Gujarat at a Glance - Quick Tourist facts

Architectural and Historical Places
Adalaj ni Vav
Ambaji
Ahmedabad
Bhavnagar
Dabhoi
Dwarka
Gandhinagar
Gop Moti
Junagadh
Kumbhariya
Lothal
Modera
Idar
Palitana
Patan
Pindara
Sidhpur
Somnath
Taranga Hill
Vadnagar
Vallabhipur
Sarkhej

Holiday Camp and Picnic Spots
Ahmadpur Mandvi
Chanod
Balaram
Chorvad
Dandi
Dumas
Dwarka
Galteswar
Hajira
Kabirvad
Lothal
Modera
Nal Sarovar
Nimetha
Palitana
Pavagadh
Porbandar
Saputara
Shuklatirth
Sikka
Somnath
Tithal
Tulsishyam
Ubharat
Veraval
Wankaner

Pilgrim Centre
Ambaji
Arnej
Becharaji
Bet Dwarka
Bhdresar
Bhavnagar
Bhidbhanjan
Charadva
Chotila
Dakor
Dwarka
Gadhada
Ghela Somnath
Girnar
Gondal
Harsiddh Mata
Idar
Jadeshwar
Junagadh
Kayavrohan
Khedbrahma
Koteshwar
Kumbharia
Mahudi
Matano Madh
Miradatar (Unava)
Nareshwar
Palitana
Pavagadh
Por
Shankheshwar
Shamlaji
Sidhpur
Somnath
Talaja
Taranga Hill
Tarnetar
Udwada
Unjha
Vadtal
Vautha
Vireshwar
Virpur
Visavadar

Handicrafts
Anjar
Bhuj
Bharuch
Idar
Jamnagar
Mahuva
Patan
Rajula
Sankheda
Surat

Hill Resort
Ambaji
Girnar
Palitana
Pavagadh
Saputara
Taranga Hill

Hot Water Springs
Lasundra
Unai
Tuva
TulsiShyam

Lake
Ajwa
Chandola
Kankaria (Ahmedabad)
Malav Tank (Dholka)
Munsar Tank (Viramgam)
Nal Sarovar
Sahastraling (Patan)

Wild Life Sanctuary
Nal Sarovar
Sasan Gir
Rann of Kachchh
Velavadar

Irrigation Scheme
Dantivada
Dharoi
Kadana
Kakrapar
Narmada (Navagam)
Panam
Ukai
Vanakhori (Mahi)

Airports
Ahmedabad
Bhavnagar
Bhuj
Jamnagar
Keshod
Porbandar
Rajkot
Surat
Vadodara

Industrial Centre
Ankleshwar
Bhaktinagar
Gandhidham
Gandhnagar
Halol
Kadi
Makerpura
Sachin
Vapi
Vatva

Information about various districts in the state of Gujarat

Ahmedabad
Headquarter: Ahmedabad
Area: 7,932.40 Sq. Kms
Population: 58,08,378
Literacy: 79.89 %
Taluka:
Barvala
Bavla
City
Daskroi
Detroj-Rampura
Dhandhuka
Dholka
Mandal
Ranpur
Sanand
Viramgam
Villages: 556
Major Industries: Textile
Major Tourist Attractions: Sabarmati Ashram, Sidi saiyad ni Jali, Juma Masjid, Shaking Minarets, Sarkhej Roja, Hatheesig's Dehra, Kankaria Lake, Nal Sarovar


Amreli
Headquarter: Amreli
Area: 73,281.17 Sq. Kms
Population: 13,93,295
Literacy: 67.72 %
Taluka:
Amreli
Babra
Bagasra
Dhari
Jafarabad
Khambha
Lathi
Liliya
Rajula
Savarkundla
Vadia
Villages: 613
Major Industries: Groundnut, Sugarcane, Weighing Scale
Major Tourist Attractions: Nagnath Temple, Gayatri Temple, Shreenathji Haveli, TulsiShyam, Una, Delvada and Kankal


Anand
Headquarter: Anand
Area: 2,940.31 Sq. Kms
Population: 18,56,712
Literacy: 74.95%
Taluka:
Anand
Ankalav
Borsad
Khambhat
Petlad
Sojitra
Tarapur
Umreth
Villages: 353
Major Industries: Dairy (Amul, National Dairy Development Board)
Major Tourist Attractions:


Banaskantha
Headquarter: Palanpur
Area: 10,400.10 Sq. Kms
Population: 25,02,843
Literacy: 51.26%
Taluka:
Amirgadh
Bhabharnava
Danta
Dantiwada
Deesa
Dhanera
Diodar
Kankrej
Palanpur
Tharad
Vadgam
Vav
Villages: 1,246
Major Industries: Perfumeries, Diamonds, Marble, Copper
Major Tourist Attractions: Ambaji Temple, Kumbharia Temple, Balaram Palace Resort (Heritage Hotel)


Bharuch
Headquarter: Bharuch
Area: 5,253.30 Sq. Kms
Population: 13,70,104
Literacy: 74.79%
Taluka:
Amod
Ankleshwar
Bharuch
Hansot
Jambusar
Vagra
Valia
Zagadia
Villages: 662
Major Industries: Oil Fields
Major Tourist Attractions: Shuklatirth and Kabirvad


Bhavnagar
Headquarter: Bhavnagar
Area: 8,154.70 Sq. Kms
Population: 24,69,264
Literacy: 66.98 %
Taluka:
Bhavnagar
Botad
Gadhada
Gariyadhar
Ghogha
Mahuva
Palitana
Shihor
Talaja
Umrala
Valabhipur
Villages: 794
Major Industries: Ship Breaking Yard
Major Tourist Attractions: Nilambaug Palace (Heritage Hotel), Palitana (Most sacred pilgrim place for Jains), Velavadar (Huge Grassland, and a National park for the Black Bucks)


Dahod
Headquarter: Dahod
Area: 3,733.31 Sq. Kms
Population: 16,35,374
Literacy: 45.66%
Taluka:
Dahod
Devgadh-Baria
Dhanpur
Fatepur
Garbada
Limkheda
Zalod
Villages: 688
Major Industries: Tribal Handicrafts, Honey, Amla and Charodi
Major Tourist Attractions: Tribal Fairs and Festivals


Dangs
Headquarter: Ahwa
Area: 1,764 Sq. Kms
Population: 1,86,712
Literacy: 60.23%
Taluka:
Ahwa
Villages: 312
Major Industries: Timber, Forest Produce
Major Tourist Attractions: Saputara (Abode of Serpents), only hill station in Gujarat, Dangs Darbar (Major Festival)


Gandhinagar
Headquarter: Gandhinagar (State Capital)
Area: 2,163.48 Sq. Kms
Population: 13,34,731
Literacy: 76.83 %
Taluka:
Dehgam
Gandhinagar
Kalol
Mansa
Villages: 290
Major Industries:
Major Tourist Attractions: Akshardham, Adalaj ni Vav (Stepped Tank)


Jamnagar
Headquarter: Jamnagar
Area: 14,125 Sq. Kms
Population: 19,13,685
Literacy: 67.19%
Taluka:
Bhanvad
Dhrol
Jam Jodhpur
Jamnagar
Jodia
Kalavad
Kalyanpur
Khambhalia
Lalpur
Okhamandal
Villages: 753
Major Industries: Pearl Fisheries, Brass Metal Products
Major Tourist Attractions: Dwarka, Indias only Marine National Park


Junagadh
Headquarter: Junagadh
Area: 8,782.10 Sq. Kms
Population: 24,48,427
Literacy: 65.35%
Taluka:
Bhesan
Junagadh
Keshod
Kodinar
Malia
Manavadar
Mangrol
Mendarda
Sutrapada
Talala
Una
Vanthali
Veraval
Visavadar
Villages: 1,034
Major Industries: Kesar Mango's,
Major Tourist Attractions: Gir Asiatic Lion Sanctuary, Junagadh Fort, Budhist Sculptures, Somnath Temple, Chorwad Popular Beach Resort, TulsiShyam popular for Hot Springs.


Kachchh
Headquarter: Bhuj
Area: 45,652 Sq. Kms
Population: 15,26,321
Literacy: N.A
Taluka:
Abdasa
Anjar
Bhachau
Bhuj
Gandhidham
Lakhpat
Mandvi
Mundra
Nakhtrana
Rapar
Villages: 949
Major Industries: Silver and Textile Handicrafts
Major Tourist Attractions: Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary, Narayan Sarovar, Koteshwar and Ashapura Mata no Math, most important pilgrim centres.


Kheda
Headquarter: Nadiad
Area: 3,919.73 Sq. Kms
Population: 20,23,354
Literacy: 72.71 %
Taluka:
Balasinor
Kapadvanj
Kathlal
Kheda
Mahudha
Matar
Mehmdabad
Nadiad
Thasra
Virpur
Villages: 608
Major Industries: Cotton and Tobacco collection centres.
Major Tourist Attractions: Dakor, pilgrim centre.


Mahesana
Headquarter: Mahesana
Area: 4,376.38 Sq. Kms
Population: 18,37,696
Literacy: 75.54 %
Taluka:
Bechraji
Kadi
Kheralu
Mahesana
Satlasana
Unjha
Vadnagar
Vijapur
Visnagar
Villages: 599
Major Industries: Dairy (Dudhsagar), Commodity trading for Oilseeds, Jira, Cumin, Isabgull and Anise.
Major Tourist Attractions: 900 year old Sun temple, Becharaji, holy temple of mata Bahuchraji, Mira Datar, pilgrim place for Muslims, Hatkeshwar temple, Kirti Toran and other architectural monuments.


Narmada
Headquarter: Rajpipla
Area: 2,755.50 Sq. Kms
Population: 5,14,083
Literacy: 60.37 %
Taluka:
Dediapada
Nandod
Sagbara
Tilakwada
Villages: 613
Major Industries: Timber
Major Tourist Attractions: Sardar Sarovar Yojana (gigantic dam project site with lengthy network of canals)


Navsari
Headquarter: Navsari
Area: 2,657.56 Sq. Kms
Population: 12,29,250
Literacy: 75.98 %
Taluka:
Chikhali
Gandevi
Jalalpor
Navsari
Vansada
Villages: 370
Major Industries: Fruit produce, especially Mango and Chiku, Timber and Paper Trade, Sugar Factories
Major Tourist Attractions: Ubhrat beach, Palace, Darbargadh and National Park of Vansada


Panchmahal
Headquarter: Godhra
Area: 5,083.59 Sq. Kms
Population: 20,24,883
Literacy: 61.50 %
Taluka:
Ghoghamba
Godhra
Halol
Jambughoda
Kadana
Kalol
Khanpur
Lunavada
Morva
Santrampur
Shahera
Villages: 1,213
Major Industries:
Major Tourist Attractions: Mahakali Temple of Pavagadh, pilgrim place, Champaner, a world heritage site declared by UNESCO for its heritage and monuments. Hot springs of Tuwa.


Patan
Headquarter: Patan
Area: 5,742.59 Sq. Kms
Population: 11,81,941
Literacy: 60.59 %
Taluka:
Chanasma
Harij
Patan
Radhanpur
Sami
Santalpur
Sidhpur
Villages: 516
Major Industries: Intricately woven Patola Saries
Major Tourist Attractions: Jain temples, Wooden Carved houses, Rani-ki-vav, Sahastraling Talav.


Porbandar
Headquarter: Porbandar
Area: 2,271.99 Sq. Kms
Population: 5,36,854
Literacy: 69.09 %
Taluka:
Kutiana
Porbandar
Ranavav
Villages: 186
Major Industries:
Major Tourist Attractions: Kirti mandir (Mahatma Gandhi's Memorial), Beach, Osho Commune.


Rajkot
Headquarter: Rajkot
Area: 11,043.20 Sq. Kms
Population: 25,71,931
Literacy: 75.88 %
Taluka:
Dhoraji
Gondal
Jamkandorna
Jasdan
Jetpur
Kotdasangani
Lodhika
Maliya
Morbi
Paddhari
Rajkot
Tankara
Upleta
Vankaner
Villages: 843
Major Industries: Groundnet Oil, Pottery, Tiles, Ceramic Products, Wall Clocks, Textile dying
Major Tourist Attractions: Heritage Hotels, Palace of Wakaner, Virpur, pilgrim place for followers of Jalaram Bapa.


Sabarkantha
Headquarter: Himatnagar
Area: 7,259.60 Sq. Kms
Population: 20,83,416
Literacy: 67.31 %
Taluka:
Bayad
Bhiloda
Dhansura
Himatnagar
Ider
Khedbramha
Malpur
Meghraj
Modasa
Prantij
Talod
Vadali
Vijaynagar
Villages: 1,363
Major Industries: Dairy (Sabar Dairy), Household Kitchen equipments, woodwn toys.
Major Tourist Attractions: Shamlaji temple, Ancient fort of Idar, Temples of Ambaji and Bramha at Khedbramha. Ancient Stepped Well Tank.


Surat
Headquarter: Surat
Area: 7,451.10 Sq. Kms
Population: 49,96,391
Literacy: 74.49 %
Taluka:
Bardoli
City
Kamrej
Mahuwa
Mandvi
Mangrol
Nizar
Olpad
Palsana
Songadh
Surat
Uchhal
Umarpada
Valod
Vyara
Villages: 1,278
Major Industries: Diamond (92 % of world's diamonds are cut and polished in Surat), Jhari, Cloth
Major Tourist Attractions: Dumas, a picnic place on seashore .


Surendranagar
Headquarter: Surendranagar
Area: 10,436.30 Sq. Kms
Population: 15,15,147
Literacy: 62.46 %
Taluka:
Chotila
Chuda
Dasada
Dhrangadhra
Halvad
Lakhtar
Limbdi
Muli
Sayala
Vadhvan
Villages: 651
Major Industries: Cotton, Ceramics, Pharmaceuticals, engineering plastics, salt, Pottery, Chinaware, Chemicals.
Major Tourist Attractions: Tarnetar fair of Dance and Music


Vododara
Headquarter:
Area:
Population:
Literacy:
Taluka:
Chota Udepur
Dabhoi
Jetpur-pavi
Karjan
Kwant
Naswadi
Padra
Sankheda
Savli
Sinor
Vadodara
Vahodia
Villages:
Major Industries: Petrochemicals, Glass, Pharmaceuticals, Electromics.
Major Tourist Attractions: Palaces, Museums, Parks and Temples. Dabhoi Fort, famouse picnic places like Ajwa and Nimeta, Chandod (Pilgrim Place)

Valsad
Headquarter:
Area:
Population:
Literacy:
Taluka:
Dharampur
Kaprada
Pardi
Umargaon
Valsad
Villages:
Major Industries: Timber, Mangoes and other fruits.
Major Tourist Attractions: Dandi (known for Mahatma Gandhi's march against salt act.), Tithal, Ubharat and Nargol are tourist places on the seashore. Udwada from where parsee community entered India (Parsee pilgrim place.)

Palitana Jain Pilgrimage Centre in Bhavnagar District of Gujarat

Palitana, a major pilgrimage centre for Jains, is located in the Bhavnagar district of Gujarat.

There are around 1300 Jain temples on the Shatrunjaya hills, which are located around 2000 ft above the Palitana city. Each temple is an exquisitely carved marble wonder. The main temple on top of the hill is dedicated to the first Teerthankar - Lord Adinath.



Apart from the temples on the Shatrunjaya Hills, there are hundreds of other temples in Palitana. The whole city is full of temples each one a marvel in itself. The carvings are intricate and the work never ceases. The temples are constantly being renovated.



The climb up the Shatrunjaya hills takes you through around 4000 steps - a demanding 3.5 km uphill climb. Much of the pathway is sans any shelter or shade and the higher one climbs - the hotter it gets. That is the reason why most of the pilgrims begin the climb very early in the morning (around 4:00am) so that they reach the top by 8 am.



The climb up is tough but because of its sacredness, every pious Jain aspires and does climb to the top of the mountain at least once.







For those who are unable to climb the mountain, sling-chairs are available. Porters are also available to carry little kids. Mules also are available to carry luggage. Be careful as to where you keep your feet while on the mountain path. It might be slippery due to various reasons.

If you are interested in architecture one day is not enough to look and soak in the beauty of these temples.







It took us around three hours to complete the climb. On the way there are shelters built at every few hundred steps distance. Drinking water is available at these places. The view from the top is amazing.

We spent around 4 hours looking at the temples and the architecture. The climb down was also strenuous. Hard on the knees. You should see the Jain Sadhvis climbing and descending the hill. They are so quick. Amazing.







The 108 Samvasaran Jain temple in Palitana has 108 idols and sculptures. A must visit.



HOW TO REACH:
The nearest airport is around 51 kms away from Palitana at Bhavnagar – but there may not be connecting flights to major cities from here. Ahmedabad a little farther away has an international airport.

Palitana is connected to Bhavnagar with a railway line.

Frequent buses are available from Bhavnagar and Ahmedabad to Palitana.

ACCOMODATION & FOOD:

There are innumerable Dharmashalas, guesthouses, hotels in Palitana suiting every budget. Most of the Dharmashalas provide masseur services as the climb can be quite taxing for some.

Lots of hotels around serving Punjabi and Gujarati meals. There are lots of Chat Bhandars too.

Dwarkadhish temple in Dwarka - Jamnagar District, Gujarat

Sri Krishna Temple or the Dwarkadhish Temple in Gujarat

Dwarka, located in the Jamnagar district of Gujarat, was the abode of Lord Krishna. It is believed that due to the destruction by the sea, Dwarka was submerged six times and the Dwarka that we see today is the seventh city to come up in the same place.
Dwarka is located close to where the River Gomati merges into the Gulf of Kutch.



The temple has a five-storey structure, which is supposed to be built by Sambha, the grandson of Lord Krishna. The city was designed and built by Vishwakarma, the great architect. The temple is made of limestone and sand.



A huge lovely red flag is hoisted in the temple tower four times each day.

There are two gateways to the temple – the Swarga Dwar, where pilgrims enter, and the Moksha Dwar, from where the pilgrims exit.



There are many Darshan and Sevas for Lord Dwaraknath:
* Mangala
* Shringar
* Gval
* Rajbhoj
* Uthapan
* Bhog
* Sandhya Aarati
* Shayan
* Hindola




The temple is well guarded with Black Cat Commandos positioned around the temple. The security is very much needed if you look at the sheer number of people who visit the temple everyday.



Shree Dwarkadhish Temple Dwarka
Jamnagar District
Gujarat- India

Phone:
STD CODE +91- 2892
Office : 234080 Res: 234090

Dwarkadhish Mandir Administration Office Hours:
9:00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
3.00 p.m. to 6.10 p.m.
On all the working days except Public Holidays


Contact Person
Mr. H. L. Dholaria or Mr. R. A. Shukla

The Somnath Temple in the Prabhas Kshetra in Saurashtra

Somnath Temple in Gujarat

One of the most sacred of the twelve Jyotirlingas is the Somnath Temple in Gujarat. The temple is called as the “Eternal Temple” because it has been destroyed numerous times and rebuilt grandly each time.



We caught a bus from Veraval, which is 5 kms from Somnath. The bus dropped us in very close vicinity of the Somnath Temple Complex. It was the holiday season and all the guest house/hotels were booked. We took the help of an auto driver to help secure a guesthouse. After freshening up, we headed for the temple.






Mobile phones, cameras, backpacks are not allowed inside the temple complex. You can leave all these things in the locker room outside.

The temple is awesome. Standing tall right on the shore of the beach, it makes for a grand picture. The inner precincts are maintained very well. Security was top notch. There was a sniffer dog in action too.

The temple carvings are marvelous and so was the inner sanctum. We went during the time of the evening Aarti. There was a long unending queue of pilgrims. The Aarti was one of its kind. After the Aarti, we strolled around in the temple admiring the architecture.

An announcement was made that the Sound and Light Show would start soon and interested people were asked to purchase the tickets. We did so and headed for the open auditorium kind of thing within the temple complex. In the evening the temple is lit up and looks lovely. We could not take any pictures inside but here is one from the outside.




The Sound and Light Show was amazing. The Show which has a voice over by Amrish Puri(who represents the Ocean) is a beautifully presented show. The entire history of the Somnath Temple is explained.

I will try to recollect whatever I can :)

According to Hindu mythology, Chandra “The Moon God” had married all the 27 daughters of Daksha Prajapati. However, enamored by the beauty of one of his wives “Rohini”, Chandra neglected the other queens. The other queens then went to their father and complained. He was aggrieved to see his daughters in distress and cursed Chandra. Chandra then lost his light and began to wane.



On the advice of Brahma, Chandra performed penance and gained a blessing from Lord Shiva. His light was restored to him. In recognition of this, Chandra built the first Somnath Temple in gold.

How this temple was destroyed I am unable to recollect, but the second temple was said to be built by Ravana in silver and the third by Lord Krishna in Sandalwood.
In the year 1024, Mohammed Ghazni raided the temple and looted it.

Later Bhimdev Solanki, one of the rulers of Gujarat, rebuilt the temple with wood.
Then Kumarpal rebuilt the temple with Stone.

The temple was destroyed in 1297 and 1394 when the Sultanate of Delhi subjugated Gujarat. Aurangzeb destroyed the temple again in 1706.
The temple was rebuilt every time.



Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, took an oath in 1947 to reconstruct the temple. Under his leadership and guidance the present temple was built by the Shree Somnath Trust. To this day it is maintained by the Shree Somnath Trust.

In the evening you can stroll down to the Somnath Beach on whose shore the temple is located. There are lot of camel and horse rides on offer. Corn of cob, boiled/roasted peanuts, fruits and ice gola vendors dot the place.



To reach Somnath

By Air - The nearest Airport is at Diu – around 90 kms from Somnath.
By Train - Veraval at a distance of 5 kms from Somnath was the closest Railway station until sometime back. Now I have heard that Somnath has its own railway station.
By Road – Numerous Gujarat State transport buses and private luxury buses connect Somnath to all major cities in Gujarat.

Some useful Information

Guesthouse for Pilgrims at Somnath – the Shree Somnath Trust provides guest houses and dormitories for the pilgrims. You can choose from the VIP Guesthouse, normal guest houses and the economically priced dormitories.

For Booking contact
The Guesthouse Manager,
Shree Somnath Trust,
Somnath Prabhas Patan - 362 268
Junagadh District,
Gujarat
Phone : 02876-231212, 231200, 92278 77751, 98793 77751
Mobile: 98258 73996

Temple Darshan Timings

Darshan at Somnath Temple : 6.00am to 9.00pm
Aarti : 7.00 am, 12.00 pm and 7.00 pm

“The Jay Somnath” Sound and Light Show : 8.00 pm to 9.00 pm – Do not miss it if you are in Somnath during the evening hours.

To contact the Somnath Trust

The General Manager
Shree Somnath Trust
Prabhas Patan -382 268,
Junagadh District
Gujarat
Phone: 02876-231200, 232694
Mobile : 98242 85667

Savarkundla in Amreli District of Gujarat

Savarkundla is a Taluk headquarters in the Amreli District of Gujarat.

Savarkundla is a twin city comprising of “Savar” and “Kundla”. River Navali is the major river flowing during monsoons - from south to north.

The major attraction in Savarkundla is the Shri Digamber Jain Mandir. The Savarkundla Gaushala, where thousands of cows are looked after and sheltered, is another place worth visiting.

There are many other Jain temples in Savarkundla.

Savarkundla is also famous for its “weighing scales”.

Some pictures from my visit to Savarkundla in 2008.

Oswal Yatri Gruh, Palitana

Accomodation in Palitana Pilgrimage Centre, Gujarat

Oswal Yatri Gruh
Taleti Road,
Palitana

Ph: 0288 - 2554122
(O) 2564175
(R) 2564583

Oswal Bhojanshala
Ph: 02848 - 252240/252670/242350

Sinh Sadan Forest Guest House, Sasan Gir

Sinh Sadan is the Forest Department Guest House. It is located very near to the Sasan Railway Station. Just a 5 minute walk. The bookings for the Guest House Rooms are done in the office of the Guest House Manager.



You can book in advance by writing to
The Guest House Manager,
Sinh Sadan,
Sasan - 362 135
along with a DD, for one day room charges, in favor of the Guest House Manager.



Sinh Sadan was a well-kept place. There are AC and Non AC rooms. There is a Dining Hall too. You need to place your order a little before mealtime.



There are many langurs on the premises of Sinh Sadan. However, they were not coming close to the humans - they were busy munching on the lovely rose plants in the Sinh Sadan garden. There were lot of squirrels too and these did not seem scared of human company.



Guest House Manager

Sinh Sadan,
Sasan Gir,
Dist. Junagadh,
Pin 362135
Gujarat,
India
Phone: +91 02877 285540

Gujarati Food while travelling

Dinner at the Dwaraka Railway Station


Gujarati Thali at Ambaji


Khandvi for Breakfast at Savarkundla


Pav Bhaji at Savarkundla


Plain Ice Gola at Somnath


Decorated Ice Gola at Somnath


Dabeli at Savarkundla

Gujarati Movie Posters in Ahmedabad