Greetings all, from Vadodara city – The Sayaji & Sanskari Nagari
Vadodara as the name follows is Known as the Sanskari Nagari – The City of Culture, with regards to its being a Cultural Capital of Gujarat. As the name suggests, Sayaji Nagari – Sayaji’s City is named after its famous Maratha ruler, the Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III.
When one enters Vadodara its culture enthralls you. If you are visiting and without family or friends, Vadodara entices you to stay in baroda hotels. One among the famous hotels in baroda is hotel harmony. It is right besides the Vadodara railway station at the hub of the city. The bus station and rickshaws are also easily available near the hotel. It has a very user friendly website while booking online. Harmony hotel at Vadodara has a special specific area regarding quick booking. So now you can get your booking details about your stay in Vadodara hotel on your mobile device.
Among hotels in Baroda, Modern facilities with the finest hospitality makes hotel harmony the ideal choice amongst hotels in Vadodara for businessmen and tourist.
If you are in Vadodara be sure to visit around baroda city. Let us take you around; Vadhvana Wetland & Eco Campsite- a popular bird watching site for species including stork, tern, ibis, and spoonbill. This irrigation reservoir and wetland located 10 kms from Dabhoi & 20 kms from the Jambughoda village.
Chandod is a Village in Dabhoi Taluka in Vadodara. Chandod is located 52.6 km distance from its District Main City Vadodara.
Near Chandod, there are many other holy places like, in Karnadi – Karnali is located around 4 miles to the North of Chandod town Kuber Bhandari temple is well known from so long time. It is also an ancient temple in this territory. And towards the West side of Chandod, the holy place of Shri Gangnath Mahadev Temple is situated.
Sardar Sarovar dam is near Rajpipla, 1163 km away up the river from the sea. You can book a guided tour which will take you through six points around the dam site: a garden; the foundational stone laid by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1961; a site with a side view of the flow of the water from the dam; a lake where boating takes place; the first lock gate of the main canal; a trekking site with a nature student education camp.