Jewel of India’s West Coast – Jamnagar
Jamnagar is one of the finest cities of Gujarat. It is home place of Reliance oil refineries and 3 other base stations of defense. It has several forts, palaces and temples for tourist interest. One of the prominent features of the travel industry in Jamnagar is its wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. Various types of animals and birds can be well found in this place. Marine life is a favorite tourist action. Wildlife is a considered as income maker for the city. Gaga wildlife sanctuary, Khijadia bird sanctuary, and Marine national park are the best wildlife places of Jamnagar.
These sanctuaries are best places to visit for marine and wildlife life lovers. Waterfowl, migratory birds are rare on this spot. Khijadia bird sanctuary assists almost 200 varieties of birds including ninety different species of waterfowl. It supplies nesting places for some of the rarest species of birds. Gaga wildlife sanctuary has many animals like jackals, wolves, different species of birds and one of the rarest species in them known as Great Indian Bustard. Marine national park contains different species of fishes, plants, birds, marine animals and animals. Four horned antelope, dugong, flamingos and others are few of the rare species that are protected in this park.
Other interesting places to visit Jamnagar are Darbargadh Palace, Lakhota Fort, Willingdon Crescent, Pratap Vilas Palace, Kotha Bastion, Dhanvantri Mandir (Ayurvedic University), Solarium, Bhujio Kotho, Bohra Hajira.
Famous temples in Jamnagar:
Mota Ashapura Maa Temple: The Goddess (Kuldevi) of the Jadeja kin of Rajputs ruled this place for many years. The temple is situated in the eastern part of Jamnagar where the entrance to the city and its close to Darbargadh in old city area.
Shantinath Mandir:
It is situated in south-west of Bedi Gate. The temple has complex sculptures and the walls are decorated with fine paintings, which render the life of Jain saints. The floor is made of marble and adorned with identifiable Jain forms in white, yellow, black and red.
Vardhman Shah’s Temple:
It is a pleasing place of worship and one of the four main Jain temples in Jamnagar.
Bala Hanuman Temple:
It is on the south-eastern side of Ranmal Lake. The temple is noted for the uninterrupted 24-hour chanting of the mantra ‘Sri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram’, since August 1, 1964. This devotion has gained Bala Hanuman Temple a place in the Guinness Book of Records. Thousands of devotees visit the temple every year. Early evening is specially a good time to visit the temple.
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