Mehsana is also a prime centre for culture and devotion. Mulnayak Jain temple which is one of the biggest temples in Mehsana boasts of rich sculptural grandeur. It has inscriptions and carvings which are having immense cultural importance. Never miss a visit to the brilliant Sun temple which is about 20 kms away. Swaminarayan temple and Gayathri temple are known for their extraordinary structure.
After visiting devotional places it’s now time to refresh both body and mind with some fun and adventure. Visit the Shanku’s water world resort to indulge yourself into the thrilling experience like never before. Gujarat’s largest amusement park is filled with water games and exciting rides. It offers a bunch of surprises for people belonging to all age groups with twisting rides, wave pools and aqua tubes. Food court offers different varieties of hygienic dishes to fill your stomach.
There are many such evidences of chronology standing tall here though many of them are demolished by foreign invaders. After that Rajputs and Jain had great impact on this region whose proof are found in the form of tourist attractions in Mehsana. After independence Mehsana stayed as a part of Bombay province, but in separation of Gujarat, it became the district headquarters in this state. Mehsana tourism has flourished after this separation and now it is one of the leading tourism spots of India.
