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3 Days in Bilimora for a Tasty Food Trip
Bilimora might be a small town, but it packs a big punch when it comes to food. From street-side chaat to traditional Gujarati thalis and fresh seafood, this place is a hidden gem for food lovers. I've spent many evenings here, munching on crispy fafdas and sipping on sweet chai, and I can't wait to share the best spots with you.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Bilimora
Kick off your trip with Bilimora's top attractions, from historic temples to bustling markets, and savor the local flavors that make this town special.
Activities
Visit the Bilimora Jain Temple
Start your day at the serene Bilimora Jain Temple, known for its intricate marble carvings and peaceful atmosphere. The temple is a spiritual hub for the local Jain community and offers a glimpse into the region's religious heritage.
- Dress modestly as it's a place of worship
- Carry water as it can get warm inside
Explore Bilimora Market
Head to the lively Bilimora Market, where you can soak in the local vibe and shop for everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts. The market is especially famous for its vibrant textiles and spices.
- Bargain politely for better prices
- Try the fresh coconut water from street vendors
Lunch at a Local Dhaba
Wrap up your morning with a hearty meal at a classic Gujarati dhaba. Try the thali, a platter of regional dishes like dal, kadhi, and roti, served with love and a side of local hospitality.
- Ask for the day's special
- Don’t miss the homemade buttermilk
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Day 2
Day 2 in Bilimora
Dive deeper into Bilimora's local charm with a mix of cultural spots and hidden food gems, balancing relaxation and exploration.
Activities
Morning at Bilimora Beach
Start your day with a peaceful stroll along Bilimora Beach, a quiet stretch of sand perfect for watching fishing boats and soaking in the morning breeze. It's not a touristy spot, so you'll get a real feel for local life. Grab a fresh coconut from a vendor and enjoy the simplicity.
- Wear comfortable sandals—the sand can get hot later.
- Chat with local fishermen for insights into their daily routines.
Breakfast at Patel Farsan Mart
Head to this beloved local joint for a Gujarati-style breakfast. Try their crispy khaman (fluffy steamed chickpea cakes) with tangy chutney and a cup of masala chai. The place is always buzzing with locals, and the flavors are authentically bold.
- Go early—popular items sell out fast.
- Ask for their special green chutney—it’s a game-changer.
Explore Bilimora’s Old Town
Wander through the narrow lanes of Bilimora’s Old Town, where colonial-era buildings blend with vibrant street art. Stop by small workshops where artisans make traditional wooden toys and handwoven textiles. It’s a great way to see the town’s quieter, artistic side.
- Carry cash—many small shops don’t accept cards.
- Look for the hidden mural near the old post office—it’s a local favorite.
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Day 3
Day 3 in Bilimora
A relaxed day diving into Bilimora’s hidden gems, from serene gardens to local sweet shops and a quiet evening by the river.
Activities
Morning at Bilimora Garden
Start your day with a peaceful stroll through Bilimora Garden, a lesser-known green space loved by locals. The garden is filled with shady trees, blooming flowers, and a small pond where you can spot ducks. It’s a great spot to unwind and watch locals practice yoga or enjoy their morning chai.
- Carry a reusable water bottle—there’s a small stall selling fresh coconut water nearby.
- Visit on weekdays to avoid weekend crowds.
Sweet Stop at Mohanlal’s Mithaiwala
No trip to Bilimora is complete without trying its famous sweets. Head to Mohanlal’s Mithaiwala, a decades-old shop known for its melt-in-the-mouth ghughras (sweet fried dumplings) and creamy malai peda. The shop’s vintage charm and the owner’s stories about Bilimora’s sweet-making traditions add to the experience.
- Try the seasonal specialties—ask the owner what’s fresh that day.
- Pack some for the road—they stay fresh for a day or two.
Sunset by the Ambika River
Wrap up your trip with a quiet evening by the Ambika River, just a short ride from Bilimora’s center. The riverbank is a local favorite for unwinding—fishermen cast their nets, kids play in the shallow waters, and the sunset paints the sky in warm hues. Grab a bench or sit on the steps with a cup of tea from a nearby stall.
- Wear comfortable shoes—the steps can be uneven.
- If you’re lucky, you might spot local musicians performing impromptu.