79 Places to Visit Near Sadra

Best Time: October-March    

Ujjain, viewed as one of the holiest urban places of India, is an antiquated city arranged on the eastern bank of the Shipra River in the Malwa locale. Ujjain is one of the four destinations for the Kumbh Mela, the biggest harmony assembling in the country that pulls in 100 million individuals to the celebration. This makes Ujjain a locale of high religious centrality for the Hindus. To add to that, it is likewise home to the Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga, ...

Best Time: October-February

Located in the historical city of Champaner, Champaner Pavagadh is a UNESCO World Heritage. It is located in the Panchmahal district of Gujarat. There are many historical forts surrounding Champaner and of course the iconic Pavagadh hills. Champaner-Pavagadh has many significant archaeological, heritage as well as historical places. Some of these places are a hill fortress of early Hindu capital, remains of the 16th century capital of the city of Gujara...

Best Time: October-March

Located on the western bank of Sabarmati lies the cleanest city in Asia, Gandhinagar. It is the administrative capital of Gujrat and is the second planned city of India after Chandigarh. The beauty of this city, it is divided into thirty sectors, each sector having its own shopping and healthcare centre, primary school, community centre, government and private housing. With so many places to visit and being a city with a rich history, Gandhinagar has al...

Best Time: October to March

The Milk capital of India, Anand is one of the most important states of Gujarat. With a different kind of set up, which is semi-urban and semi-rural, it provides a very different kind of experience. A lot of other tourist places are either famous for their natural beauty, historical importance, or utmost cultural experiences, but Anand is famous for an industry which brought it on the economic map of India and marked it important. Thus, it would not be ...

Best Time: March-June

Kumaon is a stunning region stretching out from the northern finishes of Uttarakhand up to Tibet. Favoured with copious characteristic excellence, biodiversity, completely clear lakes, and snow-clad mountains, there are various tourist points in Kumaon that draw a great many visitors yearly. While most hill stations are flanked by a wide range of conifers and hung in the clothing of green, Kumaon changes its jacket of sprouts a few times each year. With...

Best Time: October to March

If you wish to get awestruck by the most outstanding vanities of architectural design then Vadodara is the place for you. Vadodara sits in the state of Gujarat and is one of the largest cities in the state. Sayaji Rao Gaekwad III a celebrated Maratha king envisaged this city to be a financial and institutional hub with booming opportunities in diverse domains. The city plops down across the banks of River Vishwamitri. The eastern area of Vadodara compri...

Best Time: October-January 

Ambaji is a small pilgrimage town in Gujarat, located in the Danta Taluk and the Banas Kantha district. It crowns the Arusur hill which is on the border of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Its prestige is derived from the famous Hindu temple, Ambe temple, that worships the goddess Amba. She is perceived as one of the forms of Parvati and is a symbol of female power. The Ambe temple is one of the most ancient and respected temples of the country. Countless legends...

Best Time: The best time to visit Patan is during its Rani Ki Vav festival that is held in the month of December or January every year. The major attractions of the festival include- 1. Local arts and craft exhibition. 2. Cultural music and dance performances. 3. Street market. 4. Exquisite food festival

Situated on the banks of Saraswati River in the lowlands between the Aravalli Range and the Gulf of Khambhat (Cambay), Patan is a city in northern Gujarat. One of the newest tourist hubs of India, Patan is a spiritual city that strongly believes that their Kuldevi resides their city who keeps the city intact and its people happy and growing. The ancient yet warm and alluring city of Patan resides comfortably amidst its huge walls. Having been the capit...

Best Time: October to March

No less than a Royal Paradise on earth, Udaipur is India's one of the most sought after destinations. Like Akbar's court which had 'navratnas' or the nine gems, Udaipur is among India's navratnas. Ideal for a weekend, a lot of people from neighbouring places visit Udaipur t enjoy there weekend. For ages, Udaipur has retained its royal flavour which a lot of other places have lost. If Royalty and extravaganza was a subject, this gem of a city would have ...

Best Time: November to February

The magnificent hill station tucked into the beautiful Aravalli Ranges in Rajasthan, Mount Abu is an oasis amidst the arid desert. Located at a distance of 80 kms from Sirohi village in Rajasthan the mountain forms a distinct rocky plateau. The highest peak in the mountain, Guru Shikhar, is at an altitude of 1722m above the sea level. This is the only hill station in Rajasthan surrounded by lush green forests of pine and deodar, home to beautiful lakes ...

Best Time: October-March

Toranmal is a slope town settled in the lap of nature in Maharashtra and is decorated with nature's best components. Situated in the Satpura Range, this place of interest is roosted at an elevation of 1,150 meters above sea level. Favoured with characteristic wonders, Toranmal is a little plateau with soccer like shape. Its name is gotten from the Marathi word 'Toran' signifies an appreciated arch and 'mal' signifies garden. The staggering excellence of...

Best Time: September-February

The town of Nathdwada, which literally means “Gateway to Shrinathji”, is present in the state of Rajasthan, the land of forts and palaces, on the banks of the Banas River in the Rajsamand District. The main attraction of the town is the Shrinathji Temple, which is a temple of Krishna. The town has a steady supply of pilgrims every year and is considered as a sacred site by the Hindus. It is present at a distance of 48km north-east from the city of Udaip...

Best Time: From October to March

Rajsamand is a small town located in the state of Rajasthan, only 70 kilometers from the city of destination weddings Udaipur. It gets its name from the Rajsamand Lake which is an artificial lake created by Rana Raj Singh of Mewar in the 17th century. It is the second largest man-made lake in the world. While most of the states economic income comes from agriculture, this part of the state, in particular, is very rich in mineral resources. It is the mo...

Best Time: October - February

Ranakpur – a quiet town in the Pali locale of Rajasthan is a devout spot for the Jains. Being a significant spot for the journey, Ranakpur is home to probably the most wonderful and respected temples of western India. It is a remote valley in the Aravalli Ranges, located 96 km from the popular city of Udaipur. The Sun Temple, otherwise called the Surya Narayan Temple, devoted to Lord Sun, is very prevalent among the visitors visiting Ranakpur. Voyagers ...

Best Time: october to march 

The town of Kumbhalgarh is yet another royal embodiment of Rajasthan. Embedded deep under the same of Mewar district, this town has to offer the majestic experience to its visitors. The fort of Kumbhalgarh is of vital importance to Rajasthan despite not coming under the three J’s of the state that is Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and Jaipur. The fortress is regarded as the second most important fort for Rajasthan and provides travellers with a sight of pure luxur...

Best Time: September to March

Chittorgarh is a city in Rajasthan, the land of kings. It was named by Chitrangada Mori, the ruler of Mauryan clan and stands in the south eastern side of Rajasthan, 233km from Ajmer. The city was built on the banks of Berach and Gambhiri rivers. The place has witnessed several glorious battles fought by the royal families. The palaces and the forts, which are a symbol of grandeur, nobility and brilliance, also help to increase the elegance of the place...

Best Time: October-March

Surat is the heartbeat of the state of Gujrat and can easily be coined at the textile centre of India. Situated on the banks of Tapi River, this is where all the hustle resides. It’s not only one of the fastest growing cities of cities but it’s also home to some of the greatest historical landmarks and architectural wonders. Famous for cutting and polishing diamonds, Surat is called ‘The Diamond City’. With so much talk about being the busiest city of I...

Best Time: October-March

Arranged on the banks of the river Narmada, Maheshwar advances to both, the explorer as well as the vacationer in you. The town has a fortune trove of wonderful sanctuaries that quiet the spirit, close by man-made manifestations that please the eyes. Far from the ghats and noteworthy structures, Maheshwar's vivid avenues show some splendidly painted wooden houses with overhanging galleries. Maheshwar is an enthralling spot that packs a great deal of pun...