Apart from Rajasthan, Ramdev has a strong Hindu following in Kathiawar and Kutch in Gujarat.
A mystical festival called Mandap is also held in villages across Kathiawar to worship him.
The highlight of the festival is an event in which a long (almost 60 feet or more in height) wooden log, called the Stambha, is decorated and laid on the ground with a loose base, with eight ropes tied to it from eight directions.
Several rites and rituals are performed for about a month.
At a certain time and date, the Stambha stands up.
The eight ropes are loosely tied in eight nails that are driven in the ground.
Lakhs of devotees flock this festival of Mandap to have a darshana of the event.
The Stambha stands erect for exactly a day and returns to its original position 24 hours later.
It is believed that Ramdev himself appears in the Stambha.

Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Savabhagat Ni Jagya, Pipalidham
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Chowpati Ground, Porbandar
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Pala No chowk, Kharvavad, Porbandar
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Dwara Faliyu, Kharvavad, Porbandar
Ramapir Temple, Satada, Rajkot, Gujarat
Baba Ramdevji Temple, Toraniya, Rajkot
Ramdevpir Mandir, Lakheni, Botad
Shree Parab Dham, Junagadh, Gujarat
Ram Madhi, Surat, Gujarat
Baba Ramdevji Temple, Mithakali, Ahmedabad
Ramdevpir Alakdhani Temple, Vadodara
Baba Ramdevji Temple, Navtad, Ahmedabad
Baba Ramdevpir Mandir, Kadana, Mahisagar
Baba Ramdevpir Mandir, Palitana, Bhavnagar
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Ranuja, near Kalawad, Dist.
Jamnagar (Gujarat)
Apart from Rajasthan, Ramdev has a strong Hindu following in Kathiawar and Kutch in Gujarat. A mystical festival called Mandap is also held in villages across Kathiawar to worship him. The highlight of the festival is an event in which a long (almost 60 feet or more in height) wooden log, called the Stambha, is decorated and laid on the ground with a loose base, with eight ropes tied to it from eight directions. Several rites and rituals are performed for about a month. At a certain time and date, the Stambha stands up. The eight ropes are loosely tied in eight nails that are driven in the ground. Lakhs of devotees flock this festival of Mandap to have a darshana of the event. The Stambha stands erect for exactly a day and returns to its original position 24 hours later. It is believed that Ramdev himself appears in the Stambha.
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Savabhagat Ni Jagya, Pipalidham
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Chowpati Ground, Porbandar
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Pala No chowk, Kharvavad, Porbandar
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Dwara Faliyu, Kharvavad, Porbandar
Ramapir Temple, Satada, Rajkot, Gujarat
Baba Ramdevji Temple, Toraniya, Rajkot
Ramdevpir Mandir, Lakheni, Botad
Shree Parab Dham, Junagadh, Gujarat
Ram Madhi, Surat, Gujarat
Baba Ramdevji Temple, Mithakali, Ahmedabad
Ramdevpir Alakdhani Temple, Vadodara
Baba Ramdevji Temple, Navtad, Ahmedabad
Baba Ramdevpir Mandir, Kadana, Mahisagar
Baba Ramdevpir Mandir, Palitana, Bhavnagar
Ramdevji Maharaj Temple, Ranuja, near Kalawad, Dist. Jamnagar (Gujarat)
Ramdev Pir