Market Yard - Amreli

You can vist this place for knowing how work auction system of grains,beans and many more and here you can shoot photography also but only with friends.... It has open and large space...

Very large market and very large land space

New mrket yard located at SAVARKUNDLA road nearby amreli bypass which is new constructed market with the larger facilities Provision to farmers for being a new era in deal of agri commodities, auction and direct selling is possible in this market, it is the biggest market in amreli district but one problem is it is not located in center area of city but it 5 km away from center

Really awesome place with lots of greenery and clean road

Mind blowing infrastructure Proper maintenance Full cleaning area All facility available Wonderfull Shopping areas Waterproof and fire proof auction shed Large parking area

New Well constructed market Yard, clean and one of indias largest uard.

It is believed that during 534 AD Amreli existed was formerly known as Anumanji, Amlik and then Amravati. The city is named in ancient Gujrati as Amarvalli. It is learnt from the inscription that Nagnath temple that ancient name of Amreli city was Amarpalli. It was also called Girvanvalli. Amongst the remains of the ancient town are the memorial stones or paliyas[what language is this?] and foundations discovered in the fork of the Thebi and Vari rivers, and two old temples, Kamnath and Trimbaknath, on the west and east of the river.[2] In the eighteenth century only the west and south of modern Amreli, still called Juni or Old Amreli, were inhabited. The old inner fort, called Juna Kot, was used as a jail, and the Juna Masjid near it, belong to the old town. Modern Amreli dates from 1793, when Vakhatsingh of Bhavnagar sacked the neighboring Kathi possession of Chital and drove many of its people to Amreli and Jetpur.[2] Initially Amreli was the part of the former Gaekwad of Vadodara. Very little information on historical background is available for Amreli District prior to becoming part of erstwhile Baroda State. When Damajirao Gaekwad, the Maratha general, came to Kathiawad in about 1730, three parties viz Kathis of Devalia carter, some Saiyads holding major part of Amreli. Obtained for the king of Delhi, and Faujdar of Junagadh, subordinate to suba of Ahmedabad, held sway. Damajirao and the Maratha forces defeated all three and levied tribute on all of them. Later Damajirao Gaekwad, established military camps at Amreli and Lathi in 1742–43 A.D. In 1800, the then Gaekwads appointed (1810–1815) Vithalrao Devaji (Dighe/Kathewad Diwanji) as Sar Subah of the Gaekwad's Kathiawad possessions. Vithalrao Devaji settled in Amreli and developed the city and its surrounding regions over the next 23 years. It was during this period that Amreli became a proper city. He built many works of public utility; among others, temples, offices, a market, and a dam for the water-supply of the town.[2] It was under Amreli-Okhamandal division, one of four divisions of Baroda State.

Very nice and clean place and big yard for all product. The services like food, banking ATMs, and bathrooms all are available at near to this place. Very Well development of new market yard.