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Jamnagar Information Guide

Jamnagar, previously known as Nawanagar, is in Gujarat. The city was established by Jam Raval in the 16th Century and has been mainly built by Maharaja Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji in the 1920s. Located near the coast of the Gulf of Kutch, it is hardly a wonder that this city is also known as the Jewel of Kathiawar. While most of the city was designed in a Western style, you can still find corners with local touches.

Religious Places to Visit

Jamnagar has been blessed with many notable temples that attract people from far and wide. Let's start with the Bhid Bhanjan Temple. This temple showcases the best of Jamnagar's craftsmanship with its intricate carvings and silver work. A temple that has found its place in the Guinness Book of World Records, the Bala Hanuman Temple can be visited any time of the day. Here, you can hear the chants of 'Sri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram' 24x7. The Raisi Shah Temple, a part of the Jain Temple Triad is beauty at its best. This temple has gold inlay work in the sanctum, marble floors with geometric patterns and mirrored ceilings. The Ratan Bai Masjid is certainly a hard-to-miss structure with its green and white minarets. This Mosque has sandalwood doors encrusted with pearls as well as its very own rainwater harvesting system.

Places of Natural Wonders

A vacation is meant for relaxing and nothing says this better than a beach. The nearest beach to Jamnagar is the Balachari beach. Improve your knowledge of the local marine life at Pirotan Island. It can be easily reached by ferry and at low tides, you can see a plethora of aquatic creatures (Be sure to ask your guide which creatures are best left untouched). Meet the wildlife nearby during a visit to the Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary and the Khijadia Bird Sanctuary. Kids are certainly going to be delighted with a trip to the Lakhota Talav. It is a great site for bird watching and the 15-minute boat ride only adds to the fun.

Other Things to See

Get a dose of history with the Lakhota Fort and Museum. Located on an island in the middle of the lake with the same name, this museum showcases weapons, sculptures, paintings depicting battle scenes and lots more. The Kotha Bastion is a unique place. Along with coins, inscriptions and the skeleton of a whale, it also has a well whose water can be drawn out by blowing into a small hole in the ground! No trip from Mumbai to Jamnagar is ever complete without a little shopping and where else to do this than at Chandi Bazaar. Here you will see silver and gold artisans create items in a way that is almost magical.

Airport information for travelling from Mumbai to Jamnagar

Departure

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM)
Sahar Road, Santacruz, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400099

Arrival

Civil Enclave Jamnagar Airport (JGA)
Airport Road Civil Enclave, Govardhanpur, Jamnagar, Gujarat 361006

Getting to Mumbai Airport

• You can hire an app-based taxi or hail a cab
• You can also take the train to Vile Parle Station (E) and hail a taxi/rickshaw from there
• The airport is well connected to other parts of the city via the BEST buses
• Hailing an auto rickshaw is another easy way to get to the airport

Travelling from Jamnagar Airport

• You can hire a prepaid/private taxi from the airport or book an app-based one
• You can also hire an auto rickshaw to your destination
• The nearest railway and bus stations are 7 km away from the airport, you can hire a taxi/auto rickshaw till there.