Dholka

Dholka is a city and region in the Ahmedabad District of the Indian territory of Gujarat. It is the central station of Dholka Taluka, and is 48 km by street by means of National Highway 8A southwest of the city of Ahmedabad. Dholka has a normal height of 17 meters 56 ft. Viewed as the most established region in Gujarat, the city has great demolished mosques highlighting tracery work, carvings and plans.

Alongside the lake stands the enormous Dholka Idgah, or principle mosque, which has mandapas on either side set some separation away. The three mosque towers are around 200 feet 61 m tall, with monstrous vaults covering every lobby. Outside, one arrangement of steps prompts the highest point of the structure and another to the muezzin's pinnacle. The whole building is built of block and limestone mortar; its entryway includes extensive religious engravings. The back mass of the mosque has a progression of complicatedly composed limestone jalis punctured screens while the focal room has a minbar podium where the imam stands to convey messages.

The city has such a large number of underground water tanks and even underground strolls ways as well. Since the Archeological Survey of India isn't appreciating every one of these things/site, the said legacy landmarks gets demolished. Shockingly there is an underground walkway at Brahmanpith, which was found by a few people while restoring the street. Presently it is shut and the entryway was fitted by the street. The landmarks get under street and will never at any point get out.