Rotary Doll Museum: Mentioned in the Limca Book of Records for its unique collection of dolls, this is a must-visit. See dolls dressed in attires native to India and parts of the world like blue-eyed Barbie, husk dolls, Santa Claus dolls, and hundreds of glove & string puppets.
Khambhalida Caves: Also known as Rajkot caves, these are a set of three 4th-century Buddhist caves. The central cave is known as chaitya and consists of a worn-out stupa that’s flanked by 2 sentinel stone statues of Bodhisattva and Vajrapani.
Nyari Dam: Nestled amidst 4.5 acres of lush gardens, this place is perfect to watch a beautiful sunset. The place is a haven for bird watchers to see migratory birds and enjoy a picnic enveloped in a cool misty breeze.
Kaba Gandhi no Delo: This historical place is where Mahatma Gandhi lived when his father was Rajkot’s Diwan. It is now a museum that houses rare memorabilia and personal belongings of Gandhi.
Tuck in delicious food: No trip to Rajkot is complete without sampling the delicious foods like Dhokla, Thepla, Kadhi, Undhiyu, Sev Usal, Khamman, Patra, etc. Don’t miss to enjoy desserts like Shrikhand, Ghughra, and Jalebi.
Shopping: Rajkot is famous for its beautiful handicrafts, textiles, and artworks. Pick up Bandhani sarees and mirror-embroidered clothes from Gujari Bazaar, colourful lac bangles from Bangdi Bazaar, Meenakari furniture, and home décor stuff from Dhebar Road.
Enjoy fun rides: Beat the heat as you enjoy super fun rides and slides like SkyFall, River cruise, Tornado, Wavy Blizzard, Mat Racer, etc at Krishna Water Park. The Mystic Wave Pool and the Kideez Pool here are perfect to enjoy rain dance
Enjoy a handloom-weaving workshop: One of the most offbeat things to do here is to visit the home of a textile weaver to see how the world-famous single ikat silk is weaved. You can also take part in patola weaving workshops and learn how to colour fabrics in natural dyes.


