Mira Gate
Overview
- •In 1750, Nawab Bahadur Khan built a brick and mortar city-walls of Palanpur.
- •It was 3 miles round, 17 to 20 feet high and 6 feet broad with seven bastioned gateways, and, at the corners, round towers armed with guns.
Highlights
- In 1750, Nawab Bahadur Khan built a brick and mortar city-walls of Palanpur.
- It was 3 miles round, 17 to 20 feet high and 6 feet broad with seven bastioned gateways, and, at the corners, round towers armed with guns.
- The gateways of the city-walls were Delhi Darwaja, Gathaman Darwaja, Malan Darwaja, Mira Darwaja, Virbai Darwaja, Salempura Darwaja, Sadarpur Darwaja or Shimla Darwaja.
- Only Mira Darwaja survives today.
Dress Code
Modest, respectful clothing is expected at this site.
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Frequently Asked Questions
In 1750, Nawab Bahadur Khan built a brick and mortar city-walls of Palanpur. It was 3 miles round, 17 to 20 feet high and 6 feet broad with seven bastioned gateways, and, at the corners, round towers armed with guns.
It is about 1 km from central Palanpur.
The most comfortable months are January, February, September, October and November; May is the hottest, with highs around 41°C.
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October to March
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