jamnagar
Jamnagar is the capital of southern India’s Gujarat state. Jamnagar the Jewel of Kathiawar is on the coast of Gulf of Kutch in the state of Gujarat.
Shree Subhash Market
About the location: Jamnagar’s colourful vegetable market dates back to the 18th century and resembles a crumbling colosseum. The thrum of the city can be felt in the bustling market, especially in the market. For travellers, this is a hotspot for photo opportunities. Brief History: The market was built in the 18th century as the hub for commercial activities in the city. Best time to visit: The best time to visit is between November and February.
Shivrajpur Beach
About The Place: Dwarka makes an excellent base for a holiday of sightseeing, pilgrimage, beach activities and even watching birds and marine life. From Dwarka, head for the beaches of Shivrajpur just 15 minutes north of the Rukmani temple. This long, pristine beach stretches near the shivrajpur village, between a lighthouse and a rocky shoreline. It is ideal for a long walk. Other must visit coastal sites near Dwarka are Okha Madhi for its fine sands and Poshitara for its coral reefs and marine life. The Charakhla salt pans near Mithapur attract thousands of flamingoes, hundreds of pelicans, flocks of painted storks and a variety of other birds. From Okha, you can take the ferry to the island of Bet Dwarka which has temples, fine beaches and a profusion of marine life.
BEST PLACES
Jamnagar is ideally located to explore the coastline that stretches till Dwarka, one of the most important Hindu pilgrimages. Also known as Chhoti Kashi, Jamnagar is dotted with several Hindu and Jain temples, the most important ones being the ancient Sun Temple and Bal Hanuman Temple. According to a legend, the region where the city is situated now was the place where Lord Krishna used to live after he moved out of Mathura. Darbargadh Palace and Pratap Vilas Palace are fine examples of Rajput style of architecture. The city has rich culture and has many remnants of the past preserved in the form of forts and palaces that have been maintained even today. The Lakhota Palace and Museum along with Bhujio Khoto are some more places you must visit.
Narara Marine National Park
At a distance of 56 km from Jamnagar Railway Station, Narara Marine National Park is a marine wildlife sanctuary in the Gulf of Kutch near Jamnagar. Situated next to Vadinar Village, it is the first Marine national park in India, and among the top places of sightseeing in Jamnagar.
BAPS Swaminarayan Temple
At a distance of 6 km from Jamnagar Railway Station, BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir is a Hindu Temple located on Dwarka Road in the outskirts of Jamnagar city. Situated opposite to the airport, it is one of the popular Swaminarayan Temples in Gujarat and among the best places to visit in Jamnagar as part of Jamnagar Tour.
Jain Temples
At a distance of 5 km from Jamnagar Railway Station, the Jain Temple complex is a cluster of four Jain temples situated in the Chandi Bazaar area of Jamnagar. The complex is one of the popular places of pilgrimage for Jains and among the prominent Jamnagar places to visit.The four Jan temples in the complex are dedicated to various Tirthankaras of the Jain Sect.
FOOD
Planning to visit Jamnagar with your family and friends? Or even visiting the city on a business trip? If you’re a foodie and do not want to miss out on any of the treats Jamnagar has to provide, well, you are at the right place.
