Morbi

Morbi is renowned throughout the world as one of the world’s largest ceramics hubs, contributing to more than 13% of total ceramic production. The Indian ceramics sector is currently considered second in the world(China is the largest producer).

Architectural Heritage

Morbi is renowned for its European-style architecture, a legacy of Sir Waghji Thakor’s vision. Notable landmarks

Suspension Bridge: An engineering marvel connecting Darbargadh Palace and Lakhdhirji Engineering College over the Machchhu River.

Green Chowk: A town square approached by three gates, showcasing a fusion of Rajput and Western architectural styles.

New Palace: Built between 1931 and 1944 in the Art Deco style, featuring a blend of Indian and European design elements. ​

Cultural and Religious Sites

Morbi offers several temples and cultural sites, such as:​

Jadeshwar Mahadev Temple: A revered Hindu temple near Wankaner. ​

Katiyar Sister

Maa Khodiyar Mandir: A significant religious site in the region. ​

Mani Mandir: A temple built by Sir Waghji Thakor in memory of his queen, showcasing intricate architecture. ​

Natural Attractions

The Rampara Wildlife Sanctuary, located approximately 15 km from Morbi, is home to diverse flora and fauna, offering opportunities for eco-tourism and nature walks. ​

🚗 Connectivity to Morbi

By Air

The nearest airport to Morbi is in Rajkot, about 67 km away, offering domestic flights connecting to major cities. ​

By Train

Morbi is accessible via the Wankaner Railway Station, located 27 km away. From Wankaner, local trains and DMU services connect to Morbi. ​

By Road

Morbi is well-connected by road:​

National Highway 8-A: Links Morbi to Ahmedabad, Rajkot, and other cities. ​

State Highways: Including SH 22 and SH 24, facilitating access from nearby towns and cities. ​

The city is approximately 190 km from Ahmedabad and 67 km from Rajkot, making it accessible for travelers from various regions.