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Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park
Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park was enrolled by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in the year 2004. It is based in Panchmahal district. Champaner‐Pavagadh Archaeological Park in the same way as other legacy destinations in India is a memorable scene. It is a living religious site went by every year by millions. The legacy site has strongholds and bastions, beginning from the slopes of Pavagadh and stretching out into the city of Champaner. The recreation center’s scene incorporates archaeological, memorable and living social legacy landmarks, for example, chalcolithic destinations, a slope stronghold of an early Hindu capital, and stays of the sixteenth century capital of the province of Gujarat. There are royal residences, entrance doors and curves, mosques, tombs and sanctuaries, private edifices, agrarian structures and water establishments, for example, step wells, and tanks, dating from the eighth century to the fourteenth century.

==== Temples ====

•  Kalika Mata Temple:
Kalika Mata Temple is the most seasoned and most went by the temple of this area. It is situated on a precipice in the middle of a thick timberland nearby Halol city. This temple contains the pictures of three Goddesses; the focal picture is of Kalika Mata, Goddess Kali is on the privilege and Bahucharamata on the left. There is likewise Sadanandsha Pir of a Muslim holy person.

•  Lakulisa Temple:
Lakulisa Temple is the most established temple on the Pavagadh slope. It is presently in remnants and goes back to the tenth century or eleventh century. It takes the fundamental Hindu sanctuary design style with key Hindu Temple engineering components like mandapa and a passageway yard.

•  Jain Temples:
Jain Temples are additionally a vital site to visit. They are arranged into three gatherings. The Bhavanaderi Temples close to the Naqqarkhana entryway fall under the principal gathering; the second gathering comprises of Temples committed to the Jain holy people Thirthankara Suparsva and Thirthankara Chandraprabha and, the third gathering contains the Parsvanath sanctuary.

==== Mosques ====

•  Jami Masjid:
Jami Masjid, likewise called Jama Masjid of Champaner, is one of the finest mosques in western India. The fine engineering of Jami Masjid is an exclusive amalgam of Hindu and Muslim styles of enhancement. It is a two-story structure with numerous lobbies for supplications, which are bolstered by 200 columns. There are a few tombs constructed close-by the mosque building.

•  Kevada Masjid:
Kevada Masjid is celebrated for its tomb and its globe-like vaults. The fuse of nature and condition in the engineering of the mosque is the most intriguing thing about this mosque. It is generally not a typical practice in Islam to do as such.

•  Nagina Masjid:
Nagina Masjid is an expansive landmark constructed amid an indistinguishable time from that of Kevada Masjid amid the fifteenth century. Nagina implies Jewel and consequently is likewise alluded to as the Jewel Mosque. It is a two-story-high architecture with a gallery. The mosque was assembled utilizing white stones. It has arches, carefully sculpted minarets and beautifying segments and windows. The flower plans are its primary fascination.

•  Lila Gumbaj ki Masjid:
Lila Gumbaj Ki Masjid is situated in the east entryway of the memorable city in Champaner. It has three doorways on north, south and east bearings. The fine plans and shades of the focal arch, out of three vaults, is its principal aspect.