Jagannath Temple, Ahmedabad
The Jagannath temple of Ahmedabad, famous for its annual Rath Yatra, the largest after Puri’s.
The Galteshwar Temple is at Sarnal village near Dakor in the Kheda district of Gujarat, at the confluence of the Galti and Mahi rivers; it takes its name from the Galti. Dedicated to Shiva, the 12th-century temple is unusual for the region because it is built in the bhumija style of central India, with some influence from the Chaulukya architecture of Gujarat. It has a square sanctum and an octagonal hall. Tradition associates the place with the sage Galav and the devout king Chandrahas.
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Galateshwar Taluka, Gujarat
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