Rajkot

Rajkot, the fourth largest city in Gujarat, is located on the banks of the Aji and Nyari Rivers and was the previous royal capital of the Saurashtra region. The city has become a good tourist spot recently and an economic hub also. Rajkot is one of the nicest places to visit in Gir National Park.

Previously, Rajkot served as the administrative hub for 400 princely republics in Saurashtra, Kutch, and northern Gujarat. The city gets thousands of visitors because it is close to Mahatma Gandhi's city. The place is perfect for people who love history. 

From gardens to parks to museums, there is something for everyone in every age group here. Many people throughout the world recognize Rajkot as a rising educational tourist destination; the city also has the ancient Rajkumar College, one of India's greatest private colleges.

Even after so many years, Rajkot retains its old-world charm. Apart from the famous attractions, the city is also very popular for its food. Once in Rajkot, the local food is a try. Ahmedabad is also famous for its different textile businesses, so don't forget to bring back classic hand-embroidered garments.

What is Rajkot famous for?

It is now a significant business and industrial hub. Cotton and woolen textile manufacturing is a key industry in the city, as are ceramics, diesel engines, and water pump sets. The city is well-known for its handicrafts. Rajkot is well worth a visit as part of a Gir National Park tour package.

What is the famous sweet?

Panda is a favourite sweet in the region. It is one of Rajkot's oldest shops. It sells Penda to Gujaratis all around the world. The various Penda kinds are all delectable.

What is the language spoken in Rajkot?

People speak many languages in this multicultural metropolis, including Hindi, Gujarati, English, Urdu, Sindhi, Tamil, Maratha, Bengali, and Malayalam. However, Urdu, Gujarati, English, and Sindhi are the most widely spoken languages.

What is the best time to visit Rajkot? 

Rajkot is best visited between October and March. The weather is nice for sightseeing at this time of year. Summers in the city are almost unbearably hot, whilst monsoons and winters have pleasantly chilly temperatures they provide.