Amreli Clock Tower

Amreli Clock Tower is a historic clock tower located at Tower Chowk in the centre of Amreli city, Gujarat. Situated on Tower Road, it serves as a central landmark and orientation point for the city. Built during the Gaekwad period, the tower features a traditional clock tower design with a clock on its upper section. It remains an important civic landmark surrounded by markets and busy streets.

Visitors can expect a freestanding clock tower situated at a busy central intersection (Tower Chowk) surrounded by shops, markets and street vendors. The structure can be viewed from the outside at street level, with traffic circulating around it. The area is an active commercial hub with local shops and eateries nearby. Visitors typically stop for brief sightseeing and photography of the tower exterior.

The Amreli Clock Tower was constructed during the Gaekwad rule over Amreli, when Amreli served as a district headquarters under Baroda State. It was built as a civic timekeeping structure and central town landmark during the early 20th century colonial period and has since remained a symbol of the old town centre.

The tower serves as a central gathering point and cultural landmark for Amreli residents. Tower Chowk around it functions as a main commercial and social hub, commonly used as a meeting point and reference for local navigation and festivities.