Lakhota Fort

Full of natural Invirement full of enjoy

Palace and Museum inside the fort. It is situated in the middle of the lake of jamnagar. Lakhota Palace and the Ranmal (or Lakhota) Lake were built in the mid-19th century by Jan Ranmal II, the king of Navanagar. The semi-circular bastions, canons, turrets, guard rooms with swords, musket loops, powder flasks, etc. all hint towards the level of military preparedness of the kingdom. In case of an attack, the lake would also have acted as a moat to the fortress.

The Lake is open till 10pm and the fort is open from 12pm to 7 pm . Great and Vibrant place . Good to have walk in the Evening

The Lakhota Palace of Jamnagar is one of the main tourist attractions of Gujarat, which can not be missed during your travels in the state monuments. It is a small palace located on the island of Lahotah Lake. The beautiful Lakhota Palace was once home to the Maharaja of Nawanagar. It was built in the form of a fort, with a semi-circular fortress, tartets and pavilions, which. Contains guards featuring swords, muscat loops, and powder floss. One of the most fascinating of the rich. Past of royal India, Jamnagar's tour is definitely to be believed, if you are planning a trip to Gujarat. The former princely state of Jamnagar is still alive, excited about the standing time of prosperity as a silent witness to the prosperity of the era, which has a strong influence on the life of Jamnagar, but also includes the perfection of the province, which is still Very important for the city, Jamnagar The long list of different forts and monuments, perhaps, leads to the strange beauty of the Lakhota Palace, Jamnagar. The Lakhotha Palace is connected to the city of Jamnagar, which has a stone bridge with Bullstrad. Today the palace also has a small. museum. It exhibits sculptures from the 9th to the 18th. You will also find pottery here which has survived from medieval villages. Visitors can visit the Museum of Lakhata Palace of Jamnagar, every day, except on Wednesday.

This former fortress in the center of a scenic lake is now a museum with antiquities on display.