Lakhota Palace and Museum

Lakhota Palace and Museum – History, Location, Timings, Entry Fee, Laser Show, Things to do, Nearby Attractions, How to Reach, Online Booking.

Lakhota Palace and Museum History:

Lakhota Palace resided in Jamnagar is one of the popular tourist destinations of Jamnagar. Tourists visit this place to explore the ancient beauty of Jamnagar. This palace resides at the beautiful Ranmal lake. These monuments were constructed in the middle of 19^th century by Jan Ranmal II and by the King of Navanagar. The palace houses Lakhota museum inside it. This palace is one of the popular tourist spots of Jamnagar. The museum inside the palace boasts up the historical artefacts of the 18^th and 19^th century. The walls of the museum were lit up with the beautiful paintings and frescos. The purpose of its construction was to provide shelter for the soldiers and also for the people during attacks threatened by the enemies.

Lakhota Lake situated in Jamnagar also called Ranmal Lake. This beautiful lake has resided in the middle of the city Jamnagar. This Lake surrounds the Lakhota Fort. Jamnagar is one of the beautiful city of Gujarat. The sunrays welcome you to the fresh morning, birds chirping wishes you good morning as a natural alarm. The Ranmal Lake the one of the popular tourist spot of Jamnagar. Jamnagar is also known as Choti Kashi. This is one of the best spots for bird watching. As many birds visit this place during their migratory period. Nearly 75 different bird species visit this lake every year. This lake looks spectacular during evenings. The locals and many people’s visit this place to enjoy the gentle breeze, and the soothing sunset and mouth-watering local foodstuffs like kulfi, Chaat, tea and with much more. Also one can go for a boat ride to take a look around the lake. Many parks, Mini Zoo and the night markets add extra attraction to this tourist spot. Hence this place stands as one of the best tourist spots of Jamnagar.

Lakhota Palace and Museum Entry Time:

10:00 am to 2:00 pm

2:30 pm to 5:30 pm