Ghumli Tourism

Ghumli is a historical site located near Porbandar, in Gujarat, India, known for its rich heritage and ancient ruins. Once the capital of the Jethwa dynasty, it is famous for the Navlakha Temple, dedicated to the Sun God, which dates back to the 11th century. This temple is an excellent example of ancient architectural prowess with intricate carvings and designs that chronicle the craftsmanship of the time. Ghumli also houses other significant archaeological remnants like the Vikai Vav (stepwell), which is notable for its octagonal shape and was once a source of water for the region. The old, yet magnificent gates and fortifications speak volumes about the town's bygone splendor. Sprawling over the hilly terrain, the town offers a scenic view of the surroundings and provides insight into the life and culture of its past inhabitants. The entire region is enveloped in a tranquil atmosphere, taking visitors back in time to envision the grandeur of ancient Ghumli.