Must visit once peacefull place

It is biggest temple of Ambe Maa in Gujrat.It is in Mahesana near Rajsthan bordar.There are many treveling places near it like Gabbar Mountain .At the peak of Gabbar mountain there is origional ambaji mata's temple.We have to way to climb it by foot climbing or best way is Rope-Way.here i atteched photo of the gate to enter at Gabbar Mountain.The Ambaji temple is cotted with gold which is doneted to temple by people.And it is in processs.

Ambika Niketan Temple, situated on the banks of River Tapti, was built in the year 1969. The temple is dedicated to Mother Goddess, who is in the form of Goddess Ashtabhuja Ambika. Ambika Niketan Temple is one of the popular pilgrim spots of Surat.

Very nice place to visit for peace of mind and worship lil bit crowded at peak hours

Maa Amba's small temple with small garden..it's very peaceful place..jay ambe maat ki...

Goddess Amba's temple with beautiful small garden. Every Morning there is good worship.

Beautiful Idol of goddess amba maiya/mata. Surat ki rakhwali (CARETAKER)

Gabbar hill. Must visit it. You can buy tickets from ambaji mandir also. I love the view. Lil bit rush will feel when you go there in weekend and festival. But in other days tou can enjoy it with less crowd. I love this place

Gabbar Hill is a sacred Shaktipeeth located on a mountain with beautiful views and a peaceful atmosphere. The climb has many stairs, but the experience and divine feeling at the top make it completely worth it.

Climbing Gabbar Hill in Ambaji is a truly divine experience. The journey to the top, whether you take the exhilarating ropeway or climb the 999 steps, fills you with a sense of anticipation. As you ascend, the panoramic views of the Aravalli hills and the surrounding landscape are breathtaking. At the summit, the serene and sacred atmosphere of the Ambaji Mata temple is deeply moving. The constant burning lamp and the divine energy make you feel connected to something greater. It's a perfect blend of spiritual pilgrimage and natural beauty, leaving you with a sense of peace and tranquility.

The pure energy and purity of divine experience. Suggest to visit in off-season and not in weekends as well. The place’s vibes are very positive and such an amazing experience to blessed of ma Ambe. If you do online booking you may avoid such a long queues as slot allotments are provided during online booking for rope-way facilities. Otherwise offline may affect you to await such long queue as the capacity is lower to reach at the Gabbar mountain. You can climb also. Jay Mataji.

Jai Ambe 🙏 Gabbar Ambaji Mata Temple is a sacred and powerful pilgrimage site, offering a truly divine experience. Holy Significance: Believed to be the original Shakti Peeth where Goddess Ambaji's heart fell. • Scenic Beauty: Located on Gabbar Hill, providing breathtaking views of nature. • Spiritual Journey: Devotees climb 999 steps or take a ropeway for a peaceful darshan. •Ropeway Ride: A thrilling and convenient way to reach the temple. •Mesmerizing Aarti: The evening aarti and illuminated temple create a magical ambiance. A must-visit for devotees seeking blessings, peace, and spiritual enlightenment.

One of the original 51 Shakti peeths. The hill on which temple is located is very steep, the view from ropeway is amazing A definite visit after ambaji

Gabbar Mountain is a small hillock situated near Ambaji, Gujarat, India. This famous pilgrimage is situated on the border of Gujarat and Rajasthan at a distance of just 5 km from Ambaji. From here, one can see the Arasur mountain. It is considered one of the 51 ancient mythological Shakti Peethas. According to the Puranas, "the Heart" portion of Sati's corpse had fallen here. Its reference is also found in Tantra Chudamani.

"Kumbhariya Jain Temple is a peaceful and spacious place surrounded by greenery. The temple architecture is beautiful, but inside it feels quite dark with less lighting, which gives a sacred and slightly mysterious experience. Overall, a serene and spiritual place to visit."

ONE WORD - Architecture Marvel. So peaceful and all around positive energy.

A Divine Experience at Kumbhariyaji Jain Tirth Kumbhariyaji Jain Tirth is a remarkable pilgrimage destination that blends spiritual serenity with historical significance. Located in a tranquil area, the temple is dedicated to Lord Parshvanath, the 23rd Tirthankara, and stands as a testament to the rich cultural and religious heritage of the Jain community. The history of Kumbhariyaji dates back several centuries, and the temple has long been a significant site for devotees. The idol of Lord Parshvanath is beautifully sculpted, and the temple itself boasts stunning Jain architecture with intricate carvings, ornate pillars, and exquisite detailing that reflects the magnificence of ancient Jain temples. The serene atmosphere of the temple grounds is ideal for meditation and prayer. Many devotees come here to seek blessings, perform rituals, and experience spiritual tranquility. What sets Kumbhariyaji Jain Tirth apart is not just its religious importance but also the incredible peacefulness of the surrounding natural beauty, making it a perfect place to disconnect from the outside world and focus inward. The locals and temple caretakers are incredibly helpful and warm, offering visitors a sense of belonging and community. The temple is well-maintained, and the overall experience, whether for spiritual growth or historical exploration, is immensely enriching. For anyone in search of peace, culture, and deep spiritual connection, a visit to Kumbhariyaji Jain Tirth is highly recommended!

Kumbhariya Jain Temple is one of the hidden gems of Gujarat — a place where spirituality, history, and architecture come together beautifully. Located about 2–3 km from Ambaji Temple, this ancient Jain pilgrimage site is peaceful, divine, and artistically breathtaking. The temple complex consists of five beautifully carved temples, each dedicated to a different Jain Tirthankara. The main temple is devoted to Lord Neminath (the 22nd Tirthankara). These temples are believed to be around 900–1000 years old, built during the Solanki era, and they still retain their original charm and intricate craftsmanship. The stone carvings inside and outside each temple are simply mesmerizing. Every wall, dome, and pillar is decorated with detailed sculptures of gods, goddesses, dancers, and floral designs that show the excellence of ancient artisans. The architecture resembles that of the famous Dilwara Temples of Mount Abu, but Kumbhariya has its own unique grace and tranquility. The temple complex is very well maintained — clean pathways, peaceful surroundings, and a pure spiritual atmosphere. It’s less crowded compared to Ambaji, which makes it an ideal place for devotees who want to meditate or spend some quiet time in prayer. The cool breeze and natural beauty around the area add to the divine feeling. There is a dharamshala (guesthouse) nearby for pilgrims and basic facilities like drinking water, restrooms, and shoe stands. Photography is usually allowed in the outer areas but restricted inside the sanctum, so it’s best to check before clicking pictures. Overall, Kumbhariya Jain Temple is not just a religious destination but also an architectural marvel that reflects the glorious heritage of ancient Gujarat. Whether you are spiritual, artistic, or just love peaceful places, this temple is absolutely worth visiting.

Nice Jain temple with lush green campus. Five temples with 1200 years old Murtis and beautiful carving. Must visit place. WOW

2.5 km from AMBAJI temple. Very peaceful place. New Dharamshala is too gd. Bhojansala is also there. Total 5 Dehraser. Thousands of year old Dehraser.

A place where you can live the history. The temples are magnificent. I visited this during evening time. The calmness, serenity and the dark yet so glorious idol of Lord Neminath magically transposed me to the era of 1100 -1200, the time when this temples were actually built.

Swayambhu Shivling near Ambaji. Idols of Brahma Vishnu and Mahesh is present and also a kund is there where in prickly heat the water for cold. People say Saraswati river starts from here. Even toh will get best marble items like - Tulsi kyara, idols of God/goddesses and much more.

Very beautiful temple about 5 km from Ambaji temple. As per mythology SARASWATI RIVER starts from here. Very good scenery.

15 min drive from Ambaji Tample Amazing peaceful place ,Ancient Tample There is a Kund, you can take bath

A very nice marble temple, only 7 km from ambaji, according to a legend the Saraswati river flows behind this temple

Nice holy place near Ambaji Temple. Frequently get public transport from Ambaji. Big market for marble related products.

Nice and calm place. Please visit this place you can find peace. Loved it

Very beautiful place specially visit in monsoon. Natural streams and river u can enjoy surrounding. Also very big market with affordable price and huge veriety of marble articles.

Amazing Tample Just 10 Min Drive from Ambaji 51 Shaktipith is there Peaceful place, not much rush

This is holy place and Peaceful temple located near Koteshwar. If you visit Ambaji visit this temple feel blessing of Maa.

📜 Historical Roots & Migration - The idol of Shree Kamakshi is said to have originated from Kamakhya, one of the most powerful Shakti Peethas in Assam. - Originally worshipped in Raia village of Salcete taluka, the deity was relocated to Shiroda during the Portuguese era to protect her from religious persecution. - The temple was rebuilt in the late 16th century, nestled amidst serene hills and lush greenery. --- 🏛️ Temple Architecture & Layout - The temple complex, known locally as ‘Thal’, features: - A majestic Mahadwar (temple gate) - A two-storied octagonal tower with a golden Kalash atop the Shikhar - A traditional Sabha Mandap (assembly hall) and a Deepasthambh (lamp tower) - A sacred water tank and multiple shrines within the precinct --- 🌟 Spiritual Significance & Rituals - Kamakshi is revered as a benevolent yet powerful goddess, embodying both peace and strength. - The temple celebrates Amavasya (New Moon) with grand palanquin processions of Kamakshi and Lakshmi Narayan. - Other deities worshipped here include Shri Rayeshwar (Shiva), Shri Lakshminarayana (Vishnu), and Shri Shantadurga. - During Navratri and Jatra, the temple comes alive with rituals like the Divja procession, where married women walk with clay lamps in a glowing tribute to the goddess.

Best Temple In Ambaji. This temple look like south indians temple.

Very nice place to visit Full of peace and dignity There are numerous small temples of many deities Otherwise there not much to spend a hour of you Koteshwar. A nearby temple to also visit

A truly divine experience 🙏 Just 1 km away from Ambaji, the Kamakshi Temple is a serene and spiritually powerful place. It is said to be one of the 51 Shakti Peethas, making the visit even more sacred and special. The temple is beautifully maintained, with a peaceful atmosphere that instantly fills you with devotion and positivity. A must-visit for anyone coming to Ambaji — after darshan at the main Ambaji temple, do take blessings here as well. 🌸✨

Good temple some different

Awesome aarti in evening, If you have time then please wait untill aarti around 7.00 7.30pm they will bring you to the positive vibes completely ❤️❤️❤️

The place is very underrated. It’s a beautiful Shiv Ji temple .. very net and clean . Having a very beautiful mountain very. You can spend a good time by just sitting on the temple premises

It is very beautiful place. This is mahadev temple. I suggest to go at evening and attend 7.00 pm AARTI. Place is on mountain so you love to see scenic view. And in evening you see whole ambaji. Also there is garden near this but i dont know how to reach there. But ultimately very beautiful place. And praking sapce is very small. So i suggest to park near stair. Because at top only 3 cars can park but near stair parking space is big. Thats is why.

Nice peaceful temple place. Best view from here, nature view. Mangaly Garden best view, air flow tells meditation

Visit once without forgetting ! Steep hill of God bole sounds peacefull and energetic ! And that mirror work in temple amused me passionately ! Such a green view 😍 make my eyes standstill at that scene!And small mirrored temple with shivling give me much strength to stand me in my difficult situation 🙏! Har Har Bhole !

Good place for spending time with GF ...& also it is Family Garden and what can I say about shiva temple ...must visit

watchable place in ambaji. very beautiful n peaceful natural place. just 1km away from ambaji.

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"Balaram Palace Resort is a royal retreat! The resort's stunning architecture, lush greenery, and serene surroundings offer a perfect blend of luxury and tranquility. The spacious rooms, delicious food, and excellent service make for a memorable stay. A great destination for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Needs hygiene cleanines in rooms (Windows/ balcony)and in restaurant service should also be given importance to small family , not only to BIG groups , residents should have preferred service in restaurant

My recent getaway to Balaram Palace Resort was a serene and rejuvenating retreat, especially as a vegetarian. Nestled amidst 13 acres of lush Aravalli hills, terraced uplands, and meticulously manicured gardens next to the Balaram River, the resort offered ever-present natural beauty and tranquility. All meals were a vegetarian’s delight. The on-site multi-cuisine restaurant serves purely vegetarian Indian, Gujarati, Punjabi, Chinese—and even special Jain dishes—with fresh ingredients and authentic flavors . Guests frequently praise the “tasty” food, with large portions and exceptional quality . I found each dish—whether a vibrant Gujarati thali, spicy paneer curry, or crisp Chinese starters—elegantly prepared and satisfying. The swimming pool was another highlight. Surrounded by greenery and serene lawns, it provided a refreshing haven under the sun. Guests described it as well-maintained and a perfect place to unwind . I loved floating in the calm water, snacking by the poolside, and relishing the peaceful ambiance. Beyond food and pool, the resort’s heritage architecture and peaceful corners added to the charm. Friendly staff and birdsong mornings made it feel like a retreat from city life. Balaram Palace Resort balanced delicious vegetarian cuisine, a relaxing poolside, and a beautifully calm environment—making my stay unforgettable.

Poor service in restaurant, you need to find waiters to order food. At least when you charging customers premium, please offer premium service. I don’t recommend for restaurant.

Balaram Palace Resort is a distinguished heritage hotel located in Chitrasani Village, Banaskantha district, Gujarat. Originally constructed between 1922 and 1936 by Nawab Sir Tale Muhammad Khan as a royal hunting retreat, the palace showcases a blend of neo-classical and baroque architectural styles. Set amidst 13 acres of terraced gardens within the Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary, the resort offers a serene escape surrounded by natural beauty . Accommodation The resort features 34 air-conditioned rooms, each thoughtfully designed to reflect the grandeur of its royal heritage while providing modern comforts: Nawab Suite: The most opulent offering, featuring a king-size bed, separate dressing and drawing rooms, and views of the Moghul Garden, Aravalli hills, and Balaram River. Begum Suite: A spacious room with a queen-size bed, additional dressing room, and a private balcony overlooking the gardens. Royal Suites: Seven suites with garden views, each including a dressing room and wooden flooring. Royal Rooms: Eighteen newly constructed rooms with modern amenities and marble flooring imported from Dubai. Royal Tents: Five independent, fully air-conditioned tents with sitting areas and balconies facing the lawn. Heritage Rooms: Original palace rooms offering views of the Moghul Garden, Aravalli hills, and Balaram River, featuring wooden flooring and classic furnishings. Facilities & Activities Guests can enjoy a range of amenities and activities, including: Dining: The "Chitrasani" multi-cuisine restaurant serves North Indian, Chinese, and Continental dishes. Recreation: A well-maintained swimming pool, health club, children's play area, and indoor/outdoor games. Events: Two banquet halls accommodating up to 100 guests, suitable for conferences and special gatherings. Outdoor Activities: Sightseeing tours, safaris, and nature walks can be arranged upon request. Additional Services: Wi-Fi connectivity, helipad facility for VIP guests, laundry services, and car rental services. Packages & Events Balaram Palace Resort offers tailored packages for various events: Conference Package: Starting at ₹750 + tax per person, including venue options like the Mughal Garden and conference halls. Destination Wedding Package: Priced at ₹4,50,000 + tax for one night, accommodating 110 guests with stay and one lawn included. Catering and decoration services are available at additional costs. Location & Accessibility Situated approximately 15 km from Palanpur Junction Railway Station, the resort is easily accessible by road and rail. Its location within the Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary offers guests the opportunity to explore the rich biodiversity of the region, including various species of flora and fauna.

We actually visited this place twice: first to collect BIB & second to participate in a marathon. The conference hall, the garden and the overall exterior look amazing, and it has some great vibes too. Apart from having lifts 🛗, they also have golf carts to help disabled and senior citizens to reach the hotel premises from the entrance (even we got the ride), which makes it more accessible ♿ and friendly.

This rating is solely based on coffee experience. We didn't stay there. The garden is well maintained. There is a cover charge of ₹300 per person if you are just visiting. You can redeem the full value at the restaurant inside. They have a smaller coffee place and a restaurant. We went for coffee. The design and layout was weird and it had musty smell. The server was attentive and good. The cutlets were good but cold coffee was a disaster.

Wonderful experience, well maintained, poojari are so good cooperative. Carving of old statues and new temple structure is wonderful. First time seen a 24 tirthankar Mata carving on a single marble. Various devi statues like Ambika devi, Padmavati devi, Saraswati, Lakshmi et, and statues of all suri maharaja are wonder of this temple.

Visited Aug 2022. On my recent trip to Palanpur I visited both the 'motu' and 'nanu' Jain derasars. Both were very nice, have the calm serene vibe typical of Jain mandirs. But somehow I preferred the 'nanu' derasar. It has a certain charm that this, the larger one, will never have. See attached pics. Diff to photograph the exterior due to lack of space.

Jain derasar is redeveloped on old Jain derasar. This development is very strong and modern civil work. In this derasar so many workers works 3 years and crafted on marbles for designed in old architecture pattern. You wish calm and silent environment must visit there.

One of the sacred place. The Mulnayak Bhagwan Shri Pallaviya Parshavanath is counted in the 108 Prachin Parshvanath. The newly built temple is magnificent. The carvings on the exterior and interior walls and ceilings of the wall is extremely good. There is facility for dharmashala and Bhojanshala near the temple. Come to this divine place and get the blessings of Lord Pallaviya Parswanath.

Broad history behind this majestic temple. Its holy place of jain religion. And very great sculpture created in the temple. You have must visit special if you interested in architecture.

Very peaceful and calm jain temple in palanpur, gujarat. The buildings were under construction but have been made awesome.

Very good architecture and designing