Rozi and Bedi Ports
These are attractive seaside picnic spots and offer good fishing facilities. So, if you are tired of the chaos of the city, it is the place to spend some time in peace.
Lakhota Palace and Kotha Bastion
Lakhota Palace is reputed as one of the major tourist attractions among the tourists visiting Jamnagar. Located in the center of Old Jamnagar on an island in the middle of a lake, two old structures namely Lakhota Fort and Kotha Bastion are sure to captivate you. The terrace of Lakhota Fort displays a fine collection of sculptures that date back to the time of yore. The Kotha Bastion is Jamnagar's arsenal. It has a fine collection of sculptures, coins, inscriptions and copper plates and the skeleton of a whale. Its major attraction is an old well, the water of which can be drawn by blowing into a small hole in the floor.
Pratap Vilas Palace
Pratap Vilas Palace is a distinct place to visit for a variety of reasons. It has a foreign architecture with Indian carvings that give it a totally distinct appeal. It was built as a mimic of Victoria Memorial Building of Calcutta but the domes built on it are according to Indian architecture, out of which 3 domes are made of glass. Carvings of creepers, flowers, leaves, birds and animals on the columns add to the attraction of this magnificent palace. Permission is required to see the palace from the Jamsaab office.
Reliance Petroleum Industries
India's Largest Private Sector industries dealing in the petroleum which is also
dominating the Indian Economy and foreign economy as well. Reliance Which is proud of India is situated at Jamnagar.
Bhujio Kotho
Bhujio Kotho enjoys a distinct place among the tourists due to its height and circumference. It is believed that the monument was constructed for protection during the invasions. It has five floors and on the first floor there are guns placed in each directions. On the upper floor a tank is constructed to store water and on it's peak a dancing peacock is placed.
Bala Hanuman
Hanuman Temple Heart of City Since 1 August 1964, there has been unceasing round the clock chanting of the invocation round the clock JAI JAI RAM and this remarkable devotion has earned this temple a unique place in the Guinness Book of Records.
