Showing posts with label travel jamnagar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel jamnagar. Show all posts

Thursday, August 26, 2010

CSMRI(Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute) Recently found around 93 new species of florals near Vadinar




Jamnagar coastline is biggest coastline in India in terms of length and hence has the only Marine National Park in the country,

Bhavnagar based CSMRI recently found around 93 new species of florals near Vadinar, this area is in close proximity to Pirotan and Narara Island in Jamnagar.

Of these 93 species around 13 are found first time rest 80 species are found elsewhere in the world but not near Jamnagar. These species are variety in sea-weeds.

Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute

http://www.csmcri.org

Monday, January 4, 2010

Tourism Jamnagar

JAMNAGAR

Lakhota Talav | Lakhota Palace and Museum | Bhujiyo Kotho | Bala Hanuman temple | Old City | Ratan Bai Masjid | Jain temple triad | Chandi Bazaar | Darbar Gadh | Willingdon Crescent | Bhidbhanjan Temple and Parsi Agiari | Solarium | Gujarat Ayurved University | Pratap Vilas Palace and Peter Scott Nature Park | Khijada Temple | Bohra Hajira | Manekbai Muktidham | Ranmal Lake | Rozi port and Bedi port | Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary | Ranjitsagar Dam | Beaches | Barda Hills Wildlife Sanctuary | Gaga Wildlife Sanctuary


DWARKA

Dwarkadhish Temple | Museum of Shardapith Math | Rukmini Devi Temple | Shrine of Meerabai | Gomati Ghat Temples | Lighthouse | IKSCON Gate and Temple | Nageshwar Jyothirlinga Temple | Beyt Dwarka | Gopi Talav | Gop | Ghumli | Okha Madhi | Dwarka Beach

MARINE NATIONAL PARK

Pirotan Island and Narala Island

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Friday, December 25, 2009

Jamnagar Fort museum attracting many tourists

A museum built in the middle of the Ranmal Lake in Lakhota Fort is attracting scores of visitors to Jamnagar

The Lakhota Museum displays a collection of old English and Portuguese firearms, weapons, sculptures, and artefacts that date back to the early 9th century AD.

"A lot of big cannons belonging to the British era are displayed here. Some of these date back 600 years. All these cannons reached this place from Portugal by sea,"

The museum's walls have a number of frescoes that depict the exploits of the area's rulers.

"There are some beautiful sculptures here that belong to the 18th century. Weapons are also displayed here,"

Some visitors feel that the youth should visit this museum as it displays distinctive facets of India's rich heritage.

A stone bridge links the palace to the town of Jamnagar.

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