These places of Mehsana district are centers of attraction for tourists, prepare plans during holidays.

Places to visit in Mehsana: Mehsana, which is one of the most important cities of Gujarat, is also important geographically and historically.

Mehsana also has great spiritual and tourist importance. There are many places in and around Mehsana which have been the center of attraction in the country and abroad.

Bahucharaji Mata Temple
Bahucharaji Mata Temple is located at Becharaji in Mehsana and is the primary place for the Hijra community. Local people pronounce this name as Bahucharaji. This temple is dedicated to Bala Devi, also known as Bechara Mata. The story of the poor mother is interesting. The temple is very old, and dates back to around 1100s. The temple complex has three temples and beautiful architecture. It is about an hour away from Mehsana Railway Station.

Dharoi Dam
Dharoi Dam is another tourist attraction in Mehsana area. It is on the banks of Sabarmati river. Because the dam is close to the river, it is an ideal spot for groups and couples for a day picnic. There isn't much commercial activity around, so you'll need to pack whatever you plan to consume.

It is a beautiful, peaceful place and the beauty increases as the days pass. Dharoi Dam is about one to two hours away from Mehsana Railway Station.

Thola Lake
Thola Lake is a scenic spot in the Mehsana area and is popular among groups and couples as a one-day picnic area. The lake has many aquatic plants and flowers that grow naturally, so it is a delight for those who decide to spend some time here. Have to take the bag to the lake.

You will also get to see many migratory birds here during the transition period. Birds and natural beauty make Thol Lake an ideal place for photography enthusiasts. Thol Lake is about an hour's drive from Mehsana Junction

Modhera Sun Temple
Just 25 km from Mehsana, Modhera village is situated amidst lush green fields on the way to the temple of Goddess Bahucharaji. Located in the famous Sun Temple of Modhera, surrounded by a terra-cotta garden of flowering trees and singing birds, with the Pushpavati River in the background.

The exquisitely carved temple complexes and magnificent sculptured ponds are the jewels of the masonry art of the Solanki period, which was apparently also known as the Golden Age of Gujarat. Enjoy your journey back to the glorious Golden Age as you are personally welcomed by these symbols, stories and legends of Modhera!