Places to visit in Ambaji

1. Shree Arasuri Ambaji Gabbar Tirtha

Pilgrimage site with a golden tower

Visitor Comments

Kids will enjoy the rope way ride
Nice Aambe mata ji temple on mountain
Very nice gabbar and around 51 shaktipith temple recently available here

2. Kumbhariya Jain Mandir, Ambaji

Jain Temple

Visitor Comments

Superb carving, it’s like art
Really it’s a very ancient heritage Jain temple..very nice place also..
You will be amazed by the carvings and architecture of the temples.

3. Gabbar Hill

Gabbar Hill is ranked 4th in the list of Best places to visit in Ambaji. It is a sacred peak with a temple located at the top.

Visitor Comments

Loved the rope way ride
Also enjoyed drinking the refreshing lemon water while climbing the stairs 🙂
A place of natural beauty and spiritual significance…

4. Kamakshi Devi Temple

Temple and architecture

Visitor Comments

You can visit to and you can feel peace here
There are 51 Shaktipith Darshan around the temple in temple premises
All goddess are there.

5. Kailash Tekari Mahadev Temple

Kailash Tekari Mahadev Temple secured 6 Position in the list of Best places to visit in Ambaji Hindu Temple

Visitor Comments

very beautiful n peaceful natural place
There is a beautiful garden behind this place
There is peace everywhere and scenario is Beautiful.

Timings

Open 24 hours

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6. Gabbar hill ambaji

Hindu Temple

Visitor Comments

The ropeway is safe
Nice temple one of shaktipith
The main sanctum, dedicated to Goddess Amba, exudes an aura of divinity.

Timings

Open 24 hours

7. SHAKTIPEETH PARIKRAMA ROUTE

Hindu Temple

Visitor Comments

It’s the starting point and end point of 51 shakti peeth and gabbar walk in path.

8. Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary

Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary is ranked 9th in the list of Best places to visit in Ambaji.

Place Description

Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Banaskantha, Gujarat, India. It spans an area of 542 km² and is situated in the catchment area of Banas and Sabarmati rivers. It is also a part of the Khathiar-Gir dry deciduous forests’ ecoregion. The sanctuary shares its border with Rajasthan and is in close proximity to Mount Abu. The best time to visit is from October to May.