Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary is one of India’s finest wildlife sanctuaries in the Junagadh district of Gujarat to spot wild lions in an enormous population. Founded on 18 September 1965 as an Asian lion conservation forest reserve, this park provides shelter for endangered Asian lions and many other wild animals. In addition to witness many great animals and birds, one can enjoy Jeep Safari in the park for better wildlife experience.

Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary is one of India’s finest wildlife sanctuaries in the Junagadh district of Gujarat to spot wild lions in an enormous population. Founded on 18 September 1965 as an Asian lion conservation forest reserve, this park provides shelter for endangered Asian lions and many other wild animals.

In addition to experiencing many good animals and birds, one can experience many great animals and birds. For a better wildlife experience, people will enjoy the Jeep Safari in the park.

A fitting tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel – The Statue of Unity, the “Iron Man of India” at last. The world’s tallest statue is truly a must-visit. Standing head and shoulders above the rest at a 182 meter jaw-dropping, the height of the  Statue of Liberty is almost double standing in front.

Major Attractions: Like the Museum, Sound & Light Show, Audio Visual Gallery, Exhibition Centre, Earth Walls, Flowers Valley, Garden plays on Unity in Diversity, among other things, to honor this great legacy.

Located in Gujarat’s Jamnagar district, Dwarka is one of India’s most valued religious destinations because of Lord Krishna’s great temple. Also known as the Jaggat Mandir, the Dwarkadhish temple is a famous Hindu temple devoted to Lord Krishna, who is venerated here by the name of “King of Dwarka” or “Dwarkadhish”. 

Gujarat is divided into regions according to geography, culture and historical criteria – a north-south commercial corridor, a peninsula known as the Saurashtra and Kutch peninsula is partly a desert and slightly a marshland. The long coast of Gujarat has brought many foreign invaders and sailors for trade throughout the centuries.  The Arabs, Portuguese, Dutch and Parsis have left their mark on the Gujarat culture, leaving their native Iran.