Sabarmati Ashram

Located on the banks of river Sabarmati, Sabarmati Ashram was the residence of Mahatma Gandhi and Kasturba Gandhi during the days of struggle for freedom. This famous Ashram marked the beginning of many famous movements like Dandi March. In current days, it is a museum of belongings of the Late Mahatma Gandhi that attracts many tourists every year. This is one of the most tourist attractions in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. It must be on your list.

Adalaj Stepwell

Situated in the village of Adalaj in Ahmedabad, Adalaj stepwell is a stepwell that is in the memory of Rana Veer Singh by his queen. If you are a lover of art and architecture, then you must visit this amazing place to explore its stunning beauty. It holds a great history that you should know about. Your guide will better explore the history of this place. Built-in sandstone in the Solanki architectural style, the Adalaj stepwell is five stories deep. It is octagonal in a plan at the top, constructed on a complexly engraved large number of pillars. Each floor is expansive enough to deliver for people to congregate.

Swaminarayan Temple

Located in the Kalupur area of Ahmedabad, Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Kalupur is the first Temple of the Swaminarayan Sampraday, a Hindu sect. It was constructed on the orders of Swaminarayan, the founder of the sect. The administration of the Swaminarayan Sampraday is divided into two Gadis (seats) – NarNarayan DevGadi and Laxmi Narayan Dev Gadi according to the will of Swaminarayan. This Temple is the headquarters of the Nar Narayan Dev Gadi. Swaminarayan is a faith centre for many.

Dada Hari Vav

This major tourist attraction in the city is widely known for its religious and architectural richness. Dada Harini Vav has 7storeys, each one similarly splendid in its magnificence. It is noticeable by complexly carved walls, columns, and pillars and the stepwell looks superb during the daytime. It is octagonal and an astounding sight to look down from the top storey of the stairwell. The architectural approach of this vav is a mixture of both Muslim and Hindu styles. You will also find Arabic and Sanskrit scriptures on the walls along with floral motifs and traditional carvings. One must add it to Ahmedabad one-day tour. Dada Hari Vav being a stepwell is a fine architectural work. It is a 500 year old vav, constructed during the reign of Sultan Mahmud Begada. It was constructed by Bai Harir Sultani, who was the superintendent of the Royal Harem and the household lady of Mahmud Begada.

Kankaria Lake

Positioned in the southeastern part of the city, in the Mani Nagar area, Kankaria Lake is the second-largest lake in Ahmedabad. It was made in 1451 during the reign of Sultan Qutb-ud-Din Ahmad Shah II. This lake consists of an island that includes Nagina Wadi, which is a garden, right in the middle of it. It is a beautiful tourist spot. The garden further entails a summer palace that goes by the name of Ghata Mandal. A bridge of 48 arches long connects with the bank. It is a splendid piece of the Mughal era and it is also known as the center jewel of the lake. The lakefront around it is the most beautiful public attraction that includes a zoo, toy train, kids’ city, tethered balloon ride, water rides, Water Park, food stalls, and entertainment facilities. Kankaria Carnival is a week-long festival held here in the last week of December. Many cultural, art, and social activities are planned during the carnival.

Somnath Temple

Situated on the antique Triveni Sangam or the meeting point of the three rivers such as Kapila, Hiram, and Saraswati, it is one of the most significant religious spots of Hindu pilgrimage and one of the 12 jyotirlingas of India. Although this temple was looted and destroyed many times by emperors like Muhammad Ghazi, AllauddinKhilji and Aurangzeb, this draws the attention of devotees throughout the year. The most visited Somnath temple has intricately carved. The present form was reconstructed in 1951. Colorful dioramas of the Shiva storyline on the north side of the temple garden that you can see. This temple is painted a creamy color and boasts a little fine sculpture. The huge, black Shiva lingam at its heart is known as jyotirlinga.

Panch Pandav Gufa

This is yet another famous place that was first discovered by the late Baba Narayandas in the year 1949. The best part is that the temple has a cave adored by the five Pandava Brothers. We ensure that you will get mesmerized by its beauty. It is located near Triveni Sangam Ghat and is one of the holy and interesting places to visit in Somnath. It is also known as Hinglaj Mata Mandir. When it comes to the entrance of this cave, it is very narrow and low which is easy for kids to enter. But adults need to bend down and literally crawl down the steps. You can also visit Surya Mandir and Kamnath Mahadev Mandir nearby.

Laxmi Narayan Temple

Located near Gita temple in Gaulok Dham on the bank of the holy river Hiranya, this temple is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu to whom the temple is dedicated. You can witness modern architectural designs. This is widely known for the carving on its 18 pillars which have the sacred message of Krishna in the form of Bhagwadita. Many devote are visited this place.

Somnath beaches

We ensure that these beaches are a great point to relax and unwind after a long day of sightseeing. You can get a chance to revitalize with fresh coconut water and corn available here. Also, you can enjoy a very famous camel ride. At a distance of 750 m from Somnath Temple and 1.5 km from Somnath Railway Station, Somnath Beach is a significant part of the itinerary of a tourist visiting Gujarat. Relish the gorgeously glittering waves and long stretches of gray sands. The sunsets are striking that add a romantic touch to the end of a great day. The place is packed with devotees who visit the unspoiled beach to spend some time in solitude. Feel the cool breeze that blows across the beach and witness the rise and fall of thunderous waves that is a very exciting experience.

Aina Mahal

The Ainamahal/the Hall of Mirrors’ was built in 1761 by the flamboyant Lakhpatiji or RaoLakhpatji, the ruler of the Princely State of Kutch. It is basically designed in the Indo-European style. You can witness the walls of the palace that boasts gold lace and glass decorated on them and this is something spectacular to see. They are made of white marble and covered with mirrors that justify their name. Dotted with vast carved doorways, this mahal also has intricate window boxes and beautiful balconies. Moreover, there are various other arts and crafts you can see here. You can meet the caretakers when strolling through the palace and they can be your true guides. They can tell the history of this Mahal so precisely as well as about the stories of kings, queens, and their lives. It can be a great experience we must say.

The White Desert

Situated in western Gujarat, It is also known as the Great Rann of Kutch and One of the hottest regions in India. The best part is the popular Rann Festival which is held from November to February every year. You can enjoy Camel rides, hot air balloon safaris, and jeep safaris, and watch cultural dances as well as explore some popular things. It is also the biggest salt desert in the world. Everyone can visit this place to savor its vibrant culture. You can also get a chance to interact with the locals which will give you an amazing experience. We would suggest that you should go during the Rann Festival.

Mandvi Beach

Although it is a small seaside town in Kutch, it is the most famous one. It is blessed with pleasant weather throughout the year and the clean stunning beaches make it a popular destination. You can witness the Vijay Vilas palace set within lovely gardens full of fountains. This palace is inspired by Rajput architecture and filled with ornate coloured glass windows and high ceilings with stone-carved Jalis and domed hallways. It has its own private beach. It attracts thousands of tourists as it becomes a popular tourist destination. The Windmills is yet another attraction, set up as part of Asia’s first Windmill Project in 1983. Moreover, this beach boasts azure waters, fascinating views, soft sand, and a plethora of activities to indulge in.

PragMahal

PragMahal is a mark on the history of Bhuj which is built in an Italian Gothic style, and seems very out of place among the traditional buildings surrounding it. The entire mahal is made entirely out of sandstone from Rajasthan and Italian marble and you can witness the best jali work on the wall that portrays European plants and animals. Also, you can feel the Indian touches in the temple which is made of marble carved with traditional motifs. There is a 45-foot-tall clock tower where you can view the entire town. There are many Bollywood movies made in this Mahal as well.

Dholavira

The city of Dholavira is one such significant spot of the great Indus valley civilization. This place holds great status for archeologists and history buffs. Situated quite close to the city of Bhuj, it distances around 210 kilometers from Bhuj. You can witness the current features such as water conservation in an arid region and the sign board systems in the Indus script. You must visit the Dholavira museums which depicts every aspect of the city in great detail.

Kutch Museum

It is one of the oldest museums in Gujarat and is set on the shore of the stunning Hamirsar Lake in Bhuj. You can see the artifacts such as Folk art, paintings, embroidery, sculptures, metalwork, weapons that date back centuries on the two floors of the museum. You must see the major remaining collection of Kshatrapa inscriptions which are the oldest Kshatrap six inscription-stones. This museum has the only Gujarati Abhir inscription of the 3rd century. It has the now-extinct Kutchi script and an exciting collection of coins, including the Koris - Kutch's local currency till 1948. Also, see the ‘Airavat’- the mythical snow-white elephant with seven tusks. The body part is painted with flowers. You will have great knowledge.

Dwarka Beach

The sprawling region of Dwarka Sea Beach is highly known for its amazing beauty. It is the most popular beach in Gujarat that features the Dwarka Lighthouse which is equally popular. It is close to Beyt Dwarka which is an island filled with temples off the shore of Dwarka and temples in the main city. The local fauna is the best part of this beach and you can also see Dolphins, porpoises, octopuses, sea turtles, starfish, sea urchins, and many more species of aquatic animals and amphibians here. Plan a vacation to Dwarka beach and get immersed in its relaxed beauty and a bit of sun and sand. There are options for local hotels and camping on Dwarka Sea Beach. Also, you can enjoy outdoor activities such as ferry rides from Okha to Beyt Dwarka, Gopi Talab, and more places. Make a plan for sightseeing in Dwarka by boat, taxi, and on foot. It is also the best place for photography in Gujarat with its active wildlife and brilliant sunsets. In addition, you can explore Okha Madhi Beach that es about 24 km south of the city of Dwarka.

Dwarkadhish Temple

Located in Dwarka in Jamnagar District, Dwarkadhish temple will draw one’s attention since it is in a way related to Lord Krishna. The holy shrine is built on 72 pillars which support the 5 storied building. As per the Archaeologists, the temple is 2200 years old. Dwarka is situated on the banks of River Gomti. This temple covers an area of 27 by 21 meters with east-west length, 29 meters, and 23 meters to north-south width and the tallest peak is 51.8 m in height. This is itself something big. Made with limestone, it is still in top condition. Here you can discover the Sangam or confluence of River Gomti and the Sea.

Dwarka Lighthouse

Dwarka is one of the oldest cities and has great importance in the lives of the Hindus so it is an important place of pilgrimage. How can you forget the Dwarka lighthouse? It does not have anything to do with the purity of the city. This lighthouse has an area of 18000 sq. metres which is one of the major tourist attractions as well. It is located on the shores of the Arabian Sea, but you need to take permission from the attendant in advance. You will have a serene or calm environment to sit and spend your evenings and rest. It offers a magnificent view from the top. It has a fixed sort of light, located above 70 feet or 21 meters above sea level. The lighthouse is 40 feet high and light can reach about 16 km. Enjoy your evening watching the sunset.

Akshardham Temple

Situated in the capital of Gujarat, Akshardham Temple is one of the largest temples in India and one of the finest pilgrims. Dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, this temple is visited by many tourists from across the world. It was built by the BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha. It is covered with an area of 23-acre complex and made of 6,000 metric tonnes of pink sandstone. This temple is a specimen of premium Indian architecture and craftsmanship. It is encircled by a lovely garden called Sahajanand Van which also includes a herbal garden, lake, waterfall, etc. explore this temple to attain spiritual bliss or marvel at the ancient Indian heritage

Craftsmen’s Village

Located behind the Sabarmati river, The Craftsmen’s Village, known as Shilp gram, is famous for the creation of beautiful Bandhani Sarees, made using natural colors. This is the place to know about the cultural traditions of Gujarat, through its art and crafts, textiles, wood carvings, and more. Also, explore the artistic wooden hand-carved block stamps, intended for printing designs on cloth and other delights. It is one of the finest options for shopping in Gandhinagar.

Blackbuck National Park

Velavadar National Park is one of the major attractions and is majorly Known for the healthy population of blackbucks. Explore the expanse of grassland, shrublands, saline plains, and mudflats, established between two rivers namely Parvalia and Alang. You should plan a day trip to visit this park. Also, migratory birds from Central Asia, Siberia, and Europe are spotted here during the winter including pelicans, flamingoes, white storks, sarus cranes and so on.

Indroda Nature Park

Situated by the banks of the Sabarmati river, Indroda Nature Park is a 400-hectare gem. It showcases the second largest dinosaur-egg hatchery in the world and you can also explore many skeletons of gigantic mammals like Blue Whales. Also, see the botanical garden, amphitheater, and equipment for camping.

Uperkot Fort

This is one of the ancient forts (near about twenty-three hundred years old)and one of the historical places to visit in Junagarh. Explore the twenty meters high in some parts of the fort. There are two major attractions such as Cairo and Neelam. The steps and the caves in the fort must be seen.

Navghan Kuwo and Adikadi Vav

Located in the Uperkot fort, Navghan Kuwo and Adi-kadi Vav are two wells and they are extremely steep. The wells are dug in the ground by removing souls, stones, etc. and then outer construction is made but these two wells aren’t dug in the ground. They are carved in rocks in the ground which makes them fascinating and one of the top places to visit.

Mahabat Maqbara

It is an imposing mausoleum in Junagadh and was built between 1851 and 1882. It has an amazing structure (a mix of European, Neo-Gothic and Indo-Islamic styles) that is a height of architectural excellence that makes it stand out from the crowd. It attracts a lot of history enthusiasts.

Girnar Hills

Located in the middle of the Gir forest, Girnar hills are one of the top spots to visit, located just a little outside the main town. These are a cluster of hills and their existence can be traced back to the Vedas and during the Mohen Jo Daro period. It attracts people of different faiths such as Jain pilgrims, as well as Hindu pilgrims. You can enjoy treks, prehistoric places, and religious spots

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