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Ambaji Temple

Ambaji Temple which is situated in Danta Taluka of Banaskantha District, North Gujarat and is well known thought India. More than Thousands Devotees come at Ambaji Temple. The Government of Gujarat take upon itself to look after their comfort, mental peace and other facilities provided to devotees.Also to Sculpt the temple with Kalash of Gold with finest of Details.

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Dantiwada Dam

Dantiwada Dam is located in near the 2 km Dantiwada Village. Dam is Beauty of Nature and Venture of Gujarat Government. also call Picnic place and tourist place. you can see the water fall and river of that Dantiwada Dam. lots of water to see in the Dantiwada Dam. also nearest tourist place and picnic spot Jessore Sloth Bear Sanctuary.

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Mangalya Van

Nestled atop a hillock i.e. Kailash tekri around a kilometer and half from the Ambaji Temple on the Khedbrahma Highway is Mangalya Van, a unique garden that is of late drawing hordes of tourists. One has to climb steps to reach Kailash tekri and Mangalya Van, which is also surrounded by water bodies.

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Jessore Sloth Bear Sanctuary

About 45 kilometres from Palanpur, Jessore Sloth Bear Sanctuary is located. Its primary mission is to ensure the survival of the elusive sloth bear. The Jessore Sloth Bear Sanctuary was established in 1978 and is located in the Banaskantha district, encompassing an area of around 180 square kilometres.

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Gabbar Hill:

Gabbar (or Gabbargadh), a small hillock about four km to the west of Ambaji village, is believed to have been the original seat of the goddess, the site of Krishna’s tonsorial ceremony (ritual head-shaving), and the abode of the divine Mahishasur-Mardini.

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Balaram Palace Resort

Balaram Palace Resort, once the hunting retreat of the Lohani Nawab of Palanpur, is now a Boutique hotel. It was built between 1922-1936 by the 29th ruler of Palanpur, His Highness Zubd-ul-Mulk Dewan Mahakhan Nawab Sir Taley Muhammad Khan Lohani. It is a graceful manifestation of neo-classical and baroque architectural style.

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Nada Bet

Travel to Nada Bet, a small slice of land jutting into a sprawling lake, where the Seema Darshan is held. It is an opportunity for travellers to see the workings of an army post on the border of India. Some of the activities and sights that will interest the traveller include the retreat ceremony against the backdrop of a glorious orange sunset where the Border Security Force (BSF) jawans put up a gallant show of marching with pride to end another day of guarding the borders. A weapon display and photo gallery at Nada Bet includes guns, tanks and other sophisticated devices that help in keeping the border and inland places secure.

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Bhagyabhumi Nabhashchandra Parshwadham

Palanpur is a famous city for Jains. It has a distinguished history.

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- The legendary Tapagachchadhi Pati Parampujya Acharyaji Sri Somsundarsuriswarji Maharaja (Ranakpur Tirtha Pratisthacharya) and Akbar Pratibodhak Parampujya Acharyaji Sri Vijayahirsurishwarji Maharaja were born in Palanpur.

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- Sripallaviya Parshvanatha Prabhu is one of the 108 Parshwanath. The pages of the scriptures are filled with descriptions of the generous devotion of the Jain devotees here.

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VARAI DHAM GOLDEN TEMPLE

Nestled along the Palanpur-Deesa Highway in Gujarat, the Varai Dham Golden Temple stands as a serene beacon of spirituality and devotion. This Hindu temple, dedicated to Varahi Mata, captivates visitors with its peaceful atmosphere and beautifully maintained surroundings. Though its exterior may appear unassuming, the temple houses 14 striking idols of various deities, along with three additional idols in a nearby shrine, creating a visually stunning and spiritually enriching experience

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Shri Pallavia Parshwanath Shwetambar Jain Tirth

he history of Bhiladiya is both fascinating and ancient. The site was once a prosperous city known as “Trambavati” and later “Bhimpalli,” as mentioned in Jain scriptures. This city was renowned for its 125 Jain temples, stone wells, lakes, and various other religious structures. Unfortunately, the exact history of Bhimpalli is unclear, but it is believed to have been a significant center for Jain culture.

In the 13th-14th centuries, the city was well-documented through stone inscriptions. Acharya Shri Jinpatisuri was given Diksha here in V.S. 1218, and Acharya Shri Somprabhsuriji visited in V.S. 1273. The temple saw various renovations, including the installation of an idol of Gautam Gandhar in V.S. 1334.

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Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary

The Ambaji Temple is a popular Hindu shrine near the Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Ambaji. The temple is known for its rich cultural heritage and is a popular tourist destination.

Balaram Palace is a historical palace near the Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary known for its stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage.

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Balaram Palace

The Lohani Nawab who reigned over the region of Palanpur or Banaskantha was believed to have utilized the Balaram Palace as his favourite resting place. Historical records claim that the Balaram Place was constructed between the years 1922 and 1936, by the 29th king of Palanpur. The interiors of this grand palace have been inspired by the neo-classical and baroque style of architecture.

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Koteshwar Mahadev Temple history

The story of Koteshwar begins with Ravana, who won a boon from Lord Shiva for an outstanding display of piety. This boon was the gift of a Shiva linga of great spiritual power, but which Ravana, in his arrogant haste, accidentally dropped and it fell to earth at Koteshwar.