Gujarat

5.5Kshares Gujarat has been the centre of art and culture. It is synonymous to important forts, monuments and places of historic importance. Apart from the lip smacking food and thalis, Gujarat has a lot more to offer. If you are planning a trip there in the near future, this article …

4shares Vadodara is called the cultural capital of Gujrat and rightly so.  The city shows the perfect confluence of Hindu, Muslim and Gujarati architecture. This blend of architecture is a result of the mixed heritage of the area. The history of the monarchs is reflected in the monumental legacies they …

5.8Kshares The rich state of Gujarat is well known for its architectural wonders and its historic sites. It also has a rich culture that enhances the experience of its tourists. The lively place of Gujarat becomes even note energised at its fairs and festivals. It is her where you can …

6.0Kshares Gujarat is by far the most culturally diverse and colorful state of India. This western state has seen all kinds of kings and rulers. Commercialization and industrialization has boosted the economical earnings of the state. Ahmedabad, the present largest city and former state capital of Gujarat is an essential …

6.0Kshares Ahmedabad, the capital of the rich, vibrant and vivacious state of Gujarat is a prime tourist destination for one and all. Be it cultural deepness or natural diversity, Ahmedabad has an abundance of temptations for its guests. A commercial and industrial hub, Ahmedabad offers a surreal taste of Gujarat …

6.0Kshares Gujarat is a culturally rich paradise with a balanced amalgamation of modernity and diverse religiousness. Be it the beautiful temples, astonishing mosques or the stunning Rann of Kutch, from the simple yet phenomenal Gandhi’s Sabarmati Ashram to the Gir National Park for wildlife lovers, this state ensures you for …

6.0Kshares Kutch region in Gujarat is known all over for its barren, white desert that covers more than 40,000 sq.km. Kutch or Katchch, refers to the way it is submerged during the monsoon season and completely dry otherwise. The Great Rann of Kutch borders Pakistan and is famous for its …

4.4Kshares Bhavnagar in the Indian state of Gujarat, was founded by the rulers of Sihor and was initially a port-city. Founded by Bhavsinhji Gohil, the state was run by the Gohil Rajput dynasty and therefore is a living testimony to a rich Rajput culture and an even a richer port-city that …

5.4Kshares Dwarka is located in the western-most part of Gujarat. It is known as the ‘golden city’. The town has religious and historical significance because according to Hindu folklore, the place is listed as one of the ‘sacred’ cities. The name comes from ‘dwara’ which means door and ‘ka’ which …

5.7Kshares Deemed as one of the best cities to live in, Ahmedabad is the pride of Gujarat. This spacious city is famous for its kite festivals during Uttarayan, and the Navratra celebrations of Ahmedabad are famous throughout India, and even some parts of the world. The largest city of Gujarat …