Tourism in Dahod district, Gujarat, offers an exquisite experience to the visitors with its plethora of magnificent temples and places exhibiting the beauty of nature. Many of the temples have ancient origin and are adorned with impressive sculptures and striking architecture. Various myths associated with the temples further make them popular among the tourists as well as devotees. The mesmerizing landscapes of Dahod district also make the place inviting.

Devzari Mahadev Temple
Devzari Mahadev temple is located at the outskirts of National Highway in the district of Dahod at a village called Rozam. It is situated at a distance of about 14 kilometres from the district. In this ancient temple, Shivaratri is celebrated every Monday with great religious fervour.

Dhudhar Dev Shiva Temple
Dhudhar Dev Shiva Temple stands in the Chakaliya town of Dahod district. The temple houses magnificent idols of Lord Shiva and Lord Hanuman carved in stone. There is also a basin located near the temple.

Kedarnath Temple
Kedarnath temple is situated in Chosala town of Dahod district where Devkedareshvar Mahadeva or the idol of Lord Shiva is the presiding deity. This divine temple has been built in a long stone cave. At the mouth of the temple, a consistent stream of water can be witnessed.

Mangadh Hill
Mangadh hill is located at Taluka Fatepure of Dahod district, in a village named Gadhada. It is considered very scared for the tribal population of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. The place is exquisitely adorned with majestic hills and patches of lush green forests. Backwaters of Kadana dam can be seen very near to Mangadh hill.

Panchkrishna Temple
Panchkrishna temple stands at Zalod taluka of the district, in a village called Therka. This old temple dates back to 12th century. Indian Mythology says that the temple was founded by Pandavas who stayed here for sometime during their forest dwelling.

Ratanpur
Ratanpur is a well known bear sanctuary situated in Dhanpur of Dahod district. It spans an area of about 55 square kilometres and has been declared as a protected area. The sanctuary is famed for its rich variety of flora and fauna.

Bavka Temple
Bavka temple, a medieval temple of Lord Shiva is situated in the interior of Dahod District. Bavka temple has been restored by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The origin of this temple has been found to have enrooted in 12th century. Local myths say that it was built in a single night by a Devadasi dancer. It is embellished with unique and exquisite sculptures and architectural beauty for which it has also been notified as a historical pilgrimage spot. The beauty of the temple is augmented by a beautiful tank situated nearby.

Other Tourist Places in Dahod District
In addition to these, other tourist places in Dahod district include Jhalod tower in Vadbazar area, Jalaimata and Hanuman temples and Ramsagar Lake.