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Champaner-Pavagadh
Archaeological
Park,
a
UNESCO
World
Heritage
Site,
is
located
in
Panchmahal
district
in
Gujarat,
India.
It
is
located
around
the
historical
city
of
Champaner.
The
heritage
site
is
studded
with
forts
with
bastions
starting
from
the
hills
of
Pavagadh,
and
extending
into
the
city
of
Champaner.
The
park's
landscape
includes
archaeological,
historic
and
living
cultural
heritage
monuments
such
as
chalcolithic
sites,
a
hill
fortress
of
an
early
Hindu
capital,
and
remains
of
the
16th-century
capital
of
the
state
of
Gujarat.
There
are
palaces,
entrance
gates
and
arches,
mosques,
tombs
and
temples,
residential
complexes,
agricultural
structures
and
water
installations
such
as
stepwells
and
tanks,
dating
from
the
eighth
to
the
14th
centuries.
The
transition
between
Hindu
and
Muslim
culture
and
architecture
in
the
late
15th
to
early
16th
century
is
documented
in
the
park,
particularly
the
early
Islamic
and
pre-Mughal
city
that
has
remained
without
any
change.
It
was
inscribed
by
UNESCO
as
a
World
Heritage
Site
in
2004
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