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12 places to explore — hand-picked across Gujarat.
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Gujarat
Chotila Hill rises abruptly from the flat plains of the Surendranagar district in Saurashtra, a near-symmetrical cone standing about 350 metres high. It is best known as the seat of the goddess Cha…
Dakor is a temple town in the Kheda district of central Gujarat, built around the Ranchhodraiji Temple and the stone-stepped Gomti Lake. Its Krishna deity is one of the region's most revered; local…
Don Hill Station is an emerging, hill village deep within the Sahyadri mountain range in the Dang district of South Gujarat. At about 1,000 metres it matches Saputara in elevation but remains entir…
Gondal is a preserved, sophisticated royal heritage town in the Rajkot district of Saurashtra. Historically operating as a prominent first-class princely state ruled by the progressive and visionar…
Idar Hill, resting prominently inside the Sabarkantha district of North Gujarat, is a rugged, mountain destination, known for a topography of massive, monolithic pink granite boulders balanced on t…
Kalo Dungar, or Black Hill, is the highest point in Kutch, rising about 462 metres above the desert not far from the Pakistan border. It is famous for the view from its edge, where the land drops a…
Saputara is Gujarat's only hill station, which makes it modest by Himalayan standards and genuinely useful if you are anywhere near Surat or Ahmedabad. It sits at about a thousand metres in the Da…
A pristine Blue Flag-certified beach known for turquoise waters and fine white sand. It is ideal for swimming, scuba diving, and water sports.
The Statue of Unity, at 182 metres the tallest statue in the world, honours Sardar Vallabhbai Patel and stands beside the Narmada dam. The surrounding Kevadia (Ekta Nagar) area has grown into a maj…
Wilson Hills is a small hill retreat in the Dharampur area of Valsad district, set around 2,500 feet up in the Pangarbari forests — one of the few hill spots in Gujarat from which, on a clear day, …
Famous for dark black sand, local legends, and street food stalls serving Surati snacks like bhajiya and sweet corn.
A popular weekend destination surrounded by palm groves, offering open sea views and local food vendors.
