અમદાવાદ
Am-daa-vaad
Ahmedabad
Usage
Gujarat's largest city. India's first city to receive UNESCO World Heritage status
Grammar Note
India's first UNESCO World Heritage City (2017). Famous for Gandhi's Sabarmati Ashram, the step-well Adalaj, and Sidi Saiyyed mosque. Textile industry center.
વડોદરા
Va-do-da-raa
Vadodara
Usage
Gujarat's third largest city. Known as the Cultural Capital of Gujarat
Grammar Note
"Vadodara" derives from "vatpatrak" (banyan leaf). Famous for Laxmi Vilas Palace, Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum. Baroda School of painting is renowned.
સુરત
Su-rat
Surat
Usage
World's diamond polishing capital. 90% of the world's diamonds are cut and polished here
Grammar Note
Surat was a major Mughal-era port. Now famous for diamond cutting/polishing and textile industries. Local food like "surthi undhiyu" and "ponk" are specialties.
સોમનાથ
So-ma-naath
Somnath
Usage
One of the 12 Jyotirlinga shrines, the first and foremost Shiva temple
Grammar Note
Somnath temple has been destroyed and rebuilt 17 times. The current structure was rebuilt in 1951. It faces the Arabian Sea — a stunning location.
દ્વારકા
Dvaa-ra-kaa
Dwarka
Usage
Legendary city of Lord Krishna. One of the seven sacred Hindu cities (Sapta Puri)
Grammar Note
Dwarka is Krishna's legendary city. The Dwarkadhish temple (5-story spire) is famous. It's at India's western tip. Submerged ruins of ancient Dwarka have been found.
ગીર ઉદ્યાન
Gir ud-yaan
Gir Forest National Park
Usage
The only habitat of Asiatic lions. The world's only place to see wild Asiatic lions
Grammar Note
Gir National Park (1412 sq km) is the last refuge of Asiatic lions (550+ individuals). Near-extinct in early 1900s, now recovered through conservation. Safari tours available.
કચ્છનું રણ
Kachchh-nu Ran
Rann of Kutch
Usage
World's largest salt desert. Famous for its magical white landscape in winter
Grammar Note
"Rann" derives from Sanskrit "iriṇa" (salt land). The "Rann Utsav" festival (Nov-Feb) celebrates the white salt desert under the full moon. UNESCO consideration.
લોથલ
Lo-thal
Lothal
Usage
Major Indus Valley Civilization site. Contains 4,500-year-old city planning and a dockyard
Grammar Note
Lothal dates to 2400 BCE. It has the world's oldest known dockyard and sophisticated drainage systems. Located near Ahmedabad, it's a key archaeological site.
પાલીતાણા
Paa-li-taa-naa
Palitana
Usage
The most sacred Jain pilgrimage site. Over 900 temples on Shatrunjaya Hill
Grammar Note
Palitana has 900+ Jain temples on Shatrunjaya Hill. Known as the world's only "pilgrimage city" — the entire town is vegetarian. Millions of pilgrims visit annually.
સ્ટેચ્યુ ઓફ યુનિટી
Statue of Unity
Statue of Unity (Kevadia)
Usage
World's tallest statue (182m). Dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Iron Man of India
Grammar Note
Completed in 2018, the 182m Statue of Unity is the world's tallest. Sardar Patel unified India's 500+ princely states post-independence. Jungle safari and valley of flowers nearby.
ગુજરાત
Gujarat
Gujarat
Usage
State in western India; capital Gandhinagar, largest city Ahmedabad. It is a dry state — sale and serving of alcohol is banned. Foreign visitors can buy at licensed shops after obtaining a liquor permit
ગાંધીનગર
Gandhinagar
Gandhinagar
Usage
Gujarat's capital, a planned city about 25km north of Ahmedabad laid out in numbered sectors. Home to the state legislature, government offices and the Akshardham temple
રાજકોટ
Rajkot
Rajkot
Usage
Largest city in the Saurashtra region and Gujarat's fourth city. Gandhi spent his boyhood here; it is the main transport hub for trips to Gir and Dwarka
ભાવનગર
Bhavnagar
Bhavnagar
Usage
Port city in eastern Saurashtra and the nearest city to the Jain pilgrimage town of Palitana, about an hour away by road
જામનગર
Jamnagar
Jamnagar
Usage
City in northwest Saurashtra with one of the world’s largest oil refineries. Known for bandhani tie-dye and brassware, and on the road to Dwarka
જૂનાગઢ
Junagadh
Junagadh
Usage
Historic city at the foot of Mount Girnar, with Uparkot Fort and an Ashokan rock edict. One of the bases for Gir National Park
ભુજ
Bhuj
Bhuj
Usage
District capital of Kutch and the starting point for trips to the white salt desert and the craft villages. Has both an airport and a railway station
કચ્છ
Kutch
Kutch
Usage
India's largest district, occupying Gujarat's northwest corner along the Pakistan border. Known for its salt flats, embroidery crafts and towns rebuilt after the 2001 earthquake
સૌરાષ્ટ્ર
Saurashtra
Saurashtra
Usage
The peninsula jutting into the Arabian Sea, also called Kathiawar. It contains Rajkot, Junagadh, Somnath and Dwarka
આણંદ
Anand
Anand
Usage
City between Ahmedabad and Vadodara, birthplace of the Amul dairy cooperative and known as the milk capital of India
નડિયાદ
Nadiad
Nadiad
Usage
Main town of Kheda district on the Ahmedabad–Vadodara main line, known for the Santram temple
ભરૂચ
Bharuch
Bharuch
Usage
Ancient port town at the mouth of the Narmada, a trading port since antiquity and now a chemical industry belt. Midway between Vadodara and Surat
અંકલેશ્વર
Ankleshwar
Ankleshwar
Usage
Chemical industrial town facing Bharuch across the Narmada, served by the main railway line and the national highway
વલસાડ
Valsad
Valsad
Usage
District capital near the southern end of the state, known for hapus (Alphonso) mangoes and as a rail junction on the route to Mumbai
નવસારી
Navsari
Navsari
Usage
City south of Surat with one of India’s oldest Parsi communities and the birthplace of Jamsetji Tata
વાપી
Vapi
Vapi
Usage
Industrial town at the southern edge of the state and the railhead for Daman, about 30 minutes away by road
મહેસાણા
Mehsana
Mehsana
Usage
District capital of north Gujarat and the junction from which travellers branch off to the Modhera Sun Temple and Patan
પાટણ
Patan
Patan
Usage
Former capital of the 11th–13th centuries, home to the UNESCO-listed Rani ki Vav stepwell and the double-ikat Patola silk weaving tradition
પાલનપુર
Palanpur
Palanpur
Usage
Capital of Banaskantha district in the north, close to the Rajasthan border. A rail junction and the gateway to Ambaji and Mount Abu
ગોધરા
Godhra
Godhra
Usage
Capital of Panchmahal district in eastern Gujarat and the nearest town to the Champaner-Pavagadh World Heritage site
અમરેલી
Amreli
Amreli
Usage
District capital in central Saurashtra bordering the eastern side of the Gir forest, an area where lions also roam outside the park
પોરબંદર
Porbandar
Porbandar
Usage
Coastal town on the western Saurashtra shore, birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi; the Kirti Mandir memorial adjoins his ancestral house
વેરાવળ
Veraval
Veraval
Usage
The nearest town to Somnath temple, about 6km away. A major fishing port and the usual base for visiting the temple
મોરબી
Morbi
Morbi
Usage
District town northwest of Rajkot, the centre of India's ceramic tile and sanitaryware industry and also known for clock making
સુરેન્દ્રનગર
Surendranagar
Surendranagar
Usage
District capital midway between Ahmedabad and Rajkot, and the entry point for the Little Rann and its wild ass sanctuary
ગાંધીધામ
Gandhidham
Gandhidham
Usage
Commercial town in Kutch adjoining Kandla port, where most trains serving the Kutch region terminate
વડનગર
Vadnagar
Vadnagar
Usage
Ancient town in Mehsana district with excavations showing over 2,000 years of continuous settlement, and the carved stone Kirti Toran gateways
દમણ
Daman
Daman
Usage
Former Portuguese enclave, now a union territory surrounded by Gujarat. As it is not part of the state, the prohibition does not apply and many visitors come to drink. The railhead is Vapi
દીવ
Diu
Diu
Usage
Island off the southern tip of Saurashtra. A former Portuguese territory, now a union territory with a fort, churches and quiet beaches. Being outside the state, prohibition does not apply
સરદાર વલ્લભભાઈ પટેલ આંતરરાષ્ટ્રીય વિમાનમથક
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport
Usage
Ahmedabad's international airport (AMD), about 10km north of the centre. Terminal 1 handles domestic flights, Terminal 2 international. The busiest airport in the state
સુરત વિમાનમથક
Surat Airport
Surat Airport
Usage
Surat’s airport (STV) at Magdalla southwest of the city, mainly domestic services often used by the diamond trade
વડોદરા વિમાનમથક
Vadodara Airport
Vadodara Airport
Usage
Vadodara’s airport (BDQ) at Harni northeast of the city, mostly domestic flights to Delhi and Mumbai. Convenient for reaching the Statue of Unity
રાજકોટ આંતરરાષ્ટ્રીય વિમાનમથક
Rajkot International Airport
Rajkot International Airport
Usage
Rajkot's new airport (HSR), opened in 2023 at Hirasar about 30km from the city. The old in-city airport has closed
ભુજ વિમાનમથક
Bhuj Airport
Bhuj Airport
Usage
Bhuj airport (BHJ) with domestic flights from Mumbai, the quickest way in for Rann of Kutch trips. Shares the field with an air force base
જામનગર વિમાનમથક
Jamnagar Airport
Jamnagar Airport
Usage
Jamnagar airport (JGA), mainly domestic flights from Mumbai and a useful entry point for Dwarka. Shared with an air force base
અમદાવાદ જંક્શન
Ahmedabad Junction
Ahmedabad Junction
Usage
The state's largest railway station (ADI). Locals call it Kalupur station after the neighbourhood, which works better with taxi drivers. Connects directly to the metro
મણિનગર
Maninagar
Maninagar
Usage
Station in southeast Ahmedabad near Kankaria Lake. Some Mumbai-bound trains stop here, and it is also a BRTS hub
સાબરમતી જંક્શન
Sabarmati Junction
Sabarmati Junction
Usage
Station in northern Ahmedabad, the junction for Kutch and north Gujarat, and the site of the terminal for the high-speed rail line under construction
ગાંધીનગર કેપિટલ
Gandhinagar Capital
Gandhinagar Capital
Usage
Station serving the state capital (GNC). Redeveloped with a hotel built above the platforms; about an hour from Ahmedabad by local train
વડોદરા જંક્શન
Vadodara Junction
Vadodara Junction
Usage
Vadodara station (BRC), one of the key stops on the Mumbai–Delhi trunk route where nearly every express stops. Buses for the Statue of Unity leave from here
આણંદ જંક્શન
Anand Junction
Anand Junction
Usage
Junction between Ahmedabad and Vadodara where the branch line towards Godhra diverges
સુરત રેલવે સ્ટેશન
Surat Railway Station
Surat Railway Station
Usage
Surat’s main station (ST) in the city centre, a principal stop between Mumbai and Ahmedabad
ભરૂચ જંક્શન
Bharuch Junction
Bharuch Junction
Usage
Station on the north bank of the Narmada on the Mumbai–Ahmedabad line; trains cross the river on a long bridge here
વલસાડ રેલવે સ્ટેશન
Valsad Railway Station
Valsad Railway Station
Usage
Main station in the south (BL), the terminus for some Mumbai suburban services and the changing point for Daman and the Dangs
મહેસાણા જંક્શન
Mahesana Junction
Mahesana Junction
Usage
Junction in north Gujarat and the starting point for journeys towards Patan and Modhera
પાલનપુર જંક્શન
Palanpur Junction
Palanpur Junction
Usage
Junction in the north where the Delhi trunk line and the Kutch line divide; also one of the railheads for Mount Abu
વિરમગામ જંક્શન
Viramgam Junction
Viramgam Junction
Usage
Junction about 65km west of Ahmedabad where the lines to Saurashtra and to Kutch separate
રાજકોટ જંક્શન
Rajkot Junction
Rajkot Junction
Usage
The largest station in Saurashtra (RJT) and a principal stop for trains heading towards Somnath and Dwarka
જામનગર રેલવે સ્ટેશન
Jamnagar Railway Station
Jamnagar Railway Station
Usage
Station serving Jamnagar, a stop for trains continuing to Dwarka and Okha
ભાવનગર ટર્મિનસ
Bhavnagar Terminus
Bhavnagar Terminus
Usage
Terminus station at Bhavnagar (BVC). The branch line to Palitana starts here, making it the gateway for Jain pilgrims
જૂનાગઢ જંક્શન
Junagadh Junction
Junagadh Junction
Usage
Station for Junagadh, the stop for Mount Girnar and for approaching Gir National Park
વેરાવળ રેલવે સ્ટેશન
Veraval Railway Station
Veraval Railway Station
Usage
The railhead for Somnath temple; an auto-rickshaw from the station takes about 15 minutes
ઓખા રેલવે સ્ટેશન
Okha Railway Station
Okha Railway Station
Usage
Terminus at the western tip of the peninsula, beyond Dwarka and close to the jetty for boats to Bet Dwarka
ગાંધીધામ જંક્શન
Gandhidham Junction
Gandhidham Junction
Usage
The main gateway station for Kutch, where long-distance trains from Mumbai and Delhi arrive; change here for Bhuj
ભુજ રેલવે સ્ટેશન
Bhuj Railway Station
Bhuj Railway Station
Usage
Terminus of the Kutch line. Tours to the white salt desert and the craft villages such as Hodka and Nirona start from here
એકતા નગર
Ekta Nagar
Ekta Nagar
Usage
The station for the Statue of Unity, renamed from Kevadiya in 2023. The statue is about 5km away
અમદાવાદ મેટ્રો
Ahmedabad Metro
Ahmedabad Metro
Usage
Ahmedabad's urban rail: the east–west Blue Line and the north–south Red Line, interchanging at Old High Court. Now extended to Gandhinagar
ઓલ્ડ હાઈકોર્ટ
Old High Court
Old High Court
Usage
The only interchange on the Ahmedabad Metro, where the Blue and Red lines cross
કાલુપુર રેલવે સ્ટેશન
Kalupur Railway Station
Kalupur Railway Station
Usage
Blue Line metro station connected directly to Ahmedabad Junction, the main railway station
વસ્ત્રાલ ગામ
Vastral Gam
Vastral Gam
Usage
Eastern terminus of the Ahmedabad Metro Blue Line, in the residential and industrial east of the city
થલતેજ ગામ
Thaltej Gam
Thaltej Gam
Usage
Western terminus of the Blue Line, on the newer west side of the city near the SG Highway
એપીએમસી
APMC
APMC
Usage
Southern terminus of the Red Line, next to the agricultural produce market at Vasna
મોટેરા સ્ટેડિયમ
Motera Stadium
Motera Stadium
Usage
Red Line station for the Narendra Modi Stadium, the largest cricket ground in the world
ગુજરાત યુનિવર્સિટી
Gujarat University
Gujarat University
Usage
Blue Line station serving the university district and the commercial areas of west Ahmedabad
જનમાર્ગ
Janmarg
Janmarg (Ahmedabad BRTS)
Usage
Ahmedabad's bus rapid transit, running in dedicated median lanes with raised platform stops. It covers many areas the metro does not reach
સુરત બીઆરટીએસ
Surat BRTS
Surat BRTS
Usage
Surat’s bus rapid transit running in dedicated lanes, the main way to move around the city. Operated together with the Sitilink city buses
કંડલા બંદર
Kandla Port
Kandla Port
Usage
Major trading port at the head of the Gulf of Kutch, officially Deendayal Port, adjoining Gandhidham
મુન્દ્રા
Mundra
Mundra
Usage
Port town on the southern coast of Kutch, site of India’s largest private commercial port and among the busiest by cargo volume
સાબરમતી આશ્રમ
Sabarmati Ashram
Sabarmati Ashram
Usage
Gandhi's riverside home and base in Ahmedabad, from where the 1930 Salt March set out. Entry is free
સીદી સૈયદની જાળી
Sidi Saiyyed ni Jali
Sidi Saiyyed Mosque Jali
Usage
The "tree of life" stone lattice window in a mosque in central Ahmedabad. It is the emblem of the city and appears on local logos and signs
ભદ્રનો કિલ્લો
Bhadra no Killo
Bhadra Fort
Usage
Fort of 1411 at the heart of old Ahmedabad, with the Bhadrakali temple and a busy market right beside it
ત્રણ દરવાજા
Teen Darwaza
Teen Darwaza
Usage
Triple-arched 15th-century gateway east of Bhadra Fort. A landmark of the old city, surrounded by clothing stalls
માણેક ચોક
Manek Chowk
Manek Chowk
Usage
Square in old Ahmedabad that is a jewellery market by day and a street-food bazaar at night. With the state dry, eating out like this is the usual evening scene
હઠીસિંગ જૈન દેરાસર
Hutheesing Jain Derasar
Hutheesing Jain Temple
Usage
White marble Jain temple of 1848 in northern Ahmedabad, known for its fine carving
કાંકરિયા તળાવ
Kankaria Talav
Kankaria Lake
Usage
15th-century artificial lake southeast of central Ahmedabad, ringed by a promenade, a zoo and a ferris wheel. Maninagar station is nearby
અડાલજની વાવ
Adalaj ni Vav
Adalaj Stepwell
Usage
Five-storey stepwell of 1499 between Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar, with carved pillars descending deep underground
સાબરમતી રિવરફ્રન્ટ
Sabarmati Riverfront
Sabarmati Riverfront
Usage
Landscaped promenade along the river through Ahmedabad, with parks and plazas on both banks and a Sunday flea market
નરેન્દ્ર મોદી સ્ટેડિયમ
Narendra Modi Stadium
Narendra Modi Stadium
Usage
World's largest cricket stadium (about 130,000 seats) at Motera in northern Ahmedabad, reachable on the metro Red Line
અક્ષરધામ મંદિર
Akshardham Mandir
Akshardham Temple
Usage
Large Swaminarayan temple in Gandhinagar built of pink sandstone, with gardens and exhibition halls. Security is strict — bags and electronics are largely not allowed inside
ગિફ્ટ સિટી
GIFT City
GIFT City
Usage
International financial district near Gandhinagar with a cluster of high-rises, reachable by metro. It is an exception to the state prohibition — licensed drinking is permitted inside the zone
લક્ષ્મી વિલાસ પેલેસ
Laxmi Vilas Palace
Laxmi Vilas Palace
Usage
Former royal palace of Vadodara (1890), said to cover four times the grounds of Buckingham Palace. The family still lives there; part is open to visitors
ચાંપાનેર
Champaner
Champaner
Usage
UNESCO-listed ruined city about 45km northeast of Vadodara, capital in the 16th century, with Islamic monuments such as the Jama Masjid
પાવાગઢ
Pavagadh
Pavagadh
Usage
Hill beside Champaner. The Kalika Mata temple on its summit is a major Shakti pilgrimage site, reached by ropeway
મોઢેરા સૂર્ય મંદિર
Modhera Surya Mandir
Modhera Sun Temple
Usage
11th-century temple to the sun god Surya in Mehsana district, famous for its stepped tank. It is now a monument rather than an active place of worship
રાણી કી વાવ
Rani ki Vav
Rani ki Vav
Usage
UNESCO-listed 11th-century stepwell at Patan, its walls covered with over 500 sculptures. It appears on the Indian 100-rupee note
ધોળાવીરા
Dholavira
Dholavira
Usage
Indus Valley city site on an island in the Great Rann of Kutch, a World Heritage site. About five hours by road from Bhuj, so a day trip is tight
ધોરડો
Dhordo
Dhordo
Usage
Village about 80km north of Bhuj, the access point for the white salt desert, where a tent city is set up for the Rann Utsav from November to February. A border permit is required
કાળો ડુંગર
Kalo Dungar
Kalo Dungar (Black Hill)
Usage
The highest point in Kutch (about 460m), with a panoramic view over the salt desert and a Dattatreya temple at the top
માંડવી
Mandvi
Mandvi
Usage
Coastal town in southern Kutch with a working wooden dhow shipyard, a long sandy beach and the seaside Vijay Vilas Palace
કચ્છનું નાનું રણ
Kachchh nu Nanu Ran
Little Rann of Kutch
Usage
Salt marsh southeast of the Great Rann, the only home of the Indian wild ass, viewable on safari. Dasada and Surendranagar are the usual bases
સાસણ ગીર
Sasan Gir
Sasan Gir
Usage
The village at the entrance to Gir National Park, where the safari booking office and most lodges are, with its own railway station. Safaris must be booked in advance
ગિરનાર
Girnar
Girnar
Usage
Sacred hill outside Junagadh dotted with Hindu and Jain temples, reached by around 9,000 stone steps or by ropeway
ઉપરકોટ કિલ્લો
Uparkot Killo
Uparkot Fort
Usage
Ancient fort inside Junagadh, containing Buddhist rock-cut caves and deep stepwells such as Adi Kadi Vav
શત્રુંજય
Shatrunjaya
Shatrunjaya
Usage
The holiest Jain hill, rising behind Palitana. Over 3,800 steps lead to more than 900 temples on the summit. No one may stay on the hill after sunset
બેટ દ્વારકા
Bet Dwarka
Bet Dwarka
Usage
Island off Dwarka with a temple said to mark where Krishna lived, reached from Okha by boat or over the new bridge
નાગેશ્વર
Nageshwar
Nageshwar
Usage
One of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines, between Dwarka and Okha, marked by a huge statue of Shiva
શિવરાજપુર બીચ
Shivrajpur Beach
Shivrajpur Beach
Usage
White-sand beach about 12km north of Dwarka, holding international Blue Flag certification
અંબાજી
Ambaji
Ambaji
Usage
Pilgrimage town at the northern edge of the state, one of the Shakti Peethas, close to the Rajasthan border. About 90 minutes by road from Palanpur
ડાકોર
Dakor
Dakor
Usage
Pilgrimage town in Kheda district with the Ranchhodrai temple to Krishna; crowds peak on full-moon days
સાળંગપુર
Salangpur
Salangpur
Usage
Village in Botad district known for the Kashtabhanjan Hanuman temple, a common day-trip pilgrimage from Ahmedabad
સાપુતારા
Saputara
Saputara
Usage
The state's only hill station, at about 1,000m in the southern Dang district, known for its lake and monsoon greenery. The nearest railhead is Waghai
સરદાર સરોવર બંધ
Sardar Sarovar Bandh
Sardar Sarovar Dam
Usage
Large dam on the Narmada. The Statue of Unity stands facing it, and the two are normally visited together
વેળાવદર રાષ્ટ્રીય ઉદ્યાન
Velavadar Rashtriya Udyan
Velavadar Blackbuck National Park
Usage
Grassland national park near Bhavnagar, known for blackbuck antelope, wolves and a large winter harrier roost
નળ સરોવર
Nal Sarovar
Nal Sarovar
Usage
Shallow lake and bird sanctuary about 60km southwest of Ahmedabad, where flamingos and other migrants gather from November to February
સુરત કિલ્લો
Surat Killo
Surat Castle
Usage
16th-century fort on the Tapi riverbank in central Surat, restored and open to visitors beside the riverfront promenade
નર્મદા નદી
Narmada Nadi
Narmada River
Usage
Sacred river flowing west across central India to the Arabian Sea at Bharuch. The Statue of Unity and Sardar Sarovar Dam stand on it
સાબરમતી નદી
Sabarmati Nadi
Sabarmati River
Usage
River running through Ahmedabad, dividing the old city on the east bank from the newer west side — a common reference when giving directions
તાપી નદી
Tapi Nadi
Tapi River
Usage
River flowing through Surat into the Arabian Sea, also written Tapti
અરબી સમુદ્ર
Arabi Samudra
Arabian Sea
Usage
The sea to the west and south of Gujarat. The state has India’s longest coastline, around 1,600km
કચ્છનો અખાત
Kachchh no Akhat
Gulf of Kutch
Usage
Gulf between Kutch and the Saurashtra peninsula. India’s first marine national park, with coral reefs, lies off Jamnagar
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