Gadhada

Gadhada is a city and a region in Botad District in the territory of Gujarat, India. Gadhada is arranged at bank of River Ghela. Starting at 2001 India evaluation, Gadhada had a populace of 26,751. Guys establish 52% of the populace and females 48%. Gadhada has a normal proficiency rate of 62%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 70%, and female education is 54%. In Gadhada, 16% of the populace were under 6 years old.

Gadhada is very much associated by streets to the urban areas of Gujarat. Customary transport administration and private vehicles are accessible from Ahmedabad and other huge urban communities of Gujarat. There's no rail track going through the town. To achieve Gadhada via prepare, you may get down at Botad or Ningala in Ahmedabad - Bhavnagar track. Associating transport administration to Gadhada is accessible from both these stations.

The Swaminarayan Temple, otherwise called Gopinathji sanctuary in Gadhada is viewed as one of the critical spots of journey for adherents of the Swaminarayan organization, as Swaminarayan put in over 27 long stretches of his life in Gadhada. Swaminarayan Hindu Temple in Gadhada is one of the one of six sanctuaries which was made under the supervision of Lord Swaminarayan himself. While washing in the sacred waters of the River Ghela, Shastriji Maharaj frequently used to turn toward the hillock and the Lord Swaminarayan at Spurs Temple pledged to do.