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The Indian state of Gujarat is another celebrated name in India. It is well-known for various things and the shimmering ones include the beautiful Gujarati culture, sumptuous Gujarati cuisine, folk-dance, industries, ancient temples and beguiling tourist destinations. Gujarat ladles a plethora of colors and welcomes all its visitors with affection. Whether it is about the loud roars of majestic Asiatic lions or the beaches, the trekking places or the enchanting ambiance of temples, there is something for everyone. If youre ready to visit Gujarat then do not forget this quick guide that will take you to the tourist destinations of Gujarat.
Ensconced on the banks of Sabarmati River, Ahmedabad is an industrial township in Gujarat. A city constructed in a labyrinthine manner, it is an amalgamation of culture & modernization. One can witness splendid architectures like Havelis amid the cluster of pols, ancient temples and mosques etc. alongside the textile industries. Ahmedabad is an enchanting place for the visitors that seek historical and cultural sites.
Festooned by the roars of the 'king of woods', Gir Forest is a well-known forest range in Gujarat. The Gir Forests are the home to the largest number of Asiatic lions in Northern India. The people in a large number, frequent to this place to catch a glimpse of the majestic lions strolling in the grassland of Gir. The safari is the perfect way to witness the vigorous pack of lions in Gir.
Kutch is another splendor in Gujarat. The white sands of Kutch make it a unique and ethereal place. The gigantic expanse of the Rann of Kutch is simply perplexing. One can see only the white desert as far the eyes can see. This region is very less inhabited as it touches the borders with Pakistan. From the area closer to the border, one can clearly see the Pakistani rangers patrolling.
Somnath is an alluring temple town in Gujarat. It is among the 12 jyotirlingas and an important pilgrimage site for the Hindus. The marvelous temple stands on the banks of River Saraswati. The ambiance of Somnath Temple is spiritually tantalizing. The sanctum of the temple houses a mesmerizing and ornamented idol of Lord Shiva. Apart from the temple premises, one can relax on the beach that lies adjacent to Somnath Temple.
Bhuj is an establishment in Gujarat that is primarily known for boasting the ancient temples. It stands on the hill and bears its name as well. Bhuj is a notable place in Gujarat that was ruled by different dynasties and hence, there are numerous architectures that can be spotted. The remarkable names include the Aaina Mahal or the palace of mirrors & Prag Mahal that was constructed in Gothic style.
Housing the laudable grandeurs, Vadodara is the 3rd largest city of Gujarat. The township sits on the banks of Vishwamitri River and offers a bouquet of places. The tourists can visit the notable places like Surya Mandir, Makarpura Palace, Champaner Archaeological Park, Laxmi Vilas Palace and Nazabaug Palace. Also, the festival of Navratri is celebrated with a great zeal in the city of Vadodara. Make sure you visit during the Navratri to catch the ornamented beauty of this city.
Gandhinagar is the capital city of Gujarat that stands on the banks of the River Sabarmati. This township stands amid the exemplary planned cities in India. Gandhinagar is a typical Gujarati state where the tourists can witness the plethora of Gujarati culture everywhere in the boundaries of Gandhinagar right from the cuisines till dressing style. The attractions like Akshardham Temple, Sarita Udyan, Brahmani Temple etc. are some magnificent places that shouldnt be missed.
Modhera is a village in Mehsana district of Gujarat that is entrenched on the banks of River Pushpavati. It is a frequented place, especially by the historians, as it boasts the ruined temple of Sun God. The grandeur in the bygone times was erected by Bheema Solanki 1, the ruler of Solanki clan in the 16th century. The interiors and exteriors of the temples are carved intricately and worshiping is prohibited in Modheras Sun Temple.
Dwarka is a famous pilgrimage site for the followers of Hinduism. Perched on the banks of Gomti River, this holy land was the empire of Lord Krishna in the foregone times. The name translates into the 'gateway to heaven'. The mesmerizing township gloats the splendid temples dedicated to the Hindu religious figures. Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, Dwarikadheesh Temple, Beyt Island are the enchanting names in the city of Dwarka.
Literally meaning the home of serpents, Saputara is a beguiling hill town in Gujarat. Located in the misty foothills of Sahayadri Range, the major portion of Saputara is cloaked under the beautiful green surroundings. It is a home to wild species and the Dang tribes. The local people and tourists flock to Saputara for spending a relaxed holiday amidst nature. The adventure activities like trekking and camping can be enjoyed in Saputara as well.
The astounding Gujarat is vibrant and one cannot deny this fact. From the great white salt desert of Kutch to the magnificent Dwarikadheesh Temple, there are distinguished tourist places in the land of Gujarat that will never let you down. Even the nature enthusiasts and adventure lovers will get their share here. Alright, its time to gear up for Gujarat.
