SANSKARI NAGARI BARODA (VADODARA)

Baroda
Vadodara is a city at which visitors may stop on their way to the west coast of Gujarat. Before Independence, Vadodara was the capital of the princely state of Gaekwad. The Maharaja of Gaekwad was very wealthy and was one of the five rulers to receive a twenty-one-gun salute. Vadodara is 390km north of Mumbai (7 hr) and 100km south of Ahmedabad (2 hr). This is for all those people who call Baroda as their home town. officially voted as the sexiest city of the country. Join to meet fellow Barodians who have had the awesome chaat at The Sursagar lake, looked or rather stared madly at MSU gals, taken girlfriends out to romantic gardens like the Ajwa Nimeta, lal Bagh,Kamati Bagh. in short enjoyed and freaked in the city as much as they can . It can’t get better than this-even better than the Bombay Sandwiches available at the Alkapuri Road.

After all that MSU of BARODA has its own identity not only in INDIA but all over the world..
which is really true..
MSU of BARODA is rocking..
It is the heart of the student..
BARODA is one of the developing city in INDIA..
Lots of constructions are going on.. Lots of malls are coming there to make BARODA happening..
So this way lots of things are there to discuss but I would suggest come to BARODA and enjoy urself the beauty of BARODA..

Sayaji Bagh Park

Sayaji Bagh is a large park with a mini-railway.The Vadodara Museum and Art Gallery (daily except Thurs 10 am to 5 pm) is in the park. The museum displays paintings done by famous European artists and Mughal miniatures. It has archaeological finds and ancient Jain sculptures.The Zoo is open daily except Thurs 8 to 11:30 am and 2 to 5 pm. Admission Rs 10.
The Planetarium is open daily except Thurs; shows in English at 4:30 pm.

Laxmi Vilas Palace and Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum

The Laxmi Vilas Palace has a sculpture and weapon collection. The Durbar Hall is outstanding with its stained glass windows and mosaic tiles. It is not usually open to the public, but foreigners can often visit if they call in advance (431-819) or by asking in the offices opposite the entrance.
Located in the museum are exhibits including an impressive art exhibition with works done by Raphael, Murillo, and Titan. Represented are also Indian, Japanese, and Chinese artists, and paintings done by Raja Ravi Varma.
The museum is just south of the Palace. Open daily except Mon 9 am to noon and 3 to 6 pm from July to March, and between April and June 10:30 am to 5:30 pm. Admission Rs 100 Naulakhi Well, 100m north of the palace, is an interesting step well.


This way BARODA is very very beautiful city of GUJARAT..


COME AND DO VISIT SURELY..