Mandvi means mandap means a many pillored hall. This is located in the center of the walled city... read more
Mandvi is located at the centre of walled city where roads leading to four gates crosses. The word... read more
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Mandvi means mandap means a many pillored hall. This is located in the center of the walled city. Its a very high traffic area and this place is nothing great to look at during the day. But when its lit up at night looks quite...More
Mandvi is located at the centre of walled city where roads leading to four gates crosses. The word ‘Mandvi’ derives from the Sanskrit word mandapa meaning a pillared hall. On special occasions like festivals and cultural events, the gate is illuminated with colourful lights. The...More
Mandvi means Mandap ,wherein pillars are there ,here also it is built on pillars with four side open ,all the sides have three arches to give it good look. It has got historic value.Its in the Centre of the old Baroda city having wall boundary...More
ies near old court. lots of stree shopping near by however nothing exciting here to visit at all drive by is a good idea.
Touted as one of the tourist spots in Vadodara, we had to literally recheck our phone to figure out that we indeed reached there. Not really worth a photo op
This is the main gate located in the heart of city and is surrounded by 4 other guests. It is in the centre of main bazar.
This mighty structure stands in middle of Mandvi junction,where very busy traffic flow is there. The road from Mandvi to Nyaya Mandir contains colourful shops,temples and one Masjid too.It's all there for you Sir, but you need make your way through the crowded pavements.
having all facility like old era it can be seem like you are studying in 18th century otherwise it is good
This is the busiest place in Baroda city, so much traffic, nearby places are also can be visited easily.
Mandvi Gate, standing in the midst of Vadodara's most crowded areas, is another of the city's historic landmarks.It is situated in the centre of the walled city and is a four storeyed cement structure with a clock on the top. It was built on the...More
