Narayan Sarovar

Narayan Saro or Narayansar is a town and place of journey for Hindus on the Kori Creek. It is situated in Lakhpat taluka of Kutch region, Gujarat, India. The old Koteshwar sanctuary lies just 4 km away. Narayan Saro, one of the holiest pools of Hindus, is hallowed to Lord Narayan, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Found 100 km far from Bhuj, the lake is an agglomeration of five lakes aggregately called Panch-Saro; Mansaro, Bindu Saro, Narayan Saro, Pampa Saro and Pushkar Saro and is viewed as a sacrosanct journey goal for the conventional Hindus.

The other five sanctuaries worked by Vagheli Mahakun shape, alongside the all the more of late assembled sanctuary of Kalyanray, a line of six arches upheld by fourteen columns, and forty-eight pilasters, with cutting on the bases, shafts, and capitals. The sections are looked over volutes and the side mainstays of one arch serve to help the lintel of the following, and the relating mainstays of the following demonstration also for the third vault.