Unveil the Legendary Past in Historical Attraction

1. Unveil the Legendary Past in Historical Attractions of Gujarat Estate of vibrant cultures, history, awe-inspiring architecture, and lip-smacking delights, Gujarat welcomes tourists from all over the world. The state beholds 4500 years of history that surprisingly displayed in its historical architectures of Gujarat. From remnants to temples, from heritage to the desert, Gujarat narrates a tale of legendary past. Here are some of the most popular historical attractions of the state which you must explore in Gujarat Holidays – Rani Ki Vav – A memorial site of King Bhimdev 1 was constructed by Rani Udayamati in 1036 AD. It was a water reservoir which is now just a dried step-well. Rani ki Vav is an iconic archeological site of Gujarat which is situated in Patan. It is one of the UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites of India that showcases the fascinating artistry of craftsmanship and rich history via sculptures. Vijay Vilas Palace – Constructed by Rao Vijayraj in 1929 at Mandvi Beach, the palace is a residential site of Jadeja rulers of Kutch province. Still, the palace is used by the royal families of Kutch. The structure of Vijay Vilas Palace is a perfect blend of Rajput, Mughal, and Victorian style of architecture. The palace covers a massive area of about 450 acres of land. Sidi Saiyyed Mosque – The mosque is located in Ahmedabad which has been dated back to 1573 AD and was built by Sidi Saiyyed, slave of Sultan Ahmed Shah. It is been consider as the marvel of Sultanate structures. The mosque is the finest example of Indo-Saracenic style element. The architecture is finely adorned with chiseled marble and intricate jaalis windows. Sun Temple – Located in Modhera, the sun temple is one of the most-explored historical attractions of Gujarat. It is the marvel on land which is situated on the bank of Pushpavati River. This temple is dedicated to Sun God and was built in 1026 AD by Bhima I of the Chalukya Dynasty.

2. Sun Temple of Modhera is also a part of Seven Wonders of India. Laxmi Vilas Palace – Is the royal dwelling of a royal family of Vadodara, Gaekwad. The magnificent palace was built by Maharaja Sayaji Rao III and it is 4 times bigger than Buckingham Palace. The citadel covers an area of 500 acres including a golf course, zoo, private railway, lush green lawns, etc. It is the finest architecture of the Indo-Saracenic Revival style of structure. What is the best time to visit Gujarat? Throughout the year, Gujarat enjoys variant climatic conditions but winters are considered to be the best time to plan your Holidays in Gujarat. Summers in Gujarat is very hot and during monsoon, the state observes the moderate rainfall. Thus the months of October to March are the best time to visit Gujarat. How to reach Gujarat? By air – There are 17 airports in Gujarat, out of which Sardar Vallabhai Patel International Airport is well- connected with the other major cities of India. By train – Gujarat railways are well-linked with the rest of the cities of India. There are many railway stations in Gujarat but the most popular ones are Ahmedabad Railway Station, Vadodara Railway station, Rajkot Railway station, and Surat railway station. Many superfast trains are available from Delhi and Mumbai to reach Gujarat. By bus – Many AC and non-AC buses are available to reach Gujarat by bus. The Gujarat roadways are connected with the several cities of the country. The land of legends and lions, Gujarat is blessed with heritage palaces, waterfalls, shrines, white desert, wildlife, etc which are a part of Gujarat Tourism. In your Gujarat Tour Package, make a visit to include all these places in your travel itinerary to get one of the best traveling experiences in Gujarat.