About Amravati
Rajkot to Amravati distnce : 959 km
Estimated travel time : 19 hours
Rajkot to Amravati is a popular route for both tourism and work. The ancient name of Amravati is "Udumbravati" or "Audumbaravati", in other forms its called โUmbravatiโ or "Umravati" and โAmravatiโ is the accepted name since long. It is said that Amravati is named for its ancient Ambadevi temple. The ancient proof of existence of Amravati can get from stone carved inscription on the base of marble statue of God Adinath (Jain God) Rhishabhnath.
Amravati carries a rich history and culture and is referred as the Cultural Capital of Vidarbha. It is a place of great religious importance. The most famous tourist attraction is of course the Ambadevi temple. Due to the extreme devotion of pilgrims, the city is also known as Ambanagari. There are many temples of Ambadevi and Lord Krishna. It is believed that Lord Krishna eloped with princess Rukmani through this tunnel in Amravati. Apart from the religious and cultural significance, Amravati is now a prime educational and industrial centre. Agricultural and related activities are the main driving force behind its commercial development. The city is surrounded with hills like Pohara, Chirodi and Maltekdi hills and two lakes Chhatri Talao and Wadali Talao.
Taxi from Rajkot to Amravati is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Rajkot to Amravati by car is well connected via NH47 through Godhra, Omkareshwar, which is a very convenient and comfortable drive. Rajkot to Amravati distance is 959 Km and is a 19 hours journey. Another route is via Vadodara which is almost same distance and takes same time. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are : Sarkhej - Sarkhej Roza or Dargah Hazrat Shaikh Ahmed Khattu Ganj Bakhs
Surendranagar - - Dholidhaja Dam, Rotary Garden,
Wadhwan - - Rajmahal palace
Sayla - - Heritage, Experiential
Chotila - - Chamunda Mataji Temple, Jalaram Temple
Taranetar - - Trinetreshwar Mahadev Temple
Viramgam - - Harihar Mahadev temple, Munsar lake, Gangasar lake, Ambaji mandir
Nalsarovar - - Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary, river
Wankaner - - Ranjit Vilas Palace, Shah Bava Dargah Sharif, Royal Oasis Hotel & Palace, Swaminarayan Temple, Macchu Dam
Godhra - -known for big restaurants,parks,libraries,churches,mosques,shopping etc.
Dahod - - the city is adorned with holy mosques and exquisite carvings.
Jhabua - - Break from the monotony of a long drive,dig into good food and stay back for the night.
Dhar - - Dhar Fort, Kharbuja Mahal, Bhojshala, Bagh Caves, Patidar Sangrahalay and many temples
Maheshwar - - Shri Raj Rajeshwar temple, Narmada Ghat, Ahilya Devi Maheshwar Fort, Maheshwar Fort, Pandharinath Mandir
Omkareshwar - - Mini Varanasi
Khandwa - - Shri Dhuni Dadaji Darbar (Dada Darbar), Navchandi Mata temple, Sant Singaji Mandir, Kishore Kumar Smarak, Santoshi mata mandir, Nagchoon
Melghat Tiger Reserve - - part of Project Tiger
Yawal Wildlife Sanctuary
Pithampur - - largest industrial town
Dharampuri - - Bilwamrateshwar Mahadev temple
Nadiad - - Beautiful temples and churches
Anand - - Milk capital of India, AMUL, Dakor temple, Navratri, Garba, Dandia
Vadodara - - Third largest city of Gujarat. Famous for Navratri festival, Sri Swaminarayan Mandir, Mehrangarh Fort
Dabhoi - - Vadodari Gate, Hira Bhagol, Vadhvana bird sanctuary, Vadhvana lake
Jambughoda Wildlife Sanctuary, Champaner