Rotary Dolls Museum is one of the major attractions in Rajkot, a splendid city of Gujarat. The museum which is spread over an area of 9000 square feet houses dolls from around more than 100 countries accounting to over 1500 dolls. The dolls that are placed in the museum reflect the ethnic cultures in a beautiful way and they are simply adorable. You are awestruck when looking at the dolls that are worth ranging from INR 1 to INR 400,000. They are perfectly crafted to appear close to reality. At times you may mistake it with a real tiny creature staring at you with glistening eyes and cute little face. The museum is obviously a treat for children but the adults find it amazing too. This museum is managed by rotary midtown club and is available for people to visit and adore the vivid and beautiful collection of dolls. Go and lose yourself in the world of dolls.

Being a splendid city of Gujarat, Rajkot also houses archeological sites and Khambhalida Buddhist caves are one of them. These caves are a group of three containing chaitya and stupa. Amidst beautiful environment, the location of these caves is on a small hillock and near a spring which is just perfect and appealing for nature and archeological lover. Depicting the Buddhist culture and history, Khambhalida caves have become a point of a visit in Gondal which is near to Rajkot. Looking back, it is known by the archeological survey that the caves were carved from limestone by a Saint of the Dinyan branch of Buddha tradition. The entrance is accentuated with two large sculptures of Bodhisattva-Padmapani and Vajrapani. You will surely be stunned to witness the rich work of art that still remains intact and stands as a symbol of the Buddha tradition.

Rajkot, a splendid city of Gujarat houses a museum in honor of the British Political Agent as he initiated the documentation of all the historical artifacts in Kathivad. This museum holds a huge collection which was once donated by the royal families of the province and also contains various articles which were collected from various archeological sites. The textiles and jewelry present in the Watson Museum signify the culture and traditions of Bharwads, Ahirs, Darbars and all such people of the province. Along with all these, the museum also houses a collection of the Indus Valley Civilization artifacts that were gathered from the Saurashtra region. This place is a perfect treat for all those curious heads out there and if you are one of them, you must visit Watson Museum and hear out the stories that the treasures have to tell through their survival.