Botad Clock Tower

Botad Clock Tower is a historic clock tower located at the central circle in Botad city, Botad District, Gujarat. Built during the colonial period, it serves as a prominent city landmark and timekeeping structure. Situated amid bustling markets and busy roads, the tower features a traditional clock on all four sides. It remains a well-known orientation point and gathering place for residents and visitors exploring central Botad.

Visitors can expect a freestanding clock tower situated on a busy traffic circle in the heart of Botad's market area. The structure is a four-sided clock tower with colonial-era architectural elements, surrounded by shops, street vendors and busy roads. Visitors can view the tower from the roadside, take photographs, and explore the adjacent markets. There is no interior access; viewing is from the exterior public area.

Botad Clock Tower was constructed during the British colonial period as a civic timekeeping monument and central town landmark. It has since served as an important reference point for the city's development and remains one of the oldest surviving public structures in central Botad.

The tower is a cultural and social landmark for Botad residents, serving as a central meeting point, market centre and symbol of the city identity. It is commonly referred to as Ghantaghar and features in local directions and community gatherings.