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Lakhota lake jamnagar today photo rain
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Friday, December 6, 2013
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.
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.
Labels: News, Jamnagar, weather, history
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
INS Valsura at Jamnagar conducted an Open Half Marathon (21 km) and a 10.5 km run on Sunday as part of the Navy Week celebrations
INS Valsura at Jamnagar conducted an Open Half Marathon (21 km) and a 10.5
km run on Sunday as part of the Navy Week celebrations
INS Valsura at Jamnagar conducted an Open Half Marathon (21 km) and a 10.5 km run on Sunday as part of the Navy Week celebrations. More than 1,200 participants took part in the event. The race was flagged off from the ‘Raksha Shakti Sthal’ at Lakhota Lake by Mayor Kanaksinh Jadeja and en, ded at the INS Valsura Sports Stadium.
km run on Sunday as part of the Navy Week celebrations
INS Valsura at Jamnagar conducted an Open Half Marathon (21 km) and a 10.5 km run on Sunday as part of the Navy Week celebrations. More than 1,200 participants took part in the event. The race was flagged off from the ‘Raksha Shakti Sthal’ at Lakhota Lake by Mayor Kanaksinh Jadeja and en, ded at the INS Valsura Sports Stadium.
Labels: News, Jamnagar, weather, history
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Jamnagar is a coastal town of Gujarat in India
Jamnagar is a coastal town of Gujarat in India. It was founded by "Jam Raval" in 1540 A.D. as the capital of the princely state of Nawanagar. It was so named after the ruler who called themselves "Jamshree". The city was built around the small Ranmal Lake in the centre of which there is a small palace that can be reached by a causeway. Jamnagar is having the only Ayurvedic University in India. The old part of the town has a number of interesting buildings such as the "Darbar Gadh", "Mandvi Tower", "Jam Bungalow". Darbar Gadh was a gathering place where the Maharaja of Nawanagar used to hold public audience. Jamnagar is the home town of world famous cricketers His Royal Highness Jam Ranjitsinhji, Duleepsinhji and Ajay Jadeja. The "Bala Hanuman Temple" is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for the continuous enchanting of "Ram Dhun" since 1st August 1964. Jamnagar is also home to all the three defense force of India. The town is also famous for its 'Brass Products', 'Bandhani' and handicrafts.
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