Mandvi has a very pleasant climate throughout the year and was a summer retreat of the Kutch maharajas (kings).

Swaminarayan Temple at Mandvi: This temple is new but old and real temple is in main city.
it is about 157 years old.
New swaminarayan temple is on the main road of Mandvi – Naliya.

Kharva na Mama Temple: situated near Hanuman Dairy, a temple for the caste of Kharva.

Shitla Mata Temple: The Temple of Goddess Shitla.
Its situated in Layja Road.

Ashapura Mata Temple: situated in Layja, Mandvi.

Shivmastu Samavsaran Jain Tirth, Mandvi Rural, Gujarat 370465
Shri Ambe Dham Temple Godhra, Mandvi Rural
Vijay Vilas Palace: The center of attractions at Mandvi is the Vijay Vilas Palace, a Royal abode set in the middle of well-laid gardens with water channels and marble fountains.
The architect and craftsmen from Jaipur designed and constructed the palace in 1920 AD.
The palace has all the elements of Rajput architecture and draws largely on the plan of palaces of Orchha and Datia.
The central high dome on the pillars, the Bengal domes on the sides, the windows with coloured glass, carved stone 'jalis', domed bastions at the corners, extended porch and other exquisitely stone-carved elements, make the palace worth visiting.
The Vijay Vilas Palace has its own private beach which offers air-conditioned tented accommodation.
This palace has been used as the set in many Hindi films and has now become a tourist destination.

Mandvi Port: Mandvi Port is a Port where loading & unloading of ships takes place.

Traditional ship building: Mandvi is also a 400-year-old ship building centre.
The ships built here used to sail up to England and return.
Even today, master carpenters build fishing boats by traditional techniques.

The Wind Farms Beach and Wind-mills, which line the horizon of Mandvi, has views from the Mandvi sea-beach.
The Wind mills projects running in this beach was Asia's 1st Wind-Mills Projects in 1983.

Rukmavati River: The river in Mandvi, which flows between Mandvi City and Salaya.

Rukmavati bridge: The bridge on the Rukmavati River was built in 1883; it is the longest existing structure of its kind in India today.
This bridge was built by Vishram Karman Chawda of Chandiya belonging to the Mestri community.

Light House : Newly contracted Light House for Country Craft Sea Transportation, these structure newly contracted after earthquake.

Topansar Lake: Sitting in the heart of the city, this lake forms and important landmark.

 Public Bath System "KUYDI", Talav Gate.

Bandhni Bazaar: Mandvi is known for the production of its Bandhani (tie-dye) and other country crafts.

Shyamji Krishna Varma Smarak or Kranti Trith: The smarak(monument) is located near Lohana Mahajan Wadi.
Shyamji Krishna Varma was a scholar and freedom fighter.
He established India House in Britain to support Indian student going UK for studying, eventually India house become a foreign hub of nationalist activity for freedom of India.
Shyamji Krishna Varma was born in Mandvi.
The Smark of Shyamji Krishna Varma was newly built just 3 km away from Mandvi on Mandvi-Dharbudi Road.
This is Gujarat's 2nd Kranti Trith.

Kasi Vishvanath Beach, Salaya: This is another beach near Mandvi.
It derives its name from a Shiv temple nearby.
Mandvi has a very pleasant climate throughout the year and was a summer retreat of the Kutch maharajas (kings).
Swaminarayan Temple at Mandvi: This temple is new but old and real temple is in main city. it is about 157 years old. New swaminarayan temple is on the main road of Mandvi – Naliya.
Kharva na Mama Temple: situated near Hanuman Dairy, a temple for the caste of Kharva.
Shitla Mata Temple: The Temple of Goddess Shitla. Its situated in Layja Road.
Ashapura Mata Temple: situated in Layja, Mandvi.
Shivmastu Samavsaran Jain Tirth, Mandvi Rural, Gujarat 370465
Shri Ambe Dham Temple Godhra, Mandvi Rural
Vijay Vilas Palace: The center of attractions at Mandvi is the Vijay Vilas Palace, a Royal abode set in the middle of well-laid gardens with water channels and marble fountains. The architect and craftsmen from Jaipur designed and constructed the palace in 1920 AD. The palace has all the elements of Rajput architecture and draws largely on the plan of palaces of Orchha and Datia. The central high dome on the pillars, the Bengal domes on the sides, the windows with coloured glass, carved stone 'jalis', domed bastions at the corners, extended porch and other exquisitely stone-carved elements, make the palace worth visiting. The Vijay Vilas Palace has its own private beach which offers air-conditioned tented accommodation. This palace has been used as the set in many Hindi films and has now become a tourist destination.
Mandvi Port: Mandvi Port is a Port where loading & unloading of ships takes place.
Traditional ship building: Mandvi is also a 400-year-old ship building centre. The ships built here used to sail up to England and return. Even today, master carpenters build fishing boats by traditional techniques.
The Wind Farms Beach and Wind-mills, which line the horizon of Mandvi, has views from the Mandvi sea-beach. The Wind mills projects running in this beach was Asia's 1st Wind-Mills Projects in 1983.
Rukmavati River: The river in Mandvi, which flows between Mandvi City and Salaya.
Rukmavati bridge: The bridge on the Rukmavati River was built in 1883; it is the longest existing structure of its kind in India today. This bridge was built by Vishram Karman Chawda of Chandiya belonging to the Mestri community.
Light House : Newly contracted Light House for Country Craft Sea Transportation, these structure newly contracted after earthquake.
Topansar Lake: Sitting in the heart of the city, this lake forms and important landmark.
 Public Bath System "KUYDI", Talav Gate.
Bandhni Bazaar: Mandvi is known for the production of its Bandhani (tie-dye) and other country crafts.
Shyamji Krishna Varma Smarak or Kranti Trith: The smarak(monument) is located near Lohana Mahajan Wadi. Shyamji Krishna Varma was a scholar and freedom fighter. He established India House in Britain to support Indian student going UK for studying, eventually India house become a foreign hub of nationalist activity for freedom of India. Shyamji Krishna Varma was born in Mandvi. The Smark of Shyamji Krishna Varma was newly built just 3 km away from Mandvi on Mandvi-Dharbudi Road. This is Gujarat's 2nd Kranti Trith.
Kasi Vishvanath Beach, Salaya: This is another beach near Mandvi. It derives its name from a Shiv temple nearby.
Mandvi