Rajkot plays an important role in the independence of India. The
father of the nation spend there life in Rajkot. Now a days it is a major
centre of business and commerce. In Rajkot there are many places to
visit Rajkot is filled with tourist places. If you ever come to visit
Rajkot so, you cant miss to travel the all Tourist Places.
KABA GANDHI'S GATE: It consist on all the things related to Mahatma
Gandhi's. It is also there ancestral home which is now as a museum of
“Gandhi Smriti” consisting personal things of the Father of Nation.
WaWATSON MUSEUM AND LIBRARY: It is one of the prominent tourist
attractions in Rajkot and is located in the Jubilee Gardens. It is an instance
to Saurashtra's rich cultural heritage and displays exhibits like copies of
artifacts dating to the times of Mohenjodaro, 13th century carvings,
silverware, natural history exhibits and textiles,19th century marble statue
of Queen Victoria and many more ancient pieces.
THE RAJKUMAR COLLEGE: It is one of the oldest schools established in
the year 1868 and was founded for the education of the Princely order by
the Princes and Chiefs of Kathiawar.
MAHATAMA GANDHI HIGH SCHOOL: This school is also one of the prime
things to watch in Rajkot established in the year 1853 and was formerly
known as Alfred High School. This school has a Gothic Norman structure
and was one of the highly-acclaimed schools for its unmatched standard of
education. Mahatma Gandhi acquired secondary education from this
school.
JAGAT MANDIR: The pilgrim tourists must make a visit to the Jagat temple
which occupies a significant place among the tourist attractions in Rajkot. It
is an exquisitely carved temple of dedicated to Shri Ramakrishna
Paramhansa and built of red stones.
RASTRIYA SHALA: Rastriya Shala is of immense historical importance. On
February 21, 1921, it made its humble beginning and started functioning in
a rental premise in Rajkot. The land on which the main building stands was
given by Shri Lakhajiraj, the ruler of the state of Rajkot, who was a staunch
admirer of Mahatma Gandhi.
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