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A stepwell built in 1674 CE during the reign of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. It has unique twin wells. It is now polluted and in poor condition. The oldest surviving monument of the city.
Boter Kothani Vav, also known as Mehsana Vav or Interi Vav, is a stepwell located in Mehsana, Gujarat, India. It was completed in 1674 and was renovated in 2025.
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Para Talav
Redeveloped in 2019, the lake has a children's playground, yoga centre, food court, jogging tracks and boating facilities.
Roadside community space where events are organised on Sundays
Founded in 1889. Old school building.
Enjoy a cricket match at local stadium during tournament seasons.
Mahatma Gandhi garden
A garden with children play area. It has another small stepwell known as Badiyashi Vav built by Shah Virchand Jadavji.
Mota Derasar
A more than hundred years old Jain twin temples. The central deity Parshwanth was consecrated in Samvat 1920 and is among 108 major Parshwanath temples. The other central deity is Sumatinath. This beautiful two storeyed temple has glass studded roofs and pillars. There are five footprint shrines on the roof accessible only by special permission. No photography without permission.