08:00 - 18:00
Always Open
https://asi.nic.in/rani-ki-vav-patan/
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During the month of December or January, a Rani ki Vav festival is held where one can enjoy the cultural programs along with exquisite local cuisine and street shopping.
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Run by the award-winning Salvi family, Patan Patola Heritage Museum came into existence in 2014. Over 3,000 sq. ft of space and three floors, it documents the history of the Patan Patola, a textile that combines techniques of tyeing, dyeing, and weaving. Worn by royals and aristocrats on auspicious occasions, and prized as a holy cloth even in Southeast Asia, the Patola finds mention in the 14th century travel accounts of Ibn Batuta, who gifted Patolas to kings. These sarees were also mentioned in the 'Kalpsutra', a 2000-year-old Jain holy book.
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Patan City Museum is a museum located in Patan city of Gujarat. Situated near Patan Patola Heritage, it is one of the renowned museums in Gujarat and among the must visit Patan Tourist Places.
Patan City Museum or Patan Museum was established in the year of 2010 with the sole objective of acquainting the less known cultural heritage of Patan. This museum has its own special charm that attracts tourists all over the world. The museum mainly showcases a wide range of marble and sandstone sculptures which date back to the ancient and medieval periods of Gujarat. Some of these statutes do represent deities of Hindu religion and also the erstwhile ancient kings of Gujarat. All these age-old artifacts have been properly preserved to showcase before the visitors.
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Panchasara Parshwanath Jain Derasar is a Jain Temple situated in Gungdipati Part of Patan city. It is one of the ancient Jain temples in Gujarat and among the top places to visit in Patan.
Panchasara Parshwanath Jain Derasar is one of the largest of more than 100 Jain temples in Patan. Dedicated to Shri Parshwanathji, it was built by King Vanraj Chavda around 746 CE. He brought the moolnayak idol from his native place Panchasara and hence called as Panchasara Parashwanath Bhagwan. Temple was destroyed by the Muslim invaders and again renovated in the course of time. The renovated Jinalaya of the past was made of wood and was rebuilt in stone during the 20th century. There are about 51 smaller temples surrounding the main temple.
