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Until now i was traveling places with my bike but this time i decided to experience different and reached in Jamnagar city by public transport. Usually i’m not able to sleep while traveling by any vehicle even if i tired but avocation of solo traveling helping me to overcome this weakness too.

There are colleagues cum friends named Jay and Nipul help me to sort out places to visit for Jamnagar district as they are native. And i really appreciate their help because they just not suggested me places but also advice how and when i should visit few places to explore it’s real glory and taste few very famous food of city. By this way i understand one thing that suggestions are always helpful even if you traveling your own way because you will not find everything on internet.

I was reached in city by 5:30 am and winter had no mercy. Okhi cyclone was just passed and i was feeling it’s effect there by much cold as city is very close to gulf of kutch, ocean. Jay arrange bike for me there as i had much places to visit and without private vehicle it is not possible. So, Dipak (Jay’s friend) came at early morning to help me. We drunk tea and then he shown me whole city just within 2 hours. We tried Pakwan (very delicious food) then he handover me his bike and i traveled all places again to take photos. Dipak is really amiable.

Jamnagar is well known as Paris of Saurashtra and fifth largest city in Gujarat. This region ruled by Jams emperor and then Nawanagar became Jamnagar. World’s largest oil refinery by Reliance industries has established in this district. There are few more amazing facts related to this region covers in below places description.

Let’s explore why i really like this city.

1. Lakhota Lake

This was the first place i visited in the city and journey started with good place. It reminded my Kankariya lake (Ahmedabad). This lake is really good place to walk, exercise, spend time, photography, boat-ride and garden.

Dilip (Friend) informed the lake was very natural and beautiful previously but after new structure it become attractive to others but not native. Now, because of new structure navigate some part of city you need to roam whole lake because of barrier or road block.

At morning, i walked almost half hour but at time of evening i walked 2 whole round of lake and it was really so memorable time of this amazing journey. You will surely get peace of mind here.

2. Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary

First time i realised i should have good camera because for photography with far distance iPhone is not enough. Although i tried to captured few photos to remind me my journey for this location.

This sanctuary charged few money but it is worth if you are visiting this place on right time, i mean early morning or evening while winter or monsoon gives its seasonal effects. You will surely found many birds and few natural places which will be indeed worth of your visit.

One thing i admire about this place is they arrange and maintain this sanctuary very well. You have separate path to walk and enjoy with not disturbing natural things. This is must visit place if you are near to Jamnagar city.

3. Saifee Tower (Vora No Hajiro)

This is first attraction you get while entering in the city. The tower is defines you reach at one of the very popular religious place of Vohra community. I wanted to visit this from inside but they not allowed me because i need to take permission and i tried but there was no right person available.

4. Hindu Crematorium

I was really shocked when Jay (friend) suggested me to visit cemetery because usually no one suggest this kind of place but when i reached there i got different atmosphere than what i had in my mind. Obviously, peoples comes here for funeral activities but garden and picturization of Ramyan – old tale was really nice.

I found few peoples came here to spend their time and some groups for photography and it was surprising for me. This Crematorium is very near to Vhora’s hazira.

5. Darbar Hall

Darbargadh was semi-circular palace of royal residence of Jam Saheb, ruling prince of the city. Now a days, this place seems like location of local store and individual business. I don’t understand how government not able to care for such ancient places.

6. Ayurved University

It was election day on Saturday and one of friend informed me they will not allow me to visit this university from inside and i took as little challenge and visited every corner.

I found this university contains old as well as new structure just like Ayurvedic concepts with modern theory. I had not much time to visit buildings from inside but as i guess few are educational institutes and few are for hospital.

7. Khambhaliya Gate

In old time Jamnagar city was covered with five gate and this is one of the gate remains with better situation in today’s time. Now, local government took responsibility to care and made a museum inside this huge gate which demonstrate the oldest Jamnagar and it’s history.

8. Khijada Temple

I was asking to native about near by places to visit and got named of this temple. In noon time, this location served me better place to pass peaceful time. The tree on the temple is really different attraction.

9. Dhanvantari Temple

Opposite of Ayurved university, this huge temple attracted me. At early morning, native were playing cricket on the ground. But when i visited temple at noon time, i got shocked that they closed because of election. I really don’t understand why and how.

10. Bala Hanuman Temple

When i heard about a fact for this temple, continuous chanting of the “Sri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram” since August 1st, 1964 and named in guinness world record book for continues chanting of ram dhun. I was so disparated to visit and finally it satisfied later in evening.

It is really unbelievable that they are continuous chanting of religious song from almost 54 years. As i believe, this defines the patience and belief in god.

11. Pawan Chakki

On second day, Sunday, i was willing to visit places out of city but because of winter, atmosphere created captivating fog. The each location covered with fog and city looked more beautiful. I was enjoying that natural atmosphere and listed it here to remember.

12. Kileshwar, Barda Hills

13. Navalakha Temple, Ghumli

After Kileshwar, this place took 15 km distance journey but it is totally worth. Ancient structure is always stay my major attraction.

These temples build in era of 10th century and have image of ruler Solanki architecture. Near by surrounded mountains increase the glory of this temple. In ancient time, how this place served beautifully scenery to peoples in that time. There are detailed information related to place, you find in one of images.

14. Ashapura Temple, Ghumli

You are at Ghumli and you not going to get on top of this hill then you will surely miss biggest opportunity to view mountains scenery. There is safe way to walk and it is taking almost half hour to get on top.

Sometimes, i feel it’s good that devotees created temples on such hills so we can visit it and get surprise look of mountains, water stream, forest, open sky and much more. This nature is part of every human’s life.

15. Milan Ragdawada, Lalpur

Friend insisted me to get taste of this food at Lalpur and when i reached here and tried food i started to think about real taste of food in Saurashtra region. The Ragda was so delicious and tasty that i tried twice. Other food is also good to taste.

I really recommending this food at this location. I wish in near future i can try it again. Don’t want to forget the taste of delicious ragda.

16. Sasoi Dam

Water always stayed first attraction to me so i was waiting to visit this dam but because of time constraints i reached late here and it was about sun set. Although it was giving very attractive look to me about dam and sky.

17. Ranjit Sagar Dam

When i reached here, sun was already settled but peoples around there not less and enjoying at fullest. Because of Sunday, many visitors were come and enjoying the scenery of popular dam of Jamnagar city.

The Garden opposite of dam is also stayed attraction to many peoples. I found crowd and many families enjoying dinner as well.

18. Windmill

On the way to Kileshwar from Jamnagar, i found this windmill and get so attached with the structure because it was first time i was seeing windmill in real. It is so huge and the sound from it so adorable at first sight.

Near to Lalpur, i got windmill station and on that road there are lots of windmills till Dwarka.

Video – Windmill, Jamnagar

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GJ – 10 #Jamnagar Until now i was traveling places with my bike but this time i decided to experience different and reached in Jamnagar city by public transport.

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Migratory Birds

Convention on Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) is an environmental treaty of the UN Environment that addresses the global issue.

World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) which falls on May 9 each year, is an international campaign aimed at raising awareness about migratory birds of India as well as the necessity of international cooperation to protect the species. This year, the theme of World Migratory Bird Day is "Birds Connect Our World" and was chosen to stress the importance of preserving and restoring ecological connection and the integrity of ecosystems that help support natural cycles that are vital for the health and survival of migratory birds.

The year 2018 was a significant year of transition within the development of WMBD. It brought together the planet's major migratory bird routes or flyways, including the African-Eurasian flyway East Asian-Australasian flyway and the Americas flyways. The theme of WMBD the year 2019 was "Protect Birds: Be the Solution to Plastic Pollution!"

Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) is an environmental treaty that falls under the umbrella under the UN Environment that addresses the worldwide issue.

CMS is a platform that brings together countries as well as the larger world conservation community to work towards the coordinated preservation and management migration-related species (amongst the other species of birds) across their entire areas. To help conserve the migration-related species, they have been classified broadly into three groups: Waterbirds, Landbirds, Birds of Prey which are also known as Raptors.

Here is a look at the migratory birds that visit India:

Siberian Cranes

Siberian Cranes are white snowy color birds that migrate during the winter months to India. They are omnivores that breed within the cold tundras in Russia as well as Siberia. Siberian cranes, also known as snow cranes are the most endangered species of birds that migrate. Their populations from the east migrate in wintertime to China and the western population migrates toward Bharatpur, India. They have the longest-distance migrations.

Greater Flamingo

Greater Flamingo is the largest of all species in the flamingo family. It is that is found throughout the Indian subcontinent. The bird that migrates is can be found in areas such as Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary, Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary, Flamingo City and also in the Thol Bird Sanctuary of Gujarat throughout winter. Many migration-related Flamingo birds have been observed in April along the creek within Navi Mumbai.

Demoiselle Crane

Demoiselle cranes migrate and winter within the Indian subcontinent. The most compact species of crane and live in a variety of conditions, including deserts of Rajasthan.

Amur Falcon

The Amur falcons, which are small-sized raptors which are bred in Siberia and then migrate towards Southern Africa. In large flocks of migration all-over North-East India and over the Arabian sea, they feed around Doyang Lake in Nagaland in the evening, or in the morning during winter months.

Bluethroat

Bluethroat is a tiny brightly colored passerine bird of the Thrush family. It winters in northern Africa as well as within the Indian subcontinent. Keoladeo National Park of Bharatpur in Rajasthan is among the most ideal places to observe migrants that migrate to India during winter.

Hope you loved reading this article about the migratory birds of India. For more information visit our website Creature Companion.

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Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary

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