Things to do in vadodara

Vadodara or Baroda is a cosmopolitan city located in Gujarat. Home to some of the most exemplary displays of architecture, Vadodara is a fitting memorial to Maratha leader Sayaji Rao Gaekwad III who (Read More) had envisioned a dream to make this Big City an educational, industrial and commercial centre. Decked with lush greenery on all sides, the Sursagar lake is an example of exemplary architecture and mesmerising beauty. Enjoy paddle-boating in these jade waters and go around the majestic 120-foot statue of Lord Shiva that looks upon the lake. Relaxing on the boundary wall under the starry night is great. Decked with green manicured lawns and adorned by towering palm trees, the Ajwa Nimeta Garden is the perfect destination to plan your leisurely weekend at. The crowd-puller here is the 100-meter row of perfectly aligned musical fountains that mesmerise us with coordinated water shoots in the background of lively colours. Adorned with immaculate architecture, flawless design and awe-striking grandeur, the BAPS Sri Swaminarayan Mandir is like the lord's palace. The tranquil vibe of the temple instils a revitalising and deeply energising calm within you. Outside the temple is a small, clean eatery that sells mouth-watering Indian delicacies. Formerly known as 'Baroda', the city offers visitors a glimpse into its fascinating history and some lip-smacking food items. On the streets of Vadodara, you will find classic Gujarati food and items from the rest of the world. While m...

Oh the endless and amazing places to visit in Vadodara! Vadodara is the cultural capital of Gujarat, because of its rich architecture, cultural roots and delicious food. This big little city is my hometown and I am super excited to take you on Vadodara places to visit. Although there are amazing Vadodara is called the ‘ Sanskarinagari’ or the cultural capital of Gujarat thanks to its cosmopolitan nature, equal fervour to celebrate all festivals and flavourful street food. It is very close to the So let’s dive into the list of visiting places in Vadodara, with this perfect Vadodara travel guide. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History of Vadodara The city got its name due to the copious amounts of Banyan trees called ‘ Vad ’ in the local language which was present in the yesteryears. The city settled itself on the banks of the river Vishwamitri which is houses the most crocodiles in Vadodara . The city was ruled by Gupta, Rashtrakuta, and Solanki dynasties and was held by the Sultans of Delhi and Gujarat, and then the Mughals, before finally being claimed by the Marathas of the Gaekwad dynasty in the 1720s. The Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III (1875-1939), firmly established his dynasty and transformed Vadodara into an educational, industrial, and commercial hub with thriving art and architecture. T hanks to this, Vadodara is a cosmopolitan city and houses people of different faiths and religions from different s...

In this list, we've put down our favourite street food from Vadodara and where you can go to grab a bite of the same. We've made a list of the delicious local delicacies as well as other street food available in the city. Do keep in mind that details about street food eateries can sometimes change though and while this list is accurate to the best of our knowledge, we'd encourage you to go and explore on your own to check out the details we've given. So, we're saying, read through this list, make sure you're hungry and then explore Vadodara! 1. Sev UsalSev Usal is a delicious local snack that comes in numerous varieties and is made up of peas, a variety of Indian spices and of course, garnished generously with sev. It is served with a side of chopped onions, and lemons as well as a spicy gravy and pav (bread buns). Where to eat: One of the most popular places in Vadodara to eat Sev Usal is perhaps Jay Mahakali Sev Usal, a stall that enjoys a high daily footfall. It is located at GF 14/15, Prathamesh Plaza (behind Nehru Bhavan) on Palace Road Timings: It is open every day from 08:15 hours to 21:15 hours. 2. Vada Pav This spicy favourite can be found in numerous places in Vadodara. Consisting of mashed potatoes and various spices all enveloped in a flour batter and fried, this snack is served piping hot and between a pav (bread bun). You can also garnish this with chopped onions, chillies and even some chutney. You can also try Jumbo King Vada Pav in Vadodara. Timings: This ...

Oh the endless and amazing places to visit in Vadodara! Vadodara is the cultural capital of Gujarat, because of its rich architecture, cultural roots and delicious food. This big little city is my hometown and I am super excited to take you on Vadodara places to visit. Although there are amazing Vadodara is called the ‘ Sanskarinagari’ or the cultural capital of Gujarat thanks to its cosmopolitan nature, equal fervour to celebrate all festivals and flavourful street food. It is very close to the So let’s dive into the list of visiting places in Vadodara, with this perfect Vadodara travel guide. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History of Vadodara The city got its name due to the copious amounts of Banyan trees called ‘ Vad ’ in the local language which was present in the yesteryears. The city settled itself on the banks of the river Vishwamitri which is houses the most crocodiles in Vadodara . The city was ruled by Gupta, Rashtrakuta, and Solanki dynasties and was held by the Sultans of Delhi and Gujarat, and then the Mughals, before finally being claimed by the Marathas of the Gaekwad dynasty in the 1720s. The Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III (1875-1939), firmly established his dynasty and transformed Vadodara into an educational, industrial, and commercial hub with thriving art and architecture. T hanks to this, Vadodara is a cosmopolitan city and houses people of different faiths and religions from different s...

Vadodara or Baroda is a cosmopolitan city located in Gujarat. Home to some of the most exemplary displays of architecture, Vadodara is a fitting memorial to Maratha leader Sayaji Rao Gaekwad III who (Read More) had envisioned a dream to make this Big City an educational, industrial and commercial centre. Decked with lush greenery on all sides, the Sursagar lake is an example of exemplary architecture and mesmerising beauty. Enjoy paddle-boating in these jade waters and go around the majestic 120-foot statue of Lord Shiva that looks upon the lake. Relaxing on the boundary wall under the starry night is great. Decked with green manicured lawns and adorned by towering palm trees, the Ajwa Nimeta Garden is the perfect destination to plan your leisurely weekend at. The crowd-puller here is the 100-meter row of perfectly aligned musical fountains that mesmerise us with coordinated water shoots in the background of lively colours. Adorned with immaculate architecture, flawless design and awe-striking grandeur, the BAPS Sri Swaminarayan Mandir is like the lord's palace. The tranquil vibe of the temple instils a revitalising and deeply energising calm within you. Outside the temple is a small, clean eatery that sells mouth-watering Indian delicacies. Formerly known as 'Baroda', the city offers visitors a glimpse into its fascinating history and some lip-smacking food items. On the streets of Vadodara, you will find classic Gujarati food and items from the rest of the world. While m...

In this list, we've put down our favourite street food from Vadodara and where you can go to grab a bite of the same. We've made a list of the delicious local delicacies as well as other street food available in the city. Do keep in mind that details about street food eateries can sometimes change though and while this list is accurate to the best of our knowledge, we'd encourage you to go and explore on your own to check out the details we've given. So, we're saying, read through this list, make sure you're hungry and then explore Vadodara! 1. Sev UsalSev Usal is a delicious local snack that comes in numerous varieties and is made up of peas, a variety of Indian spices and of course, garnished generously with sev. It is served with a side of chopped onions, and lemons as well as a spicy gravy and pav (bread buns). Where to eat: One of the most popular places in Vadodara to eat Sev Usal is perhaps Jay Mahakali Sev Usal, a stall that enjoys a high daily footfall. It is located at GF 14/15, Prathamesh Plaza (behind Nehru Bhavan) on Palace Road Timings: It is open every day from 08:15 hours to 21:15 hours. 2. Vada Pav This spicy favourite can be found in numerous places in Vadodara. Consisting of mashed potatoes and various spices all enveloped in a flour batter and fried, this snack is served piping hot and between a pav (bread bun). You can also garnish this with chopped onions, chillies and even some chutney. You can also try Jumbo King Vada Pav in Vadodara. Timings: This ...