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Attractions In and Aound Junagadh

There are a number of tourist attractions in and around Junagadh. People from across the entire country of India come here to visit these places. The most well known places of interest in and around Junagadh are Damodar Kund, Uparkot Fort, Maqbara, Ashoka's Rock Edicts, Junagadh Zoo, Shree Swaminarayan Temple, Chowad Beach, Durbar Hall Museum, Gir Forest National Park, Somnath temple and Ahmedpur Mandvi Beach.

Ayurvedic Museum, Junagarh

Ayurvedic Museum, Junagarh is situated in Ayurvedic College at Sadarbag. It is located in the western part of the town. At this site, the tourists can learn more about ancient medicine. The museum also provides a detailed knowledge about natural medical treatment.

Ahmadpur Mandvi, Junagarh

The Ahmedpur Mandvi Beach is one of the most sought after places of the entire state of Gujarat. The clear water, fishing hamlets and colorful birds make it one of the most commonly visited places of the region. The tourists can also participate in a variety of water sports and swimming at this place.

Chorwad Beach, Junagarh

Chorwad Beach, Junagarh is located about 66 kilometers from the city. It is connected to the city, as well as the Gir Forest Sanctuary and Girnar, with an excellent network of roadways.

Damodar Kund, Junagadh

Damodar Kund, Junagadh is one of the most popular tourist attractions of the region. It is actually a bath tank, which is situated at the Girnar Hill foot region. This tank is located close to the Revati Kund. Damodar Kund is considered very sacred as Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati's garments are believed to have dropped here. The temple called Damodarji Temple is located towards the north of the Damodar Kund.

Another major attraction around Junagadh is the fourteen rock edicts of Emperor Ashoka. These edicts have been carved out of a massive block of stone outside the Junagadh city. The rock edicts are inscribed in Pali language. These inscriptions are as old as 263 BC.

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