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Rani ki Vav
Commissioned around 1063 by Queen Udayamati of the Solanki dynasty as a memorial. To her husband King Bhima I, Rani ki Vav descends seven storeys underground. Its galleries lined with more than 1,500 sculptural panels depicting Vishnu’s avatars. Apsaras and mythological scenes. Buried by Saraswati river floods for centuries and rediscovered only in the 1980s. Its remarkable preservation earned it UNESCO World Heritage status in 2014. Its image now appears on the reverse of the Indian ₹100 note. Rani ki Vav sits at an elevation of 79 m.
Sahastralinga Talav
Built under Solanki king Siddharaja Jayasinha in the 12th century. Sahastralinga Talav (literally "the tank of a thousand lingams") was engineered. Channels and sluices drawing water from the Saraswati river into a stepped reservoir. Ringed by shrines to Shiva. Much of the structure was lost over the centuries. Ongoing archaeological excavation has uncovered stone steps, kunds and temple foundations. Hint at the scale of Solanki-era hydraulic engineering. Complementing the nearby Rani ki Vav as evidence of Patan’s importance as a medieval capital.
Panchasara Parshvanath Temple
Panchasara Parshwanath Temple is a Śvetāmbara Jain temple located in Patan, Gujarat.
Sahastralinga Tank
The reservoir was built in 1084 by Solanki ruler Siddharaj Jaysinh on the erstwhile bank of the Sarasvati River.
Shaikh Farid Tomb
Sheikh Farid's mosque and mausoleum is an early Islamic construction of Gujarat, built even earlier than monuments in Ahmedabad.
Khan Sarovar
Historical square shaped lake.
Patan Museum
Established in 2010, the museum has large number of marble and sandstone sculptures dating back to the ancient and medieval times.
Patan Patola Heritage
To learn about Patola sari and its heritage.
Panchasara Parshwanath Jain temple
The town has more than 100 Jain temples.
Ruins and Megh Maya Temple
Located on a hillock, there is a temple of legendary Megh Maya associated with folklore of Sahastralinga Tank.
Tankwada
Mashru is a fabric woven from silk and cotton.
Popular Routes
Siddhpur → Patan
The distance from Siddhpur to Patan is about 36 km by road, roughly 1 hours (estimated).
Modhera → Patan
The distance from Modhera to Patan is about 37 km by road, roughly 1 hours (estimated).
Mehsana → Patan
The distance from Mehsana to Patan is about 49 km by road, roughly 1 hours (estimated).
Gandhinagar → Patan
The distance from Gandhinagar to Patan is about 111 km by road, roughly 2 hours (estimated).
Ahmedabad → Patan
The distance from Ahmedabad to Patan is about 129 km by road, roughly 2.5 hours (estimated).
Jaipur → Patan
The distance from Jaipur to Patan is about 628 km by road, roughly 12.5 hours (estimated).
Getting to Patan
Patan is reachable by road, rail and air.
Siddhpur
Modhera
Mehsana
Gandhinagar
Ahmedabad
Jaipur
Nearest Airport
Sardar Vallabh Patel International Airport (AMD), about 101 km
Nearest Railway Station
Patan railway station, about 2 km
Suggested Itineraries
1 Day in Patan
1 DayA one-day plan for Patan covering Panchasara Parshvanath Temple, Panchasara Parshwanath Jain temple, Tankwada and Khan Sarovar and more.
2 Days in Patan
2 DaysA 2-day plan for Patan covering Panchasara Parshvanath Temple, Panchasara Parshwanath Jain temple, Tankwada and Khan Sarovar and more.
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