Discover the best of Bhavanagar just minutes away from Sankalp Hotel. From historic landmarks to shopping hubs and cultural hot spots, your stay with us puts you close to it all.
Perched atop a small hillock, this all-marble temple in Bhavnagar is high enough to provide splendid views of the city and out onto the Gulf of Cambay.
It is believed that the temple was commissioned by Maharaja Takhtsinhji in the 1893 AD. He was anointed as the Maharaja of Bhavnagar, after the death of his father, Jaswantsinhji in 1870. Maharaja Takhtsinhji was a Rajput chief of the Gohil clan before rising to the ranks to be king.
The best time to visit is between November–February.
3.5 km
Build in mid 19th century by a German architect Simsom for Sir Takhat Singh; the Nilambagh Palace initially belonged to Gohils whose old family title of Rawal or Raol can be traced back to their historic battle with Alauddin Khilji in Chitor. Currently, this elegant structure is now converted into a heritage hotel. The modern Nilambagh Palace has a distinctly European aesthetic complete with well-stocked library and is spaciously laid out, exuding an old world charm. The rooms in the hotel feature furniture that reminds one of the olden times and fully equipped with modern amenities.
3.5 km
Bortalav Lake, also known as Gaurishankar Lake, is a man-made reservoir in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India. It was built in 1872 as a public reservoir and is named after Gaurishankar Oza, the then Deewan of Bhavnagar. The lake is a significant water source for the city and has become a popular picnic spot and scenic area.
Anytime visit this place
5.6 km
Famous Landmark: The village is renowned for the Nishkalank Mahadev Temple, a unique Shiva temple situated right in the middle of the sea. It consists of five Shiva lingams, believed to have been established by the Pandavas after the Mahabharata war.
Unique Feature: The temple remains submerged during high tide and becomes accessible only during low tide, when devotees can walk nearly 1.5 km into the sea to offer prayers.
Early mornings during low tide for safe access and a serene spiritual experience.
23 km
A tranquil beach famous for its natural beauty, birdlife, and peaceful atmosphere. The beach has a rocky shoreline rather than a typical sandy stretch, making it unique. Gopnath Mahadev Temple: A centuries-old Shiva temple, believed to be around 700 years old, located right by the sea. It is an important pilgrimage site, especially during the holy month of Shravan.
Specialty: The beach is known for its high and low tides, where the sea recedes far back during low tide and rushes in dramatically during high tide.
October to March, when the weather is pleasant and the sea views are at their best.
75 km
Malnath Mahadev Temple: Surrounded by lush greenery and rocky landscapes, the temple is a peaceful pilgrimage site, especially popular during the holy month of Shravan.The nearby hills provide opportunities for short treks and nature walks.
Nature & Atmosphere: The area offers a calm and refreshing environment with small waterfalls, natural streams, and hills, making it a perfect picnic spot for families and nature lovers.
October to March, when the weather is pleasant and the sea views are at their best.
26 km
Religious Importance: It is one of the significant Jain tirths associated with the Shatrunjaya Hills pilgrimage circuit.
Main Temple: Dedicated to Lord Adinath (Rishabhdev), the temple stands on a hill and is surrounded by smaller shrines, offering a serene spiritual environment.
Architecture: The temple complex features classic Jain stone carvings and a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for meditation and prayer.
October to March, when the weather is pleasant for climbing and exploring.
75.8 km
