Banaskantha, Gujarat
Patan Gate Ruins are historic remnants located in the Danta region of northern Gujarat, representing the remains of an ancient gateway that once served as an important entry point along old trade and travel routes. These ruins reflect the architectural and strategic importance of Danta during earlier historical periods.
The Patan Gate is believed to have been part of historic fortifications or settlement boundaries associated with the former Danta princely region. The gate likely marked a key access route connecting Danta with Patan and other major centers of trade and administration.
Stone-built gateway remains with weathered masonry
Evidence of defensive and boundary architecture
Traditional construction techniques of the region
Surrounding ruins indicating historical settlement activity
Exploration of historical ruins and heritage remains
Photography of ancient stone structures
Educational visits for history and archaeology enthusiasts
Visitors should avoid climbing or damaging the ruins
Care should be taken while walking around uneven stone surfaces
No removal of stones or artifacts is permitted
Respect the historical and cultural value of the site
Nearest Airport: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad – approx. 165 km
Major Railway Station: Palanpur Junction – approx. 40 km
Road Access: Well connected by road from Palanpur, Ambaji, and nearby Danta villages
The Patan Gate Ruins are located near Danta town and can be accessed via local roads and short walking paths.
The site is accessible by state transport buses, taxis, and private vehicles from nearby towns. Local access may involve walking short distances, making comfortable footwear advisable for visitors.