Near by places around Faculty of Management Studies, Marwadi University: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Rajkot

~ 3 km

A magnificent Indo-Saracenic Revival palace, the official residence of the Gaekwad family of Baroda.

~ 1 km

A sprawling garden featuring a zoo, planetarium, museum, and a floral clock, gifted to the city by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III.

~ 2 km

A cenotaph built in memory of the ancestors of the Gaekwad dynasty, known for its exquisite murals by Nandalal Bose.

~ 4 km

A unique temple managed by the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering corps of the Indian Army, known for its modern and futuristic architecture.

~ 1 km

Houses a rich collection of art, sculptures, ethnographical artifacts, and a notable European painting collection.

~ 2.5 km

The residence of Sri Aurobindo Ghose during his stay in Baroda, now a spiritual retreat and meditation center.

~ 2 km

A large lake in the heart of the city with a towering statue of Lord Shiva in the center, a popular spot for leisure.

~ 2.5 km

A grand architectural building serving as the District Court of Vadodara, reflecting Indo-Saracenic style.

~ 3 km

Located within the Laxmi Vilas Palace compound, it displays a rare collection of royal artworks and artifacts.

~ 5 km

A beautiful and peaceful temple complex dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its spiritual ambiance and cultural programs.

~ 90 km

The world's tallest statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, surrounded by attractions like the Valley of Flowers, Butterfly Garden, and jungle safari.

~ 50 km

A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring historical fortifications, palaces, and religious structures spanning various periods.

~ 40 km

Known as the Milk Capital of India, home to the famous Amul Dairy and a cooperative movement museum.

~ 110 km

Gujarat's largest city, famous for Sabarmati Ashram, Adalaj Stepwell, Akshardham Temple, and vibrant city life.

~ 30 km

An ancient fortress town with impressive gateways and fortifications, showcasing Maratha architecture.

~ 50 km

A popular pilgrimage site with the Mahakali Temple on its summit, accessible by ropeway, offering panoramic views.

~ 65 km

A massive and intricately carved Swaminarayan temple complex on the banks of the Narmada river.

~ 50 km

A village famous for its traditional wooden furniture, known as Sankheda furniture, crafted with bright colors and lacquer work.

~ 70 km

An ancient Shiva temple known for its Solanki style of architecture, located at the confluence of the Mahi and Galti rivers.

~ 150 km

A wildlife sanctuary primarily known for its population of sloth bears and diverse flora and fauna.