Placewise Gujarat Travel Guide

Gujarat's most populated cities

Gandhinagar — administrative capital of Gujarat, city of Akshardham Temple and the second planned Green City

Ahmedabad — Manchester of the East, commercial capital of Gujarat, home of Mahatma Gandhi’s Ashram and the World’s finest Textile Museum

Bhavnagar — busy industrial centre, base for journeys to nearby sites

Jamnagar — home to the world’s largest Grass-Root Refinery complex

Junagadh — city of ancient Ashokan Stone Edicts

Rajkot — former capital of the state of Saraushtra

Surat — Diamond City, famous for mouth watering Surati food

Vadodara — Cultured City, Oxford of Gujarat

Other Destinations

* Pirotan Island

* Dholavira - Harappan (Indus) Civilization Site.

* Champaner - UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

* Lothal - Well planed Harappan (Indus) Civilization Port.

* Rani ni Vav - A famous stepwell (1304 AD.)

* The Sun Temple Modhera – 1000 years old famous Sun Temple.

* The Somanath - Glory of the Somnath temple attracted Islamic looter (Mahmud of Ghazni). That time temple is so wealthy that it had 1000 priest and 300 musicians. The temple is located on beach of Arabian Sea.

* The Dwarka - The Dwarka is believed to have been built by Lord Krishna himself. The temple must have been erected during the period of Mughal Emperor, Akbar.

Placewise Gujarat	Travel Guide
Ahmedabad	Alang
Ambaji	Balasinaor
Balaram	Baroda
Bhavnagar	Bharuch
Bhuj	Bhaucharaji
Bet Dwarka	Champaner
Chorwad	Chotta Udaipur
Dabhoi	Dakor
Diu	Dwarka
Gandhidham	Gandhinagar
Girnar	Gondal
Halvad	Hajira
Hindolgarh	Jamnagar
Junagadh	Kandla
Kutch Mandvi	Lothal
Mahudi	Mandvi
Mehsana	Modhera
Morbi	Nalsarovar
Navsari	Palanpur
Palitana	Patan
Porbandar	Poshina
Rajkot	Siddhpur
Saputara	Shamlaji
Somnath	Surat
Udwada	Utelia
Vadnagar	Velavadar
Wankaner	Zainabad