Gujrat
Central-western India. Gujrat borders the Indian states of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan, as well as Pakistan.
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Gujrat, a state in central western India, is a recommended tourist destination.
NameGujrat
Region: Central-western India. Gujrat borders the Indian states of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan, as well as Pakistan.
Capital CIty: Gandhinagar/ Ahmedabad
Population: Approximately 60 million inhabitants
Language: Gujrati and Hindi in addition to English, Sindhi, Punjabi, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Bengali, Oriya, Malayalam and Marathi.
Religion: Mostly Hinduism, relatively low percentages of Islam, Jainism, Christianity, Sikhism and Buddhism.
Season: September-October to March. From April to June it is very hot, June is the peak of the heat.
Monsoons: June-July to August-September, during which the heat and humidity remain.
How to reach and from where: Gujarat is a large state with developed transportation. From outside
Airport It is in the city of Ahmedabad.
Train– Gujarat has several train stations and is well connected to the rest of India.
Types of tourism: Many tourists of all kinds come to Gujrat.
Travel destinations in Gujarat:
- Gir Forest Reserve– Located in the southern part of Gujrat and has lions and tigers.
- Park National "Wandze"
- Park National Blackback
- Park Marin
- Gimmar Peak The only regulated summit for hikers in the area. (Spotra)
- river The sacred Narmada, the largest of the rivers in the area.
- Ink Beach– Small island
- Church of St. Paul– Portuguese style
- Alang – A ship graveyard. Huge parts of ships are dismantled for recycling. A rare sight.
Plitna – A complex of over 800 Jain temples all located on top of a single hill. It is one of the holiest sites in the Jain religion, and a major pilgrimage site.


