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Last update: February 28, 2024, 09:38 IST
Bhujio Kotho is an ancient five-storied structure situated next to the Lakhota tank near Khambhaliya Gate in Jamnagar. (Image: Shutterstock)
Bhujio Kotho is an ancient five-storied structure situated next to the Lakhota tank near Khambhaliya Gate in Jamnagar. From the top of the gigantic structure you can see a beautiful view of the city.
Anant Ambani, son of Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani, will marry Radhika Merchant, daughter of industrialist Viren Merchant, on July 12. The pre-wedding festivities of the bride and groom-to-be will be held in the beautiful Jamnagar City, Gujarat from March 1 to 3. Apart from Indian celebrities, politicians and industrialists, global personalities will arrive in Jamnagar to celebrate Anant and Radhika's pre-wedding festivities.
The ancient port city of Jamnagar is known for its panoramic views, variety of flora and fauna and most importantly, its historical monuments that house the rich cultural heritage of Gujarat. If Jamnagar is on your bucket list and you love history and travel, then you must visit these historical places that feature the iconic tourist spots of the city.
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Historical places to visit in Jamnagar
- Bhujio KothoBhujio Kotho is an ancient five-story structure situated next to the Lakhota tank, near the Khambhaliya gate. The strong walls loaded with bricks have different holes to place weapons and rifles that functioned as a form of defense. From the top of the gigantic structure you can see a beautiful view of the city of Jamnagar. The place also houses an important collection of armory objects.
- Pratap Vilas PalaceLocated near Lake Lakhota, Pratap Vilas Palace is a stunning example of the fusion of Rajput, European and Indian architecture. Now converted into a museum, this majestic palace offers travelers a glimpse into the bygone era of the Maharajas' way of life. The museum is a must-see for history buffs as it offers an extraordinary collection of antiques.
- Darbargadh PalaceThe Darbargadh Palace is a stunning architectural marvel that is a testimony to the illustrious past and royal lineage of Jamnagar. Built in 1540 AD, the palace exhibits a fusion of European and Rajput architectural designs, displaying an elaborately carved façade, imposing arches and grand balconies.
- Lakhota Palace and LakeLocated next to the calm waters of Lake Lakhota, the 19th-century Lakhota Palace features stunning architectural design and a museum featuring an impressive collection of antiquities, sculptures and weapons. You can enjoy a picturesque boat ride on Lake Lakhota, take a leisurely walk around the palace and admire the pristine beauty.
- Swami Narayan TempleDevotees seeking inner peace and solitude can visit the Swami Narayan Temple in Jamnagar. The rich cultural heritage of Gujarat is reflected in the temple's impressive architecture, which is decorated with intricate designs, motifs and complex scriptures.
- Narara Marine National ParkA paradise for nature lovers, Narara Marine National Park allows tourists to experience the vast corals without having to immerse themselves in the waters. This area is home to 42 tropical islands along with a variety of sea creatures such as sea turtles, puffer fish, crabs, sponges and lobsters. If you wish, you can also embark on snorkeling adventures.
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