Top 10 Interesting Facts about Gujarat
Gujarat is an outstanding state of India. It is a standout amongst the most prosperous and developed states in the nation. You should visit this delightful state with Gujarat tours and travels to make your trip pleasant. 1. As a matter of first importance, most of the people of India and other countries don't know much about the name of the State. The state and the zone around it were possessed by Gurjars even before the Mughal period. The name truly signifies "the place where there are Gurjars“.
Continue‌ 2. It is popular as one of the primary focuses of Indus Valley Civilization and has most popular historic cities, for example, Dholavira, Gola Dhora, and Lothal. According to the history, the main and first Indian port was built up in the city of Lothal. 3. There are more than 18000 towns in Gujarat and each and every town has electricity connection. 4. Gujarat is the most popular state for organizations and tourism. It has a lot of airplane terminals in India to serve the need.
Continue‌ 5. The general population of Gujarat is mostly vegans. An expansive number of Jain also lives in the state that is popular for their strict eating routine. 6. Gujarat assumes a major part in the worldwide jewel industry. 80% of the diamonds sold everywhere on the planet are cleaned in the diamond business of Surat. 7. Ahmedabad, Gujarat is the primary spot on the planet where Subway, Pizza Hut, and Domino have opened all-vegan outlets.
Continue‌ 8. Before 1970, the capital of the state was Ahmedabad which was later moved to the present capital that is Gandhinagar. The greater part of the general population still imagines that Ahmedabad is the capital of the state which does not genuine anymore. 9. Aside from Africa, Gujarat is the main state which is believed as one of the places of Asiatic Lions.
Continue‌ 10. Ever after the 2002 Gujarat revolts, the state is believed as the most secure place to live in the nation with a crime rate of just 8.2. Ahmedabad is the most secure city among all Tier-I and Tier-II cities the nation over.