Signboard of Dholavira: “Decoding the Indus Script at Dholavira’s Enigmatic Signboard.”
Sun Temple of Dholavira : “Basking in the Radiance of Dholavira’s Sacred Solar Worship.”
Excavated Houses of Dholavira: “Stepping into the Homes of Dholavira’s Long-Gone Inhabitants.”

From ancient archaeological marvels to the rhythmic beats of folk dances, from wildlife encounters to soul-stirring spiritual journeys, Gujarat offers an immersive experience that leaves an indelible mark on the hearts of travelers. Indeed, you will be spellbound to see its rich culture and heritage and its breathtaking beauty.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to visit gujarat.

Here are the highlights of the Seasons in Gujarat. Choose your best season and plan a wonderful Gujarat Trip-

Winter Season (November to February):

“Embrace the Tranquil Charms of Gujarat’s Winter Wonderland”
“Experience Gujarat’s Cultural Splendors Amidst Cool Winter Breezes”
“Discover Gujarat’s Hidden Gems in the Enchanting Winter Season”

Summer Season (March to June):

“Unleash Your Adventurous Spirit in Gujarat’s Summer Thrills”
“Sun, Sand, and Safari: Explore Gujarat’s Summer Escapades”
“Immerse Yourself in the Vibrant Summer Festivities of Gujarat”

Monsoon Season (July to September):

“Witness Gujarat’s Nature Come Alive in the Monsoon Magic”
“Explore the Refreshing Beauty of Gujarat Amidst Rainy Delights”
“Indulge in the Serenity and Greenery of Monsoon in Gujarat”

How to Travel Gujarat?

By Air – You can easily reach Gujarat via Sardar Vallabhbhai Airport. It is one of the major airports to reach Gujarat.
By Train- Surat railway station, Ahmedabad Railway Station, Rajkot Railway Station and Vadodara Railway Station are some of the major railway lines of Gujarat which are connected to other major Indian cities.
By Road- If you are traveling Gujarat by road then buses are the most convenient options to reach here. You will get buses from all the major Indian states. Volvos and Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC) offer bus services from major Indian states.

What are the must-visit tourist attractions in Gujarat?

Some of the must visit Tourist attractions in Gujarat are –

Rann of Kutch, Kutch
Somnath Temple, Somnath
Dwarkadheesh Temple, Dwarka
Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park, Champaner
Patan Step Well (Rani Ki Vav), Patan
Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary, Ahmedabad
Sarkhej Roza, Ahmedabad
Dholavira, Kutch
Sabarmati Riverfront, Ahmedabad
Gandhi Ashram, Porbandar

Is Gujarat safe for tourists?

Yes, Gujarat is absolutely a safe travel destination for tourists. If you take appropriate measures for your personal belongings and stay aware of your surroundings, especially the crowded places then the chances of mis happenings will be less.

What are the famous festivals celebrated in Gujarat?

Here is a list of the most popular festivals of Gujarat-

Uttarayan (Kite Festival)
Janmashtami
Makar Sankranti
Tarnetar Fair
Bhavnath Mahadev Fair
Bhadra Purnima Fair

What are popular wildlife sanctuaries in Gujarat?

Some of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries in Gujarat are –

Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary
Blackbuck National Park, Velavadar
Wild Ass Sanctuary, Little Rann of Kutch
Marine National Park, Gulf of Kutch
Jessore Sloth Bear Sanctuary
Barda Wildlife Sanctuary
Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary
Girnar Wildlife Sanctuary
Gir Forest National Park
Purna Wildlife Sanctuary

What are the best places to see birds in Gujarat?

These are the best places to enjoy birdwatching in Gujarat –

Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary
Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary
Velavadar Blackbuck National Park
Thol Bird Sanctuary
Wild Ass Sanctuary
Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary
Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary
Hingolgadh Nature Education Sanctuary

What are the popular handicrafts of Gujarat?

Some of the most popular handicraft items available in Gujarat are –

Bandhani: Vibrant tie-dye textile art characterized by intricate patterns and vibrant colors.
Patola: Exquisite silk sarees known for their double ikat technique, showcasing rich colors and geometric patterns.
Kutch Embroidery: Intricate and colorful hand embroidery using mirror work, thread work, and appliqué techniques.
Rogan Art: Traditional art form involving the use of castor oil to create intricate and colorful patterns on fabric.
Wood Carving: Skillful carving of wood to create intricate designs on furniture, home decor, and religious artifacts.
Block Printing: Traditional printing technique using hand-carved wooden blocks to create beautiful designs on fabric.
Terracotta: Pottery made from clay, featuring intricate designs and traditional forms like vases, figurines, and lamps.
Patang Making: Colorful kite making, a popular craft during the kite festival in Gujarat.

What are the must visit famous beaches in Gujarat?

Some of the must visit famous beaches of Gujarat are –

Mandvi Beach: “Unwind and Relax at Gujarat’s Tranquil Paradise, Mandvi Beach.”
Dwarka Beach: “A Serene Coastal Retreat to Discover Amidst the Spirituality of Dwarka.”
Diu Beach: “Sun, Sand, and Serenity Await at Gujarat’s Charming Coastal Haven, Diu Beach.”
Tithal Beach: “Bask in the Golden Sands and Sparkling Waters of Tithal Beach, Gujarat.”
Gopnath Beach: “Escape to Gujarat’s Secluded Gem, Gopnath Beach, for a Tranquil Coastal Experience.”
Nargol Beach: “Discover Gujarat’s Hidden Beach Gem, Nargol, where Serenity Meets Natural Beauty.”
Porbandar Beach: “Where Waves Meet History, Porbandar Beach Invites You to Explore Gujarat’s Coastal Charm.”
Madhavpur Beach: “Embrace the Scenic Beauty and Mythological Significance of Madhavpur Beach in Gujarat.”
Chorwad Beach: “A Coastal Delight on Gujarat’s Shores, Chorwad Beach Offers Relaxation and Tranquility.”
Umargam Beach: “Unwind and Rejuvenate at Umargam Beach, a Pristine Coastal Escape in Gujarat.”

What are the must visit heritage sites in Gujarat?

Some of the must visit heritage attractions in Gujarat –

Champaner – Pavagadh Archaeological Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing the rich architectural and cultural heritage of Gujarat.
Rani ki Vav: An intricately carved stepwell in Patan, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Modhera Sun Temple: A magnificent 11th-century temple dedicated to the Sun God, renowned for its intricate carvings and architectural brilliance.
Sarkhej Roza: A complex of tombs, mosques, and palaces in Ahmedabad, showcasing a fusion of Islamic and Hindu architectural styles.
Dwarka: An ancient city associated with Lord Krishna, featuring historic temples like the Dwarkadhish Temple and Bet Dwarka.
Lothal: An archaeological site dating back to the Indus Valley Civilization, offering insights into India’s ancient maritime trade.
Patan’s Stepwells: Notable stepwells like the Rani ki Vav, Sahastralinga Talav, and Khan Sarovar are architectural marvels in Patan.
Vadnagar: A historic town with sites like the Hatkeshwar Temple and Sharmishtha Lake, known for their architectural and cultural significance.
Pavagadh Hill: Home to the Kalika Mata Temple and the historic Champaner city, known for its archaeological ruins.
Junagadh’s Heritage Sites: The Uparkot Fort, Mahabat Maqbara, and Adi-Kadi Vav are some of the prominent heritage sites in Junagadh.

What are the best places to explore the tribal culture of Gujarat?

Some of the best places to explore the tribal cultural heritage of Gujarat –

Kutch District: Immerse Yourself in the Vibrant Tribal Traditions of Gujarat’s Kutch Region.
Dang District: Discover the Rich Cultural Heritage of Gujarat’s Dang Tribal Communities.
Chhota Udaipur: Experience the Authentic Tribal Life and Customs of Gujarat’s Chhota Udaipur Region.
Bhil Village Tour: Step into the Fascinating World of Gujarat’s Bhil Tribes and their Ancient Customs.
Poshina: Delve into the Enchanting Tribal Culture of Gujarat’s Poshina and Witness their Intricate Artwork.
Mandvi Village: Engage with the Tribal Communities of Gujarat’s Mandvi Village and Discover their Unique Traditions.
Bardoli: Uncover the Historical Significance and Tribal Heritage of Gujarat’s Bardoli Region.
Saputara: Immerse Yourself in the Tribal Way of Life in Gujarat’s Saputara and Enjoy their Folk Dances and Music.
Danta: Explore the Indigenous Tribes and Ancient Customs of Gujarat’s Danta Region.
Dahod: Witness the Colorful Festivals and Traditional Practices of Gujarat’s Dahod Tribal Communities.

What are the popular adventure activities available in Gujarat?

Here is a list of some of the most amazing adventure activities available in Gujarat-

Paragliding in Saputara: “Soar Above the Clouds and Embrace Freedom in Gujarat’s Paragliding Paradise.”
Rappelling at Pavagadh: “Conquer New Heights and Descend into Adventure at Gujarat’s Thrilling Rappelling Spot.”
White Water Rafting in Dandeli: “Ride the Rapids and Feel the Rush of Adrenaline in Gujarat’s Rafting Wonderland.”
Zip-lining in Girnar: “Zip through the Canopy and Experience Gujarat’s Thrilling Zip-lining Adventure.”
Hot Air Ballooning in Rann of Kutch: “Float Amidst the Magical Landscape and Discover Gujarat’s Hot Air Ballooning Bliss.”
Wildlife Safari in Gir Forest: “Embark on a Wild Expedition and Witness Gujarat’s Majestic Wildlife up Close.”
Trekking in Wilson Hills: “Traverse Scenic Trails and Unveil the Beauty of Gujarat’s Trekking Paradise.”
Scuba Diving in Tarkarli: “Dive into the Depths and Explore Gujarat’s Underwater Wonderland of Tarkarli.”
Desert Safari in Little Rann of Kutch: “Roam the Vast Expanse and Embrace the Spirit of Adventure in Gujarat’s Desert Safari.”
Rock Climbing in Pavagadh: “Conquer the Vertical World and Scale New Heights in Gujarat’s Rock-Climbing Haven.”

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20 Best Places to Visit in Gujarat

The state of Gujarat is situated along the westernmost coastline of the Indian subcontinent. Blessed with a coastline of about 1,600 km, Gujarat has been trading through sea routes since the ancient ages and there are remnants to prove it. This has resulted in Gujarat being a melting pot of various cultures, traditions and beliefs. Over the years, it has also turned into a tourist hub for many. With historical and mythological references in various Hindu literature, Gujarat is also a magnet for spiritual and religious folks. From being the home of the father of the nation and the tallest statue in the world to being the erstwhile kingdom of Lord Krishna and more, Gujarat is a land filled with rich history and wonderment. A playground for history buffs and curious souls, Gujarat is a must-visit for anyone and everyone. If you are planning a trip to this land of history and culture then here are the top 20 places to visit in Gujarat:

List of the 20 Best Tourist Places to Visit in Gujarat

1. the great rann of kutch.

Suggested Tour: Rann Utsav Packages

2. Gir National Park

Suggested Tour: Dwarka Somnath Diu Gir Tour Package

3. Somnath Mahadev Temple

4. Dwarkadhish Temple

Suggested Tour: Dwarka Somnath Tour Package

5. Statue of Unity

Suggested Tour: Statue of Unity Package

6. Laxmi Vilas Palace

7. Kankaria Lake

Suggested Tour: Gujarat Tour Packages

8. Rani Ki Vav

9. Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological Park

10. Saputara

12. Adalaj Stepwell

13. Gandhi Ashram

14. Marine National Park

15. Dholavira

16. Pirotan Island

17. Aina Mahal

19. Ahmedabad

Suggested Tour: Ahmedabad Sightseeing Package

Tourist Places to Visit in Gujarat

Gujarat is one of the most uniquely positioned Indian states. A dry and arid desert sits on its north and the cool waters of the Arabian Sea send a sweet breeze its way from the south. The westernmost tip of the country lies in Gujarat too - the small village of Ghuar Moti in the district of Kutch. The diversity of its topography is interesting as well, with heavily forested tracts and plains in the west that are high yielding, meadows and marshlands and a mountainous shoreline, as a result of which there are a number of interesting places to visit in Gujarat. The people here are as diverse as the land - Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Jains and various tribes find their home here. The birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi is also proud to be the number one generator of India’s economic output.

In terms of travel, Gujarat does not get the attention that it should and is often overlooked when explorers are planning their trips within the country. Many people think that there aren’t many places to visit in Gujarat. In fact, there are a surprising number of tourist places in Gujarat, which is also the sixth-largest state in the country.

Places to Visit in Gujarat: Cities and Districts

It goes without saying that the Rann of Kutch is one of the best places to visit in Gujarat but it only constitutes a part of the all that Kutch has to offer. There are beaches, caves and wildlife sanctuaries to appease the wanderer in you. Kutch is the largest district in India and also happens to be one of the most famous places in Gujarat. Known primarily for the Rann Festival that takes place each year without fail from November to February, Kutch is a great destination for you and your family. While the white salt flats of Rann make for a spectacular visual experience, Kutch has other delights on offer as well. Ride to the black hill, popularly known as the Kalo Dungar, the highest point of Kutch that provides great views, including that of the Indo-Pak border. This hill is also known for the temple of the 400-year-old Dattatreya. Kandla port is where you should head to if you want to see the Gulf in all its glory or if you find yourself better suited to museums then head to the oldest museum in Gujarat - the Kutch museum. Doravila, too is one of the famous places in Gujarat and is a great option to delight in the treasures of the Harappan civilization.

Gujarat’s pride and also a UNESCO World Heritage City is brimming with locals and tourists alike. The city is steeped in history and culture and anyone interested in exploring the walled city will never run out of options. The first place to start is the Sabarmati Ashram, from where one can set out to discover the beauty of Teen Darwaza, Bhadra Fort, Bashir’s Mosque among others. Take back an assortment of namkeen, fafda and khakra with you while you’re at it. Needless to the say, Ahmedabad is one of the best places to visit in Gujarat.

Gujarat is a paradise for anyone who has an interest in archaeology and history and if they wish to get an in-depth experience of South Asian history, then Bhuj is one of the best places to visit in Gujarat. Begin your journey from the Hall of Mirrors, visit the Kutch Museum and remark at the 2000-year-old inscriptions of Kshatrapa. All those who love anything to do with Ramayan will want to visit the Ramkund stepwell and learn about the stories that surround it. You can spend the rest of the day unwinding at the Hamirsar Lake.

Dwarka has long been associated with Lord Krishna. The first capital of Gujarat is known to be the kingdom of Krishna and a must-visit for pilgrims as it is one of the char dhams. The Dwarkadhish Temple is where you should head first, followed by the Jagat Mandir. If you’re not about temples then go straight to Gomti Ghat where you will find dolled-up camels, seashells of wondrous shapes and sizes and breathtaking jewellery.

About 35 km from Rajkot lies the city of Gondal which was once ruled by a royal family. If you visit the Riverside Palace, which is one of the best places in Gujarat that Gondal is known for, then you will come across an enviable selection of automobiles. The palace has been converted into a heritage hotel is great for just spending hours lounging about and soaking in the views.

Saputara Hill Station

If you don’t want to confine yourself to walls and buildings, find joy amidst the beauty of nature in Saputura hill station. Saputara means “abode of serpents''. The drive to this hill station is just as pleasurable as the stay as you slowly make your way to an altitude of about 1,000 metres, with the Sahyadri range offering stunning views. Wake up early in the morning and hike up to Gandhi Shikhar to catch a gorgeous sunrise. The trail is full of lush greenery and will make the nature lover in you jump up with joy. The views of the Saputara lake add to the experience, making it one of the best places to visit in Gujarat.

Places to Visit in Gujarat: Landmarks

Somnath Temple

Known all over the world for its Chalukya style of architectural magnificence, Somnath temple in the district of Junagarh has attracted tourists from all over the world, making it one of the more popular tourist places in Gujarat The tales that surround it, talk of invaders who, owing to its wealth, were drawn to it and emptied its coffers and yet it was reconstructed to its full glory time after time, standing tall as a great example of resilience. The temple has a proud 50m tall shikhar, intricate architecture, doors and ceilings that speak of great artistry, the famous Nandi idol, the majestic mandap, and yet the prime attraction of the temple remains the Shiva linga. You can also marvel at radiant views of the Arabian Sea from here. Karthik Purnima is celebrated here over a course of three days, bringing people together in celebration.

Gir National Park

One of the many places to visit in Gujarat is the Gir National Park. Why this National Park stands out from the rest is because it is the only place in the world where you can find the Asiatic lion. Spreading across almost 1,412 square kilometres it is also home to tribal communities and sets a wonderful example of cohabitation. Gir National Park is one of the best places to visit in Gujarat, primarily because of the Asiatic Lion but it also makes for an enriching experience thanks to around 300 species of birds that are found here. Hire a jeep to explore the park in the best way possible.

Rani ki Vav Patan

Commissioned by Rani Udaymati in the year 1603, this UNESCO world heritage site is an example of how something as simple and functional as a stepwell could be a piece of art. This makes Rani ki Vav Patan one of the more interesting places to visit in Gujarat. In old times these step-wells were not just used collecting water but also a place to socialise. Rani ki Vav Patan, with seven grand galleries and more than 800 sculptures, was often used as a place of gathering in the Solanki Dynasty. It was constructed around the theme of the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu, also known as the Dasavatars. There is a Vishnu carving as well that attracts a lot of attention. Visit this archaeological marvel also known for its spiritual significance and take a deep dive into the past.

Ahmedpur Mandvi Beach

Known mainly for the occasional dolphins that can be spotted here Ahmedpur Mandvi Beach is not very popular and this tends to work in its favour because the beach is not very crowded. Head here for a pleasant evening with your friends or family or try out the various water sports that are on offer. The beach lies next to the Diu where it extends as the Godha Beach. This is a great beach for a swim as well as the waters are clear. Add Ahmedput Mandvi beach to your list of amazing tourist places in Gujarat.

Chorwad Beach

Not safe for swimming like the Ahmedpur Mandvi Beach, Chowrad is ideal for a laidback day. Chorwad is around 37km-long-drive away from Somnath and was once home to the Nawab of Junagarh. Head here for a pleasant stroll with the wind in your hair. It is no wonder that this beach is one of the popular tourist places in Gujarat.

Wild Ass Sanctuary

Only Sanctuary in the world that is Home to the Wild Ass, an endangered species, popularly known as ‘ghudkar’, Wild Ass Sanctuary houses about 3000 asses that can be spotted in herds when you visit. They are sharp and have great speed and make for fascinating creatures.

On your visit, you can also spot other animals such as nilgais, the desert fox, chikara, striped hyenas, Indian wolves and others. It is especially fascinating to see the birds here - there is a cinereous vulture which can be found in Egypt, cranes from Siberia and the houbara bustard of Iran - all of whom fly here to feed and breed. This is possible as the Sanctuary is close to the Gulf of Kutch making a visit to the sanctuary a treat for bird and nature lovers.

Laxmi Vilas Palace

Four times the size of Buckingham Palace, Laxmi Vilas Palace is the pride of Gujarat and often seen as a must-visit. It is still the home to the royal family of Baroda and prides itself on its magnificence and opulence. There are many important buildings that sit in its compound, these include the Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum building, LVP Banquets & Conventions, Moti Baug Palace. Anyone who loves art must drop everything and head to the Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum which has paintings on display by none other than Raja Ravi Verma. Those who delight in Hindu mythology will also find many treats for the eyes.

Places to Visit Outside Gujarat

Daman and Diu

One of the most popular places to visit outside Gujarat is the islands of Daman and Diu. Since they are frequented by Gujaratis a lot, the route from Ahmedabad to these islands is pretty smooth. The best way to go is to take the road via the NH48. It is a 10-hou drive from Ahmedabad. You can also take the train and hop on a bus by the Gujarat State Transport from the Vapi station, which is just 12 km from Daman. Sitting on the western coastline of the country, these islands make for a good change from the usual Goa plan, where most beaches are too crowded and, hence, dirty. Apart from strolling along the white sand beaches in Daman, which are the main attraction here, you can also check out well known Portuguese churches, such as the Church of Bom Jesus and the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary. When in Diu, make your way to Ghogla beach which offers great views and an opportunity to participate in watersports like parasailing. Needless to say, the islands top the list of the best places to visit outside Gujarat.

Another one of the places to visit outside Gujarat lies in the heart of India. Sure, Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh, but it is Indore that is the largest. Around a 7-hour-drive away from Ahmedabad via the NH47, Indore is easily accessible. The must-visit places include the 18th-century style Rajwada Palace and Lalbagh Palace, both of which stun you with their beauty and grandeur. Annapurna Temple, Khajrana Ganesh Temple, Patalpani Waterfall and Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary are also worth seeing. If you’re looking for gastronomic adventures, then the vibrant streets of Sarafa Market are for you.

Another spectacular getaway from Gujarat is the star city of Rajasthan. Udaipur is just 6 hours away from Ahmedabad if you take the NH48 and lovely way to spend a weekend away from home. Built around a series of lakes, Udaipur was once touted as the most romantic spot in India by the British administrator James Tod and the proof is in the pudding. Rich in history and culture and landmarks that remind you of Indian royalty, make Udaipur one of the best places to visit outside Gujarat.

Places to Eat in Gujarat

Toran Dining Hall

If you’re looking for authentic Gujarati food, then Toran Dining Hall is where you should head to. You can find it near the Income Tax Circle, on Ashram Road in Ahmedabad. Savour local favourites such as dal kachori and the ever-popular Gujarati thali. The hall also has outdoor seating to enjoy your meal.

Jassi De Parathe

A paratha place in the heart of Gujarat is an uncommon sight and that is also the reason why Jassi de Parathe is so well-known. Jasvinder Kaur owns the hotel, which is in Vastrapur in Ahmedabad and whips up mouth-watering paratha after paratha for her customers. The masalas used in the dishes are picked carefully by her.

Gopi Dining Hall

Massive dining halls are a hit in Gujarat and this restaurant is both affordable and serves delicious preparations. Their vegetarian food is known all around with kadhi and halwa standing deserving of a special mention. It is located on 100 Feet Road in Ahmedabad.

Peshawri is another one of the famous places in Gujarat. More of a high-end restaurant, it gives you the space to have a quiet dinner with pleasant music for company. Peshawari is known for serving pan and sweets along with their meals as well. It is situated in Alkapuri in Vadodara.

No list is complete without the mention of this rooftop restaurant, adored by Gujaratis. This fine-dining restaurant is known for its thalis and pretty much everything under the sun when it comes to Gujarati Cuisine. The opulence of the place doesn’t take away from the food, as you can sit back and enjoy a meal like a royalty. If you wish to splurge on one meal while you are travelling in Gujarat, let it be at Agashiye. It is located in Ahmedabad, on the third floor of The House of MG Hotel. Agashiye tops our list of famous places in Gujarat when it comes to food.

Pleasure Trove

True to its name, this Gujarati restaurant is known for its unlimited menu. The cuisine does not restrict itself to Gujarati, for there is Continental, Mughlai and Chinese on offer as well. The restaurant is also famous for its non-vegetarian dishes. Head to Ashram Road in Ahmedabad to enjoy a meal here.

What sets this restaurant apart from the others is its location. For any foodie looking for a true blue Gujarati dining experience, Rajwadu is the place to be. It is set up like a traditional village serves both Gujarati and Rajasthani cuisines. Dig into your meal as you enjoy the fresh air of the open-area restaurant. You can also take away some traditional items from its many stores that are found inside this restaurant. Rajwadu is in Vejalpur in Ahmedabad.

Swati Snacks

Every state has one snack shop that is known all around and is a favourite with both locals and tourists. For Gujarat, it is Swati Snacks. The mouth-watering treats here include dal bati, dhokla and patra. Wash all the delicacies down with their sugarcane juice.

Dakshinayan

If you’re missing a taste of South India in Ahmedabad, head to Dakshinayan without a second thought. There is everything under the sun - idlis, dosas, pongals, gulab jamuns you name it. While the main dishes are delicious, the chutneys served with each of the meals are truly spectacular. End your meal with a filter coffee. Visit Dakshinayan for the best South Indian in the city.

If you want a taste of luxury, dine at the multi-cuisine restaurant in Four Points by Sheraton Hotel called The Eatery. Dig into a big breakfast buffet spread that offers a combination of Gujarati and Continental cuisines. They also serve some delectable non-vegetarian dishes.

Earthen Oven

Another one of the luxury restaurants is Earthen Oven, located in the famous Fortune Landmark Hotel. It sits on the top floor of the hotel and promises North Indian delights. The best part about enjoying a meal here, however, is the view of the Sabarmati River and Ashram Shore skyline. Bite into luxurious dahi kebabs as you sit back in your chair and enjoy the extravagant view of Gujarat.

Gordhan Thal

Another one of the hardcore traditional places to polish off an authentic Gujarati Thali Gordhan Thal. So much constitutes a thali that you will not know where to look. The food is so delicious, that you would not know where to look, forget where to begin. They have an efficient and quick service staff who immediately put you at ease.

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When exploring Gujarat's rich heritage, its tourist destinations stand out distinctively. This western enclave boasts a mix of history, architectural marvels, and natural beauty. Embarking on a Gujarat Tour reveals treasures like the Sun Temple at Modhera and the expansive Rann of Kutch. From the ancient Harappan site of Dholavira to the serene shores of Dwarka, Gujarat tourism weaves timeless tales. Gain insight into this captivating journey and become entranced by the state's undeniable allure.

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Gujarat tourism offers an enormous number of attractions and activities for tourists. From the iconic white wonder of the Rann of Kutch to Gujarat's spiritual holiness, visitors can witness the ethereal salt desert and lively festivals. The grand temples of Somnath and Dwarka are major tourist destinations. For nature lovers, the state is a fantastic getaway with its immaculate sands and azure waters. The scenic beaches, especially the serene coastlines of Diu and the picturesque village of Mandvi, beckon tourists. The landscape of Gujarat unfolds like a picture with vivid flower fields, vast salt marshes, and the alluring white desert. Additionally, the state is home to the magnificent Gir Forest National Park, one of the most visited tourist places in Gujarat, which shelters the last of the Asiatic lions, as well as charming hill towns like Saputara. This state boasts varied and breathtaking terrain, from the golden coastline of the Arabian Sea to rolling hills and verdant forests. The lavish Gujarati cuisine, vibrant handicrafts, and friendly hospitality all enhance the overall experience. Exploring Gujarat's treasures offers an immense holiday experience, where traditions come alive, and every turn reveals a tale of enchantment.

Here is the List of Top Must Explore Destinations in Gujarat

Gandhinagar, ahmedabad - a melody of memories and modernity.

Every visitor to Ahmedabad can expect a fascinating experience, with numerous tourist attractions awaiting exploration. Wander through the Old City's captivating narrow streets, where magnificent ancient havelis, lavishly carved mosques, and vibrant bazaars come alive. Absorb the magnificence of the renowned Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence ignited India's pursuit of independence. Join in the vibrant celebrations of the International Kite Festival, where the sky bursts with brilliant colors. Relish a plethora of mouth-watering street foods, from the famous Gujarati thali to delectable delights like khaman dhokla and fafda jalebi. Whether you're seeking the serene ambiance of Kankaria Lake or the architectural splendor of Adalaj Stepwell, Ahmedabad promises a captivating journey.

Gandhinagar - Breathe in Beauty, Heritage, and Harmon

Gandhinagar, the planned capital of Gujarat, boasts beautiful architecture, lush greenery, and a rich cultural legacy. Visitors can soak in the serene beauty of Sarita Udhyan and Indroda Nature Park or marvel at the famous Akshardham Temple, a testament to intricate craftsmanship and spiritual devotion. The Gandhinagar Museum and Library offer a glimpse into Mahatma Gandhi's life and the vast tapestry of Indian history. With its meticulously planned urban design, vibrant markets, and unique local cuisine, Gandhinagar is a magnet for those seeking a harmonious blend of history, spirituality, and contemporary attractions.

Jamnagar - Gujarat's Coastal Crown

Jamnagar is home to numerous architectural wonders that offer a window into its illustrious past, including the imposing Ranjit Vilas Palace and the elaborate Lakhota Fort. The city is also a must visit in Gujarat sightseeing tour and famous for its cool and gorgeous coastline attractions, like the alluring Marine National Park and the serene Dwarka Beach, where visitors may take in calming sunsets and water activities. Jamnagar is widely known for its exquisite Bandhani fabrics, lively bazaars, and mouthwatering regional cuisine, making it a haven for foodies and shopaholics alike. Jamnagar is a captivating location that makes an impression on every visitor with its rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and friendly people.

Junagadh - Land of Lions, Legacy, and Landmarks

Junagadh, featured in the list of top 5 most visited places in Gujarat, presents a flawless fusion of historic and contemporary marvels. Discover the magnificent 15th-century Jama Masjid and the breathtaking Uparkot Fort, a testament to the Mauryan era's architectural prowess. The intriguing Mahabat Maqbara, adorned with elaborate motifs, offers insights into the city's rich history. Nature aficionados will be enchanted by the majestic Asiatic lions of Gir National Park, while the beautiful Sakkarbaug Zoological Garden showcases diverse wildlife species. With its vibrant bazaars, delectable cuisine, and warm hospitality, Junagadh is a highlight in any Gujarat tour package, leaving an indelible mark on every traveler's heart.

Kutch - Land of Salt, Stories, and Splendo

Kutch, one of the top tourist places in Gujarat, offers a unique blend of stunning natural scenery, priceless artifacts, and heartfelt hospitality. Prepare to be captivated by the expansive salt marshes of the Great Rann, a highlight among the most visited destinations in a Gujarat tour. The vast white desert stretches endlessly, creating mesmerizing horizons at sunrise and sunset. Delight in the vivid colors of regional handicrafts; Kutch is a beacon for its exquisite textiles, mirror work, and embroidery. Venture into the historical city of Bhuj, with its towering palaces and bustling markets, where tasting local delicacies and buying cherished souvenirs become memorable experiences. The annual Rann Utsav stands as a testament to the region's rich culture, dazzling spectators with its folklore, music, dance, and culinary treasures. Kutch beckons travelers for a journey filled with unparalleled encounters.

Rajkot - Gujarat's Gateway to the Glorious Past

The beautiful Rajkot Mahila College, the Jubilee Garden, and the Watson Museum are just a few examples of this city's magnificent architecture. This city also known as the "Gateway to Kathiawad," has a rich legacy that is reflected in its spectacular construction. Explore the enormous Rajkumar College, a masterpiece of architecture, or get spiritual at the well-known Swaminarayan Temple. Rajkot's vibrant markets, notably the vivacious Bangdi Bazaar, are a shoppers' paradise since they provide customary handicrafts, textiles, and mouthwatering regional cuisine. Rajkot has a variety of attractions that create a lasting effect on every visitor, from the enthralling splendor of the Aji Dam to the serene purity of the Ramakrishna Ashram.

Surat - A Tapestry of Tastes and Textiles

Surat, one of the prime tourist destinations in Gujarat, boasts architectural wonders like the majestic Surat Castle, the intricately carved Dutch Garden, and the elaborate Ambika Niketan Temple. These are not just delights but represent some of the must-visit places in Gujarat. The Surat Municipal Corporation Art Gallery showcases contemporary artworks, and the Sardar Patel Museum provides a window to the city's rich collection of historical artifacts, marking them as significant points of tourist interest. A shopper's paradise, Surat's vibrant markets, such as the bustling Sarvodaya Market and the teeming Rander Road, offer an extensive range of fabrics, handicrafts, and jewelry. Food enthusiasts can relish the city's delectable street food; Surat is renowned for signature snacks like Surti Ghari and Locho.

Vadodara - A City of Crowns, Culture, and Creativity

Vadodara, one of the popular cities in Gujarat, boasts a myriad of attractions, making it a leading tourist destination. Majestic palaces, serene gardens, and notable museums are among the must-visit places in Vadodara, Gujarat. The opulent Laxmi Vilas Palace stands as an architectural marvel, exemplifying the grandeur of the Gaekwad dynasty. Nature enthusiasts can find solace in the Sayaji Gardens, where acres of greenery invite visitors to relax amidst beautiful flora. Vadodara's thriving art scene is evident not only in the significant collections of the Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum but also in the vibrant street art adorning the city's edifices. Combining its rich cultural heritage with warm hospitality and a seamless blend of tradition and contemporary comforts, Vadodara offers travelers a unique opportunity to experience the genuine essence of Gujarat.

Bhavnagar - Gujarat's Graceful Gatewa

For travelers looking for an authentic cultural experience, Bhavnagar is a hidden gem and is a must visit destination in Gujarat. This coastal city captivates visitors with its fascinating history, attractive architecture, and abundance of attractions. Explore the beautiful Bhavnagar Palace and awe at the elaborate sculptures of Takhteshwar Temple to fully immerse yourself in the city's glorious past. Enjoy the relaxing ocean wind as you wander casually along the lovely Ghogha Beach. Don't miss the chance to sample the delectable Gujarati cuisine and observe the colorful local life at the bustling bazaars. Bhavnagar, with its gracious hospitality and lovely fusion of history, nature, and culture, is the perfect destination for any discriminating traveler.

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Junagadh boasts some of the best places to visit, blending history and nature for a memorable tourist experience.

Ahmedabad, a popular city in Gujarat, offers a mix of heritage, culture, and modernity attracting travelers globally.

Great Runn of Kutch

The Great Runn of Kutch is a mesmerizing tourism destination, known for its vast white desert and vibrant festivals.

Gandhinagar stands out as a top tourist destination, showcasing impeccable urban planning and rich cultural landmarks.

When visiting Gujarat, Rajkot is a must-see, steeped in history and cultural charm, appealing to all travelers.

Bhavnagar is a hidden gem among tourist places, offering coastal beauty and historical marvels in Gujarat.

A perfect blend of culture, religion and harmony, Ajmer is a bustling city of Rajasthan. The city was a personal favourite of the Mughal Sultans because of the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, the resting place of a great Muslim saint, Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan Chisti.

As a vibrant tourist destination, Jamnagar presents a unique blend of history, nature, and local traditions.

Surat, a booming city in Gujarat, is renowned for its diamond trade, delectable cuisine, and rich heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. what are some popular tourist attractions in gujarat.

Some of the popular tourist attractions in Gujarat are-

Sabarmati Ashram (Ahmedabad)
Adalaj Stepwell (Ahmedabad)
Sidi Saiyyed Mosque (Ahmedabad)
Somnath Temple (Somnath)
Rann of Kutch (Kutch)
Gir National Park (Junagadh)
Dwarkadhish Temple (Dwarka)
Bet Dwarka (Dwarka)
Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple (Dwarka)
Rukmini Devi Temple (Dwarka)
Laxmi Vilas Palace (Vadodara)
Sayaji Gardens (Vadodara)
Navratri Celebrations (Vadodara)

Q. How to reach Gujarat by air, train, or road ?

By Air- There are multiple airports in Gujarat, but Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad is the main one for international travel. Regular flights connect from this airport to popular domestic and foreign locations. The domestic flight connections at Vadodara, Surat, and Bhavnagar airports are among the other airports in Gujarat.
By Train- Gujarat is connected to numerous places around India by a vast rail network. Gujarat has several important rail junctions, including Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat, Rajkot, and Bhuj.
By Road- Gujarat is easily accessible by vehicle because of its well-developed road network. National and state highways link Gujarat to nearby states and significant cities. Numerous interstate bus services run regular trips from neighboring states to Gujarat.

Q. What are the must-visit historical sites and monuments in Gujarat?

Some of the must-visit historical sites and monuments in Gujarat are-

Rani Ki Vav - Rani Ki Vav is an artistically carved stepwell that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, that exhibits amazing architectural brilliance and creative delicacy.
Champaner - Pavagadh Archaeological Park, Panchmahal - The mosques, temples, tombs, fortifications, and other historical buildings that make up this UNESCO World Heritage Site provide a window into Gujarat's rich architectural history.
Modhera Sun Temple, Mehsana - This 11th-century temple is dedicated to the sun god and boasts remarkable carvings and exquisite architecture. It is especially well-known for its ornate stepwell and sun-drenched dance hall.
Uparkot Fort, Junagadh - Uparkot Fort is a historic fort with imposing walls and gates that is home to several historical buildings, such as Buddhist caves, step-wells, mosques, and the magnificently carved Adi-Kadi Vav.
Sarkhej Roza, Ahmedabad - Mosques, tombs, and gardens make up the spectacular architectural complex known as Sarkhej Roza, which also serves as a tranquil retreat. It features a fusion of Islamic, Hindu, and Jain architectural forms.
Dholavira, Kutch - Dholavira is one of the biggest and best-preserved Harappan archaeological sites in India and provides insights into the historic Indus Valley Civilization with its massive ruins and sophisticated water management systems.

Q. Which are the famous wildlife sanctuaries or national parks in Gujarat?

The famous wildlife sanctuaries or national parks in Gujarat are-

Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary - Asiatic lions and other wildlife species can be found here.
Velavadar Blackbuck National Park - Elegant blackbucks and migrating birds can be found here.
Gulf of Kutch's Marine National Park- It is India's first marine protected area and is home to a variety of marine life and spectacular coral reefs.
The Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary- A wetland that draws a variety of migrating species, including flamingos and pelicans.
Wild Ass Sanctuary - Indian wild asses are the focus of the Wild Ass Sanctuary in Little Rann of Kutch, which is also home to unusual desert animals.
The Purna species Sanctuary - Dense forests, beautiful scenery, and a variety of species, including leopards and sloth bears, may be found at the Purna species Sanctuary.
Jessore Sloth Bear Sanctuary- Sloth bear conservation is the main goal of the Jessore Sloth Bear Sanctuary.

Q. What are the top offbeat destinations in Gujarat that are worth exploring?

The top offbeat destinations in Gujarat that are worth exploring are-

Mandvi- A coastal community in Kutch famous for its immaculate beaches, historic shipyards, and magnificent Vijay Vilas Palace. It provides a calm and relaxed atmosphere.
Dholavira- A historic Harappan archaeological site in the Rann of Kutch that offers insights into the Indus Valley Civilization and well-preserved ruins. It provides a look into an intriguing prehistoric civilization.
Patan - A city well known for its beautifully carved Rani Ki Vav stepwell and fine Patola silk sarees. It also has several historic temples and magnificent buildings.
Champaner - Pavagadh - An Islamic and Hindu architectural fusion site that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains historical mosques, temples, fortresses, and step-wells. It provides a wonderful architectural and historical experience.
Saputara - A charming hill town famed for its verdant landscape, comfortable climate, and breathtaking panoramic vistas that are tucked away in the Sahyadri Range. It provides chances to go on nature hikes, go boating, and visit tribal settlements.
Palitana - A revered Jain pilgrimage site atop Shatrunjaya Hill noted for its beautiful assemblage of more than 800 elaborately carved temples. It provides stunning vistas and a serene atmosphere.

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Updated on February 27, 2024
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Located in India’s westernmost region, Gujarat is home to many architectural wonders. It is renowned for its vibrant culture and rich heritage, aside from beautiful landscapes and mouthwatering cuisine. Offering a wide variety of the most impressive attractions, Gujarat provides a great blend of art, history, music, and culture , also known as ‘The Land of Legends’.

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20 Most Popular Tourist Places In Gujarat, India You Must Visit

Being the sole habitat of pure Asian Lions, Gujarat also provides spectacular views of the Great Rann of Kutch’s scenic beauty to the Satpura hills. In addition to the picturesque scenery and the 1,600-kilometer-long coastline, Gujarat also offers its visitors some spectacular ancient cave paintings, historic murals, holy temples, historical cities, wildlife sanctuaries , beaches , hill resorts, and fascinating handicrafts. Gujarat is a dry state, but the Gujarati cultural exuberance rejuvenates you. Here are the top 20 places to visit in Gujarat.

1. Ahmedabad

A fast-growing metropolis, a manufacturing hub, an educational hotspot, and a town with a glorious history – Ahmedabad is one of Gujarat’s most significant cities. Situated on the Sabarmati River banks, Ahmedabad is Gujarat’s former capital, and its delicious food and colorful culture make it a fast-growing tourist destination. Ahmedabad’s ancient center, or the old part of town, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ahmedabad is renowned for its textiles and the technique of tie-dye bandhani handloom, which makes it a great place to shop. From bandhani sarees, and dupattas to typically broken dress fabrics, and other local craftsmanship. Read More: Famous Things to Do in Ahmedabad

Virtually an island resembling the form of a tortoise, Kutch is an ancient princely state of India that retains the past grandeur character. Kutch is perhaps one of India’s most stunning locations, with the white salt desert’s vast expanses.

During the winters, the place comes to life when the Rann Festival occurs everywhere from December to February. There are large camp settlements with cultural activities, functions, and adventure events such as hot-air ballooning. Read More: Kutch Rann Utsav Festival Gujarat: Dates, Attractions, and Visitor Guide

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Somnath, meaning literally ‘king of the moon’, is a pilgrimage place and is home to one of the 12 Jyotirlingas . It is a town that derives much of its identity from local folklore, religion, and legends.

Somnath is primarily a temple town. A powerful fragrance of religion and legends lingers around tourism and even everyday life. The vast number of temples in the city adorned its spiritual setting. Still, Somnath also offers beaches, museums, and other attractions. However, the first places to visit here are the Somnath temple and Somnath beach, Gita Mandir, Balukha Tirtha, Kamnath Mahadev Temple, and Somnath. Museums are some of the other places one can visit. Read More: Most Interesting Facts About Somnath Temple You Should Know

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Dwarka is an ancient city of India, situated on the western tip of the Saurashtra peninsula in Gujarat. This place is known as Devbhoomi Dwarka. Dwarka boasts that it is the only town that is part of Char Dham (four major holy sites). It is listed in the Hindu religion. Dwarka was a part of Krishna’s ancient kingdom, and Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, is also in Dwarka. It holds particular religious importance for these purposes and draws thousands of pilgrims during the year. A tourist destination adds to the beachside and the seashores.

Legend has it that the town was once swallowed up by the sea, and recent excavations reveal that a city had existed here. The name is Dwarka translates the meaning of ‘door’ to Dawar and the meaning of ‘moksha’ to ‘path to salvation’. Read Also: List of Historical Places in Gujarat

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5. Vadodara

Vadodara or Baroda, in Gujarat, is a cosmopolitan city. Home to some of the most outstanding architectural displays. Vadodara is a fitting memorial to Maratha leader Sayaji Rao Gaekwad III, who had dreamed of transforming this Big City into an educational, industrial, and commercial hub.

Known for India’s most sumptuous palaces – the Lakshmi Vilas Palace and many other famous monuments, Vadodara is Gujarat’s cultural capital. With a prominent portion of it occupied by the Gujarati, this position is the most sought-after during the nine days of the Navratri festival. No city in India is celebrating the Navratri festival with just as much enthusiasm and exuberance as Vadodara. It houses one of India’s leading universities- the University of Maharaja Sayajirao. Read Also: Famous Destinations to See Near Vadodara within 100 km

6. Junagadh

As once the capital of Junagadh Princely State, with many historical monuments to see, the town shines with historical significance.

Junagadh is very similar to Girnar Hills and the world-famous Gir National Park, too. Catch a glimpse of the wild in Sakkabaug Zoo and the Museum of Wildlife. Visit the Girnar Hills as well, and get a sense of the serene yet religious atmosphere. A further tourist attraction is a fort at Uperkot.

7. Gandhinagar

Gandhinagar offers all its visitors a rich cultural heritage, beautiful temples, and a serene ambiance. Among other attractions is an enchanting Children’s Park and a unique stepwell installed.

Also, worth visiting for an enriching experience is the holy places in Gandhinagar, such as the Hanuman Temple and the Brahmani Temple, which are not famous.

8. Gir National Park

The only remaining refuge for Asiatic Lions is Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary. Located in Gujarat’s Talala Gir, the Sanctuary is part of an ecoregion of Kathiawar-Gir dry deciduous forests.

Every year Gir National Park is closed from 16 June to 15 October, and April and May are the best times to see wildlife.

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9. Saputara

It is situated at a distance of four kilometers from the Maharashtra border and two hundred and fifty kilometers from Mumbai in the Dang district.

Saputara means snake habitat, and this region’s tribals worship snakes, especially during Holi . It is a stunning hilly area surrounded by massive greenery offering magnificent panorama, a special kind of tribal culture, and great trekking opportunities. Read Also: 5 Famous Things to Do in Saputara Hill Station, Gujarat

10. Porbandar

Porbandar, Birth Place, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Junagadh

Porbandar , best known as Mahatma Gandhi’s birthplace, is a beautiful beach town with temples and dams and is now also a popular hub for trade.

With an important event in its history, the ancient port city is a tourist destination that offers a variety of attractions modestly. Read Also: 10 Popular Beaches in Gujarat

Surat is a port city in Gujarat, which has its name synonymous with Saurashtra (the good land). This city known as the state’s second-most populated city is a global diamond-cutting center and a textile trading center.

Known as the ‘flyovers area’, it attracts tourists interested in the region’s colonial past and exotic wildlife. Having a reputation for being light-hearted, easy-going, and fun-loving, Surat is a perfect place to spend a family holiday with a passion for food. Read More: 6 Famous Places to See Near Surat .

Located near Veraval’s port, Diu is a small island that used to be a Portuguese colony and is now guarded by beaches all around. Diu takes on the most popular due to many beaches, along with the southern coast of Gujarat like the Nagoa resort, but also has much more to offer. In Diu, alcohol is legal.

Another fascinating location is the Vanakbara, a small fishing village whose beauty has colorful tints of fishing boats and day-to-day life humming. A great add-on to a Gujarat tour will complement your experience with fascinating museums such as the Sea Shell Museum, temples, and churches.

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It’s called a desert city, with a history dating back to the kingdoms and empires, Naga ruling palaces, the Jadeja Rajputs, the Gujarat Sultans, and the British Raj.

Bhuj is one of India’s unique historical sites, with numerous temples, narrow streets, and traditional handicrafts. It is a municipality within Gujarat’s Kutch district. Following the 2001 earthquake, the city was left in a state of destruction and is still in the recovery process. Read Also: Gujarat Tourism Reopening of Sabarmati Ashram after 10 months .

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Holding the delicate balance between the fine golden-brown sand of Gujarat’s most luxurious desert on the one side and the lush green of Gir Forest on the other. Girnar, a group of mountains in Gujarat’s Junagadh district, is a refuge for both thrill-seekers and religious devotees because of their ability to be both. It is a center for religious activity and a sanctuary for hikers because of the hill.

Here you will find several small wonders of historical significance, for example, Ashoka’s Main Rock Edicts and Rudradaman’s Junagarh rock inscription, from many centuries ago. You are Gujarat’s highest point-Mt. Girnar stands at 1,031 meters (or 3,383 ft) and represents the country’s rich history and heritage.

Situated in the country’s western area, Rajkot is Gujarat’s fourth-largest city in the Indian state. An industrial town with few sightseeing options, it is worth visiting Rajkot for its sweets, traditional snacks, Navratri festivities, handicrafts (silverwork, patola weaving, bandhani), and its labyrinth of narrow streets with distinct cultural character. Located halfway between Ahmedabad and Porbandar, Rajkot is ideal for an excursion of one day. Read Also: Top 8 Destinations to Visit in Rajkot, Gujarat .

Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary, Vadla, Gujarat

Vadla is a refuge for migratory birds coming up and going on their way to Gujarat’s marshy wetlands, just a short drive from Ahmedabad. Similar to the Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary, Vadla remains mostly unknown and undiscovered and is a secret gem known only to locals.

The scanty tourist population and limited intrusion in the birds’ natural habitat give way to easy unfiltered access and excellent opportunities for bird watching. Vadla is a perfect opportunity for you to closely observe the birds’ natural behavioral aspects without violating their inhabited environment. Read Also: Top 5 Historical Destinations in Ahmedabad .

17. Modhera

Modhera is an ancient village in Gujarat, famous for housing the remains of the Chalukya dynasty Sun Temple is a real historical treasure. The town covers itself with a mystical aura provided by the Sun Temple. It is a center for spirituality and culture as well.

Modhera gives you an insight into the glory days of Chalukya’s royal family and is one of the most beautiful testaments to past architectural excellence. If history entices you, then this place is ideal for you. The village is deep in relics, structures, and legends of history.

18. Statue of Unity

The Statue of Unity is a statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, The Iron Man of India. The figure is to spread India’s dream of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and inspire the Indian people through his struggle for patriotism and independence.

The bronze statue of the Republic of India’s founding father stands 182 meters tall, catching the world’s attention as the ‘tallest statue in the country’. The Unity statue is situated in Gujarat, on Sadhu Bet River Island, on River Narmada banks overlooking the Narmada Dam (Sardar Sarovar Dam) 3.2 km downstream. Read Also: PM Modi flagged off 8 Trains to connect Statue of Unity across India .

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19. Wilson Hills

One of those places that would make you say ‘wow’ when you experience the area’s natural and panoramic beauty is the Wilson Hills in the Dharmapuri district of Gujarat. Clouds are floating above the horizon, lush green woods, a relaxed atmosphere, and a fascinating sea view from the top of the hill. Wilson Hills is a perfect location for those who enjoy nature photography.

Located 123 Km from Surat and about 54 Km from Valsad, Wilson Hills elevates about 2500 feet from the sea level. Despite being a bit warm during May and June, the fresh sea breeze blowing in from the Arabian Sea compensates for that.

20. Zanzari Falls

The Dehgam Vatrak River, Gujarat, boasts the Zanzari Waterfalls. The largest waterfall is 25-foot-high, and a picturesque collection of cliffs, boulders, and craters falls on it.

The flow reduces gradually, becoming a great picnic spot during summertime. Sunrise and sunset periods are excellent times to travel, avoiding the scorching heat of summer. If you plan to visit, wear sturdy sports shoes and bring snacks.

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Popularly called the Pink City, Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan in Northern India. It is one of the famous places to visit in India , and among the must include places in Rajasthan tour packages . It is situated about 268 km from Delhi. Along with Delhi and Agra, Jaipur forms the Golden Triangle of Indian tourism. Jaipur attracts numerous visitors from all over the world due to its rich heritage and culture. Amber Fort, Sheesh Mahal, Ganesh Pol, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Nahargarh Fort, etc. are the important places to visit in Jaipur as part of Jaipur holiday packages . Jaipur is also famous for its beautiful jewellery, fabrics, shoes, and spacious gardens. The city is also well known for its fairs and fests that are held on a grand scale. The major festivals include Kite Festival, Camel Festival, Teej, Gangaur, and Elephant Festival. The city witnesses a large number of tourists during these festivals.

Udaipur is a historical city and also the administrative headquarters of the Udaipur district in the Indian state of Rajasthan. About 399 km from Jaipur, & 656 km from Delhi, it is one of the top heritage sites near Delhi , and among the must include places in Rajasthan tour packages . The city has an abundance of natural beauty, mesmerizing temples, and breathtaking architecture which are the prime attractions of Udaipur packages . Udaipur is also referred to as the 'Venice of the East' and the 'City of Lakes'. The City Palace, Lake Palace, Bagore Ki Haveli, Pichola Lake, Fateh Sagar Lake, Lake Palace, Jag Mandir Palace, Jagdish Temple, Sajjan Garh, Saheliyon Ki Bari, and Eklingji Temple are some prominent Udaipur places to visit . Kumbhalgarh Fort, Chittorgarh Fort, Nathdwara, Sas-Bahu Temple, Ahar, and Ranakpur are the nearest attractions. Mewar festival and Gangaur festival are the popular festivals celebrated in Udaipur and have a unique charm. The festival of Gangaur is very significant for the women of Rajasthan. This festival is a visual feast with Rajasthani songs, dances, processions, devotional music, and firework displays.

Jodhpur is the second-largest city in the Indian state of Rajasthan. About 562 km from Delhi, it is one of the top tourist places in India , and among the must include places in Rajasthan packages . Jodhpur is featuring many palaces, forts, and temples, set in the stark landscape of the Thar Desert. The landscape is scenic and mesmerizing that one can experience as part of Jodhpur packages . Also known as the 'Sun City', Jodhpur was founded by Rao Jodha, the Chief of Rathore Clan in 1459 CE. Jodhpur is divided into the old city and the new city. The old city circles the fort and is bounded by a wall with several gates. The new city is located outside the structure. It is also known as 'Blue City' because of the houses around Mehrangarh Fort that are painted in blue. Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jaswant Thada, Mandore, Kaylana Lake and Garden, Balsamand Lake, Sardar Samand Lake and Palace, Siddhnath Shiva Temple, and Naini Bai ka Temple are some of the prominent places to visit in Jodhpur . The bazaars of Jodhpur are a treasure trove of tie-and-dye textiles, embroidered leather shoes, lacquer-ware, antiques, carpets, and puppets.

4. Jaisalmer

Lies in the heart of Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is one of the must include places in Rajasthan tour packages , and among the prominent heritage sites in India . It is situated about 278 km from Jodhpur, and 762 km from Delhi. Jaisalmer is popularly called the 'Golden City of India' because the yellow sand and the yellow sandstone used in the architecture of the city provide a golden glow to the city. Jaisalmer is also quite famous for royal forts, havelis, palaces, museums, and temples that can be visited as part of Jaisalmer packages . Jaisalmer Fort, Nathmalji ki Haveli, Salim Singh ki Haveli, Patwon ki Haveli, Manak Chowk, Jaisalmer Folklore Museum, Tazia Tower, Gadisagar Lake, Bada Bagh, Khuri Sand Dunes, Sam Sand Dunes, and Kuldhara are some of the popular tourist places in Jaisalmer . Jaisalmer attracts a lot of tourists for its desert camel safari. A bumpy ride on a camel in the Thar Desert is one of the exciting things to do in Jaisalmer. Sam Sand Dunes and Khuri Sand Dunes are the popular dunes in Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer Desert Festival, a music festival held in the 2nd week of February is also hosted near Sam Sand Dunes. Jaisalmer can be visited along with Jodhpur tour packages .

5. Mount Abu

Mount Abu is a hill station in the Aravalli Range in the Sirohi district of Rajasthan near the border with Gujarat. About 166 km from Udaipur, and 753 km from Delhi, it is one of the popular hill stations near Delhi , and among the must include places in Rajasthan packages , especially during the summer season. Located at an altitude of 1220 m on the magnificent Aravalli Ranges, Mount Abu is the only hill station in Rajasthan state. Guru Shikhar is the highest peak of the range, at 1,722 m above sea level. This enchanting hill station is 22 km long and 9 km wide. It is referred to as an oasis in the desert due to several lakes and waterfalls situated in the hills. It can be visited along with Udaipur tour packages . It has been a popular retreat from the heat of Rajasthan and neighboring Gujarat for centuries. Mount Abu tour packages includes temples, lakes, and forts. Dilwara Jain Temples, Guru Shikhar Peak, Adhar Devi Temple, Sri Raghunathji Temple, Achalgarh Fort, Nakki Lake, Gaumukh Temple, and Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary are the top places to visit in Mount Abu .

6. Chittorgarh

Chittorgarh or Chittaurgarh is a historical city and municipality located on the banks of river Gambhiri and Berach in Rajasthan, India. About 117 km from Udaipur, and 620 km from Delhi, it is one of the top heritage places in Rajasthan , and among the must include places in Rajasthan tour packages . Chittorgarh is the former capital of the Sisodia dynasty of Mewar, and this fascinating destination can be visited along with Udaipur packages . Chittorgarh is mainly known for its beautiful forts and temples. The Chittorgarh Fort is one of the largest forts in India and among the prime places to visit as part of Chittorgarh packages . Kirti Stambh, Padmini's Palace, Rana Kumbha Palace, Vijaya Stambh, Gaumukh Reservoir, Kalika Mata Temple, Meera Temple, Shyam Temple are some of the prominent tourist places in Chittorgarh . Gangur and Jauhar are the popular festivals celebrated in Chittorgarh, followed by other festivals like Diwali and Holi.

7. Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore National Park is one of the national parks in Rajasthan , and among the popular national parks near Delhi . It is situated about 162 km from Jaipur, and 368 km from Delhi. Ranthambhore was established as the Sawai Madhopur Game Sanctuary in 1955 by the Government of India and was declared one of the Project Tiger reserves in 1974. Ranthambore became a national park in 1981. It can be visited along with Jaipur tour packages . Spread over an area of 392 sq. km, the park is majorly famous for its tigers and is one of the best locations in India to watch the majestic predators in its natural habitat. Apart from tigers, visitors can also spot a large variety of animals including sloth bear, leopard, caracal, jackal, fox, hyena, mongoose, dainty chital, sambar deer, the blue bull antelope or nilgai, rhesus macaque, langur, and an incredible variety of birds as part of Ranthambore tour packages . Ranthambore Fort, Jogo Mahal, Trinetra Ganesh Temple, Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum of Natural History, Kachida Valley, and Rajbagh are some of the best tourist places in Ranthambore .

Bikaner is a vibrant desert town in the middle of the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, India. About 333 km from Jaipur, and 435 km from Delhi, it is one of the famous places of heritage in India , and among the must include places in Rajasthan tour packages . Formerly the capital of the princely state of Bikaner, the city was founded by Rao Bika in 1486 CE. The Junagarh Fort, built during the reign of Raja Rai Singh, is the most famous fort in Bikaner and is one of the must include places in Bikaner packages . The Laxmi Niwas Palace, Lalgarh Palace, Gajner Palace are some of the other palaces in Bikaner which add to the beauty of the town and gives it a feel of the Rajput heritage. Karni Mata Temple, Rampuria Haveli, National Research Centre on Camel, Shri Laxminath Temple, and Shiv Bari Temple are the other popular tourist places in Bikaner . Bikaner is one of the most frequented desert cities of the state of Rajasthan along with Jodhpur and Jaisalmer packages . Bikaner is famous for its savory Bikaneri Bhujia and Bikaner Camel Festival.

Pushkar is a sacred town located in the Ajmer district of Rajasthan. About 15 km from Ajmer, 145 km from Jaipur, and 408 km from Delhi, it is one of the prominent pilgrimage sites near Delhi , and among the must-include places in Rajasthan tour packages . There are several temples in Pushkar and the most famous temple is the Brahma temple, which is one of the few temples dedicated to Brahma in the world, and among the must-visit places as part of Pushkar packages . Pushkar Lake, Varaha Temple, Merta, Aptaeshwar Temple, Pushkar Cattle Fair, Rangji Temple, and Savitri Temple are the popular tourist places in Pushkar . Pushkar is also called 'the rose garden of Rajasthan', because of the extensive flower farming in and around the city. Pushkar can be visited along with Jaipur tour packages . Pushkar is also famous for its annual Pushkar Camel Fair held in November on the day of holy Kartik Purnima. It is one of the largest camel fairs in the world, in which thousands of camel owners come to Pushkar city to take part in events, sell & purchase activities of their cattle.

10. Kumbhalgarh

Kumbhalgarh, also known as Kumbhalmer, is a historical fortress located in the Rajsamand district of Rajasthan. It is a World Heritage Site included in Hill Forts of Rajasthan, and among the must include places in Rajasthan tour packages . It s about 89 km from Udaipur, 347 km from Jaipur, and 605 km from Delhi. Kumbhalgarh Fort is a Mewar fortress built by Maharana Kumbha in the 15th century AD. It is the second most important fort of Rajasthan after Chittorgarh, and among the must include places in Kumbhalgarh packages . Encircled by thirteen elevated mountain peaks, the fort is constructed on the top most ridges around 3, 500 feet above sea level and is virtually inaccessible in earlier times. It is one of the most popular historical places to visit near Jaipur . The fort houses more than 360 temples, including 300 ancient Jain ones, and the remaining are Hindu temples. Amongst all of them, Shiva Temple is worth visiting that comprises a huge Shivlinga (Phallic form). Badal Mahal or the Palace of Cloud, Lakhola Tank, Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, and Mammadev Temple are the other tourist places in Kumbhalgarh .

Alwar is a city and administrative headquarters of Alwar district in the state of Rajasthan. About 148 km from Jaipur, and 160 km from Delhi, it is one of the popular heritage sites near Delhi , and among the must include places in Rajasthan tour packages . Alwar is part of the National Capital Region (NCR) and also famous for its Olive plantation in Tinkirudi. Alwar is situated between small hills of the Aravali range and has great historical importance. It was founded in 1049 by Maharaja Alaghraj. Alwar is among the most famous historical places to visit near Jaipur . Alwar is famous for beautiful lakes, grand palaces, magnificent temples, and towering forts. Bala Quila or Alwar Fort, City Palace and Vijay Mandir Palace, Siliserh Lake and Palace, Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri, Tripolia, Moti Doongri, Bhangarh Fort, Company Bagh, Government Museum, Tomb of Fateh Jung, Kalakand Market, Neemrana Fort, and Naldeshwar are the important places to visit in Alwar . The Sariska National Sanctuary is located in the Aravalli hills only a few kilometers away from Alwar, and is one of the must include places in Alwar packages .

Ajmer or Ajmere is one of the popular pilgrimage sites near Delhi , and among the most important religious places to visit in Rajasthan . It is situated about 132 km from Jaipur, and 390 km from Delhi. Ajmer is can be visited along with Jaipur tour packages . The city of Ajmer gets its name from 'Ajay Meru' which means invincible hills. Ajmer is home to the famous Dargah Sharif, which houses the Tomb of Garib Nawaz, also known as Moinuddin Chishti, the founder of the Chishti order of Sufism. Considered to be one of the holiest cities in India, it attracts hordes of Hindu and Muslim devotees every year as part of Ajmer packages . Anasagar, Taragarh Fort, Akbar Palace & Museum, Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, the Nasiyan Temple, Nareli Jain temple, and Kishangarh are other popular tourist places in Ajmer . Urs of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti is the popular fair celebrated with great pomp and fervor in Ajmer. It is held every year in the month of May to mark the death anniversary of the Sufi saint.

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Most Asked Questions on Rajasthan

It usually takes minimum 5 days to visit top destinations in different circuits of Rajasthan. It is difficult to cover all top places in Rajasthan in a single trip, as the state is quote big. One can start from Delhi and visit Jaipur, Udaipur & Jodhpur. Starting from Jaipur, Udaipur, Chittorgarh & Ranthambore National Park can be visited. Another popular circuit includes Udaipur, Jodhpur, Mount Abu, Jaisalmer and near by places.

Winter from October to Martch is the best season to visit Rajasthan. It is also the busiest season and hotels are usually very expensive in this season. Popular Places like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer & Mount Abu attract large crowds in winter season.

Budget of Rajasthan trip depends on the trip duration and category of hotel you choose for your stay along with the kind of vehicle you prefer. Rajasthan tour packages offered by Trawell.in start from as low as INR 16500 per person for a 5D/4N trip and from INR 23450 per person for 8D/7N vacation.

Ensure to cover most important places to visit in Rajasthan like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Chittorgarh, Mount Abu, Ranthambore National Park etc. Jaipur, Udaipur, jodhpur are most visited destinations in Rajasthan.

Rajasthan is one of the safest states in India and people are very liberal in nature. It is very safe for domestic & foreign tourists as well as single women to visit the state.

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Gujarat, located on the western coast of India, is a state known for its rich cultural heritage, historical significance, and vibrant landscapes. From ancient temples to modern industrial hubs, Gujarat offers a diverse range of attractions. Plan your trip to Gujarat now!

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Ahmedabad: Sabarmati Ashram: A location that is strongly connected to the father of the country, Mahatma Gandhi. Akshardham Temple: Known for its stunning architecture and spiritual ambiance. Adalaj Stepwell: An intricately designed stepwell showcasing the architectural prowess of the region.
Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary: Home of the Asiatic Lions: The only place in Asia where you can find the majestic Asiatic lions in their natural habitat. Rich Biodiversity: Apart from lions, the park is home to diverse flora and fauna.
Somnath: Somnath Temple: One of the 12 Jyotirlingas and a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus. Prabhas Patan Museum: Showcasing artifacts related to the history of the region.
Dwarka: Dwarkadhish Temple: Dedicated to Lord Krishna, it is an important pilgrimage site. Nageshwar Jyotirlinga: Another sacred site with a revered Jyotirlinga.
Rann of Kutch: White Desert: During the Rann Utsav, the salt desert comes alive with cultural performances, handicrafts, and more. Kutch Museum: Displays artifacts reflecting the cultural diversity of the region.
Vadodara: Laxmi Vilas Palace: A grandiose palace with stunning architecture and well-maintained gardens. Sayaji Baug: A large garden with a zoo, museum, and the iconic Baroda Museum and Picture Gallery.
Palitana: Shatrunjaya Hill: Famous for the Shatrunjaya Temples, a complex of Jain temples with exquisite architecture. Palitana Temples: Considered one of the holiest sites for Jains.
Saputara: Hill Station: The only hill station offering a pleasant climate and scenic beauty. Saputara Lake: A calm lake encircled by luxuriant vegetation.
Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park: UNESCO World Heritage Site: Recognized for its archaeological and historical significance. Jama Masjid: A notable mosque with a blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles.
Bhuj: Aina Mahal: A palace known for its mirrored interiors and European-style architecture. Bhujodi: A craft village famous for its traditional handicrafts and textile arts.

Culture of Gujarat:

It is, situated on the western coast of India, boasts a rich and diverse cultural heritage that has evolved over centuries. The state has been home to several ancient civilizations, and its cultural tapestry reflects influences from various dynasties, religions, and communities. Here’s an overview of the culture and heritage of the place:

Language and Literature: Gujarati Language: The official language of the state is Gujarati, a language with its script. Gujarati Literature: Renowned poets like Narsinh Mehta and medieval saint-poet Akho contributed significantly to the development of Gujarati literature.
Festivals and Celebrations: Navratri: Gujarat is famous for its vibrant Navratri festival, marked by nine nights of energetic dance, especially Garba and Dandiya Raas. International Kite Festival: The state hosts a grand kite festival during the Uttarayan period, attracting kite enthusiasts from around the world.
Traditional Dance and Music: Garba and Dandiya Raas: These folk dances are an integral part of Gujarati culture, often performed during festivals. Bhavageet and Sugam Sangeet: Gujarati music includes soulful and melodious genres like Bhavageet and Sugam Sangeet.
Cuisine: Dhokla and Khandvi: These steamed snacks are popular not only in Gujarat but across India. Gujarati Thali: Known for its variety, a typical Gujarati meal includes dal, kadhi, roti, rice, and a selection of side dishes like shaak, farsan, and sweets.
Traditional Attire: Chaniya Choli: Worn during Navratri, this traditional attire for women is colorful and adorned with intricate embroidery. Kediyu and Dhoti: Traditional attire for men, particularly worn during festivals and cultural events.
Arts and Crafts: Bandhani: A traditional tie-dye technique used to create vibrant and intricate patterns on fabrics. Patola: A highly prized and intricate form of double ikat silk weaving, primarily produced in Patan.
Religious Diversity: Jainism and Buddhism: Gujarat has been a significant centre for both Jain and Buddhist religions, with ancient temples and archaeological sites. Somnath and Dwarka: Important pilgrimage sites for Hindus, these temples have deep religious significance.
Architecture: Stepwells (Vavs): Gujarat is home to many ornate step-wells, such as the Adalaj Stepwell and Rani ki Vav, showcasing stunning architectural and sculptural designs. Modhera Sun Temple: An architectural marvel dedicated to the Sun God, featuring intricate carvings and a stepwell.
Cultural Events and Melas: Tarnetar Fair: A traditional fair where tribal communities gather for festivities, including traditional dance, music, and matchmaking. Saptak Music Festival: An annual classical music festival in Ahmedabad, attracting renowned musicians.
Influence of Mahatma Gandhi: Gujarat is the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, and his ashram in Ahmedabad, Sabarmati Ashram, is a significant place for understanding his life and philosophy.

Tips for Visitors:

Cultural Sensitivity: Respect local customs and traditions, particularly in religious places. Dress modestly, especially in temples and other sacred sites.
Try Local Cuisine: Don’t miss the opportunity to savour cuisine. Dhokla, Khandvi, and traditional Thali are must-tries.
Stay Hydrated: Gujarat can get hot, especially during the summer. Carry a water bottle and stay hydrated, especially when exploring outdoor attractions.
Bargain in Markets: If shopping in local markets, be prepared to bargain for a better deal. It’s a common practice.
Language: While many people understand English, learning a few basic Gujarati phrases can enhance your experience and interactions with locals.
Plan Around Festivals: Check the festival calendar before planning your trip. Experiencing festivals like Navratri or the Rann Utsav can add a unique dimension to your visit.
Photography Etiquette: Always seek permission before photographing individuals, especially in rural areas. Some religious sites may also have restrictions on photography.
Safety Precautions: Keep your belongings secure, be cautious of your surroundings, and follow general safety guidelines.

FAQs about Gujarat:

Here’s a list of frequently asked questions (FAQ) and some helpful tips for visitors planning a trip to Gujarat:

When is the best time to visit the state?

The winter months (October to March) are generally the best time to visit Gujarat as the weather is pleasant. Avoid the extreme summer months (April to June) for more comfort.

How can I travel within the city?

It has a well-connected transportation system. You can use buses, trains, or hire a car to travel between cities and towns. Domestic flights are also available.

What should I wear during my visit?

Wear comfortable clothing, especially during the warmer months. If visiting religious sites, it’s advisable to dress modestly. During festivals, you might want to participate by wearing traditional attire like during Navratri.

Is it safe to travel in Gujarat?

Gujarat is generally considered safe for tourists. However, it’s essential to take standard precautions like safeguarding valuables and being aware of your surroundings.

Do I need any specific permits to visit certain attractions?

Most tourist attractions in Gujarat do not require special permits. However, if you plan to visit restricted or protected areas, check if any permits are necessary.

What manners and customs specific to the area should I be aware of?

Respect local customs, especially in religious places. Remove your shoes before entering temples, and be mindful of photography restrictions. Greet people with “Namaste” as it is a common and polite gesture.

Are there any health precautions I should take?

It’s advisable to drink bottled or purified water, and avoid street food that may not be hygienic. Consult your doctor regarding vaccinations and carry a basic medical kit.

Can I use credit cards in most places?

Credit cards are widely accepted in urban areas, but it’s advisable to carry cash, especially in rural or remote locations.

By keeping these FAQs and tips in mind, you can make the most of your trip to Gujarat and enjoy the rich cultural and natural experiences the state has to offer. These destinations offer a glimpse into the cultural, historical, and natural beauty that Gujarat has to offer. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or a religious pilgrim, Gujarat has something for everyone.

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Ahmedabad, also known as the 'Manchester of India' is an apt weekend destination amongst tourists who want to unwind themselves amidst nature and capture the beautiful essence of Gujarat. Ahmedabad is the western India's most vibrant city known for its cotton industries mushrooming into the cities and its cotton products burgeoning across India. The best tourist places in Ahmedabad offer an array of activities as a known shopping destination for fabrics, an exciting and pleasing vista of flora and fauna, an essence of true Gujarati cuisine and an amalgamation of architecture. The Sabarmati Ashram situated in 1917 was the abode of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi or better known as Mahatma Gandhi during the years of Independence struggle. The ashram on the banks of and named after the river 'Sabarmati' has a very subtle architecture with a soothing and tranquil atmosphere. The ashram has served two purposes quintessentially as the epicenter of freedom struggle and as the place that united a group of people who committed to 'ahimsa' or non-violence to secure independence. Tourists get to explore nature and the place does immense justice to tourists with its varied ecosystem and an enriched heritage that provides fun, frolic, adventure and a sneak peek into India's ancient history. The city offers a number of sanctuaries, national park and lake rides with beautiful sunsets that was inhabited by Bhil king of Ashaval in 11th Century, Sultan Ahmed Shah in 1411 C.E. and later by Shahjahan. The marvelous architecture juxtaposed with breathtaking view serves the tourist places in Ahmedabad as a popular destination for tourists with a mixture of fun, food and frolic. The standalone architecture essays a great trip down the lane of history and magnificence.

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The city of Surat, in Gujarat, has a lot to offer for travellers seeking a break from the humdrum. This vibrant Diamond city in Gujarat offers much to see and soak for travellers. From a visit to the vast salt expanse to retreating to the forests of Gir close by and from cultural heritage of the temples of Surat to modern art, the city has something for everyone to stay inspired. The city of Surat, makes for a good base to explore the many offerings of the state of Gujarat, like the lions in the Gir Forest and the Asiatic Wild Asses of the Little Rann of Kutch as well as a wonderful travel getaway in itself.

Surat, often called the Diamond City, for it has been the trade centre for diamonds for centuries! The city sparkles with its natural beauty, the hot springs, temples, tree-lined roads and access to some of the most beautiful beaches. Believed to have been settled as Suryapur in 1516, Surat city of today is a marvel to behold and a visitor’s delight. There is celebration in the city of Surat, almost all through the year. From the vibrant Navratri celebrations across the many shrines dedicated to the Hindu goddesses at the beginning of the year to the festive colours of the Garba dance in October-November. There’s the enthusiastic kite-flying festival in January which attracts travellers from all over the world and then there are music festivals after the rains. Surat has the tropical weather with hot summers, delightful winters, plenty of rain during the monsoon along with a sparkling although short, springtime. The city attracts travellers from all corners of the world through October to March which is the best time to visit the state. The lovely beaches around Surat, like Dumas and Suvali, make for a wholesome travel experience at any time of the year.

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Silvassa was formerly a Portuguese colony but now it has become a popular tourist site flushed with wildlife sanctuaries, scenic destinations and beaches. It lies between Maharashtra and Gujarat and it comprises of 72 villages and many Roman-Catholic churches that stand as a testimony to the Portuguese rule during the historic times. Due to its rich Portuguese heritage it is also a famous spot for history enthusiasts who wish to explore the hidden treasures of this city. Silvassa is extremely renowned for its exotic resorts, lush greenery, manufacturing industries and tax-free alcohol. It is also a haven for those looking for handmade and originally crafted products like Warli painting and paper bag. There are several natural attractions around the area that have made Silvassa a popular tourist getaway site. The Lion Safari Wildlife Park, spread over 25 hectares of land, is home to the majestic Asiatic Lion. The Vanganga Lake is a dainty reserve with flowers and gardens blooming around it. Often, visitors take boat rides to the lake and take in the surroundings in all their aesthetic appeal. Island Garden is another popular tourist destination in Silvassa with thatched and wooden huts decorating its premises. The island is visited via boat rides from ashore. Apart from a repertoire of attractions, Silvassa also constitutes of many popular activities, including trekking, nature walks and cultural explorations. There are museums built in the city for history enthusiasts who want to have an immersive understanding about the archaeology and past of the place. The summers here are hot and dry with the scorching heat making it impossible to sightsee during afternoons. The nights are cool and pleasant. Therefore, the best time to visit Silvassa is during winters, from September to February. The post-monsoon season also offers an ethereal view of the town as the showers wash everything clean. The monsoon here is highly unpredictable, as there are times with heavy showers, while the others are only light drizzles that recede with time.

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Known all over the world for its magnificent palaces, glorious past, and rich culture, the beautiful city of Vadodara happens to be one of the top places to visit in Gujarat for a peaceful and tranquilizing holiday. Propelling history fanatics, nature lovers, peace seekers, and architectural enthusiasts, this place is packed with interesting tourist spots and exciting things to do. Vadodara has its own share of beautiful palaces, parks, gardens, temples and whatnot. It would surely be great fun to indulge in various sightseeing tours in and around the city, stopping over at the famous Laxmi Vilas Palace for having a look at the wonderful craftsmanship, spending some peaceful time in the lush green surroundings of Sayaji Baug, and go back down the timeline at Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological park. Whether you want to offer prayers to the almighty and indulge in meditation or you want to shop your heart out and pamper your tummy, this city of Gujarat would not disappoint you. Presenting an impressive culture and colorful festivals like Navratri and Ram Navami, Vadodara also does not fail to impress its tourists when it comes to its traditional festivities and celebrations. From its authentic Gujarati cuisine to its very own Garba, this spectacular city represents the rich and extraordinary cultural and traditional beauty of its state in a truly surreal and enticing manner. Blessed with an excellent climatic and atmospheric condition, the city of Vadodara welcomes travelers almost throughout the entire year. The favourable weather of the place and tolerable temperatures during almost all seasons, helps tourists enjoy the plethora of available activities whenever they visit the city.

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If you are looking for places to visit in Gujarat, then Kutch is the crème de la crème of the places you would want to explore. The architectural grandeur, cultural marvel, and sumptuous cuisine are bound to make it difficult for you to leave. Kutch lies on the India-Pakistan border, and you can see parts of Pakistan from here. The best time to visit Kutch is during winter, from November to February. The long winter evenings reflect the light of the moon on white sands, giving it an aesthetic appeal. In fact, the famous Rann of Kutch festival takes place at the same time, flaunting its remarkable glory. The second most important determinant of how your trip goes, after climate, is where you should go. Be it for a short period of time or a long one; there are places in Kutch that must be visited for a memorable sojourn into a cultural lifestyle. You must have heard about the Rann of Kutch in your geography classes, but seldom did they cover the humbling beauty of the place. The massive deposits of salt in the area gives it a surreal appeal. It’s beauty has also been portrayed in various Bollywood films like Ramleela and Refugee. If you want to explore Kutch from a historical viewpoint, then Kutch Museum has in its inventory some extinct scripts like the Kutchi Script and ancient coins. There are also paintings, arms, and embroidered pieces marveling at the cultural lifestyle. The Kutch Wildlife Sanctuary inhabits animals like cormorants, wild boards, porcupines, and black-necked storks, making it a popular tourist attraction. There are also jeep safaris available here.Another reason to visit Kutch is the Kutch Wildlife Sanctuary that is considered to be the largest saline wetland area. It preserves several species of birds, wild ass, and flamingos.

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Founded in 1510 by Rao Hamir, the city of Bhuj is one of the best culturally rich places to visit in Gujarat. The city is located in the Kutch region of the state and was once the capital of Kutch. The ancient Bhuj city has been witness to many wars and local conflicts and contains reminiscents of all of them. Today, however, it functions as a significant trade and commercial point of India, while also being a tourist capital. The city has a hill located on its eastern side, which lends its natural beauty. A fort situated on the ridge further intensifies the historical significance of the scenic Bhuj landscape. Two lakes called Hamirsar and Deshadsar also call the place their home. These lakes lend an ethereal charm to the busy city, while the vibrant markets always catch tourist attention. While in Bhuj, you can visit places like the Bhujia Fort, Hamirsar lake, Prag Mahal, Aina Mahal, and Sharadbaug Palace. These places will appeal to you, especially if you are looking to spend some time learning about the history of Rajputana and Mughal rulers of India. You can also admire the elaborate architecture of these places or take beautiful pictures overlooking the city. Bhuj is a fantastic place to shop for traditional Gujarati clothes, meenakari jewelry, local spices, and handicrafts in the Bhuj Haat market. You can also explore the Bharatiya Sanskriti darshan museum or relax at the hill garden. Do not forget to try the sweet and spicy cuisine at local restaurants of the Old City Market for the best culinary tour of Gujarat. Bhuj experiences a hot desert climate throughout the year. Summers are scorching, while winters make up the perfect time to visit. For a comfortable trip, visit from October to March.

A huge metropolitan city of Gujarat, Rajkot, is a must-visit for every tourist. The city was prominent in the Indian Independence movement, being home to several leaders who participated in India's freedom struggle. In recent years, it has been developed extensively to provide excellent facilities to tourists. The entire city reverberates colonial vibes. Most of the architecture reflects Anglo Indian styles of construction. The elaborate parks, lush green gardens, towering buildings, and museums beautify Rajkot further. Start your Rajkot trip by exploring the historically revered Jubilee Park. This expansive space has plenty of buildings from the colonial times, including the famous Connaught Hall. You can also find the Mohandas Gandhi high school or the Mahatma Gandhi Museum, Kaba Gandhi Na Delo, Watson Museum, Rashtriya Shala, Rotary Dolls Museum, Lang Library and Rotary Midtown Library all within the Jubilee park. Other crucial tourist places in the city include Darbargadh haveli, Swaminarayan Gurukul, Race Course, Masonic Hall, and Aji Dam. You can also explore religious faiths at the Swaminarayan temple, ISKCON temple, Vishwakarma Prabhuji temple. While in the city, you can explore concerts and performances of the local music genre called Dayro. Witness a play at the Hemu Gadhvi Natyagruha or shop on the vibrant streets for items like ivory handicraft, beaded jewelry, desi fabrics, and meenakari items. Rajkot has pleasant weather from October to March every year. During this time, cool breezes blow during the mornings and evenings while the afternoons remain pleasantly warm.

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Gandhinagar

Situated on the west coast of Sabarmati River, this city was named after the great freedom fighter and Father of The Nation of India, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Located 32km to the north of Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar is the epitome of rich cultural heritage. Gandhinagar offers you the climate and atmosphere that is difficult to find around these days. The city engulfs you in its pace in such a manner that you may find it hard to come back. It puts you away from the chaotic world and brings peace to you and your soul. Often referred to as the commercial and cultural heart of Gujrat, Gandhinagar presents the spacious, well-organized look of an architecturally integrated city. The city encompasses various eye gazing and enthralling places to explore. It offers a rich cultural heritage, beautiful temples and tranquil environment to all its visitors. There are various things to do in Gandhinagar; from visiting Akshardham Temple, one of India's biggest and most beautiful temples to mapping Craftsmen village, from trying Undhiyu to Khandvi, from attending the khadi festival to buying local specialities, you’ll find endless reasons to fall in love with this city. The city also has a small Khadi Gram or Khadi village where the traditional khadi clothes are prepared, but these days it has been turned into a tourist attraction also where tourists can also go and learn how to make cloth from original wool. Also known as the green city, Gandhinagar stores in everything that will give you a hell of lifetime experiences. It is also popularly known as the Tree Capital of India as 54% of its land is covered with trees. This makes it a perfect place for a long weekend holiday. Gandhinagar also has extensive green parks and recreational areas which further adds to the list of fun things you can do after coming to the city. This was just the beginning, here are a few more exciting places that you can visit in Gandhinagar :

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Gir Somnath

One of the newest additions to the state of Gujarat and amongst the most remarkable places to visit in Gujarat, Gir Somnath was carved out of the Junagadh District in 2013. The two places are located in the Saurashtra region edging on the Arabian Sea in the south and are famous around the world for their stunning natural beauty and centuries-old heritage that even finds a mention in the Rigveda and Gita. Though their names are often used interchangeably, Gir and Somnath have a distinctly unique beauty. While Somnath’s location next to the Arabian Sea adds richness to its landscape, Gir’s tropical forest cover lends a luxuriant and verdant charm looking like a sea of green extending across endless miles. Believed to have been built by the Yadava dynasty in 649 CE, the Somnath temple is amongst the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. The architecture of the temple is influenced by the Chalukya style complete with a ‘shikara’ that is 15-metres in height, intricately carved walls, and ancient figurines of Shiva. One of the inscriptions in Sanskrit here says that Antarctica and the Somnath temple lie in a straight line without any land interrupting this line. Gir’s National Park’s rare savannah & deciduous forest cover is the only place on the planet to house the Asiatic Lions besides other famous residents like Golden jackals, Ruddy mongoose, Honeybadger, Chinkara, Monitor lizard, etc. The park is also famous for its scenic water reservoirs like Hiran, Datardi, and Raval that also serve as water points for wild animals. One of the best things to do here is to take a long stroll on the Chorwad Beach and try local snacks at the beachside shacks. Visit the Prabhas Patan Museum to explore ancient pictures and manuscripts about the history of the place. Visit the majestic and intricately adorned Junagadh gate, which is said to be the route taken by Mahmood Gazni to plunder the Somnath Temple. Enjoy a safari and overnight camping at Gir to spot the elusive Asiatic Lion and explore the coastal biodiversity. Gir Somnath experiences hot and dry summer months (March-June) with temperatures rising ranging between 30-42°C. The winter months (October-February) are cold with temperatures ranging between 10-24°C. Their proximity to the coastal areas makes Gir Somnath experience heavy and humid monsoon rains (July-September) with possibilities of cyclones and sharp winds.

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An ancient Indian city located in Devbhoomi of Gujarat, Dwarka is one of the most religiously significant places to visit in Gujarat. This city is especially famous for the Hindu legends that circulate it. The temples located here further attract pilgrims from across the country. This city is synonymous with the Dwarka Kingdom, the description of which is found prominently in Hindu scriptures relating to Lord Krishna. Dwarka is also revered for its proximity to the Arabian sea and the beauty of its coastline. The towering and colorful temples located here play a unique attraction to tourists from all around the world. The island-like vibes and the rocky coasts make it one of the best tourist attractions in Gujarat. If you are planning to visit Dwarka, start by exploring the ancient Dwarkadhish temple. This famous pilgrimage site is a 2000-year-old shrine dedicated to Lord Krishna. The gorgeous shikara of the temple contains many inscriptions and has sculptures attached to it. The decorative motifs are engraved in the 72 pillars that support the principal shrine of the temple. The temple follows many elaborate rituals and often organizes fairs on religious festivals. While at the temple, take a quick detour to the attached Dwarka beach. This rocky beach will treat you to once in a lifetime views of the foamy waters of the Arabian sea brushing against the Indian coastline. Other places you should explore include the Rukmini Devi temple, the lighthouse, and the sudama bridge. Some popular activities you can try in the city include shopping for idols and fabrics in the Dwarkadheesh market, water sports like swimming, beach volleyball, and birdwatching at the the Dwarka beach. For the most comfortable journey in the city, visit from October to March. The weather during these months is pleasant. Summers in the town are not excruciating either but may entail rains and hot winds.

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Mandvi is a quaint city located in the Kutch district in Gujarat. Containing some of the best tourist attractions of Gujarat, this city is a must-visit if you plan to explore the state in full. The town was once enclosed on all sides with a fort, the remnants of which are still visible. Traditionally, it was also home to massive shipbuilding industry in the western Indian region. Mandvi is named after sage Mandavya and finds several mentions in Indian scriptures. The city has several religiously vital sites, in addition to a beautiful beach and a massive fortress. While in Mandvi, do not forget to explore its massive beach. The waters of the Arabian sea kiss the golden sands of Mandvi’s coast while the skies remain a colorful hue. Several watersports can be carried out at this beach, making it a favorite of tourists who love adventure. You can also visit the beach for lounging or birdwatching. Take a quick detour to the neighbor wind farm from the beach to land at a picturesque location seemingly right out of a Hollywood film. You can also visit the Shyamji Krishna Varma Memorial or go to the Topansar lake to watch birds flocking on the water. To witness the lavish royal lifestyle, head to the Vijay Vilas Palace near the Mandvi beach. Activities like shopping, birdwatching, lounging, sunbathing, and water sports are prevalent in the city. A historical on foot tour of the place or a cycling exploration of the local markets is also an excellent thing to try out. Visiting Mandvi is best during the winter season lasting from November to March. You can also visit during autumn or early spring for a comfortable trip.

This district of Gujarat located in Ahwa is an erstwhile kingly estate that still houses the Bhil Kings’ families, the only royal dynasties to still rule and get support from the Government. The tribal heritage, intriguing culture, and astonishing landscape of Dang make it one of the most offbeat and interesting places to visit in Gujarat. Being the smallest and the least populated place in Gujarat, the stunning natural beauty of Dang is mostly untouched. Dang literally translation to ‘hills’ is bestowed with a unique landscape of hills, lush valleys, and beautiful rivers. What adds more colour to the already rich atmosphere of the place is the presence of several tribes. These tribal people have their own traditions, dances, and fairs that can be experienced easily at Dang. One of the best places to visit in Dang is Saputara Hill station, which is a planned hill resort city and quite a beautiful one at that. Visit the Artist Village here to see explore amazing tribal exhibits. One of the most scenic places here is the 75-ft. Gira waterfall surrounded by thick forests that’s perfect for escaping in the cool lushness of nature. Another great attraction here is the Waghai Botanical Gardens that house native and exotic species of plants & flowers. One of the most amazing activities in Dang is to savour a beautiful hillside sunset at the Sunrise Point in Saputara. Those who love nature must explore the Purna Wildlife Sanctuary, covered in teak and bamboo forests, to see wildlife that Indian civet cat, Leopards, Bonnet macaque, Leafbirds, Flycatchers. etc. When in Dang, don’t miss to attend the Dangs Darbar festival, held in March every year, to explore the lifestyle, costumes, food, and dances of the local tribal people in the presence of the members of the royal families. The plains in Dang experience hot and dry summers (March-May) with temperatures rising to 40°C. Winter months (October-February) are cool and pleasant with temperatures dropping to around 13°C. Hilly places like Saputara and Don are much cooler around the year.

Saputara is a tourist destination situated in the Dang district of Gujarat. It offers a spectacular view of the Western Ghats residing amid the undulating mountains at a distance of 250 km from Mumbai, and 4 km from the Mumbai border. Being the only hill station in Gujarat, it is located at a height of 1,000 meters and attracts tourists, especially during the summers. In recent days, it has become a pioneered tourist destination. The tribal community residing here, known as Adivasis, evacuated the area at the request of the government and settled in the nearby Nawanagar, thus making the place an exclusive tourist destination. Saputara is a haven for art and nature lovers alike. Artist Village, a place only a few kilometers from Saputara, is a benevolent place of artwork by various national and international artists. It displays handicrafts and craftsmanship of various artisans in the area around. There are local traditional stores, and stalls selling Bamboo artifacts that work as thoughtful souvenirs. The Hatgadh Fort is an admirable site of historical significance built by Shivaji during his reign. You can find the statue of Lord Shiva resting on the top of this fort which exudes the aura of sanctity For those who are wanderers of wilderness, Saputara has an oasis of exotic wildlife at the Vansda National Park inhabiting carnivores, herbivores, avian fauna and reptiles like python and crocodiles. Purna Sanctuary is another such site of exploration. One can seek the remnants of the city’s rich heritage trekking through the forts and hillocks surrounding the place. The maximum temperature of Saputara is an astounding 30 degrees Celsius, even during summers. This acts to the benefit of many, who seek escape from the otherwise imposing heat of the sun. During winter the temperature drops down over here to a very low level due to which people do not resort to visiting this place during winters.

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Located in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat, Jamnagar is one of the most stunning places to visit in Gujarat. This commercially developed city offers several tourist attractions and entertainment options. The town is known primarily for the oil generation here by the Reliance industries. Moreover, its location to the south of the Gulf of Kutch also makes it a favorable tourist, commercial, and industrial destination. If you are in Jamnagar, you must visit the world-famous Darbargadh palace. This palace is revered for its sophisticated architecture featuring both Rajputana and European styles of construction. Fretwork jail screens, ornamental mirrors, stone carvings, and wall paintings from the Rajput half, while Venetian Gothic arches lend the European feel to this palace. You may also visit the Lakhota fort situated right in the middle of the Lakhota lake on a small and quaint island. This fort has now been converted into an intimate museum. To further explore the architectural beauty of the entire city, do not forget to visit the Willingdon Crescent and the Kotha Bastion. Both these places will steer you away from the traditional architectural styles seen in the rest of the state and take you to the medieval era of Europe. Visit Solarium to witness scientific wonder or Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary to travel closer to nature. While in Jamnagar, do not forget to shop extensively for beads, jewelry, spices, and preserved eatables. You can also try activities like sunbathing or birdwatching on the Balachadi beach of Jamnagar, or just visit the temples for some quiet meditation. If you are traveling with children, do not forget to visit Sardar Patel Amusement park for some thrilling rides. A hot semi-arid climate prevails over Jamnagar, making October to February the preferable months to visit. You can comfortably roam the streets without feeling too hot or cold during these months.

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The birthplace of the father of the nation, Porbandar, is a chief tourist attraction in Gujarat. Besides being the hometown of Mahatma Gandhi, it was also the birthplace of the Hindu religious figure Sudama, who was the best friend of Lord Krishna. Like the rest of Gujarat, Porbandar experiences a semi arid climate, being the most suitable for travel from October to March. The early history of the city suggests Harappan settlements over the region, the pieces of evidence of which are still visible throughout. During the British rule in India, the area was a princely state and witnessed the construction of several monuments, all of which act as tourist attractions today. A visit to Porbandar is incomplete without an exploration of the Kirti Mahal, the birthplace of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Sayaji Rao, a local ruler, built this memorial in 1936 to commemorate Gandhi's birth. Other places dedicated to Gandhi and his struggle for independence include the Bharat Mandir and the Rana Bapu’s Mahal. If you are looking for a scientific education while on your trip, explore the Tara Mandir planetarium of Porbandar, where you can watch different shows about the solar system and learn about new scientific developments in astrology. Do not forget to visit the Shri Sudama Ji Mandir and the Ramakrishna Mission Ashram. While the former is a Hindu temple, the Ramakrishna Mission ashram was residence to freedom activist Swami Vivekananda for four months. Visit the Porbandar bird sanctuary and the Barda Hills wildlife sanctuary for getting closer to nature. Both these places contain vibrant varieties of Indian flora and fauna. You can photograph birds like teals, fowls, flamingos, and ibis and explore the diverse wildlife of the Gujarati forests. One of the best activities organized in the city is the annual Janmashtami mela. This fair is a celebration of local culture and customs. You can enjoy mouthwatering dishes like Thepla and chilla here while also taking thrilling rides on swings. Shopping for beads, jewelry, spices, and handicrafts in the local markets is also sure to resolve your shopping woes.

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Located at the foothills of the Girnar range in Gujarat, Junagadh is one of the largest and busiest tourist attractions in Gujarat. The name Junagadh is an Indianized version of Yonagadh, the name of Indo Greek origin. The city is full of tourist centers like forts, mausoleums, natural getaways, and amusement parks. The entire city has a historical edge to it. A perfect confluence of natural reserves and modern development can be witnessed throughout Junagadh. The forests located on the far end of the city complement the towering buildings, beaches, and forts perfectly. While in Junagadh, do not miss visiting the Gir National Park. This place is home to the largest number of Asiatic lions anywhere in the world and also contains several exotic species of plants and animals throughout. With over 300 species of birds and 2375 species of trees and shrubs, this place is also perfect for birdwatchers and nature lovers. You can also visit the Girnar Hills for a truly exotic vacation amidst the mountains. Lush green grasses cover the tall hills, lending them a picturesque vibe. These hills are as ancient as the first civilization of Indus Valley and also find their descriptions in ancient Indian scriptures. For a dose of history, visit the Uperkot fort and the Mohabbat maqbara. Both of these places reflect local and Mughal past of the region and feature unique architecture. You can also visit places like Sarkhseshwar beach, edicts of Ashoka, and Buddhist caves for a holistic vacation. One of the best activities to try in Junagadh is Jungle exploration through safaris. You may also try out activities like sunbathing and beach sports. If you plan to shop, look for local spices, fabrics, and beaded jewelry. Visit Junagadh from November to February for a pleasant vacation. The comfortable temperatures of these months are perfect for sightseeing and adventure. Summers in the city can be hot and humid, while monsoons make traveling on foot troublesome.

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Umaid Bhawan Palace, located in Jodhpur, India, is a magnificent heritage hotel with a rich history. Completed in 1943, it was built by Maharaja Umaid Singh to provide employment during a severe famine. The palace boasts stunning Indo-Art Deco architecture, lush gardens, opulent interiors, and offers guests a royal experience.

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Raas Haveli Jodhpur

RAAS Haveli in Jodhpur seamlessly blends heritage and luxury, offering a captivating stay in the heart of the Blue City. This boutique hotel, nestled within the walls of the historic city, features meticulously restored architecture, elegant rooms, and modern amenities. Guests experience the charm of Rajasthan with impeccable service, rooftop views of Mehrangarh Fort, and a tranquil courtyard, making RAAS Haveli a unique and unforgettable retreat.

Mandore Garden

Mandore Garden, situated near Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India, is a captivating historical attraction. Once the capital of Marwar, Mandore boasts intricately carved cenotaphs dedicated to Marwar rulers, set amidst well-maintained gardens.

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Guda Lake in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, is a serene oasis nestled amid arid landscapes. Encircled by lush greenery and rocky hills, it offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers and photographers alike. Visitors can enjoy boating in its pristine waters or simply unwind amidst the picturesque surroundings. With its calm ambience and scenic vistas, Guda Lake is a must-visit destination for a peaceful retreat in Jodhpur.

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Bal Samand Lake

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Here is the list of 27 places to visit near ahmedabad within 300 kms, 1. udaipur, rajasthan.

Known For : City Palace, Udaipur Lake Pichola Sajjangarh Palace

Located in a valley and surrounded by 4 lakes, it is at times referred to as the 'Kashmir of Rajasthan'

Distance from Ahmedabad: 257 km

Best Time: October to March

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2. Mount Abu, Rajasthan

Known For : Nakki Lake Guru Shikhar Toad Rock

The only hill station of Rajasthan, its cool atmosphere and lush green surroundings make it a major tourist spot

Distance from Ahmedabad: 224 km

21 Mount Abu Attractions

3. Patan, Gujarat

Known For : Rani ki Vav Sahastralinga Talav Patola Saree Making Unit

Rani Ka Vav, the latest Indian entrant to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site is situated here, making Patan one of the newest tourist hubs in India.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 124 km

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4. Surat, Gujarat

Known For : Dutch Garden Dumas Beach Hajira Village

Ranking as the 9th largest metropolitan in India, Surat is the second most populated city in the state of Gujarat. Known as 'The city of flyovers', it is a commercial centre of textiles and diamonds.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 266 km

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Known For : Akshardham Temple Adalaj Stepwell Children's Park, Gandhinagar

Gandhinagar, the capital city of Gujarat, offers a rich cultural heritage, beautiful temples and serene environment as major tourist attractions.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 27 km

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6. Vadodara, Gujarat

Known For : Laxmi Vilas Palace Sayaji Baug (Kamati Baug) Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Home to some of the most exemplary displays of architecture, Vadodara is a fitting memorial to Maratha leader Sayaji Rao Gaekwad III.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 114 km

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7. Bhavnagar, Gujarat

Known For : Gaurishankar Lake Nilambag Palace Shopping in Bhavnagar

Splendid splashes of the passionate waves of the Gulf of Khambat, an ancient history of ocean trade, vibrant culture, warm locals, bazaars brimming with people and chitter chatter, enchanting architecture, progressive people and a happy developing town.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 174 km

Best Time: October to January

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8. Champaner-Pavagadh, Gujarat

Known For : Kalika Mata Temple Pavagadh Fort Jain Temples in Pavagadh

Being included in the elite list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites across the globe, this marvellous archaeological park set in the heart of the city of Champaner and amidst the Pavagadh hills is one of the most sought after places in Gujarat.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 149 km

Best Time: October to February

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9. Danta Ambaji, Gujarat

Known For : Gabbar Hill Ambaji Mata Temple Kailash Hill Sunset

A tourist attraction due to it's proximity to Ahmedabad, Danta is a Hindu pilgrimage center known mainly for its Ambe temple.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 130 km

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10. Anand, Gujarat

Known For : AMUL Diary & Chocolate Factory AMUL Co-operative Museum Flo Art gallery

The city which was the epicenter of the white revolution in the country, Anand is a place known for its semi-rural set up and the Swami Narayan Mandir which is the crown jewel of the city

Distance from Ahmedabad: 77 km

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11. Girnar, Gujarat

Known For : Girnar Jain Temples Girnar Parikrama

A collection of mountains, Girnar is a religious site sitting right in nature's lap and flocked by Hindu and Jain pilgrims alike.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 323 km

Best Time: July to March

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12. Eklingji Temple

Eklingji Temple is one of the most popular temples of Rajasthan and is sited at a distance of 22 km in the north of Udaipur. Eklingnath Temple is dedicated to the Lord Shiva of the Hindu religion and its brilliant architecture drives several tourists here every year. This double-storied temple looks magnificent with its pyramidal style of roof and uniquely carved tower. The outer walls of the temple are stretched with steps that lower touching the serene waters. Inside the arena, the main temple is a huge pillared hall or 'mandap' that is sheltered by heavy pyramidal roof

Distance from Ahmedabad: 283 km

Well known for its historical significance, Dandi in Surat is a beautiful beach destination. The scenic beauty combined with its rich history make it a favourite among all tourists visiting this place. This beach is the perfect amalgamation of untouched beauty and bubbling tourism. The Seashore is a beautiful sight to behold, and the silky sand just adds another dimension to its beauty.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 276 km

14. Kalpeshwar

One of the famous Panch Kedars located in Uttarakhand, Kalpeshwar is famous for the Kalpeshwar Temple which, highly revered for housing Lord Shiva in one of his five forms (Kedars). Perched at an altitude of 2400 meters, Kalpeshwar is a breathtaking place with amazing views of the Himalayan peaks and an aura that just grips you upon your arrival here.

15. Pirotan Island

Pirotan Island spreads over an area of 3 square kilometres and is one of forty-two islands in the marine park area, nestled within the vicinity of the Marine National Park in the Jamnagar district of Gujarat on the western coast. As part of the first marine national park - the Gulf of Kutch Marine National Park, established in 1982, Pirotan Island offers an undisturbed rendezvous with nature in its abode. It is one of the two islands in the area which is normally permitted for tourists and visitors, Narara Island being the other one.

16. Mulher Trek

Mulher, also known as Mayurgad, is a hill fort in Maharashtra. One of the many forts in Nasik, it is at an elevation of 4200 feet from the ground.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 430 km

17. Salher Trek

The highest fort in the Sahyadri, Salher is a lesser known but extremely gorgeous trekking destination that should be a must on your bucket list.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 421 km

18. Modhera

Modhera is an ancient village in the state of Gujarat, famed for housing the remains of the Sun Temple built by the Chalukya dynasty is a true historical treasure. The village is surrounded by a mystical aura that the Sun Temple brings along, it is also a hub for spirituality and culture. Modhera gives you a glimpse into the glory days of the royal lineage of the Chalukyas and is one of the finest testaments of the architectural excellence of the past. If history entices then this place is perfect for you with the village being neck deep in historical relics, structures and legends.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 97 km

Vadla is an up and coming haven for migratory birds making their way to the marshy wetlands of Gujarat, just a short drive away from Ahmedabad. Vadla still remains relatively unknown and undiscovered in comparison to the Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary and is a hidden gem only known to the locals. Because of the scanty tourist populace and minimal interference in the natural habitat of the birds, Vadla provides you with a direct unperturbed access and exceptional views of the birds who are very sensitive to human presence. Vadla serves as a great opportunity for you to witness the natural behavioral aspects of the birds up close without infringing upon their inhabited area.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 330 km

20. Kabirvad

Kabirvad is a small island in the Bharuch district of Gujarat rumoured to be Saint Kabir's residence several hundred years ago. Located along the banks of the river Narmada, the island promises you a calm and serene abode underneath the humongous canopy of Banyan trees that Kabirvad is most prominent for. What started as a single Banyan tree in Kabirvad has emanated into over 3000 trunks currently, with the mother tree believed to be over 600 years old, interestingly the tree populous has grown manifold to such an extent that it is impossible to distinguish the mother tree from the other trees at present. The canopy of the Banyan trees envelops a massive area of 17,520 square metres with its perimeter extending up to 641 metres. And while the natural wonder remains the most alluring attribute about Kabirvad, the legend and local folklore around it only add to the island's mystical charm and aura.

21. Hathni Waterfalls

Jambughoda is home to one of the most breathtaking and magnificent waterfalls you can visit in the Indian subcontinent. About a 100 metres in length and flowing with rich greenery, Hathni Waterfalls are surrounded by a variety of beautiful flora and fauna. If you find the peaceful sound of flowing water from streams and falls incredibly relaxing, then this is the spot for you. Or if you are looking to engage in some choicy nature photography while having a spiritual experience in the thick of dense forests, then this place should be on your bucket list.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 179 km

22. Suvali Beach, Surat

Suvali Beach, a calm and serene beach, is situated at a distance of 20 km from Surat. Mostly visited by solitude seekers, the beach is slowly developing into a tourist spot. Located away from the heart of the city, the pristine beach offers a perfect getaway for the city people and other tourists away from the screeching noise and the fast-moving life of the city.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 280 km

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Located on the western coast of India between Maharashtra and Rajasthan, Gujarat has actually some amazing places to visit with its diverse attractions such as handicrafts, architecture, temples, and wildlife.

It is also one of the only places to have a glimpse of Asiatic lions, free from captivity and in their natural habitat, at Gir National Park.

If you’re planning a trip to Gujarat and you are confused then here the list of some of the best places that are a must-visit.

These are the Top 5 Places To Visit In Gujarat.

1. Saputara

Saputara is a hill town in the west Indian state of Gujarat where Saputara, which means “Abode of Serpents” is situated on a densely forested plateau on top of the Sahyadri range.

It’s a popular weekend getaway, especially during the monsoon season when it’s misty there.

This hill station has been developed as a tourist destination with hotels around a large lake, boat club, tribal museum, cable car, artist village, and other attractions.

2. Junagadh

Junagadh is a city in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Mahabat Maqbara is the huge 19th-century mausoleum of a local ruler, which showcases intricate Indo-Islamic architectural details.

Junagadh is mostly overlooked by tourists and serves mainly as the base to visit Gir National Park but this city is home to some marvelous historical monuments.

3. Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad , in western India, is the largest city in the state of Gujarat as being the commercial hub of Gujarat and also one of the best places to be in Gujarat.

It is a city steeped in culture and with a rich heritage, making it a must-visit for people from all over the world.

The tourist attractions in Ahmedabad include Akshardham Temple Complex, Bhadra Fort, well laid out historical buildings, mosques, and lakes, and Mahatma Gandhi’s Ashram known as Sabarmati Ashram.

The International Kite Festival is a must-see if you arrive during this amazing one-day fest.

4. Vadodara/Baroda

Vadodara, formerly called Baroda, is a city in Gujurat, a state in western India that is referred to as the cultural capital of the state is one of the most visited tourist places in Gujarat.

The city flourished and modernized under the aegis of Maharaja Sayajirao II and enjoyed great autonomy even during British Rule in India.

The major tourist attractions in Vadodara/Baroda include Dungar Caves, the Lakshmi Vilas Palace, Nazarbaugh Palace, Makarpura Palace, Sursagar Talav, and the amazing Sayaji Baug.

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RR vs GT Live Score, IPL 2024: Gujarat Titans beat Rajasthan Royals by 3 wickets in Jaipur

Ipl 2024 live score, rajasthan royals vs gujarat titans: rashid khan slams the winning boundary to register the stunning victory over rajasthan royals at their home ground in jaipur.

IPL 2024 Live, RR vs GT Match Today: Gujarat Titans break Rajasthan Royals' winning steark at Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur today

IPL 2024 Live Score, RR vs GT Match Today: Gujarat Titans commenced their chase cautiously, holding onto their wickets during the power play. Despite a run rate lagging behind the required pace, they ensured wickets in hand. However, Rajasthan Royals’ pacer Kuldeep Sen swiftly altered the scenario. With a fiery spell, he claimed three crucial wickets – Sai Sudharsan, Matthew Wade, and Abhinav Manohar – pushing GT onto the back foot. Amidst the carnage, skipper Shubman Gill stood tall, smashing a resilient half-century. His heroic effort kept GT’s hopes alive for a victory in Jaipur. But that respite was short lived as Chahal removed Gill on 72. GT were 157/6 and it looked like that the Pink Fortress won’t be breached. Then came Rashid Khan and Rahul Tewatia. In the end, Rashid Khan’s winning four clinched the victory for GT and ended the RR’s winning streak tonight

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Rajasthan royals 196/3 (20.0), gujarat titans 199/7 (20.0), match ended ( day – match 24 ) gujarat titans beat rajasthan royals by 3 wickets.

Asked to bat first, Rajasthan Royals once again grappled with power play blues, and today was no exception. Jaiswal continued his struggle with poor form, while Buttler failed to make an impact with the bat. Rajasthan suffered the setback of losing two early wickets. But then, enter Riyan Parag and skipper Sanju Samson ! They ignited the momentum after RR’s initial slowdown caused by the quick dismissals of Jaiswal and Buttler. Parag blasted a fiery half-century off just 34 balls and is brimming with solidity. Samson is also looked primed and settled at the crease. For the third wicket partnership, they added 103 runs to the total. Thanks to some fireworks in the death overs, Rajasthan posted a commanding total of 196/3.

Here are main highlights of the RR vs GT match 24:

IPL 2024 Live, MI vs RCB Match Today: Mumbai Indians are chasing a target of 197 vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru to bat first at Wankhede Stadium.

Rashid Khan seals the victory with a boundary, clinching a remarkable win over Rajasthan Royals at their home ground in Jaipur.

Gill clean bowled for 72! Meanwhile, Shubman Gill has surpassed Virat Kohli to claim the title of the youngest player to reach 3,000 runs in the IPL. Gill achieved this milestone at the age of 24 years and 215 days, outpacing Kohli, who achieved the feat at 26. Following Kohli is RR skipper Sanju Samson . Gill now stands fourth in the list of batters with the fewest innings to reach 3,000 IPL runs.

Gujarat Titans began their chase on a cautious note. They didn’t lose any wicket in the power play. Though their run rate was much below the asking rate but at least, they had the wickets in hand. Rajasthan Royals pacer Kuldeep Sen changed that and how! He picked up three wickets – Sai Sudharsan, Matthew Wade and Abhinav Manohar – and got GT on their knees. Only skipper Shubman Gill has been able to face the pace attack. He has slammed half-century and is the reason why GT can still think of winning at Jaipur. Only if, he gets some support and stability at the other end.

Rajasthan Royals post 196/3 in 20 overs vs Gujarat Titans

With Sanju Samson hitting another half-century, Rajasthan is making most of the death overs. At this rate, RR can very easily post a 200 or 190+ on the board

So, Rajasthan Royals have been battling the power play woes and it was no different today. Jaiswal struggled poor form once again and Buttler couldn’t do much with the bat today. Rajasthan lost two wickets early in game. Then came Riyan Parag and skipper Sanju Samson. They built the momentum after slowdown hit the RR post the quick departures of Jaiswal and Buttler. Parag slammed a half-century off 34 balls and is looking solid. Samson is also looking settled.

Jaiswal is dismissed! Umesh Yadav claims the breakthrough wicket for Titans.

Shubman Gill (capt)
B Sai Sudharsan
Vijay Shankar
Abhinav Manohar
Matthew Wade (wk)
Rahul Tewatia
Rashid Khan
Umesh Yadav
Spencer Johnson
Mohit Sharma.
Jos Buttler
Yashasvi Jaiswal
Sanju Samson (capt & wk)
Riyan Parag
Dhruv Jurel
Shimron Hetmyer
Trent Boult
Kuldeep Sen
Yuzvendra Chahal.

Gujarat Titans have won the toss and Shubman Gill has opted to field first

Latest update from Jaipur regarding the RR vs GT IPL 2024 match says that the toss will now take place at 7:40 pm.

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RR has success rate of 65 per cent in Jaipur

Mohit Sharma
Yuzvendra Chahal
Sanju Samson
Shubman Gill
Sai Sudharsan

Tonight, RR has the opportunity to break their unfavorable streak against GT at home. In terms of their head-to-head record, GT holds the advantage over RR, having won four games compared to RR’s solitary triumph. However, with RR currently unbeaten and expected to be the favorites against GT, there’s anticipation whether Samson and his team can secure their second victory over the 2022 champions.

Jaipur has emerged as one of the highest-scoring venues this season, witnessing scores surpassing 180 in four out of six innings played. The pitch has offered good batting conditions, although there might be some assistance for the spinners. Anticipated to be a hot afternoon, temperatures are expected to gradually drop to around 27 to 30 degrees by evening.

Gujarat Titans will be missing their designated finisher, David Miller, in their upcoming match against RR at Jaipur. Miller has been absent from GT’s last two games in IPL 2024. However, GT star Spencer Johnson has disclosed that Miller will definitely be back for selection after the RR game. “Davy isn’t too far from a return. Even if he sits out this one, he’ll be ready for the next,” Johnson stated during the pre-match media conference.

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Ravichandran Ashwin
Sanju Samson (wk/c)
Nandre Burger
BR Sharath (wk)
Shubman Gill (c)
Darshan Nalkande
Kane Williamson
Kartik Tyagi
Wriddhiman Saha
Sai Sudharasan/Mohit Sharma
Sai Kishore
Navdeep Saini
Yuzvendra Chahal/Shubham Dubey
Rovman Powell
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Sanju Samson (vc), Jos Buttler

Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill

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Ravichandran Ashwin, Riyan Parag, Rahul Tewatia

Yuzvendra Chahal (c), Trent Boult, Rashid Khan , Mohit Sharma

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Joshua Little
B. Sai Sudharsan
Matthew Wade
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Manav Suthar
Sandeep Warrier
Tom Kohler-Cadmore
Jos Buttler (WK)
Sanju Samson (C & WK)
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Donovan Ferreira
Kunal Rathore
Sandeep Sharma
Dhruv Jurel (WK)

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Top 6 Places to Visit in Gujarat

Top 6 Places to Visit in Gujarat is a beautiful and vibrant state of India, which is widely popular as a travel destination. With visitors coming to explore the unique and brilliant culture, architecture and breath-taking natural sites of the region, Gujarat has become one of the top places to discover in the country. Blessed with scintillating natural beauty and an astounding array of wildlife and plant species, there are many wonderful places to visit in Gujarat that attract nature enthusiasts. In addition to this, the many magnificent palaces and ancient temples like Swaminarayan temple, Somnath temple add to the overall charm of the place that doesn’t leave anyone who sees it even once, unimpressed.

Since Gujarat has a long coastline, it also has many great and important ports, which have made their remarkable presence felt since centuries. Hence, though we know the state to be an important trade hub today, it had always been so since ages which led to the development of great cities of our skilful ancestors. Those with a penchant for reading the faded stories of the past, thus find it most fascinating to stand among the ruins of some of the most intelligently planned and built cities of Indus Valley Civilization, here in Gujarat Tourism .

But that is not all. Gujarat has a lot to its name than simple offerings of a satisfying sightseeing experience. From its most appetizing food to brilliant handicrafts, you will find a plethora of things to do in Gujarat that will leave you pleased and happy. Gujarat is the home of one of the best food scenes in the country. Right from a high end restaurant to a small roadside eatery, you will get many options for a satisfying treat of its famous dhokla, patra, khandvi, undhiyo and what not.

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Statue of Unity

“Statue of Unity”, is the statue of India’s first Deputy Prime Minister, Bharat Ratna Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. With a height of 182 metres, the Statue of Unity is the highest in the world. In only 46 months, this statue was built with the supervision and support of Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. This massive structure is a piece of artwork with distinctive architectural and engineering features Gujarat Tour Packages.

The surroundings of the Narmada River, the Sardar Sarobar dam , and the Satpura and Vindhyachal hills are no less fascinating to tourists than the world’s highest monument. Numerous activities, like Helicopter, Rides at the Statue of Unity, Cycling, Sardar Patel Zoological Park and Jungle Safari, Boating Ride at the Statue of Unity, and many more, are offered here.

Since its inauguration by the Honourable Prime Minister on October 31, 2018, the Statue of Unity is today one of India’s most popular tourist destinations. Its world-class hospitality and diverse choice of activities give a once-in-a-lifetime experience for people of all ages.

Great Rann of Kutch – India’s Largest white Salt Desert

The Rann of Kutch is a salty marshland region in the Thar Desert in the Kutch district in western Gujarat. The Rann of Kutch is renowned for its white salty desert sand and is said to be the world’s largest salt desert. ‘The Rann of Kutch is a vast expanse of fractured terrain inland from the sea that promises to steal your breath away. It spans 30,000 square kilometres of land. The miles of emptiness is both nerve-racking and breath-taking.

The Rann of Kutch is home to a diverse range of biologically rich species like pink flamingos and wild asses, which may be seen often across the desert. It is a paradise for wildlife photographers and wildlife lovers alike Top 6 Places to Visit in Gujarat.

The Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Limited (TCGL) is the driving force behind Rann Utsav , which provides the globe with the ‘White Rann Experience. The Gujarat government has been organising Rann Utsav from November to February to promote the village culture and the surrounding beauty of this white Rann, attracting thousands of tourists annually.

Rani Ki Vav Patan – An Ancient Fortified Town

Rani ki Vav Patan , a UNESCO World Heritage Site , is another of the tourist places in Gujarat, is a fine example of the kind of water conservation practiced in India during the ancient times. The building of Rani ki Vav Patan was commissioned by Rani (Queen) Udayamati in 1603 in the loving memory of her husband King Bhimdev 1 of the Solanki dynasty. It’s interesting to note, however, that the “vavs” of Gujarat weren’t just used for collecting water and socializing, they possesses great spiritual significance too.

The construction of the stepwell was quite simple in the initial years, but became more intricate as the years went by. Rani ki Vav Patan consists of more than 800 elaborate sculptures among seven galleries. The central theme of the stepwell is Dasavataras, or the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu, including Lord Buddha. A special attraction awaits you at the water level where you come across a carving of Sheshashayi-Vishnu, where Vishnu is depicted reclining on the thousand-hooded serpent Shesha Top 6 Places to Visit in Gujarat.

Gir National Park – Home of the Mighty Asiatic Lions in India

Gir National Park or Wildlife Sanctuary, renowned as Sasan Gir , is a forest, national park, and wildlife sanctuary located near Talala Gir in Gujarat, India. Gir National Park, India’s oldest preserved region, is the only site in the world outside of Africa where a lion may be spotted in its natural habitat. Gujarat, with its diverse flora and wildlife, is home to 40 mammal species and 425 bird species, making it an essential must-see for nature fanatics in India.

This protected zone is closed from June to October, and the best time to visit Gir is from November to March. The summer months of April and May are quite hot, yet they are great for wildlife photography and watching.

You may schedule a jungle safari to travel the Gir forest and feel the wildlife excitement. The state forest department organises safaris in which guests are accompanied by a forest department-approved jeep driver and guide during open jeep safaris. There are also several lodging choices available to fulfil the requirements of guests Top 6 Places to Visit in Gujarat.

Somnath – A Holy City with Lord Shiva’s Jyotirlinga

Shree Somnath , located on Gujarat’s eastern coast, is the first of India’s twelve Aadi Jyotirlings and a significant Hindu pilgrimage and tourism attraction. This temple predates creation and is referenced in the 7000-year-old Rig Veda. Somnath Temple is said to be the location where Lord Krishna concluded his Lila and then ascended to heaven. This beautiful piece of architecture is reported to have been destroyed several times throughout history, yet each time the temple was restored with the help of fanatic Hindu Kings.

Aside from the world-famous Somnath Temple , the Somnath Beach is a must-see for every visitor to Gujarat. Travellers may rest here after a long day of touring and revitalise themselves with fresh coconut water and corn offered here, as well as the extremely popular camel rides Top 6 Places to Visit in Gujarat.

Sardar Sarovar Dam

The second-largest concrete dam in the world, Sardar Sarovar Dam is a place not only that instils pride but is also a place of immense natural beauty. The dam supports millions of people in the 4 states of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan with water and electricity.

Edging around the majestic Narmada River, it is surrounded by the Malwa plateau and the Mathwar hills lending it a beautifully unique landscape. The dam area becomes even more beautiful during the rainy season with large curtains of foamy water crashing down. You can see this up and close from the tunnels that reverberate with the forceful sounds of the water, making it one of the Top 6 Places to Visit in Gujarat.

Highlights of the place: Visit the Statue of Unity , the tallest statue in the world dedicated to Sardar Patel. Narmada Tent City for boating and camping. Valley of Flowers to see 17 kilometres of flowering patches. See the beautiful architecture of the ancient Shoolpaneshwar Temple and the Rajvant Palace.

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RR vs GT IPL 2024 Highlights: Shubman Gill, finishers shine as Gujarat Titans halt Rajasthan Royals' dream run

Rr vs gt live score, ipl 2024: sanju samson and riyan parag recorded 130 runs for the third wicket to help rajasthan royals post 196 while batting first in the 24th match of the ipl 2024 at jaipur's sawai mansingh stadium..

RR vs GT IPL 2024 Match 24 Live Coverage, Scorecard and Match Updates

The Royal are enjoying a stellar start to the 2024 edition with four wins in their first four games and are the only team to avoid loss so far. Rajasthan defeated Royal Challengers Bengaluru in their last game by six wickets while chasing a 184-run target with Jos Buttler smashing an unbeaten century.

On the other hand, Gujarat Titans were bowled out on just 130 while chasing a 164-run target against Lucknow Super Giants in their last game. Shubman Gill -led Gujarat have won just two of their opening five games in the IPL 2024 and are placed in seventh spot in the points table.

Live Scorecard

RR vs GT IPL 2024 Live Score and Updates

Rashid khans wins potm.

Rashid Khan wins the Player of the Match award for his bowling figures of 1/18 and for smashing a match-winning 24* off just 11 balls.

Winning the game is more pleasing for me. Happy that I landed the ball where I wanted today and that gave me energy with the bat as well maybe. I haven't bowled much in the last 3-4 months after the surgery and I just lost a bit of grip on the ball and I had a good session after the last game and it really helped me to get back to my best. I really enjoyed my bowling today. It was just a matter of hitting 3-4 sixes and you need to stay positive.

I thought 197 was a winning score - Sanju Samson

To be honest, it is very hard to speak at this moment. The captain has the hardest job in the league to speak after losing the game and to tell where we lost is tough. Maybe after a few hours, I can tell. You have to give credit to the Gujarat Titans the way they batted, bowled and fielded. We will learn from this and move on. (On the score) When I was batting, I thought something around 180 would be a fighting score. I thought 197 was a winning score. There was no dew and the wicket was a bit dry and low. With our bowling attack, we should have done it but they batted well. It was not easy to go hard enough at the start of our innings. We paced our innings well. 197 at Jaipur, without dew, you will take it any day.

RR vs GT: Rajasthan suffer first defeat of IPL 2024 season

After four successive wins, Rajasthan Royals' dream run halts at Sawai Mansingh Stadium today.

Rajasthan Royals - 196/3 in 20 overs.

Gujarat Titans - 199/7 in 20 overs.

Shubamn Gill top-scored with 72 runs off 44 balls for the Titans and Kuldeep Sen claimed three wickets for 41 for the Royals.

RR vs GT: Gujarat Titans WIN!!!

Avesh Khan bowls the last over. RR need 15 runs in 6 balls.

19.1 - Rashid Khan smashes 4

19.2 - Rashid Khan scores 2

19.3 - Rashid Khan scores 4

19.4 - Rashid Khan scores 1

19.5 - Rahul Tewatia scores 2 runs and run out

19.6 - Rashid Khan scored 4

Gujarat Titans win the game on the last ball by 3 wickets.

RR vs GT: 19 overs update

Gujarat Titans need 35 runs in 12 balls.

Kuldeep Yadav bowls a potential match-defining over by conceding 20 runs as Rahul Tewatia and Rashid Khan go big to change the momentum.

Gujarat Titans - 182/6 in 19 overs. Gujarat Titans need 15 runs in 6 balls.

RR vs GT: Shahrukh OUT!!!

Avesh Khan dismisses debutant Shahrukh Khan on an LBW dismissal to make things interesting in the closing stages.

Gujarat Titans - 158/6 in 17.4 overs. Rashid Khan joins Rahul Tewatia in the middle.

Gujarat Titans need 37 runs in 14 balls to win the game.

Shubman Gill OUT!!!

4, 4 and OUT!!!

Shubman Gill smashes Yuzvendra Chahal for back-to-back fours and steps out for the third one but misses the shot and Samson easily roots out bails behind.

Shubman Gill scored 72 off 44 balls. Shahrukh Khan joins Rahul Tewatia in the middle.

Gujarat Titans - 133/5 in 15.3 overs.

RR vs GT: Vijay Shankar OUT!!!

Yuzvendra Chahal gives Rajasthan Royals a big breakthrough as he bowled out Vijay Shankar who scored 16 runs off 10 balls.

Gujarat Titans - 111/3 in 14 overs (Shubman Gill 52* off 37 balls).

Rahul Tewatia joins Shubman Gill in the middle.

RR vs GT: Shubman Gill smashes 50

Shubman Gill brings his second fifty of the game in 35 balls as Gujarat Titans go past 100.

Gujarat Titans - 111/3 in 13.9 overs (Shubman Gill 52* off 37 balls, Vijay Shankar - 16* off 9 balls).

RR vs GT: Abhinav Manohar OUT!!!

Kuldeep Sen is dominating the game now with another bowled-out wicket to dismiss Abhinav Manohar. Two wickets in an over.

Gujarat Titans - 79/3 in 10.4 overs. Vijay Shankar joins Shubman Gill in the middle.

RR vs GT: Matthew Wade OUT!!!

Kuldeep Sen bowls out Matthew Wade to give Rajasthan Royals their second wicket of the game.

Gujarat Titans - 77/2 in 10.1 overs. Abhinav Manohar joins Shubman Gill in the middle.

RR vs GT: Play resumes

The rain has stopped and players are out in the middle again.

RR vs GT: Rain interrupts play

Light rain showers interrupt the play, covers are coming on.

Gujarat Titans - 77/1 in 10 overs (Shubman Gill - 36* off 26 balls, Matthew Wade - 4* off 5 balls).

Gujarat Titans need 120 runs to win the game in 60 balls.

RR vs GT, IPL 2024 Live: Kuldeep Sen breaks partnership

In his first match of IPL 2024, Kuldeep Sen struck for the Rajasthan Royals in his very first over as he broke the partnership between Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan by dismissing the latter.

RR vs GT Live: Shubman Gill ends the powerplay with a couple of sixes

Gujarat Titans ended the powerplay on a high with Shubman Gill hitting a couple of sixes off Avesh Khan in the sixth over as the 2022 champions have gotten off to a good start, having not lost a single wicket.

RR vs GT: 4 overs update

Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan avoid losing wickets in the first four overs but struggle for the big shots.

Gujarat Titans - 26/0 in 4 overs.

RR vs GT: 2 overs update

Sai Sudharsan gives Gujarat a promising start with a couple of fours in the first two overs.

Gujarat Titans - 15/0 in 2 overs (Sai Sudharsan - 14* off 10 balls, Shubman Gill - 1* off 2 balls).

RR vs GT, IPL 2024: Gujarat Titans innings start

Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan are out in the middle to kick off Gujarat Titans' innings.

Trent Boult to bowl the first over for the Royals. Keshav Maharaj replaces Yashasvi Jaiswal as an impact player for Rajasthan.

RR vs GT: Innings break

Rr vs gt: rajasthan post 196/3.

Umesh Yadav bowls the last over...

19.1 - Shimron Hetmyer hits SIX

19.2 - Shimron Hetmyer takes single

19.3 - Sanju Samson smashes SIX

19.4 - Sanju Samson takes double

19.5 - WIDE

19.5 - Sanju Samson takes single

19.6 - Shimron Hetmyer scores single

19 runs off the last over as Rajasthan Post 196/3 in 20 overs.

Rajasthan Royals - 196/3 in 20 overs (Sanju Samson - 68* off 38 balls, Shimron Hetmyer - 13* off 5 balls)

RR vs GT: Riyan Parag OUT!!!

Vijay Shankar pulls off a stunning catch at the long-off to end Riyan Parag's impressive knock off Mohit Sharma's delivery.

Riyan Parag scored 76 off 48 balls. Shimron Hetmyer joins Sanju Samson in the middle.

Rajasthan Royals - 172/3 in 18.4 overs.

RR vs GT: 17 overs update

Sanju Samson and Riyan Parag continue to dominate in the death overs as Rajasthan Royals go past 150 with three more overs to go. Sanju Samson reaches his fifty with a four off Mohit Sharma.

Rajasthan Royals - 154/2 in 17 overs (Sanju Samson - 52* off 31 balls, Riyan Parag - 66* off 42 balls).

Parag has gone berserk against Noor

Rr vs gt live: riyan parag gets to his 3rd fifty of the season.

Riyan Parag has continued his smashing form in the 2024 edition of the IPL with his third fifty of the season and has not only rescued the Royals' innings after early blows but has also laid the foundation to go big later on.

RR vs GT Live Score: Sanju Samson and Riyan Parag will aim to go big now

Sanju Samson and Riyan Parag have repaired the innings for the Royals, however, they will now be looking to go big in the remaining overs as the motive will still be to get a score in excess of 160-170.

RR vs GT Live: Rashid strikes, Buttler departs

In a huge blow to the Rajasthan Royals, Rashid Khan struck and got Jos Buttler caught out at slip with Rahul Tewatia taking a superb grab. The Royals have now lost both the openers.

RR vs GT: Yashasvi Jaiswal OUT!!!

Four and out!!!

Yashasvi Jaiswal's poor start to the 2024 season continues as Umesh Yadav dismisses the young opener who scored 24 off 19 balls.

RR - 32/1 in 4.2 overs.

RR vs RR: 4 overs update

Rajasthan Royals openers Jos Buttler and Yashasvi Jaiswal struggle for big shots but avoid losing early wickets.

Rajasthan Royals - 28/0 in 4 overs. (Jos Buttler - 7* off 7 balls, Yashasvi Jaiswal - 20* off 17 balls)

Impressive start from Gujarat pacers Umesh Yadav and Spencer Johnson in the first two overs at Sawai Mansingh Stadium.

Rajasthan Royals - 13/0 in 2 overs.

RR vs GT: Rajasthan Royals innings starts

Jos Buttler and Yashasvi Jaiswal kick off Rajasthan Royals' innings against Gujarat Titans.

Umesh Yadav to bowl the first over for Gujarat.

RR vs GT Impact Players

GT impact players : BR Sharath, Shahrukh Khan, Darshan Nalkande, Manav Suthar, Sai Kishore.

RR impact players: Rovman Powell, Tanush Kotian, Shubham Dubey, Keshav Maharaj, Navdeep Saini.

RR vs GT Playing XIs

Rajasthan Royals Playing XI: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson (c & wk), Riyan Parag, Dhruv Jurel, Shimron Hetmyer, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Avesh Khan, Kuldeep Sen, Yuzvendra Chahal.

Gujarat Titans Playing XI: Shubman Gill (c), Sai Sudharsan, Vijay Shankar, Abhinav Manohar, Matthew Wade (wk), Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Umesh Yadav, Spencer Johnson, Noor Ahmad, Mohit Sharma.

RR vs GT TOSS: Gujarat Titans to bowl first

Shubman Gill wins the toss and Gujarat Titans elect to bowl first against Rajasthan Royals.

Matthews Wade and Abhinav Manohar replace Kane Williamson and B Sharath.

Toss at 7:25 PM

Rr vs gt: toss at 7:25.

All covers are off.

The toss will take place at 7:25 PM and the match will begin at 7:40 PM.

RR vs GT: Covers are off

Light rain continues but covers are being removed at Sawai Mansingh Stadium now.

RR vs GT IPL 2024: Toss delayed

Light rain continues to pour at Sawai Mansingh Stadium as the toss is officially delayed.

Rain to delay toss in Jaipur?

It's raining in jaipur, rr vs gt ipl 2024 weather: it's raining in jaipur.

There are light drizzles in Jaipur ahead of the toss and the square area is covered at the moment.

GT predicted playing XI vs RR

Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill (c), Kane Williamson, Sharath BR (wk), Vijay Shankar, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Noor Ahmad, Umesh Yadav, Spencer Johnson, Darshan Nalkande.

RR predicted playing XI vs GT

Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson (c & wk), Riyan Parag, Dhruv Jurel, Shimron Hetmyer, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Avesh Khan, Nandre Burger, Yuzvendra Chahal.

Injury concerns

There are injury concerns in both teams with Gujarat Titans missing David Miller and Wriddhiman Saha. Miller is unlikely to play this game while there is no update on Saha.

For the Royals, Sandeep Sharma is injured and might not feature in this game. But he is expected to get match fit soon.

Head to Head record

Rajasthan Royals have won only once in five matches against Gujarat Titans who have won four times.

The form, however, in IPL 2024 is exactly in contrast. Will Royals make it 4-2 in head to head or GT will be able to assert their dominance? We will get our answers today!

RR vs GT, IPL 2024 Live Coverage

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Rajasthan Royals are enjoying at the top of the points table with four wins in their opening four matches in the IPL 2024 while Gujarat Titans are struggling in the seventh place with three defeats in five games so far.

Stay tuned here for the live score and timely match updates.

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Match: IPL 2024, 24th T20 match

Venue: Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

Date & Time: Wednesday, April 10 at 7:30 PM IST (Toss at 7:00 PM)

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Despite facing a setback against GT on Wednesday, the Sanju Samson -led franchise continues to lead the IPL 2024 team rankings. Rajasthan Royals have won 4 out of their 5 games this season and boast of a net run rate of 0.871.

2) Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR):

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Gujarat Titans have now jumped to the 6th place in IPL points table with a win against Rajasthan Royals on Wednesday. The Shubman Gill-led side have struggled this season and have won 2 out of their 5 matches so far, with a net run rate of -0.637.

7) Punjab Kings (PBKS):

Shikhar Dhawan-led Punjab Kings have failed to make an impact this season despite winning their opening match against Delhi Capitals. PBKS are currently 7th on the points table with 4 points and a net rate of -0.196.

8) Mumbai Indians (MI):

A change in captaincy from Rohit Sharma to Hardik Pandya has not borne fruits for the Mumbai Indians, who have won just one out of the four matches so far. MI will have a chance to keep their winning momentum going and move ahead in the points table with the clash against RCB today, April 11.

9) Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB):

While there have been a number of individual performances for RCB from the likes of Virat Kohli, Dinesh Karthik and Mahipal Lomror, the Bengaluru-based franchise have failed to leave their stamp in this season of IPL. RCB are currently struggling with just 2 points and a net run rate of -0.843.

10) Delhi Capitals (DC):

Delhi Capitals have failed to get going this season despite the return of Rishabh Pant as the captain. DC have two points and a net run rate of -1.370.

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Ipl 2024: gujarat end rajasthan's winning streak with thriller, while rajasthan cling on to their table-topping position above kolkata knight riders, the titans clawed their way back to a dramatic victory in the final five overs.

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Gujarat Titans' Rashid Khan (left) and Noor Ahmad celebrate after their win against Rajasthan Royals. — AFP

Published: Wed 10 Apr 2024, 11:37 PM

Gujarat Titans celebrated ending Rajasthan Royals' IPL four-match winning streak in a nail-biting thriller to win by three wickets on Wednesday.

While Rajasthan cling on to their table-topping position above Kolkata Knight Riders, the Titans clawed their way back to a dramatic victory in the final five overs, needing 73 off the final 30 balls.

The pressure fell on the shoulders of bowling all-rounder Rashid Khan from Afghanistan to win the match on the final ball -- thumping it to the boundary for four to end on top with 199-7.

"You just have to be positive," Rashid said. "The more positive you are thinking inside, the better the result comes out."

Asked where the Royals had lost, skipper Sanju Samson laughed and said "the last ball of the game", adding it was "very hard" to speak after the defeat.

But he still handed out praise for the Titans' play.

"You have to give credit to the Gujarat Titans, to the way they batted, bowled and fielded," Samson said.

Rajasthan had looked confident going into the game, after being invited to bat first at their home ground of Jaipur.

After initial wobbles, with Yashasvi Jaiswal caught on 24, and England's Jos Buttler going for eight, 22-year-old Riyan Parag helped build a daunting total.

He celebrated his third fifty in five innings, this time in a knock off 34 balls.

Parag fell for 76 to a juggled but successful catch by Vijay Shankar.

But Samson, who made 68, and Shimron Hetmyer, unbeaten on 13, guided Rajasthan to 196-3 -- keeping their hopes that they were heading for their fifth straight victory alive.

As Gujarat came into bat, the Royals seemed to have taken charge, with the chase crumbling as speedster Kuldeep Sen ripped through the Titans' top order, posting figures of 3-41.

Sen trapped Sai Sudharsan lbw for 35 before bowling Matthew Wade and Abhinav Manohar cheaply.

"We lost a few wickets back-to-back", said Gujarat's Sudharsan. "But we had belief and we won the game."

Skipper Shubman Gill made 72 to push Gujarat's total up before being stumped, while Rahul Tewatia made 22 before he was run out.

But it was Rashid who brought the Titans across the winning threshold, making 24 in the frantic final balls.

"This victory was much-needed for us and gives us momentum," Sudharsan added. "Hopefully we play a few more good games and have a good season."

Skipper Gill was delighted with the much-needed win.

"I would have loved to finish the game but very happy with the way Rashid bhai and Rahul bhai finished the game," he said.

"Last game also, we dominated more than 50% but our bad phases were very bad. Winning the game off the last ball is a wonderful feeling. He (Rashid) is such a fantastic player, someone you always want in your team."

Brief scores

Gujarat Titans beat Rajasthan Royals by three wickets.

Rajasthan Royals 196/3 in 20 overs (Sanju Samson 68*, Riyan Parag 76; Rashid Khan 1-18)

Gujarat Titans: 199/7 (Shubman Gill 72, Sai Sudarshan 35, Kuldip Sen 3/41).

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Ahmedabad Old City

Baroda (Vadodara)

Statue of Unity, Kevadia

Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Chhota Udepur District

Sun Temple, Modhera

Rani ki Vav (the Queen's Stepwell), Patan

Idar Hill Fort, Sabarkantha District

Polo Forest, Sabarkantha District

Kutch Region

Narara Marine National Park

Gir National Park

Shatrunjaya Hill Temples, Palitana

Velavadar Blackbuck National Park

Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary

Lothal Ancient Harappan Site

Saputara, The Dangs

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Gujarat Historical Places:

Champaner – Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Lalgarh Palace And Museum

Rani Ki Vav (The Queen’s Stepwell)

Dholavira / Lothal

Gujarat Temples:

Somnath Mandir

Modhera Sun Temple

Rukmini Devi Temple

Gujarat Offbeat Destinations:

Narala And Pirotan Island

Girmal Waterfall

Dunny Point

Gujarat National Parks And Wildlife Sanctuaries:

Gir National Park

Blackbuck National Park

Vansda National Park

Thol Lake Bird Sanctuary

Gujarat Beaches:

Nargol Beach

Dwarka Beach

Sarkeshwar Beach

Sivrajpur Beach

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