Gandhidham is a city in the Kutch district of Gujarat, named after Mahatma Gandhi. It was developed as a new city for refugees after the partition of India. The city is a major economic and industrial hub, with the Kandla Port being one of the largest ports in India. It's a gateway to the Great Rann of Kutch and offers a unique blend of culture, history, and commerce.
Gandhi Samadhi: A memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. Kandla Port: One of India's largest seaports. Bhadreshwar Temple (Jain Pilgrimage): An ancient Jain temple. Shri Chandra Prabh Labdhi Dham Teerth: A prominent Jain pilgrimage site. Purneshwar Temple: An ancient Hindu temple. Shree Ramakrishna Ashram: A serene place for meditation. Anjar: An ancient town with temples and markets. Mandvi: The 'Paris of Kutch' with a palace and beach. Khavda Flamingo Colony & Bird Sanctuary: A breeding ground for flamingos. The Great Rann of Kutch (White Desert): The world's largest salt desert. 1Modhera Sun Temple: An ancient temple dedicated to the Sun God. 1Bhuj: A historical city with palaces and museums. Dholavira Harappan Site: An archaeological site of the Indus Valley Civilization. Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary: A sanctuary for the endangered Indian Wild Ass. Anjar Lake With Jogging Park: A serene lake and park. Tuna Port: A port and tourist attraction. Gandhidham Rotary Garden: A local garden. Gandhidham Museum: Showcases regional history and culture. Gandhidham Town Hall: A city landmark. Shivaji Park: A recreational park.