Kranti Tirth
Beside the beach of the Arabian Sea an amazing Monument spared out on 89.86 acres of land stand with full pride "The Shyamji Krishna Varma Memorial - "Kranti Teerth".The urns containing the ashes of the great freedom fighter Shyamji Krishna Varma and his wife Bhanumati Krishnavarma are kept in the Smruti Kaksh of the Memorial.
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| Kranti Tirh |
Navjivan Nature Cure Centre
This healing centre, based on naturopathic remedies and M.K. Gandhi's ideas of “nature cure”, offers treatment for a wide variety of conditions, using everything from ayurvedic and herbal remedies to panchakarma, acupuncture, meditation, prayer, and yoga asanas…...
Mundra
Mundra was well-known for salt and spice trading in the past and now more for tie-dye and block-print textiles.
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| Mughal Gate |
Koteshvar Temple
At a place where the immensity of dry land meets the incomprehensible vastness of the sea. After so much arid ground, the sight of the ocean will awaken your spirits. The only point that breaks the skyline from the flat brown horizon to the east and the wide blue horizon to the west is the point of the Koteshwar.
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| Koteshvar Temple |
Lakhpath
The 7 km fort walls, erected in 1801 by Jamadar Fateh Muhammed, are still nearly intact, and offer tremendous views out over the Rann. Due to the extremely clear desert air and remote location, the night sky is spectacular (visit near the new moon for best stargazing) and sunrise or sunset in a landscape of such endless horizons are not to be missed.
Lakhpath fort & Carvings
Narayan Sarovar
The lake is associated with a time of drought in the Puranic area, when Narayan (a form of Lord Vishnu) appeared in response to the fervent prayers of sages and touched the land with his toe, creating the lake, now revered as holy to bathe in.
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| Narayan Sarovar |
Siyot Caves
Dated around the first century AD, Siyot Caves have an east facing sanctum and an ambulatory. Siyot must have been on of the 80 monastic sites that the 7th century Chinese travellers reported at the mouth of Indus River.
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| Residual of Buddh |
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