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At the foot of Girnar mountain (Talati) in month of MAHA 9 starts on mela for next five days. About ten thousand people visit.
Starts from kartik 11 to 15 thousand people. The periferi of Girnar hills on foot about 40 km. Enjoy the religious and natural beauty.
oldest in Gujarat 3rd oldest in India. Gir lions are bred and supplied to other zoos. Museum - In the same premises of zoo. Rare specimens of art furniture, stuffed animals, ancient coins, Persian Sanskrit inscriptions and various other articles of interest.
Nawabs were buried. Fine specimen of medieval structure. NARSINH MEHTA CHORO - This place is said to be one where the great poet saint and reformer NARSINH MEHTA used to hold his assemblies of discovers in 15th century.
Old then 7th century. Again discovered in 10th century & reformed. The cave, navghan kuva, adichadi vav, kothar, dhaka bari, Egypt cast cannon nilam & kadanal.
Picture gallery , taxtiles, arms gallery, the kacheri, the hall which was used by Nawabs of Junagadh to hold their darbar.
Uneven rock with a circumference of 75 feet & 12 feet height edits in Brahmi script.
On the way to girnar talati a beautiful temple. Gayatri Mandir Junagadh
Build in 500 a.d. often reconstructed kund (water reservoir) is a check dam. Temple of Damodar Lalaji.
The best garden the campus of agricultural university and botanical garden.
5 km. From the junagadh city has five principle peaks. Third one GORAKHNATH is highest at 3661 ft above sea level. The area of hills is approx 100 km. To ascend the hills a stepaway is build UPPER KOT certainly worth seeing jain tamples. Spots to visit Bhimkund, Satpuda, Gaumukhi Ganga, Pathar chati, Bhairavjap, Bharatvan Sheshavan, Hanumandhara. The peak of Ambaji height 3330ft. famous temple of Ambaji. The Gorakhnath peak – the highest peak of Girnar mountain. Kamandal kund; stepway diverts between Gorakhnath and Datatray. Datatray - The path is difficult on the top of the peak is small temple on the padukas of Guru Datatray.
The Gir National Park and wildlife sanctuary is located about 65 km south east in the Junagadh district of Gujarat. Gir National Park is one of the India’s finest wildlife sanctuaries located in Gujarat. This national park is set up in an area of 1412 square km. of lush deciduous forests. This national park was established on 18th September 1965 as a Forest Reserve to conserve the Asiatic lion. This sanctuary is the final refuge of the rare Asian lions which roamed freely two centuries ago throughout Middle East and some parts of India. Sasan, with a forest rest house, is the headquarters of the sanctuary.
Gujarat’s first and the only private science museum. More than 60 working science projects based on science facts. Which can be operated by visitors. Worth visiting attached one small aquarium and evening open air garden restaurant garden café serves south Indian and Punjabi dishes since 1981.
Shree Swaminarayan Temple - On jawahar road, build in 1826-28 a.d. A magnificent temple and noble structure of 77 feet height.
Near the dam, the steps go up to 2,779 feet (847 m) high to the famous shrine of Jamiyalshah Datar, where both Hindu and Muslim devotees share their faith.
According to Census 2011 information the location code or village code of Datar Hills village is 514488. Datar Hills village is located in Junagadh Tehsil of Junagadh district in Gujarat, India. It is situated 2km away from Junagadh, which is both district & sub-district headquarter of Datar Hills village.
This place is believed to be the place where the great devotee poet and Saint Narsinh Mehta (15th Century) had seen the paradise and dance (Raas) of Lord Krishna with Radha. Narsinh Mehta was a great spiritual poet of Nagar community. As he used to visit houses of untouchables (Harijans – as he called them) to sing his Bhajans, his community fellows put him out of community. It is said that he had real vision of Lord Shiva, who took him to Vainkunth and showed him Raas Leela of Lord Krishna and Radhaji. He used to visit Damodar Kund early in the morning singing his poems (Prabhatiya). The famous poem “Vaishnavjan To Tene Re Kahiye Je Pid Parayi Jane Re…” which was favourite Bhajan of Mahatma Gandhi was originally written by Narsinh Mehta.
Situated on the first plateau of Mount Girnar at the height of about 3000 steps, these temples of Jainism have marvelous carvings in marble, which can be compared to those of Delwada near Mount Abu. Junagadh city also has a small Jain Derasar in Jagmal Chowk near Uparkot Fort.
Junagadh is a prime place of pilgrimage for the believers of Swaminarayan sect of Hindu religion. Four temples at Junagadh, Gadhada, Vadtal and Bhuj were built and established by Lord Swaminarayan himself for spread and growth of religion. The temple is managed by the managing committee comprising of Kothari Swami and other prominent Hari Bhakta’s. The temple is about 200 years old.
The dam is built on the river Kalwa at the foot of the hill from where it originates. It was built as a reservoir for drinking water for the people of Junagadh. It was named after Lord Willingdon, the then Governor of India. Near the dam, the steps go up to 2,779 feet (847 m) high to the famous shrine of Jamiyalshah Datar, where both Hindu and Muslim devotees share their faith.