Places of Worship: 

One of the religious places in India, Godhra has four temples for Vaishnav Sampraday (Vaisnal community), two temples for Lord Gokulanathji, and one each for Lord Gusaiji and Lord Mahaprabhuji. The place named Rathanpur, located to the south of Godhra is known for its splendid 14th century temple with its sculptures and a beautiful arch. Of the three beautiful Jain temples, the main temple has Tirthankar Bhagawan Shantinath as the main idol. Ramji Mandir and Kalka Mata temple both remnants of Scindia’s regime, the Swaminarayan temple, the Gokulnathji temple and the Ankleshwar Mahadev temple are the other temples located in the town. On Janmashtami day, a fair is held at the Ankleshwar Mahadev temple. Ruins of the SasuVahui Vav (step well) and AtiPati-no Chotro can be found near the temple.

Godhra is a pilgrimage place for the followers of the Datta Sampradaya as it is the birth place of famous saint Rang Avadhoot of Nareshwar. Other places of worship in Godhra are the Old Methodist Church, the Jhakurkhan Ara Masjid and the Bohora Masjid.