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A small 16th century pearl fishing town and capital
of the Jamthe Jadeja, the Rajput ruler of Nawanagar, Jamnagar was built
around the small Ranmal Lake around 1540. The city is today well-known
for having the only Ayurvedic university in India and a temple listed
in the Guinness Book of Records. A walled city with several gateways,
typical of traditional towns, Jamnagar is also famous for pearl fisheries,
tie & die fabrics and Bandhini work. It is one of the fastest growing
towns in the state of Gujarat.
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