Top 6 untold best place to visit in Gujarat

Gujarat is one of the states of India that you can continue to explore while having the impression that you still have a lot to see. If you are trying to specify your choice of activities in Gujarat, we are here to help you define our list of must-see sites. Here:

Best 6 untold best place to visit in Gujarat

6. Saputara

If you think that Gujarat is entirely devoted to forts, palaces, temples and the jungle, think again, this refined state also has a mountain resort in its neighborhood, Saputara. Nestled in the Sahyadri hills in the middle of the dang forest, Sapatura is an ultra-cool retreat that offers the people of Gujarat a respite from the wet weather. The tourist centers of honey bees, rose gardens, lakes, lake steps, Gira waterfalls, Mahal forest, Gandhi Shikhar and Sunrise Point are Sapatura's most visited tourist attractions.

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5. Dholavira

250 km from the district of Bhuj, in Gujarat, nestles an ancient city, Dholavira; it highlights Harappa culture and its magnificent civilization. Second largest in India and fifth in the Indian subcontinent, this site of Harappa is the only place that marks the presence of the culture harappa from 2900 to 1500 BCE. On a trip to Dolavira, you can walk through sun-dried buildings, a 5,000 year old stepwell, old reservoirs. To reach Dolavira, you will have to travel six kilometers from Ahmedabad. Accommodation options are very limited to Dolavira so; you can stay in Ahmedabad or go to Bhuj for the great Rann of Kutch.

4. Palitana Jain Temple, Bhavnagar

Located at the top of Shetrunjai Hill, the Palitana Temple is one of Jain's most sacred temples in India. He is known for his 3,000 brilliantly carved temples. It is believed that the first Jain Tirthankara, Adinath, visited this hill while his main disciple, Pundarika, attained enlightenment here. According to the records, there are about 109 large temples and 873 small shrines containing about 7,000 images in total, built over 900 years from the 11th century by the Jain community. To reach the temple, it will climb 3800 steps. For seniors, a palanquin service (palki) is readily available. The panoramic view of Palitana has developed as one moves towards the temple. From the top of the temple, you can see the panoramic view of the Gulf of Cambay and the countryside.Note: the faithful usually start their climb early in the morning and make their descent in the evening because the night access is not allowed.

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3. Temple of the Sun, Modhera

Built in 1027 AD, the Sun Temple is one of the Indian sanctuaries still dedicated to the Sun god. It is the embodiment of the exquisite Hindu temple of the Solanki dynasty. The temple is divided into three parts, perfectly aligned from east to west, according to the passage of the deity of the sun. Inside the temple complex, you can see a suryakand or stepwell, a prayer room (also known as Sabhamandapa) resting on 52 pillars and another room (Gudhamandara) leading to the inner sanctum called Garbhagrah. The temple of the Sun is located in Mehsana district in Gujarat. You can travel to Ahmedabad by car or bus.

2. Sanctuary of the wild ass, the little Rann of Kutch

When it comes to wildlife sites, a vivid picture of the lush jungle with countless trees and plants clicks on our mind, but that's not it. Some wildlife sanctuaries can be found in severe deserts and the best example is the Wild Ass Sanctuary. Located in Little Run of Kutch on an area of ​​5,000 square kilometers, the Wild Ass Sanctuary in Kutch is the only home of the wild donkey in India. In addition to the wild donkey, the sanctuary is home to 31 other types of mammals, including chinkara (Indian gazelle), Jackals, Caracals, Nilgais (the largest antelope in Asia), Indian wolves, blackbucks, striped hyenas, etc. wild donkeys in the sanctuary and can be best seen in October and November. Tourists visiting the sanctuary can book their stay at resorts and hotels near the sanctuary. Day safaris from Dhrandadhra, Zainabad and Dasada are offered by the resort. Wild Ass Sanctuary is no less than an empyrean for tourists, needless to say - all kinds!

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1. Uparkot Fort, Junagadh

Located in the heart of Junagadh City, Uperkot Fort was built in 319 BC. AD by Chandragupta Maurya, founder of the Maurya empire. In 2300 years, this fort has faced many sieges, has seen blood flowing, has witnessed the chivalric knighthood of many kings, but remains high for the protection of the city. Somewhere, like its exteriors, the interiors of the fort are equally impressive. Inside, the fort houses a Jumma masjid, Buddhist caves, a 300-foot moat and wells. For lovers of architecture and design, Fort Uperkot is a must visit on holiday in Gujarat.