Nestled near Sayaji Baug, approximately 1.5 kilometers from the Railway Station, the Dak Bungalow served as a temporary accommodation for travelers in the early 1900s. The rooms were simply furnished with plain cots, tables, and chairs, providing essential comfort for weary visitors. An on-duty “mess-man” was always present to cater to the needs of guests and assist with the use…
Post Office
The post office currently standing in the Raopura area was built in the early 1930s and has a long history of correspondence between the Britishers and the Gaekwads. The earliest known postal service available in Baroda before 1863 was through the Camp PO, located inside the Cantonment area. Until 1863, there was no other post office; the city only had…