Har Har Mahadev...🙏 What an absolutely mesmerizing experience! Somnath Temple isn't just a place of worship—it's a living testament to India's ancient heritage and unyielding spirit. Perched on the shores of the Arabian Sea, this iconic Jyotirlinga shrine radiates an aura of divine serenity and architectural grandeur that leaves you spellbound from the moment you arrive. The temple's white marble facade gleams under the sun, with intricate carvings that tell stories of devotion and resilience. Rebuilt multiple times after historical invasions, it stands tall as a symbol of rebirth—truly inspiring. As I stepped inside during the evening aarti, the rhythmic chants, flickering lamps, and the distant crash of waves created a symphony that touched the soul. The energy here is palpable; it's like time stands still, connecting you to centuries of pilgrims who walked these paths before. Practical perks: Easy access with ample parking, clean facilities, and guided tours available. Don't miss the sound-and-light show at night—it's magical! Whether you're a devotee seeking blessings or a traveler chasing history, Somnath delivers pure bliss. Highly recommend; it's a must-visit that deserves every star and more. Jai Somnath! 🙏

Somnath Temple is a divine and peaceful place filled with spiritual energy. The architecture is stunning, and the sea beside the temple makes the atmosphere even more serene. The evening aarti is a truly mesmerizing experience and not to be missed. However, it can get quite crowded, especially during weekends and festivals so it’s best to visit early in the morning. Phones, bags, and other belongings are not allowed inside and must be kept in the locker area. Only a small purse or wallet is permitted. The management and cleanliness are excellent, making it a must-visit for every devotee and traveler.

Somnath Temple is an architectural marvel and a deeply revered pilgrimage site, considered the first among the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines of Shiva in Hinduism. Located on the western coast of Gujarat, the temple overlooks the majestic Arabian Sea, offering a truly ethereal atmosphere for devotees and visitors alike. 🙏🏼

Visited Somnath Temple on a weekday afternoon, and despite the strong sun and long travel, the experience was absolutely worth it. The approach to the temple is very organised. Parking is available around five minutes from the entrance, and the temple provides free counters to deposit bags and cameras separately, which is convenient and secure. Phones are not allowed inside the main temple area, so visitors should be prepared for that. After the security screening (with separate lines for men and women), there are dedicated golf carts available for senior citizens or anyone who needs assistance, which is very helpful because the temple is around 800–900 metres from the screening point. Washrooms are inside the premises, so it’s best to freshen up after crossing the security check. The moment you enter the temple complex, the atmosphere changes completely. The place feels calm, powerful, and spiritually uplifting. Sitting inside for a few minutes, listening to chants and feeling the breeze from the Arabian Sea, is a beautiful experience. The temple itself is grand, very well maintained, and located right on the seashore, making it one of the most scenic temple visits one can have. It’s good to spend some time walking around the temple surroundings. After returning, all deposited items were handed back safely, which reflects good management. Coming again for the evening Aarti is highly recommended. Arriving around 6:15–6:30 PM gives enough time to witness the stunning sunset over the Arabian Sea before the Aarti begins at 7 PM. The temple looks spectacular with its evening lighting. Since personal phones are not allowed inside, the temple has official photographers who can take pictures and provide either printed copies or send high-quality images on WhatsApp for ₹100–₹200. This is helpful for anyone who wants a memory from inside. Security at the temple is tight but smooth for visitors, and even with a rush during Aarti, everything is well coordinated. For photos of the temple from outside, the nearby road along the boundary gives great angles with the sea in the background.

Wow!! Mesmerizing, Beautiful!! No words Phones are not allowed inside the temple premises but locker services are provided !! Proper organised queue, neat and clean services, proper information and the biggest thing beautifully darshan done They don't push you, they don't throw you out. Waiting time is 10-20 mints, no special darshan or ticket required, went at 8am on Saturday .. Har Har Mahadev !!

Beautiful place of lord shiv. Awesome view of lord shiv temple near Indian Ocean. Good climate all time. Nearby station to reach baba's temple is veraval station and somnath station. Lots of more and more parking free and pay also Lots of places to visit Triveni sangam Hanuman temple Smashan ghat of somnath at triveni

Somnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva in India, is located on the beautiful western coast of Gujarat. The temple is truly magnificent, and the Shiva Lingam here is one of the largest I have ever seen. The darshan was an amazing and deeply spiritual experience — truly something to cherish once in a lifetime. The temple surroundings are very well maintained. Visiting in the evening is highly recommended to enjoy the spectacular light and sound show, which starts at 7:45 PM inside the temple. Tickets can be purchased from within the temple premises. Please note that no electronic items are allowed inside, but free slipper and bag counters are available for convenience. It’s best to avoid weekends and festival days, as the rush can be very heavy. A must-visit place to seek the blessings of Mahadev with your family or loved ones.

Har Har Mahadev...🙏 What an absolutely mesmerizing experience! Somnath Temple isn't just a place of worship—it's a living testament to India's ancient heritage and unyielding spirit. Perched on the shores of the Arabian Sea, this iconic Jyotirlinga shrine radiates an aura of divine serenity and architectural grandeur that leaves you spellbound from the moment you arrive. The temple's white marble facade gleams under the sun, with intricate carvings that tell stories of devotion and resilience. Rebuilt multiple times after historical invasions, it stands tall as a symbol of rebirth—truly inspiring. As I stepped inside during the evening aarti, the rhythmic chants, flickering lamps, and the distant crash of waves created a symphony that touched the soul. The energy here is palpable; it's like time stands still, connecting you to centuries of pilgrims who walked these paths before. Practical perks: Easy access with ample parking, clean facilities, and guided tours available. Don't miss the sound-and-light show at night—it's magical! Whether you're a devotee seeking blessings or a traveler chasing history, Somnath delivers pure bliss. Highly recommend; it's a must-visit that deserves every star and more. Jai Somnath! 🙏

Somnath Temple is a divine and peaceful place filled with spiritual energy. The architecture is stunning, and the sea beside the temple makes the atmosphere even more serene. The evening aarti is a truly mesmerizing experience and not to be missed. However, it can get quite crowded, especially during weekends and festivals so it’s best to visit early in the morning. Phones, bags, and other belongings are not allowed inside and must be kept in the locker area. Only a small purse or wallet is permitted. The management and cleanliness are excellent, making it a must-visit for every devotee and traveler.

Somnath Temple is an architectural marvel and a deeply revered pilgrimage site, considered the first among the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines of Shiva in Hinduism. Located on the western coast of Gujarat, the temple overlooks the majestic Arabian Sea, offering a truly ethereal atmosphere for devotees and visitors alike. 🙏🏼

Visited Somnath Temple on a weekday afternoon, and despite the strong sun and long travel, the experience was absolutely worth it. The approach to the temple is very organised. Parking is available around five minutes from the entrance, and the temple provides free counters to deposit bags and cameras separately, which is convenient and secure. Phones are not allowed inside the main temple area, so visitors should be prepared for that. After the security screening (with separate lines for men and women), there are dedicated golf carts available for senior citizens or anyone who needs assistance, which is very helpful because the temple is around 800–900 metres from the screening point. Washrooms are inside the premises, so it’s best to freshen up after crossing the security check. The moment you enter the temple complex, the atmosphere changes completely. The place feels calm, powerful, and spiritually uplifting. Sitting inside for a few minutes, listening to chants and feeling the breeze from the Arabian Sea, is a beautiful experience. The temple itself is grand, very well maintained, and located right on the seashore, making it one of the most scenic temple visits one can have. It’s good to spend some time walking around the temple surroundings. After returning, all deposited items were handed back safely, which reflects good management. Coming again for the evening Aarti is highly recommended. Arriving around 6:15–6:30 PM gives enough time to witness the stunning sunset over the Arabian Sea before the Aarti begins at 7 PM. The temple looks spectacular with its evening lighting. Since personal phones are not allowed inside, the temple has official photographers who can take pictures and provide either printed copies or send high-quality images on WhatsApp for ₹100–₹200. This is helpful for anyone who wants a memory from inside. Security at the temple is tight but smooth for visitors, and even with a rush during Aarti, everything is well coordinated. For photos of the temple from outside, the nearby road along the boundary gives great angles with the sea in the background.

Wow!! Mesmerizing, Beautiful!! No words Phones are not allowed inside the temple premises but locker services are provided !! Proper organised queue, neat and clean services, proper information and the biggest thing beautifully darshan done They don't push you, they don't throw you out. Waiting time is 10-20 mints, no special darshan or ticket required, went at 8am on Saturday .. Har Har Mahadev !!

Beautiful place of lord shiv. Awesome view of lord shiv temple near Indian Ocean. Good climate all time. Nearby station to reach baba's temple is veraval station and somnath station. Lots of more and more parking free and pay also Lots of places to visit Triveni sangam Hanuman temple Smashan ghat of somnath at triveni

Somnath Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva in India, is located on the beautiful western coast of Gujarat. The temple is truly magnificent, and the Shiva Lingam here is one of the largest I have ever seen. The darshan was an amazing and deeply spiritual experience — truly something to cherish once in a lifetime. The temple surroundings are very well maintained. Visiting in the evening is highly recommended to enjoy the spectacular light and sound show, which starts at 7:45 PM inside the temple. Tickets can be purchased from within the temple premises. Please note that no electronic items are allowed inside, but free slipper and bag counters are available for convenience. It’s best to avoid weekends and festival days, as the rush can be very heavy. A must-visit place to seek the blessings of Mahadev with your family or loved ones.

A place needs to be cleaned and make it enjoyable. Evening with bhajan and chanting makes it so memorable moments and divine experiences.

No maintanence, no cleanliness, bathroom is also dirty, washbasen is leaking, room had a weird smell. Room charge is very high, could have got any decent hotel in this price only reason we choose this as it's near triveni sangam but completely disappointed.

There is no extra facilities like they handover room keys to you after that no room services like water bottal. If you want extra bed then you have to collect from another room by your self....clining wise is good....bt staff is very casual.....

Dwarka, Gujarat is a very beautiful place. It is famous as the city of Lord Krishna and has many religious and historical places.

Visited Triveni sangam atithigruh ; it was nice experience.nic clean and big room.we are 5 friends.got a room with 1500 5 bed room.nice garden .oposite to Triveni river

The rooms are not clean, no towels, no soaps, no watwr bottles provided. The pillows, bedsheets and blankets stink. Charges for the unclean room was 2000. Far away from Somnath temple. Proper food facility not available outside the compound.

"The hotel exceeded expectations! Clean, comfortable, and quiet. Staff were very helpful and attentive."

It is one of the oldest temple in somnath gujarat and there is a place of sun set as photo has been attached,there is a gufa cave is there where pandav prayer to please mataji and gufa is very narrow and place is underground is very suffocating people with asthma should not go there rest temple is very beautiful and surroundings is also very natural organic and beautiful and is oldest temple . No entry fees Opposite to Triveni Sangam Stairs are there At one place 3 temple darshan Food facility available Sugarcane juice and local food is available.

The Suraj Mandir (Sun Temple) is an ancient Hindu temple in Somnath, Gujarat, dedicated to the Sun God, located on the northern side of the Triveni Ghat. It is an important historical site near the Somnath Jyotirlinga Temple, known for its intricate architectural carvings of nature and animal figures. A key feature is the image of Surya, the Sun God, riding a chariot with seven horses above the main entrance, and within its premises is a small water body called the Surya Kund.

The Surya Temple, located very close to Pandav Gufa, is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Surya (the Sun God). The temple’s architecture is truly beautiful and reflects the elegance of traditional craftsmanship. It’s a peaceful place where you can offer prayers and take the blessings of Surya Dev. Just beside the temple, there is a kund (sacred pond), which adds to the temple’s spiritual charm. To get a closer view of the kund, you’ll need to climb down a few steps, though the water is not very clean. Despite that, the overall atmosphere is calm and divine, making it a nice spot to visit for those exploring the historical and religious sites around Somnath.

Surya Mandir is one of the oldest sun temple of Gujarat. Surya Dev and Chaya Devi are main vigrah in the temple. It is believed that during his agyatvas pandavas stay here and pray Surya Dev. But the current temple structure is built around 14th century and other historical details are not available. Temple is decorated all around with Shri Vishnu, Maa Lakshmi, Brahma Ji, Mata Sarasvati, Sita Mata and Maat Parvati, also sculptures with lion, elephants and other animals. There is a Surya Kund attached with the temple. Few steps far Mata Hinglaj blesses devotees in a narrow gufa. Five Pandava cave is just adjacent to Sun temple. Suraj temple can also be viewed from nearby Kamnath Mahadev Mandir of Sarada Math. Triveni sangam is 100m away from the temple. Popular Name: Sun Temple

The temple offers a soulful experience, with the Surya Dev puja and rituals evoking a deep sense of reverence and gratitude."

Very olden architecture of the temple was good and well maintained, only lady claims as priest she sat on the priest place quick explained about what are things inside like Surya Bhagwan and all and asked for money.

Worth a visit to some unique temples in this area -surya tempe, paanch pandav kund and hinglaj mata temple

Also known as Dehotsarg Teerth, is a pilgrimage site situated on the banks of the Hiran River. The sacred spot where Lord Krishna departed from his mortal form after being wounded by a hunter's arrow at Bhalka Tirth. This site holds immense spiritual significance and offers a devotional environment for visitors. The presence of Krishna's footprints (Charan Paduka) and chain of several temples, including Geeta Mandir, Lakshminarayan Mandir, and the cave of Baldevji. The lush greenery and the riverbank setting enhances it's serene view. Well maintained cleanliness, shoe stand and parking available. The temple entrance at circle has big beautiful statue of Lord Krishna.

=> It is also known as Dehotsarg Teerth and located on the bank of the Hiran river near the Triveni Sangam and around 2 km from the Somnath temple. => It is believed that Lord Krishna, after being shot by an arrow of hunter Jara at Bhalka Tirth, took rest here. => Here you can not only feel the divinity but also can have a breathtaking view of the river with some migratory birds. => Inside the complex there are many temples which include Geeta Mandir with statue of Lord Krishna, Lakshminarayan mandir having the statues of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, Krishnacharan paduka, Cave of Baldevji, Golok ghat, Kashi Vishwanath mandir, Mahaprabhuji bethak and Bhimnath mandir => When you are in Somnath, this is the must visit place and should always be included in your itinerary.

Shree Goluk dham is considered to be the place where Shri Krishna soul departed to Heaven after being hit by an artillery. It’s hardly 10 min drive from Somnath temple and must visit when you are visiting Somnath. There is a foot mark of Shrikrishna and also many different Temples including Geeta Mandir,Balram Mandir.

The spiritual practices and rituals conducted at the temple seemed to be rooted in a deep understanding of mindfulness and inner peace. The gentle chants and rituals contributed to a meditative experience, allowing individuals to connect with their inner selves and find solace. The temple staff exhibited warmth and hospitality, fostering a welcoming environment for visitors seeking solace or a moment of reflection. The entire experience left a lasting impression, underscoring the temple's role as a haven for those in search of peace and spiritual rejuvenation.

Bank of Kiran River place Golak Dham. Here Lord Krishna Creamation place....

Sri Krishna last Here Creamation place gorakhpur dham

This place has its own significance in the history of Hinduism. This is the very place where Lord Krishna, after being fatally wounded due to the arrow shot by hunter Jara, left his mortal body to proceed to his heavenly abode in Goloka. To depict the same, there is also an impression of Lord Krishna's Charan Paduka that is kept at the very center of the complex. Apart from this, there are multiple temples inside the complex itself. For example, the Gita Mandir has a beautiful statue of Lord Krishna, while the temple's pillars have the entire verses of The Holy Bhagwad Gita encored upon them. The Lakshmi Narayan Temple inside the complex houses the statues of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi while giving information about all the 24 avatars of the Lord, including their pictorial depictions and descriptions. The entire complex in itself being on the bank of the Hiran river, the surrounding area is stunning. There are also plenty of seagulls flying around, so be careful. However, the vast expanse of the land on the opposite side of the river and the lush green vegetation are soothing to watch. A must-visit place to feel the divinity and the burst of positive energy !!!

It is situated near bhalka temple. There is always ramdhun stays live.

Good Temple.

(Translated by Google) unbroken here Shri Ram Jairam Jai Jairam is chanted daily In front from (5) o'clock to (8) o'clock (Original) यहां पर अखंड श्रीराम जयराम जयजयराम का रोज किर्तन होता है सामने (५) बजे से (८) बजे तक

(Translated by Google) Jai Shri Ram (Original) Jai shri ram

Madhavpur Beach: The Best Tourist Place to Visit! 🌊🏝️ If you’re looking for a perfect blend of natural beauty and serenity, Madhavpur Beach is an absolute gem. 💙✨ Located along the stunning coastline of Gujarat, this beach offers pristine golden sand, gentle waves, and an atmosphere that’s both peaceful and rejuvenating. One of the best parts of visiting Madhavpur Beach is its less-crowded vibe, making it ideal for families, solo travelers, and couples looking to spend quality time by the sea. 🌞🏖️ The beach is clean, safe, and lined with coconut trees, giving it a truly tropical feel. Apart from relaxing walks and picnics, the sunset views here are breathtaking — a picture-perfect moment you’ll cherish forever. 🌅📸 The beach is also steeped in mythological significance, as it’s believed to be the place where Lord Krishna married Rukmini. 🕉️🌺 I highly recommend adding Madhavpur Beach to your travel plans — it’s the best spot to unwind, soak in nature’s beauty, and connect with the cultural heritage of Gujarat. 🏖️✨🌼

Madhavpur beach is one of the craziest beach anyone would ever witness. Ocean waves here can sometimes be very scary, powerful and huge. Very beautiful place, a good break spot when you’re on the way to Somanath temple. BUT BE VERY CAREFUL ON THE SEA SHORE.

Very very beautiful, clean and peaceful beach ⛱️. We enjoyed evening there. There are lots of sports activities. Ideal for old, young and Kids..

Madhavpur Beach, located on Gujarat’s Arabian Sea coast near Porbandar, is renowned for its clean sands, turquoise waters, and tranquil surroundings, with swaying coconut palms lining the shore. The beach holds mythological significance as the believed site of Lord Krishna’s marriage to Rukmini, and visitors can enjoy activities like camel rides, boating, and beach scootering, though swimming is generally discouraged due to strong tides. With its serene ambiance, natural beauty, and minimal commercialization, Madhavpur Beach offers a peaceful and picturesque getaway, especially between November and March for the safest experience

Best beach for enjoying with family and friends. Not available Parking facility, You have to park on road. Lot of food stalls available. Not for Bath in sea due to very high tides in alltime.

Relaxing beach. Awesome place to visit in sunset.

This beach is one of the most peaceful and well-maintained spots I’ve visited. The moment you step onto the sand, there’s a calming vibe that instantly makes you feel relaxed. The beach is clean and inviting, making it perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples looking to unwind. The sand is soft and well-kept, great for barefoot walks or just lying down and soaking up the sun. The water is clear and beautiful, with gentle waves that are ideal for swimming or simply splashing around near the shore. Whether you're looking to enjoy a morning walk along the coast or just sit back and watch the sunset, this beach offers a naturally calming atmosphere. There’s enough space to enjoy without feeling crowded. People around are generally respectful and keep the vibe quiet and pleasant. I noticed the beach was being maintained regularly, which really enhances the overall experience. There are basic facilities nearby like seating areas, clean public restrooms, and a few stalls selling refreshments like coconut water, tea, and snacks. Nothing feels over-commercialized, and that’s what keeps the charm of this place alive. The best part? You can just sit for hours doing nothing—and it still feels like time well spent. The combination of natural beauty, peaceful surroundings, and proper upkeep makes this beach a must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back whenever I need a break from the busy city life.

Madhavpur Beach: The Best Tourist Place to Visit! 🌊🏝️ If you’re looking for a perfect blend of natural beauty and serenity, Madhavpur Beach is an absolute gem. 💙✨ Located along the stunning coastline of Gujarat, this beach offers pristine golden sand, gentle waves, and an atmosphere that’s both peaceful and rejuvenating. One of the best parts of visiting Madhavpur Beach is its less-crowded vibe, making it ideal for families, solo travelers, and couples looking to spend quality time by the sea. 🌞🏖️ The beach is clean, safe, and lined with coconut trees, giving it a truly tropical feel. Apart from relaxing walks and picnics, the sunset views here are breathtaking — a picture-perfect moment you’ll cherish forever. 🌅📸 The beach is also steeped in mythological significance, as it’s believed to be the place where Lord Krishna married Rukmini. 🕉️🌺 I highly recommend adding Madhavpur Beach to your travel plans — it’s the best spot to unwind, soak in nature’s beauty, and connect with the cultural heritage of Gujarat. 🏖️✨🌼

Madhavpur beach is one of the craziest beach anyone would ever witness. Ocean waves here can sometimes be very scary, powerful and huge. Very beautiful place, a good break spot when you’re on the way to Somanath temple. BUT BE VERY CAREFUL ON THE SEA SHORE.

Very very beautiful, clean and peaceful beach ⛱️. We enjoyed evening there. There are lots of sports activities. Ideal for old, young and Kids..

Madhavpur Beach, located on Gujarat’s Arabian Sea coast near Porbandar, is renowned for its clean sands, turquoise waters, and tranquil surroundings, with swaying coconut palms lining the shore. The beach holds mythological significance as the believed site of Lord Krishna’s marriage to Rukmini, and visitors can enjoy activities like camel rides, boating, and beach scootering, though swimming is generally discouraged due to strong tides. With its serene ambiance, natural beauty, and minimal commercialization, Madhavpur Beach offers a peaceful and picturesque getaway, especially between November and March for the safest experience

Best beach for enjoying with family and friends. Not available Parking facility, You have to park on road. Lot of food stalls available. Not for Bath in sea due to very high tides in alltime.

Relaxing beach. Awesome place to visit in sunset.

This beach is one of the most peaceful and well-maintained spots I’ve visited. The moment you step onto the sand, there’s a calming vibe that instantly makes you feel relaxed. The beach is clean and inviting, making it perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples looking to unwind. The sand is soft and well-kept, great for barefoot walks or just lying down and soaking up the sun. The water is clear and beautiful, with gentle waves that are ideal for swimming or simply splashing around near the shore. Whether you're looking to enjoy a morning walk along the coast or just sit back and watch the sunset, this beach offers a naturally calming atmosphere. There’s enough space to enjoy without feeling crowded. People around are generally respectful and keep the vibe quiet and pleasant. I noticed the beach was being maintained regularly, which really enhances the overall experience. There are basic facilities nearby like seating areas, clean public restrooms, and a few stalls selling refreshments like coconut water, tea, and snacks. Nothing feels over-commercialized, and that’s what keeps the charm of this place alive. The best part? You can just sit for hours doing nothing—and it still feels like time well spent. The combination of natural beauty, peaceful surroundings, and proper upkeep makes this beach a must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back whenever I need a break from the busy city life.

My experience at Git Safari was incredible! We enjoyed exciting bus rides and were fortunate enough to see lions and various other animals. It's truly one of the best places for a jungle safari!

It was the fabulous experience of jungle safari in gir the environment were just beautiful

Not very great experience. Firstly, website to book tickets is quite confusing. What appears to be a official government site turned out to be an agent. Full payment was made online, however at the check in counter they were insisting for a partial payment. Only when the so called agent turned up everything got sorted. Counter service wasn't friendly and the guide wasn't very polite. Devalia Safari Park is a large fenced area where animals are kept. If you are lucky you could see lions. We were in the last morning slot so we only managed to see lions at a distance resting under the tree. To the best of my understanding there are 3 different safari parks in the Gir region. 1) Devalia 2) Gir 3) Ambardi If I have to visit again, I would give Devalia a miss and try the others.

Have gone to Devaliya park. Gir is closed during monsoon season. We started our journey from Junagadh and our auto driver took us through a nice village side road . Weather was good and cloudy. Map showed 1.5 hrs but road conditions are not good . It took us almost 2.5hrs . We had a online ticket done so didnt have to wait much in counter line. Though my ticket was for 4 to 4.30 i didnt have to wait and got seat at 3.15 wala bus. It was suppose to be a 30 mins ride in bus for which we paid 150 rs per person. For jeep u need to pay around 4k. We saw 4 lioness, peacock, leopard in captivity, black buck deer. It felt The trip ended as soon as it started . If u r taking the bus may be buy 2 to 3 slots over the day. The park has food area , super expensive souvenirs shops.

Gir Safari has it's own name in wild life safari. We my family i visited there, it was awesome. First, you don't need to book online tickets as it was available offline without any waiting period. Mode:-( Bus/Jeep) With my opinion Bus is much better than Jeep safari as AC is available in bus and cost in Bus per person was 190/- where Jeep safari price was 3,000/- approx. We choosed Bus. Because they ensured for 100% lion sighting and we saw. Food:- Food options are available inside it. Staff behaviour:- The driver assigned to us was a local of Sasan village. His behaviour was really good. We cooperated him and in return he allow us to watch more than the time limit. Really salute for good staff of Gujarat Tourism. Conclusion. Hard recommend place.

Gir Safari is one of the most sought-after wildlife adventures in India. It is a thrilling experience that allows you to witness the majestic Asiatic lions in their natural habitat. Located in the state of Gujarat, Gir National Park is spread over an area of 1,412 square kilometers and is home to more than 600 species of plants and animals. The Gir Safari offers an opportunity to explore the beautiful and diverse terrain of Gir National Park on an open jeep, accompanied by a trained guide. The safari takes you through the dense forests, deciduous trees, open grasslands, and rocky hills, where you can spot a variety of wildlife including the Asiatic lion, Indian leopard, sloth bear, sambar deer, spotted deer, wild boar, and many more. The safari also provides a chance to witness the rare and endangered birds that inhabit the park, including the white-backed and long-billed vultures, Indian eagle-owl, and Indian pitta. You will get to experience the thrill of being in close proximity to these animals and birds, and observe their natural behavior in the wild. To make the most out of your Gir Safari experience, it is recommended to book your tickets in advance.

A sort of protected sanctuary where you will be guaranteed a lion or a leopard sighting along with other animals. Very well coordinated. Bus services are good. U will although miss the feeling of watching the big cat in proper Jungle. The facilities like souvenir shop and kids play area along with canteen are good.

One of the most beautiful site in Gir Forest. It is a Natural reservoir and water source situated in between dense forest area of Sasan Gir. However it is not open for Public, one should have a permit from the concerned authority to get through this place. Dont miss the opportunity if you get a chance.

Kamleshwar Dam, also known as Hiran-I Dam, is a significant water reservoir located in Gir National Park, Gujarat, India. The dam is situated on the Hiran River and was completed in 1959 for irrigation purposes. With a height of approximately 25 meters and a length of 1304 meters, the dam creates a substantial reservoir with a surface area of 8 square kilometers. The dam is a popular spot for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers, as it attracts a variety of bird species and is home to mugger crocodiles. The surrounding landscape offers stunning views, making it an ideal location for nature lovers and photographers. The dam's proximity to Gir National Park, which is home to Asiatic lions, leopards, and other wildlife, adds to its appeal. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views, spot wildlife, and explore the surrounding area. The best time to visit Kamleshwar Dam is during the monsoon season when the reservoir is full, and the surrounding landscape is lush and green. The dam is open from 6 am to 6 pm, except on Sundays, and there are no entry fees. The dam's significance extends beyond its natural beauty, as it plays a crucial role in the ecosystem of Gir National Park. The reservoir provides a habitat for various aquatic species, and the surrounding landscape supports a diverse range of flora and fauna. The dam's construction has also helped to regulate the water flow in the Hiran River, which has a positive impact on the local environment. For those interested in exploring the area, Kamleshwar Dam is an excellent starting point. The dam is located near the Gir Jungle Safari, which offers visitors the opportunity to spot Asiatic lions and other wildlife in their natural habitat. Additionally, the nearby Somnath Temple and Uparkot Fort are worth visiting for their historical and cultural significance. Overall, Kamleshwar Dam is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and those looking to explore the natural beauty of Gir National Park. Its unique combination of wildlife, scenic views, and historical significance makes it an unforgettable experience.

Beautiful dam in Gir national park. Can only be viewed as part of safari. Watch tower provides beautiful views.

It comes under the protected zone of Forests and you need to get prior permission to access the dam. The criteria for getting permission is either you are a certified wildlife photographer, doing research on topics like lions, botany etc areas with valid proof.

Its place in the gir forest. Very good place for relaxation.

Lovely place. Scenic beauty. Panoramic view. Amidst the Sasan gir national park. Climb up the nearby watchtower to have a wonderful view of the area. Tourists can get down off their vehicle here. If you are lucky you will see lions here. If have little patience, you can see crocodiles gliding in the water. Best time is post monsoon. Great green cover over the ground to sooth your eyes and emotion However, make sure of timings before visit and follow the rules. For photo clickers, surely you will get many wonderful clicks

This dam comes en route of various routes of Jungle trail safari trips. Very large panoramic dam with crocodiles in water. You can stay here for few minutes. This is highest point of Sasan jungle area. Watchtower will allow you full view of jungle. Small bathroom facility is also available.

Today we visited Swaminarayan Mandir and it was a really special experience. The structure of the temple is very impressive and attractive, every corner is full of beauty and grandeur. The beautiful gardens surrounded by greenery and the clean environment are very soothing to the mind. The maintenance of the temple is very good and the peaceful air here also soothes the soul. This place is not only a center of faith, but also a perfect place to spend some peaceful moments. If you are in or around Junagadh, then definitely visit this temple – it will become a spiritual and mind-calming experience.

It's Beautiful Temple Of Swaminarayan Very Peacefully Place It's Too Big Squrefeet Area And Very Big Place Here Is Big Garden Also Available For Best View Photography Lover Also Food Corner Available ( Premvati ) Deffinetly Try Dabeli And Khichdi Brilliant Taste So Much Greenery Available Here But Some Tree Is Artificial For Decoration.... Court Available....Night View Just Amazing And Superb...Best Place For Night View..

Akshar Mandir in Junagadh is one of the best places for worship, known for its spiritual and peaceful atmosphere. Surrounded by a beautiful garden, the temple provides a serene setting that’s perfect for meditation and reflection. It’s a must-visit for anyone seeking tranquility and a deeper spiritual connection.

I love the surroundings here; it has all the green and positive vibes. The large, eye-catching garden is beautiful, and the food area (Premvati) offers a variety of delicious options. The lovely weather makes it a perfect place to bring kids.

Mandir Architecture: This modern temple features ornate carvings, domes, and spires. It is set in a peaceful complex that includes lush gardens. Location: Aksharvadi Timbavadi Road. Timings: Open Tuesday through Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. It is closed on Mondays.

Wonderful temple surrounded by mountains. Very silent and serene place. Amazing architecture and such beautiful idols of all the deities! It was such a vibrant atmosphere… The entire campus is very big with gardens all around. In the evening the sunset and the sky look so pretty and the temple looks even more pretty with the lighting. I would this is a beautiful temple worth visiting if in this area ✨

"A very peaceful and spiritual place. The temple is well-maintained and surrounded by a calm environment. The atmosphere here gives a sense of positivity and devotion. Cleanliness is good, and proper facilities are available for visitors. A must-visit for anyone seeking peace of mind and blessings."

The Darbar Hall Museum in Junagadh showcases a rich collection of royal artifacts, weapons, paintings, and jewelry, housed in a historic palace with opulent interiors. Its architectural charm and cultural exhibits make it a captivating visit. However, improved maintenance and curation could further enhance the experience.

Darbar Hall Museum Junagadh, Gujarat At a distance of 2 km from Junagadh Junction, Darbar Hall Museum is a historical museum situated in Sardar Baug area of Junagadh in Gujarat. It is one of the finest museums in Gujarat and among the prime Junagadh Tourist Places. Also known as Junagadh Museum, the Darbar Hall Museum was founded in the year 1964. The museum was initially a courthouse used by the then Nawabs of Junagadh state where cases were heard. The museum provides the tourists an opportunity to have a glimpse at the glory and grandeur of the Nawabs of Babi dynasty who have ruled Junagadh till India's independence. The majority of the exhibits in the museum date back to the 19th century. Located in Taj Manzil Building, Darbar Hall Museum is exhibiting around 2900 artefacts in different galleries namely Picture Gallery, Palanquin Room, Textile and Costumes Gallery, Weapons Gallery, Darbar Hall etc. The Picture Gallery boasts a large collection of photographs and paintings of last Nawab with his numerous dogs. The artefacts like weapons, armour, palanquins, sparkling chandeliers, howdahs, diamond woven carpets, photos, gowns, silver items, jewellery, chandeliers and royal furniture belonging to the Babi rulers of Sorath are the major highlights of the museum. Owing to its exquisite collection of artefacts, the museum is visited by people in huge number. The most important gallery of the museum is the Darbar Hall which is a period room representing the royal assembly hall of the ex-rulers of the old Junagadh state. It has put on display the then 'Darbar' in its original setting so that people may get an idea of the royal court and assembly hall of the pre-independence period. The museum is also noted for its collection of royal arms in Weapons Gallery. In this gallery, one can see different categories of daggers, swords, knives, Fine arms, spears, shield decorated with gold, precious and semiprecious stones. Timing: 9.30 AM - 5.30 PM, Closed on Wednesday, 2nd & 4th Saturdays & on Public Holidays Entry: Rs. 5 for Indians, Rs. 50 for Foreigners & Rs. 100 for Photography There are 5 different categories of exhibits. In all there are nearly 2900 exhibits. They include arms, oil paintings, miniature paintings, photographs of historical importance, royal palanquins and hoddas, textile, carpets, royal furnitures belonging to the Babi rulers of Sorath (the Ex-rulers of the old Junagadh state). The museum is Famous for special collections like royal furnitures, silver thrones, silver chairs, carpets with gold embroidery, Various types of chandeliers (Zummar) mirror, silver art objects, etc. The most important gallery of the museum is the Darbar Hall which is a period room representing the royal assembly hall of the ex-rulers of the old Junagadh state (Sorath Native State). It has put on display the then "Darbar" in its original setting so that people may get an idea of the royal court and assembly hall of the pre-independence period. The museum is also noted for its collection of royal arms and the gallery especially created for their display is known as "Silehkhana" presenting different categories of daggers, swords, knives, Fine arms, spears, shield decorated with gold, precious and semiprecious stones. The collection of historical photographs are very rare and interesting and reveal the historical background of ex-rulers of Saurashtra.

Nice. Must visit the charge is only 5 rs but if you want to clicks some pics then you have to pay for camera which is 100 rs.

The Junagadh Museum is a comprehensive cultural and historical museum located in the Taj Manzil building. It was established by combining the collections of the former Darbar Hall Museum and the Sakkarbaug Museum, and was inaugurated in its current location in 2014. The museum's extensive collection provides insight into the history and culture of the Junagadh state. Darbar Hall Museum / Junagadh Museum, Junagadh - Timings ... India Lost and Found | The Darbar Hall of the Junagadh Museum ... DARBAR HALL MUSEUM (2025) All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go ... Darbar Hall Museum of Junagadh Gujarat India Asia Stock Photo ... Junagadh Museum – Global InCH – Encyclopedia of Intangible ... ``Location and history `` •Location: The museum is situated in the former Taj Manzil palace in the Sardar bagh area of Junagadh. •Origins: The core of the museum's collection comes from the Darbar Hall Museum, which was previously housed in the old court building of the Nawabs of Junagadh. The Darbar Hall Museum first opened to the public in 1948. •Consolidation: In 2014, the collections were moved and merged with artifacts from the Sakkarbaug Museum to create the modern Junagadh Museum, offering visitors a unified experience. °Galleries and exhibits° The museum's collection is arranged into multiple galleries showcasing artifacts from the 19th and early 20th centuries, when the Babi dynasty ruled the state. •Decorative arts: Displays include exquisite silver and gold ornaments, glassware, furniture, and unique pieces like a pocket watch with the Nawab and Wazir's pictures. •Weaponry: The Arms and Weapon gallery contains a vast array of historical weapons, including revolvers, pistols, and other arms. •Royal transport: Visitors can see palanquins and howdahs used by the Nawabs for travel and ceremonies. •Textiles and paintings: Hand-woven carpets, royal gowns, and 19th-century paintings are also on display. •Photographs: The museum has a collection of historical photographs documenting the Nawabs and the region's past. Visitor information •Timings: The museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, except on Wednesdays, when it is closed. •Duration: Visitors should plan for about two to three hours to properly explore the museum's galleries. •Architecture: The museum is housed in a former palace with splendid architectural features, which enhances the historical context of the collections.

Good collection of artifacts used during Nawabs of Junagadh. 25 /- per person. It took 1 hour. 100/- per camera. Worth visiting if you are in Junagadh City and you have some buffer time.

Darbar Hall Museum preserves the treasures of the Junagarh rulers Nawabs of Junagadh. Darbar Hall Museum houses different galleries exhibiting around 2900 artefacts- picture gallery, palanquin room, textile & costumes gallery, weapons gallery and Picture gallery. The artefacts like weapons, armour, palanquins, sparkling chandeliers, howdahs, diamond woven carpets, photos, gowns, silver items, jewellery and paintings that depict the lifestyles of the Nawabs are the major highlights of the museum. There are displays of textiles and of arms. Further developments are planned, but much work is required on the fabric of the building and displays to bring it up to the standards. The surroundings of the attraction also need a lot of uplifting. Currently it seems very shabby. Attractions: Weapons, Armour, Palanquins, Chandeliers, Howdahs from the Days of the Nawabs, Huge Carpet Woven in Junagadh's Jail, Photos of the Last Nawab with his Numerous Beloved Dogs.

The Darbar Hall Museum is housed in the building where the Nawabs of Junagadh held court and assemblies. The building is a riot of pink coloured walls, domes and parapets. The entrance fee is small and there’s the usual 10x entrance fee for foreigners compared to the locals. It’s also extra to take photos in the museum, twice the price entrance fee! The main rooms are Silver Room, Weapons Room, Glass & Pottery Room, Coins Room, Wood Furnishings Room, Howdah & Palanquin Room and Nawab Portraiture Room. There very little English description except in the coins room, glass room and portraiture rooms. The building is nice, but in need of TLC. The items are good quality, but the room is little more than a few items thrown together. Other than that, the museum does have some beautiful glass chandeliers that once belonged to the Nawabs. The entry price is little more than pocket change and it's nothing more than a 20 sideline of you have time. Don't bother unless you have lots of it in Junagadh.

When I look at these ancient structures on the map — the palaces, houses, deep stepwells carved by hand into the mountains without any modern materials like cement — I am filled with awe. Our ancestors built such magnificent architecture with sheer intelligence, effort, and vision. The forts standing tall on hilltops, with their perfect security systems, showcase brilliant planning and craftsmanship. It’s a salute to that era, to the people who built such wonders. Their legacy is not just beautiful — it’s something today’s world should learn from. We must respect and preserve our rich culture and history, and carry its essence forward with pride."

While Uparkot Fort is undeniably a significant historical landmark with a rich past, a visit here offers a mixed experience. The fort's sheer size and its impressive structures, such as the ancient Buddhist caves and the remarkable step-wells, are a testament to its long history. The breathtaking views from the top are a major highlight. However, despite recent renovations, some areas still show a lack of maintenance, and the overall experience could be improved with more detailed information boards and better directional signage. The entry fee might seem a bit high to some for a government-run monument, and the lack of proper parking for four-wheelers can be an inconvenience. It's a place that holds immense historical value, but visitors should manage their expectations regarding the facilities and upkeep.

Uparkot Fort is truly a gem of Junagadh! The fort is full of history, with ancient walls, beautiful stepwells like Adi Kadi Vav and Navghan Kuvo, and old Buddhist caves that show the rich culture of the past. The view from the top is breathtaking and gives a great look over the whole city. The place is peaceful and perfect for anyone who loves history, architecture, and photography. It’s a great spot to explore with family or friends. Only suggestion — the management could improve cleanliness and provide more information boards about the monuments. But overall, it’s a must-visit attraction in Junagadh! If you want to go there to see the fort , start at 7 in the morning If you go there, take a car because there is a lot of walking here. The facilities there are good, there is a water machine everywhere, there is a toilet and bathroom, and if you have difficulty walking, you can go there safely.

This historical site is a must-visit. The explanations at each point are informative. Allocate 2-3 hours to explore the entire fort. Note that outside food is not allowed, but there's an on-site restaurant, albeit with slightly higher rates. Visitors can opt for a cycle ride or EV car to navigate the points within the fort. Additionally, the Buddhist cave requires a separate ticket, which can only be purchased online. Overall, a good experience.

A truly remarkable fort with over 2000 years of history. Uparkot was first built by Chandragupta Maurya around 319 BC and later ruled by the Chudasamas, Mughals and the Nawabs of Junagadh. The fort has witnessed many battles and long sieges, which shows its great strategic importance in Saurashtra’s history. Inside the fort, you can explore the ancient Adi Kadi Vav and Navghan Kuvo stepwells, both carved deep into solid rock, and the Buddhist caves dating back to the 2nd–3rd century. The huge old cannons on the walls and the Nawabi Pond with its waterworks also reflect the engineering brilliance of that era. What makes Uparkot special is not just the structures but the stories they hold. From the top of the fort, the panoramic view of Junagadh is stunning. It’s a perfect place for history lovers, explorers and anyone who enjoys heritage sites. A must visit that brings alive the glorious past of Junagadh.

This fort is under maintenance. But still very beautiful, magnificent and hodls many stories within itself. It shows our rich culture and heritage. Its worth to visit once here if anyone has interest in history.

I really enjoyed visiting Uparkot Fort in Junagadh. The fort has so much history, and I loved exploring the old walls, stepwells, and Buddhist caves inside. The view from the top is beautiful, with the city and hills all around. It felt peaceful walking around and learning about the past. A great place for families, history lovers, or anyone visiting Junagadh!

We visited the zoo on a Thursday and were impressed by the variety of animals, especially the dancing peacock. The safari was well-organized and enjoyable. Only few food options are there It would be more helpful if have more food options available, but overall, it was a great day out and I would definitely recommend it to families with young children.

"I really enjoyed my visit to the zoological park! 🦁🐒 The place is clean, well-maintained, and the animals look healthy and active. I especially loved watching the White deer/lions/elephants/Crocodile🐊. It’s also a great spot for families with kids — educational, refreshing, and fun. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"

One of the oldest zoo in India. Would love to see various types of animals and birds inside. Children would love it. Entry ticket Price of adult ticket is ₹40/- & children is ₹20/-.

I visited here with my family. This zoo is very big and comfortable place for birds and animals. Trusts are always taken care of this animals as well as birds and snks. Howevere, this zoo is very useful to know about animals, birds and other wild animals. This is well maintained place 👏 👌 🙌 👍 😀 must visit.

I was impressed by the variety of animals at this zoo. Some exhibits seemed a little less maintained than others, but generally it was consistent. The lions and tigers are definitely the star attractions. The only thing that was fairly appalling was just how much more expensive it is for foreigners. I understand that tourists can pay more, but it was about an 8x-10x difference in price. AND they also charge if you happen to have a good camera, which I did, so I had to go back to the car to leave it there. 😒

The oldest zoo in India. Spread over 200 acres. Tickets cost quite less. 20 for adult and 10 for kids up to 12. Has a lot of animals & birds. Their stars are the Lion, Lioness and Tiger. They also have bison, zebras, deer, hyenas, hippos. Birds range from small parrots and parakeets to eagles, owls, to flamingos, ostriches and emus. For another 100 you can take a golf cart, but it's better to walk and see the animals at your speed. Golf cart just zips thru and back in 25 min, not worth the money. They have a small safari inside the zoo. It costs 100 separately. Some Lions, Tigers (esp white tiger), bears are moved there and not available to view in the zoo. The landscaping is really good, need to appreciate the effort. Warning: DO NOT ENTER THE TOILET. It is so bad that it's like it had never been been cleaned since inauguration. I was almost fainting when I got out. So much for the oldest zoo. They can make it chargeable or increase ticket cost by 5rs and clean it.

Multiple varieties of Animal species are present. The numbers are huge and very satisfying. However, the cleanliness and maintenance of the Zoo is not up to the mark. Especially the living conditions of the animals, it's really painful to watch them stay in very dirty cages which are not maintained from the inside.

Girnar Hill, also known as Mount Girnar, is a prominent pilgrimage site and a beautiful mountain range in Gujarat, India, attracting both religious devotees and nature enthusiasts. It's known for its numerous temples, including Jain temples like the Neminath Temple, and Hindu shrines like the Dattatreya Temple. The hill offers a challenging climb of over 10,000 steps, but also features a ropeway for a more relaxed experience.

Best place for tourism. There are 10,000 steps for go up & 10,000 step for come to the base. If you are a hill and forest lover, you will love it. Because the greenery of the hill is next level. You can see thousands of trees, flowers and various plants from the hill. When reached to the top of the mountain, it feel like you are above the clouds. In some areas of the heels, It feels like you are between clouds. That was wonderful experience for me and I got precious memories of my life.

A journey to Girnar Hill is more than just a trek — it’s an experience. The winding paths, lush greenery, and panoramic views from the summit fill you with awe. Watching the clouds drift below you from the top is the best feeling. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

One of the oldest and spiritual place known for lord Dattatreya, And guru gorakhnath meditation. If you seek peace and want to get close to spiritual, take the 10000 step of girnaar.❤️🙏

Girnar – where ancient spirituality meets breathtaking peaks, every step feels like a journey within. ♥️

Breathtaking Experience – Must Visit! Girnar is truly a divine and adventurous destination. The climb is challenging but rewarding, with over 9999+ steps leading to ancient temples and breathtaking views. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the spiritual energy is strong throughout the journey. The path is well-maintained, and there are resting spots, food stalls, and drinking water along the way. Whether you're visiting for religious reasons or trekking, Girnar offers a unique and memorable experience. Highly recommend starting early morning to enjoy sunrise and avoid the heat!

Views are awesome, Best time to visit is during monsoon, use ropeway during going up

Jain derasar Junagadh Girnar Parvat

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Visiting the Sri Guru Dattatreya Sansthan atop Girnar Mountain is a profoundly spiritual journey that every devotee should undertake at least once in their lifetime. Perched at the highest peak of Girnar, the temple is accessible via a challenging yet rewarding 10,000-step climb from Ambaji Temple or a swift 10-minute ride on the Girnar Ropeway . The ascent is both physically demanding and spiritually uplifting. Many pilgrims recommend starting the climb early in the morning to avoid the heat and to witness the breathtaking sunrise from the summit . For those unable to complete the climb, the ropeway offers a convenient alternative, providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscape . Upon reaching the temple, visitors are greeted by the serene presence of Lord Dattatreya. The atmosphere is tranquil, with devotees often experiencing a deep sense of peace and spiritual fulfillment. The temple is renowned for its 24/7 prasad (free meals) service, ensuring that no pilgrim goes hungry during their visit . The surrounding environment is equally captivating. The journey to the temple offers glimpses of lush greenery, diverse wildlife, and ancient temples, including the Gorakhnath Temple and Jain Temples, enriching the pilgrimage experience . For those planning their visit, it's advisable to carry a walking stick for support, especially during the descent, which can be challenging. Additionally, purchasing rain gear at Taleti before starting the journey is recommended, particularly during the monsoon season . In conclusion, the Sri Guru Dattatreya Sansthan at Girnar Mountain offers a unique blend of physical challenge, natural beauty, and spiritual enrichment. Whether you choose to climb the steps or take the ropeway, the experience is sure to leave a lasting impression. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking solace and divine blessings.

Mesmerising spiritual trek. Lord Dattreya temple is the final summit of 10000 steps from Girnar base camp. Rope way is available till Ambaji temple. From there 4000 steps to Lord Dattatreya temple. One has to climb steps downhill and again climb uphill to reach lord Dattatreya temple. Temple closes by 7 pm. Plan your trek accordingly. Panaromic view of the mountains are awesome. Enjoyed sunset view while climbing. No need to panic. Lot of devotees ascend and descend during night also. Free food is available at Gaumukh ashram. Enjoy your spiritual trek.

The Guru Dattatreya Temple offers a peaceful and spiritually enriching experience. Nestled among stunning mountain views, the journey to the temple is worth the heavens. Its tranquil atmosphere makes it a meaningful destination for both devotees and travelers.

Visited Shri Guru Dattatreya Sansthan at Girnar today, and it was an incredible spiritual experience. This temple is dedicated to Lord Dattatreya, who is considered the embodiment of the divine trinity—Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. The temple is situated atop Girnar Mountain, a place of immense historical and religious significance. It is believed that saints and ascetics meditated here for centuries, making it one of the most revered Datta Kshetras in India. The climb to the temple is challenging but rewarding, offering breathtaking views along the way. At the top, the atmosphere is serene, and the temple itself reflects traditional Hindu architecture. Devotees come here to meditate, seek blessings, and experience spiritual peace. Shri Guru Dattatreya Sansthan is not just a temple, it’s a journey through history, devotion, and nature. Truly a must visit for anyone coming to Girnar.

જય ગિરનારી. Guru Dattatreya temple located in girnar mountains. There was 10,000 stairs. And in middle of mountains.

India best adventure hill ❤️ Im Niranjan ) Odisha

Girnar is something which is beyond words. You experience the vibes, peace. Darshan of Datta paduka. Speechless experience. JAY GIRNARI

This place has potential to be developed as a major tourist attraction for it’s historical significance and Gujarat tourism must make efforts to publicize it on their web site and also transport arrangements from Rajkot airport. It is so great to see the history of old Tibetan / Jain monks from 4th century making this place for meditation.

too long journey, to see just ruins of ancient heritage site very pity for the archaeological dept, govt of India and local people.. who are happy by not conserving, this very much important part of our rich history.. still its aura is amazing, nearby river and jungle is serene to feel the aura roads are good to reach till the gate, ample parking space, not maintained toilets are rusted n not cleaned. tickets or entry pass not needed, it's free. 15 to 20 minutes enough to see the site no food or water available in and around some lovebirds wandering around, as it is a lonely place..

Archeologically important and very ancient Buddhist caves with a small river flowing in front of the caves and lots of green trees in surroundings. Surrounding environment is calm and cool. Enough parking space available outside. New Buddhist temple besides these caves is also being developed.

Must visit this place early in the morning or in the evening. The sound of peacocks all around creates a beautiful atmosphere, and the touch of nature will truly lift your spirits.

10minutes from Khambhalida Temple these Buddhist caves are a hidden gem. This is a very small part of what could have been a bigger residence or meditation cave for Buddhist Monks in the ancient era. The cave is not open for exploration but this is a must visit if you are a history buff. Also, the natural environment makes a perfect opt for a photoshooot. The place is secluded and in the middle of a jungle, many locals can be spotted however avoid wandering off the trek one can easily gets lost in the Jungle.

Peaceful place to spend quality time with your loved ones. Also surrounding is covered with green cover and can provide a very peaceful vibes.

Excellent place. Very peaceful and beautiful experience.

Nice place to worship God. Aura and Energy is soo positive inside Akshar Deri you feel that spend whole day inside temple. Mostly all area neat and tidy clean even washroom area. Any one can have free Prasad which full dish(Sweet/Katod/veg Sabji/Farsan/Roti/Dal/Bhat/Kadhi/Chaas). Hugh parking space available.

Loved the place. Beautiful temple and we got to eat at the cafeteria. Lovely basic food. Good photo place too. I will recommend it.

BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Gondal is a wonderful place to visit with friends and family. The temple's serene atmosphere, stunning architecture, and spiritual ambiance make it a perfect destination for those seeking peace and devotion. It’s an ideal spot to experience cultural heritage, participate in rituals, and enjoy the beautifully maintained surroundings. A must-visit for anyone looking for a blend of spirituality and architectural beauty!

This temple in Rajkot is quite grand and very beautiful. It is mind blowing and food prasad is also available inside which costs ₹100.

Visited Akshar deri mandir gondal. Beautiful and divine environment. Akshar deri interior is very eye-catching however inside photography is now allowed.

The Akshar Deri in Gondal is a revered place for BAPS Swaminarayan devotees, marking the cremation site of Gunatitanand Swami, considered Aksharbrahman by followers. It's a site of pilgrimage within the BAPS Swaminarayan temple complex in Gondal. Devotees visit to offer prayers and experience a sense of divine connection with Gunatitanand Swam

Such a amazing experience of aura of this beautiful place. One of the greatest place to worship.

Beautiful Shiva temple in best natural surroundings. Usually not so crowded and shivling in open area so anyone can perform Abhishek and Pooja.

Beautiful Shiva temple in best natural surroundings. Usually not so crowded and shivling in open area so anyone can perform Abhishek and Pooja. About 4 kms from Halenda. Enough parking space available for vehicles. Route is also scenic with windmills in hills and green trees in surroundings. Spring (February-March) and Post monsoon (August to December) are the best seasons to visit and enjoy lush green surroundings and filled water body in temple premises.

Just awesome atmosphere... Good for nature lovers and forest tracking.. Beautiful sites... If you keep quiet you can easily see the peacocks 🦚

This temple of lord Shiva located near Halenda. Best time to visit will be Monsoon as you can watch different birds and scenary. It is very peaceful place but I am giving 3 stars as the road to reach temple is very rough other than that it's a must visit and ideal for picnic and religious place

One of the finest natural and spiritual place near Rajkot. Huge car parking. You can enjoy some trekking also. Temple is also offering Prasad to the visitors. In small group you can enjoy a lot here.

Beautiful place to visit especially during holi time.. whole area is bloomed with Kesudo. and lot of peacocks. one can experience nature at its best

Its nice place with less crowd and if u wanna enjoy nature u cn visit here...make sure this place is very good so pls avoid plastic garbage here..

I visited Shree Ghela Somnath Temple early in the morning. The place was very peaceful and calm. The sound of sparrows in the morning made the experience even more beautiful. The temple is clean and surrounded by nature. It feels very spiritual and relaxing. The idol of Lord Shiva is very powerful and gives a feeling of peace and energy

Nice, clean, religious and beautiful place. Highly revered by Hindus. A must place to visit for all Shiv Bhaktas.

The temple itself is maintained very clean and there is no one inside the main temple who keep harassing the devotees for anything.

The place where you can feel the presence of Mahadev🙏🏻. Beautiful temple surrounded with nature and we'll mentioned. Everytime you will visit this temple, will feel new energy every time

Awesome place for Spirituality... Where you find Inner peace..

Very beautiful Mahadev temple along with mataji temple on hill.

Har Har Mahadev! I recently visited Ghela Somnath Mahadev Temple in Ghela Somnath and I must say, it was a truly divine and peaceful experience. As soon as I entered the temple, I was struck by the beautiful garden and fountain that welcoming every bhakt. The temple itself was a marvel of architecture and design, with intricate carvings and a calming atmosphere. As I sat in the serene environment of the temple, I felt a sense of calm wash over me. It was easy to forget all my worries and immerse myself in the devotional vibe of the temple. The darshan of Mahadev was truly breathtaking, and I left the temple feeling renewed and spiritually uplifted. Ghela Somnath Mahadev Temple to anyone looking for a peaceful and divine experience. The beautiful nature, serene environment, and attention to detail all make for a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Crystal Mall in Rajkot is a fantastic shopping destination offering a great variety of stores, a food court, and entertainment options. With a clean and spacious environment, it’s perfect for families, couples, and friends to enjoy a day out. Highly recommended!

The Crystal Mall is a decent spot for quick shopping trips. It has a fair selection of stores, including a few clothing shops, a convenience store, cinema and food court with basic options. While it’s not very big or fancy, it’s clean and easy to navigate. Parking is usually available, though it can get busy on weekends. Good for everyday needs but not the place for a full day of shopping or entertainment.

It's in Rajkot with multiple brand shops, Dmart, Mr. DIY, cinema and some food outlets like Burger King. Small basement parking is available.

"Absolutely fantastic shopping experience! The mall is spacious, clean, and well-maintained, with a wide variety of stores catering to all tastes and budgets. The layout is easy to navigate, and there's a great selection of restaurants and cafes to relax in after a shopping spree. The staff are friendly and helpful, and there are plenty of amenities like restrooms and seating areas. Parking is also convenient, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming and vibrant. Highly recommend this mall for a fun and enjoyable day out!"

It's a good mall. You can buy almost everything here. D Mart is very affordable here. Other than that everything is costing. But Choma offers you a superb discount here. You should visit once a month.

Fantastic If you're craving variety and can’t decide on just one type of cuisine, this place is a dream come true. Offering everything from classic Italian pastas to spicy Indian curries, juicy American burgers, fresh sushi, and even Middle Eastern delights, the menu is a true global tour. The atmosphere is cozy yet modern, with friendly staff who are quick to recommend dishes no matter what you're in the mood for. Each plate is prepared with attention to detail, and despite the wide range of cuisines, the quality and flavor of every dish we tried was impressive. Whether you're going with a group of picky eaters or just want to try something new, this spot has something for everyone. The prices are reasonable considering the portion sizes and the variety on offer. Highly recommended for food lovers who enjoy exploring different tastes from around the world—all in one place!

*Crystal Mall Rajkot Review: A Shopper's Paradise* I recently visited Crystal Mall in Rajkot, and I was thoroughly impressed! From shopping to dining, entertainment, and more, Crystal Mall has something for everyone. *Shopping:* The mall boasts an impressive range of stores, including: Popular clothing brands like [mention specific brands]. Footwear stores offering stylish and comfortable options. Accessories shops with trendy and affordable choices. Jewelry stores featuring exquisite pieces. *Dining:* The food court offers a variety of options to suit different tastes and budgets: Fast food chains like [mention specific brands]. Casual dining restaurants serving international cuisine. Traditional Gujarati and Indian eateries. Cafes and bakeries perfect for a quick snack or dessert. *Entertainment:* Crystal Mall features: A state-of-the-art cinema with comfortable seating and excellent sound quality. A gaming zone with exciting arcade games and activities. A kids' play area for young ones to enjoy. *Ambiance:* The mall's ambiance is modern and well-maintained: Clean and spacious corridors. Attentive staff and security. Well-designed interiors and décor. *Services:* The mall offers: Convenient parking facilities. ATMs and banking services. A customer service desk for assistance. *Overall Experience:* Crystal Mall Rajkot is a fantastic destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. With its wide range of stores, restaurants, and activities, it's perfect for families, couples, and individuals alike. *Rating:* 5/5 stars *Recommendation:* If you're in Rajkot, Crystal Mall is a must-visit! Whether you're looking for shopping, dining, or entertainment, you'll find something to enjoy.

Went there in the evening, free entry. Very nice place. In the centre of the city, nice and quiet, there was a service in the main building, Would visit again

Feels good after visiting this place. Tough little noisy because of city traffic but ok for the one who wants to sit for meditation there is specific meditation hall too.

Ramkrishna aashram is situated near rajkot junction just about 2k.m. no need of tickets for this place. Best place for mediation.

The ashram is very peaceful,if you want some break from your hectic daily life,just try out this place once,one of the best ashram in Rajkot.

Always the best. Visiting it since years. Such a beautiful and serene place. You can feel the peace and calmness in every inch of this place. The monuments are beautifully built including the garden. Walking around it is a blissful experience. Meditating there is divine. The place holds so much culture and knowledge. It is a very strong and powerful place. Their gift shop and book store is also important.

Peaceful ✨ mesmerising and quiet place... Very good for meditation...

Peaceful place is the temple. Other then this they have many programmes for children and students for well upbringing, that is applauding. They also have great hospital department with so many types of diagnoses at minimal fees and best doctors of city. You should definitely visit once.

A very nice place to visit with children. There are various collections of dolls from different countries. Entry fee Rs 30 per person Mobile photography fees Rs 30 per mobile. You can enjoy it here with your kids and family.

It's is one of the best museum of Gujarat, to understand the global culture. However its in narrow area, parking is also little problem. Worth to visit. Spare 1-2 hours.

A unique museum!! It's a rare opportunity to see a Dolls museum, here in Rajkot. Good to visit with children. The museum is situated on 2&3 rd floors. The lift was not working when we reached there. We had to climb steps. It was built by an ex Rotary president of Rajkot for his daughter. He wrote mails to Rotary branches of the world and hence many international branches sent dolls representing their country and regions. It takes around 1 hour to see all the exhibits. The rooms are air conditioned. The tickets cost ₹30 per adult and ₹15 per child. It costs another ₹125 if you want to click photos. The dolls represent their country's costume and culture. Children can spend good time there. However make sure they have emptied their bladder before. Because the toilet here is a medieval era one, on the ground floor. I wish the Rotary club would pay attention and renovate the toilet as kids come to this place.

In one word it is simply A Magical Journey Through Cultures! The Rotary International Dolls Museum in Rajkot is a fascinating wonderland for children of all ages: Over 1,600 dolls from 102+ countries, each showcased in traditional attire and set up with miniature scenes that let kids explore global cultures at a glance. Recognized in the Limca Book of Records for its unique and expansive collection. The displays include everything from folk dance dolls (like Bhangra and Dandiya) to Barbie and Einstein figurines, string/glove puppets, and even a rare Rocking Zebra—only one of five in the world! The themed showcases are beautifully lit and educational, with info about the country, culture, music, and costumes for each doll. Friendly and helpful staff guide visitors through the exhibits and share the fascinating stories behind many dolls. Includes interactive spaces like a cinema hall showing documentaries and cultural films, a Foreign Language Learning Centre, and a souvenir shop with stickers, postcards, and miniature flags. The Rotary International Dolls Museum is a safe, clean, and well‑maintained spot with plenty of visual stimulation and educational value. It’s perfect for a fun and cultural outing with kids. Every visit feels like a mini‑world tour where curious children can learn about cultures around the globe through beautiful doll displays. Note: Highly recommended Mainly for Kids.

A total different experience. Must visit, just 30₹ pp entry fees. This museum is surely made due to low and attraction towards dolls by rotary club. Definitely not a commercial thought process. Much appreciate the concept. They have 2 floors of museum, soveniour shop inside and collection of 1800+ different dolls from approx. 108 countries. Totally different and unique experience. Worth visiting. Please note its closed on Monday.

It’s been great to see a father’s commitment to her daughter for building such a dolls museum because he wasn’t able to make her daughter saw museum in Delhi. Many activities are going on here with just deposit and if full attendance then they refund full amount. Really well preserved all dolls in museum and one Zebra ride kind of activity is great for kids.

Amazing, surprising, charming and mesmerizing world of Dolls from every corner of world. This may seem to be a children's attraction...But no..Not all. This is the world of innocence, beauty. The truthfully faces of each doll reminds that this world must be filled with love only. A must visit place if you are in Rajkot.

Rajkumar College (known as RKC) is one of the oldest K-12 institutions in India. It was established in 1868 by the erstwhile Princes and Chiefs of Kathiawar. This institution constructed in the Indo Gothic style is spread around 25 acres and is difficult to miss if you are in Dr. Radhakrishnan road in Rajkot. While this institution was only meant for boys (read Princes) in the olden days it is currently a co-educational boarding and day school affiliated to the CBSE. I had an external view of this institution since this is a functioning school and not exactly a tourist location

Great School for studies as well as Co Curricular Activities Even in Sports too Completed my Studies in 1997 Under Halar House When Ms Rati Cooper Was Principle And Mr Ayaaz Khan Babi as House Master Still Miss Those lovely Day of School And Even Food of Rkc Specially the Breakfast

RKC is the ultimate school where academic education given by grooming whole personality with Indian culture, I got my schooling from 1974 to 1979

Best school in Gujarat 150 years of legacy

The invigilator in ctet exam was shouting unnecessarily on student.as student started to fill roll number and sign only before five minutes to start the exam. Actually he don't know any rules and regulations and just started to shout actually should be politely speak as the student was not cheating or misbehaving

Beautiful lush green campus....Premiere school...it could possibly be the best school in India for holistic development only thing lacking is Comprehensive Academic Coaching for its students (on other parameters it is at par with the best schools in the nation).

Dear Public, It is with a mix of disappointment and determination that I address you regarding recent events involving Rajkumar College (RKC) in Rajkot, Gujarat, India. As some of you may know, I, H.H. Prince Manvendra, have recently received an invitation to an event at RKC, indicating that I could bring my husband, H.H. Prince deAndre, Duke of Hanumanteshwar, as my plus one. However, despite this indication on the invitation card, I have been informed that my husband would not be allowed to accompany me to the event. As of the writing of this letter, there has been no further information from RKC regarding this matter. Nevertheless, I feel compelled to share my thoughts and intentions regarding the situation. In solidarity with my husband and in defense of the rights of all individuals, particularly those within the LGBTQIA+ community, I have made the decision not to attend the event. While this decision comes with a sense of sadness, it is also fueled by a deep-seated commitment to fighting for equality and inclusivity. As someone who has personally experienced discrimination and bias, I understand the importance of standing up against injustice and advocating for change. My absence from the event is not a sign of defeat but rather a reaffirmation of my dedication to championing the rights of all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. In India, discrimination against LGBTQIA+ individuals is unequivocally prohibited under the Constitution. Article 19 guarantees the right to freely express one's identity, and recent legal milestones have further advanced the rights of queer and transgender individuals. It is disheartening to witness discrimination persist within institutions like RKC, especially when they should serve as bastions of knowledge, respect, and dignity. I urge RKC and all educational institutions to reflect on their policies and practices, ensuring that they align with the principles of equality and respect enshrined in our Constitution. Let us strive together to create a society where every individual is valued, celebrated, and treated with the dignity they deserve. In solidarity and with unwavering resolve, H.R.H. Crown Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil of Rajpipla H.H Prince deAndre Duke of Hanumanteshwar

The Watson Museum in Rajkot is a hidden gem for history enthusiasts and culture lovers. Located in the heart of the city, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's rich heritage. The museum houses a remarkable collection of artifacts, including ancient coins, pottery, sculptures, paintings, and textiles, each telling a unique story of Gujarat's history. The displays are well-organized, and the descriptions are informative, making it easy for visitors to understand the significance of each item. One of the highlights is the collection of artifacts from the Indus Valley Civilization and the tribal art section, showcasing the diversity of Gujarat's culture. The building itself is a colonial-era structure, adding to the charm of the visit. The staff is courteous and helpful, ensuring a pleasant experience. The ticket prices are very affordable, making it accessible to everyone. While the museum is fascinating, it could benefit from better lighting and improved maintenance in some areas. Still, it is an excellent place to spend a couple of hours exploring history.

Must visit place if you are in Rajkot to know the history and traditions of Gujarat. Ticket price was just nominal 5/- as i visited on September 2025 might be to make it affordable to everyone. Outside the Museum park was very beautiful to relax.

Watson Museum, Rajkot Visiting the Watson Museum was a delightful experience! It offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and culture of Saurashtra and Gujarat. Located in the beautiful Jubilee Garden, the museum is housed in a charming colonial-style building that adds to its heritage feel. What I liked: A great collection of archaeological artifacts, coins, sculptures, traditional textiles, and ancient relics from the Indus Valley Civilization. Informative displays on Rajkot’s royal heritage, art, and craftsmanship. Well-maintained galleries that can be explored comfortably in 1–2 hours. Very affordable entry fee (₹5 for Indians). Helpful and knowledgeable staff. Convenient location — just a few minutes from Rajkot Junction. What could be improved: Some exhibits could use better lighting and clearer descriptions. Certain sections feel slightly outdated and could benefit from modern displays or digital guides. Closed on Wednesdays, 2nd and 4th Saturdays, and public holidays — plan accordingly. Tips for visitors: Visit in the morning for a peaceful experience. Combine your visit with a walk in Jubilee Garden and a quick stop at Kaba Gandhi No Delo nearby. Photography is generally allowed, but confirm before taking pictures. Overall, Watson Museum is a must-visit spot in Rajkot for anyone interested in history, culture, and art. It beautifully preserves the essence of Gujarat’s glorious past. Highly recommended! 👏

Loved this museum! There was tons of historical knowledge and information. Plenty to show for the history of India and the influences of the British empire. The staff were not the most helpful however the exhibits more than make up for that.

It's a collection on documentary prototype of mahatma Gandhi life journeys wh8ch are well explained and described. Museums has 40 camp which one of them having unique information. Each camp having separate guide for giving information and guiding. Entry fees for museum is 25₹. There is also free bag storage counter. Staff is good and they treatment is good. Nearest bus station, Railway station or airport is Rajkot. Local transports are there to achieve your locations. No OLA or Uber is available. Shortly is nice place

The Watson Museum exhibiting collection of items from around Gujarat. The items are good quality, and arranged thematically. The items on display is a very eclectic mix of items that would not be out of place in a major museum, but arranged in a compact package. Sadly, there’s very little information except for the labels. The religious statues, marble statue of Queen Victoria and the Durbar Hall of the princely states of Gujarat are the most interesting items in the museum. The museum is located inside Jubilee Garden and can be done in about 30 minutes. The cost of entry is trivial, but taking photos is twice the cost of entrance for a foreigner.

Being more people is good to get reservations where all buses are available

Very nice amusement park with lots of rides for kids and adults. They start at 4pm and is open all days in the week. There are some 4d show and horror house which is generally operational on weekends or when there are many people to attend. The entry ticket is 17₹ for kids and 34₹ for adults, however there are combo package available at the ticket counter which includes 10-12 rides at apprx. 200₹. Or else u can chose and pay for each ride inside (they are reasonable between 17-30₹ per ride).

This kids' amusement park is a great value because it's managed by the government, which keeps prices low. The park is clean and well-maintained, and the rides are reasonably priced, making it an affordable treat for kids. The staff who operate the rides are friendly, polite, and attentive, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for young visitors.

Fun World in Rajkot, Gujarat, truly lives up to its name, offering a world of enjoyment for visitors of all ages. As a premier amusement park in the region, it stands out for its fantastic array of rides and a wonderfully family-friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for a memorable day out. One of the park's strongest appeals lies in its awesome rides. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or prefer something more gentle, Fun World has something to thrill everyone. From heart-pounding roller coasters like the "Sky Train" and "Dragon Coaster" that deliver exhilarating twists and drops, to the dizzying "Tora Tora" and "Spin Tora," thrill-seekers are sure to get their fix. For those who enjoy a bit of friendly competition, the "Striking Cars" (bumper cars) are always a hit. The park also boasts unique attractions such as a Horror Show and a 4D Theatre that add an immersive dimension to the entertainment. What's particularly commendable is the apparent emphasis on maintenance and safety, which is crucial for peace of mind, especially when visiting with loved ones. Beyond the high-octane excitement, Fun World excels in providing a truly family-friendly environment. It's not just about the big rides; there's a dedicated "Kids Zone" with age-appropriate attractions like the Caterpillar, Fantasy Train, Flying Scooter, and Jumping House, ensuring that even the youngest guests have a blast. The Water Merry Go Round offers a refreshing twist on a classic. The park's layout is well-designed with spacious pathways, making it comfortable to navigate for families with strollers or small children. Tickets are easily available at the entrance, child(below 9 years) - 17 rs, Adult - 24 rs. After entering you have to pay for the rides separately, children - 24 rs, Adult - 30 rs.

Very nice place to visit..i used to visit this place wen i was a kid...now I go there with my kid...

Awesome experience. All kids are very enjoying... Must visit at one's.

Perfect place for kids to enjoy. This place has many rides which kids like a lot and many of these are suitable for adults as well. There are rides packages available at entrance at nominal cost like Rs 200 or so for 10-12 rides else one can also pay for individual rides at multiple counters present inside the premises as well. The place is majorly clean and toilet and water facility are available. Some options for Snacks icecreams etc are also available. One can find free Parking on main road outside. During late evening times the crowd is too much so one has to wait in long queues for his/ her turn for each ride. Overall nice breakout place for couple of hours.

This amusement park is so nice since many years. I vistied maybe 10 times here. It also has a pocket friendky ticket system which contains 2 different pass where 8 and 16 rides are included

Popular places, such as the local game zone, garden, seating area family are coming for time spent. Also you can enjoy street food.

Racecourse is a great place to spend time. Sitting here and enjoying fast food has its own charm. There are rides and swings for children too. It’s the best place for morning and evening walks, and people of all ages come here. Games are also held here, and every few days fairs and exhibitions take place. Every festival is celebrated here by the people of the city. In a way, you can say that Racecourse is the heart of Rajkot.🫶❤️

This place was a true hidden gem once upon a time for Rajkot and all saurashtra people. The evening time was absolutely incredible, with each time fresh air and friends. The menu offers by street food vendors ...a great variety, and everything we ordered exceeded our expectations. Beyond the delicious food, the ambiance was just perfect—the lighting by corporation due to festival and decor created a cozy setting roadside . which made the entire evening a pleasure. We're already looking forward to our next visit during Diwali or navratri

The Race Course in Rajkot is a major recreational hub and venue for sports and cultural events, known for its wide green grounds, walking trails, and a 2.5 km loop originally built for horse racing. It features amenities like an indoor stadium, gym, swimming pool, Children Traffic Park, and numerous food stalls, making it a popular destination for fitness, family activities, and relaxation for both locals and tourists. Origin: The racecourse was constructed during the British Raj by Sir Lakhajirajsinhji II, a former Thakore Saheb of Rajkot, who had developed a passion for horse racing during his visits to England. Accessibility: Located in the heart of Rajkot city, it is easily accessible from different parts of the city and is a popular spot for both locals and tourists.

Entertainment park near fun world. Rides for small children. Very large ground. Parking is available. Fares for each ride mostly common 20 rs. Its like fun fair. Children loves to come every weekend.

Enjoyed Alot With Family. Especially Children Enjoyed Too Much. Nice Place To Visit.

Great surroundings and atmosphere to hang around with family and friends. Kids fun parks are available. You can find road side food stalls everywhere along with really good shops of ice creams and fast foods.

Beautiful stadium One of the standout features of the Rajkot Stadium is its expansive seating capacity, which accommodates around 28,000 spectators. The design ensures that fans have a great view of the action from any seat in the house. The ground itself is known for its well-maintained pitch, which has hosted several memorable matches, including both domestic and international fixtures. Accessibility to the stadium is convenient due to its strategic location. It's approximately 15 kilometers from Rajkot city center, making it easily reachable by road. The availability of ample parking space adds to the convenience for spectators arriving by private vehicles. The stadium's facilities are top-notch, with modern amenities including comfortable seating, clean restrooms, and a variety of food and beverage options. Additionally, the venue boasts excellent practice facilities for players, including indoor nets and a well-equipped gymnasium. Overall, the Rajkot Stadium is a fantastic venue that has significantly contributed to the growth of cricket in the region. Its modern infrastructure, combined with a vibrant atmosphere during matches, makes it a favorite among cricket fans and players alike. Whether you're a local or traveling from afar, attending a match here promises an enjoyable and memorable experience. Super cricket ground

The stadium looks great. But the traffic management is the worst I have seen. The seats are covered with bird poop. They don’t clean. The roads entering to the stadium and parking lots are unpaved. It creates breathing problems and congestion. Entering at the gate created a stampede. They have one of the worst management. After the game the worst traffic nightmare comes. See the photos and videos below. Do not come here if you’re not a local resident.

Niranjan Shah Stadium in Rajkot, a modern, solar-powered venue, offers a vibrant cricket experience with a 28,000-seat capacity. Its batsman-friendly pitch ensures high-scoring games, though chasing can be tough later. The stadium boasts excellent facilities, including a Lord’s-inspired media box, ample parking, and convenient access.A great spot for cricket fans despite minor issues.

A land of 30 acres was sanctioned in 2004 near the Jamnagar highway to build this state-of-the-art cricket stadium. The construction began in 2006 and almost 75 crores was spent. The media box at the venue resembles the one at Lord's and also for the spectators to move freely, there are several aisles between the seats. It also caters as a sporting complex to various other sports like badminton, volleyball and basketball.

This stadium is a must-visit for any cricket fan. The parking area is very poor. The best thing is free jio wifi available with high speed. Seat cleanliness is not good but comfortable for seating.

The atmosphere during matches is electric, and the comfortable seating allows you to enjoy the match from anywhere. If you're seated near the boundaries, you can see all the cricketers clearly. The venue features two big screens, enhancing the viewing experience. However, there is no water facility available, so you’ll need to go downstairs to purchase it. Food and soft drinks are available from various vendors, but expect to pay a premium price. Overall, it's a great place to enjoy a match with its vibrant atmosphere and comfortable seating.

Amazing stadium to enjoy cricket games. It’s not too big or too small so you can blindly take any seat and will still be able to enjoy the game. Cleanliness was below par and has margin for improvement. Food and drinks are available along with vendors selling ice cream and chips inside stadium too. I would recommend this stadium and will definitely come back for future matches.