Patan, home to the newly designated UNESCO World Heritage Site Rani Ka Vav, is a treasure trove of ancient temples and architectural wonders dating back to the medieval era. Situated in Gujarat, this historical city is nestled along the banks of the ancient Saraswati river.

Having served as the capital of the state for 650 years during the medieval period, Patan holds immense historical significance and has been the subject of archaeological research. Alongside its temples, the city also boasts Dargahs and Jain temples, reflecting its rich spiritual heritage. Patan is revered as a spiritual center, with locals attributing the town’s prosperity and harmony to the presence of their Kuldevi (patron goddess).