Naliya

Naliya is a town, which is likewise the taluka central command of Abdasa Taluka of Kutch District, Gujarat, India. It is situated on the western end of Kutch 19 km by street from old port of Jakhau. Naliya was a prosperous exchanging town in past who had exchanging ties with Zanzibar and Bombay. It had a populace of 5238 of every 1880. It was scandalous by late but recalled perpetually because of Panch. Tirth of Jain and kavi "Tej" who used to be nature sweetheart and kutchi artist. Naliya is celebrated for its most reduced temperature all over Gujarat in winter.

Naliya is also famous for Great Indian Bustard Sanctuary otherwise called Lala– Parjan Sanctuary, which is found adjacent the town. With a region of about just 2 square kilometers, it is the littlest asylum in the nation. There are roughly 30 extraordinary Indian bustards here, second just to Desert National Park, Rajasthan. Naliya is hundreds of years old town, which gloats of Jain sanctuaries fabricated a few centuries ago.

It is a celebrated Jain journey focus and one the renowned five Jain sanctuaries of Abdasa ni Panchtirthi which means five-sanctuaries of Abdasa is in the town. Other Jain sanctuaries are in close-by places in Abdasa Taluka. The principle engineers of these hundreds of years old excellent Jain sanctuaries were Mistris of Kutch. Moolnayak Bhagwaan is Chandraprabha. The primary icon of Shri Chandraprabhu Bhagwan is Swet nwhite hued of around 72 cm in padmasanastha position. Aside from Chandraprabha sanctuary, Shantinath Temple and Asthapad Temple are additionally extremely renowned.