12 Facts About Gondal India

Gondal India is mentioned in texts like Ain-i-Akbari and Mirat-i-Ahmadi as a Vaghela state in Sorath.

In 1901, Gondal India city had a population of 19,592, and was a stop on the branch line between Rajkot and Jetalsar on the Viramgam–Rajkot and Rajkot–Somnath lines.

One of the highlights of the palace is the Rail Saloon of the royal family of Gondal India which has been converted into a suite with a drawing room, dining room and bedroom.

Rulers of Gondal India were Thakurs of the Jadeja dynasty who had the right to an 11-gun salute.

Temples in Gondal include Akshar Mandir and Deri, Shri Trikamrayji Haveli, Shri Madanmohanji ni haveli, Shri Ramji Mandir, Bhuvneshwari Mandir, Ashapura Mata, Sureshwar Mahadev, Dhareshwar Mahadev, Kashi Vishwanath Mahadev and the massive Ambey Dham Temple.

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Anand Ashrama, located easterly to Gondal India close to Ghoghavadar, is a research center for folklore and Gujarati literature.

Gondal India is growing in the cotton trade with the development of many ginning and pressing industries.

The markets for most commodities in Gondal India are in two areas known as Nani Bazaar and Moti Bazaar.

The main business areas in Gondal India include Town Hall, Gundala Street, Nani Bazaar, Moti Bazaar, Kadiyalane, Bus stand road, and Kumbharwada.

Main residential areas in Gondal include Bhojrajpara, G Parekh Street, Khandheria Street, Gundala Street, Mahadevwadi, Housing Board, Station Plot, Gundala Road, Yoginagar, Kashi Vishwanath road, Kadavani Nagar, Shajanand Nagar, Khodiyar Nagar and Gokul Dham.

The most upscale residential areas in Gondal India are Bhojrajpara and Kailashbag, which are near to the bus station and the main market.

Schools in Gondal India include St Mary's School, Vidhya mandir, Patel Boarding, Akshar Purshotam Swami Narayan High School, and Highway Gurukul.