Archeology in Gujarat
Explore the best archeology in Gujarat — curated places with photos, practical details and how-to-reach information for your trip.
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Adalaj Vav
Built entirely of sandstone, one can enter into this step-well from three sides, which consist of octagonal landings with huge carved colonnades and intricately…
Archaeological Park
Archaeological Park is one of the notable places to visit in Gujarat.
Ashokan Edicts
Junagadh Ashokan Edicts are also known as Ashok Shilalekh. The other two epigraphs depict the breaking of the dams on the Sudarshan Lake that occurred because of a…
Bhadra Fort and Teen Darwaza
When it comes to monuments in Ahmedabad, Bhadra fort is one name that indeed deserves a special mention. Constructed in the year 1411 A.D. during the rule of…
Citadel of Mahmud Beghada
Champaner Citadel of Mahmud Beghada is a rectangular shaped stunning structure. It is very expansive and measures around three-quarters of a mile in length and 280…
Dada Hari Wav
Dada Hari Vav is an octagonal shaped well, which is located below the ground level. This underground well has been intricately carved in the typical Gujarati…
Dholavira Ruins
Dholavira is an ancient town situated in the state of Gujarat. It lies on the North West corner of the Khadir Island and stands surrounded by water in the monsoons…
Durbar Gadh Bhuj
Darbargadh in Bhuj is a royal enclosure, which was fragmented into a cluster of apartments that were dwelled by the various sections of the royal family. Each…
Fort of St Jerome
As you enter the complex of Daman Fort of St.Jerome you shall first notice the opulent gateway facing the river with a large statue of St. Jerome who was one of the…
Fortim do Mar
Diu Fortim-do-Mar is one of the very magnificent and unique sites to visit in Diu. This famous monument has an excellent stone structure. Standing right at the…
Harappan Ruins Lothal
One of the southernmost outposts of the Indus civilisation, and certainly one of the most interesting of Harrapan townplanning, Lothal is around 80 kms from…
Kaba Gandhi No Delo
How the residence got its name has an interesting reason behind it. Mahatma Gandhi's father, Karamchand Gandhi, was popularly known as Kaba Gandhi. This is the…
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