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Vadodara, formerly known as Baroda is the 3rd Largest city of India.It is considered to be the cultural capital of Gujarat. Situated at the banks of Vishwamitri River, you can witness the fusion between modern and old in this city very prominently. Here we have mentioned some of the never-miss places of Vadodara. You can take a cab service in Vadodara from chikucab.com and explore the city.

Must-Visit Places of the City:

• Lakshmi Vilas Palace: This Indo-Gothic architecture style palace was built by Maharaja of Baroda state, Sayajirao Gaekwad III in the year 1890. British architect Major Charles Mant designed this beautiful palace which is four times larger than the Buckingham Palace of London. It has all the modern amenities like an elevator, decorated Interior, etc. To enjoy this royal place with the luxury book a taxi service in Vadodara.
• Baroda Museum & Gallery: This museum is also built by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad in the year 1894. Later on, in 1914, the gallery was built. British architect Major Charles also supervised the construction of this building. It has a large collection of sculpture, art objects, original paintings and more. It exhibits an Egyptian mummy and a skeleton of a baby blue whale also.
• Sayaji Baug Zoo: In 1879 this zoo was built by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad. It is one of the biggest gardens of India covering an area of around 100 acres. It has several tourist attractions such as a giant flower clock, more than 98 species of trees, Toy Train, an aquarium with 45 species of fish, planetarium, etc. The Zoo is the main one; it has Asiatic Lion and 167 other types of animals.

• Sur Sagar Lake: Chand Talao or Sursagar Lake is situated in the middle of the Vadodara City. It has a 120 ft tall Lord Shiva Statue in the middle of the lake. Boating facility is also available on the lake. Don’t wait for it; just book a taxi service in Vadodara and spend a lovely evening.
• Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum: This was built as a learning place for children of the Royal family. Now it is open to the public as a museum. You can view various art collections by Maharaja Sayajirao by Indian as well as European painters and sculptures. Among them, the most mentionable is the works of Raja Ravi Verma and Fellicci.
• EME Temple: EME implies Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers. It is an arms & services branch of the Indian Army. This temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is maintained by the Indian Army. The main idol of is south-faced thus this temple is also famous as Dakshinamurthy Temple. The importance of this temple lies in its architecture. Different parts of the temple symbolize different religions of India, thus represents the secularity of India.