The state of Bombay was divided into two states i.e. Maharashtra and Gujarat by the Bombay (Reorganisation) Act 1960
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Visit to this place is like a pilgrimage,once the Home of Mohandas Karmchand Gandhi popularly known as Mahatma Gandhi for several years remembers us how a saint use the weapon of non violence and truth can work which made it possible to give up power by than most powerful British rule and they had to end up their colonial rule in India, Memories are afresh their even today ,we can see how a very simple man lead a bloodless revolution and how simply he lived here,Simple but peaceful home at the bank of sabarmati river,thanks----SSS--
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It’s a nice place where you feel close to Mahatma. His life is explained in photos nicely. The 3 storey haveli is maintained nicely.
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Best pilgrimage place. Very nice atmosphere. Spaces place ample parking & good seating arrangement. Near to Ahmedabad & Gandhinager.
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It's a monument dedicated to lord Swaminarayan made up of pink stone. It houses life story of lord Swaminarayan in pictures and his prasadik items. The complex also houses exhibition halls which exhibits various teachings and philosophy of lord Swaminarayan. It has one world famous attraction light and sound show which is based on a spiritual theme. Amusement park for children and Swaminarayan vegetarian restaurant is also there. It's a very good experience to be here and enjoy the inner peace and happiness. Blessings of nilkanth is spiritual gift
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The historical sights within the Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park are scattered around over a large area. Private transportation is must to move around and see all the sites. A good amount of time is required to see all the sites. We reached around 2PM and could see only some of the sites which are located near the base of the Pavagad Hill, as the closing time is 5PM. Some sites are manned by Archaeological Survey of India guards and need an entrance ticket. One ticket gets you entry to all the sites. Some sites are situated on the way to the Kalikamata Temple situated on top of the Pavagad Hill. If you plan to see both the temple & the ruins, full day is easily required. The main site of Saher ki Masjid is situated opposite the Pavagad bus stand, here the guard was very helpful and he patiently explained about all the scattered sites with an informative & illustrated book published by the Archaeological Survey of India which is also available for sale at the ticket counter for Rs100. It is a good idea to buy this book as it helps to plan all the sights that one wants to see. We later saw Jami Masjid, Kevda Masjid & Cenotaph, Nagina Masjid & Cenotaph, Iteri Masjid, Ek Minar Ki Masjid Some of the sites are well preserved and are a sight to behold with well maintained gardens. If you are in Baroda make it a point to visit this place.
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I visited this place during my 2 days stay in Rajkot in January 18.The place is situated inside narrow streets of city which is always crowded now days.This place is having historical importance of being Ganshiji's childhood home till age of 7-8.There are pictures inside well maintained and for tourists viewing.
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This is a religious site. The city of virpur became famous after the Birth of the saint Jalaram. The temple tells the story of the event and miracles occurred in the life of Saint Jalaram. The local people still feels the divine presence of saint Jalaram around them. The temple also has the "JHOLI" and "DANDA" given by god to Virbai Maa and the Original Hanumanji's Idol.
great place to visit and very popular, with hindu's only temple in India where they do not accept donations! Temple very small and despite crowds ( busiest on Thursday) , did not have to queue up for long for darshans. On less busy days , free Kichadi and Kadi served in temple on busy days they have prasad hall next to railway station. Car park quite a distance from temple which has many nick nack stalls on the way but bargain hard - most only accept cash only.
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It is named Chotila hill is a holly place of Temple of MAA CHAMUNDA. The temple is on the hill and one have to climb the hill to reach there. A small Temple of Maa Chamunda is also there at taleti(base) for those pilgrims who can to climb the hill. Chotila hill is on the highway of Ahmedabad -Rajkot. Parking is available at base and rooms for stay is also available. The climbing stair is covered with shelter so one can climb the hill in any season.
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