Jamnagar's Rich Heritage: Top Architectures Of The Vibrant City In Gujarat

Lakhota Palace: Built on an island in Lakhota Lake, this fort-like palace belonged to the Maharaja of Nawanagar. It has an arched stone bridge with a balustrade that connects the palace with the town.

Bhujio Kotho: A five-story monument near Khambhaliya Gate, serving as a defense during invasions, with gun placements and rifle holes, the upper floor has a water tank with a dancing peacock on its peak.

Bohra Hajira: It is a white marble mausoleum housing the resting place of the Muslim saint Mota Bawa, known for its Saracenic style and intricate carvings.

Darbargadh: A former royal residence reflecting Rajput and European architectural styles, featuring stone carvings, wall paintings, jali screens, carved pillars, and sculptures.

Khambhaliya Gate: Constructed in the 17th century by Wazir Meraman Khawa, it is one of the two remaining city gates of that period.

Pratap Vilas Palace: Built during the rule of Ranjitsinhji, with feature European architecture with Indian carvings, inspired by the Victoria Memorial Building.

Saifee Tower: Built in 1922 by architect Syedna Taher Saifuddin, featuring a clock in the central section.

Solarium: A revolving tower designed by French architect Jean Saidman for sunlight therapy for skin diseases, it is now obsolete.

Willingdon Crescent: Constructed by Ranjit Singh in replacement of slum area, inspired by European architecture, featuring cusped arches and a statue of Jam Saheb.