Gujarat is
most popular holiday destination for local as well as foreigner tourists. While
we think about our upcoming holidays celebrations, Gujarat comes in our mind
firstly. The tourist or traveller holiday destination Gujarat enjoys the distinct
glow of the majesty history. With the centuries of histories being eyewitness
for each street or walls in Gujarat has historical stories and memories to
share. It’s all about the empires that ruled histories and beauty that thrive. It
is about the inspirational ideas and motivation of a great Indian freedom fighter
– “Mahatma Gandhi”. When you plan a trip to Gujarat, you can visit and revisit to
all that history of empires. It has a traditional culture that still mark its
routes to this dynasty.
Palaces and Forts:
The
palaces and forts in Gujarat have a remarkable blend of Islamic, Hindus and European
magnificence and architecture. Their attractiveness, beauty and significant
prominence are such a most traveled delight for monuments lovers, history
lovers, architecture lovers and fans, art lovers and many other travelers. Here,
you will find lots of palaces and forts that must be visited on your best of Gujarat holiday tourism packages trip:
Palaces in Gujarat:
- · Vijay Vilas Palace
- · Aina Mahal
- · Prag Mahal
- · Kusum Vilas Palace
- · Prem Bhavan Palace
- · Navlakha Palace
- · Riverside Palace
- · Orchard Palace
- · Dolat Nivas Palace
- · Art Deco Palace
- · Digvir Nivas Palace
- · Laxmi Vilas Palace
- · Nazarbagh Palace
- · Makarpara Palace
- · Pratap Villa Palace
- · Raj Mahal, Hawa Mahal
- · Ranjit Vilas Palace
Forts in Gujarat:
- · Lakhota Fort
- · Pavagadh Fort
- · Uparkot Fort
- · Dabhoi Fort
- · Old Fort
- · Bhujia Hill Fort
- · Ilva Durga
- · Dhoraji Fort
- · Okha Fort
- · Zinzuwada Fort
These tourist sites expose the creation of one
of the greatest leader in the world. His dreams and vision changed the Gujarat and
to a certain level, extent, evens in the world. You can also explore this
powerful tourism destination in Gujarat in your Gujarat tour package.
