HOST CITY

Welcome to Rajkot,
the vibrant and historic city that will host the 13th Annual Conference of the Neurological Surgeons Society of India (NSSICON 2025). Located in the western state of Gujarat, Rajkot is a city that beautifully blends cultural heritage with modernity, making it an ideal destination for our esteemed delegates.

Historical and Cultural Significance
Rajkot, the fourth-largest city in Gujarat, boasts a rich historical and cultural tapestry. The city was an important center during the British colonial period and has been home to significant historical figures, including Mahatma Gandhi, who spent a part of his childhood here. Landmarks such as Kaba Gandhi No Delo, the house where Mahatma Gandhi resided, and the Watson Museum, which showcases artifacts from the colonial era, offer a glimpse into Rajkot's storied past.

Watson Museum:
Named after Colonel John Watson, this museum houses a collection of artefacts that trace the history of the region, including pottery, weapons, and textiles.

Kaba Gandhi No Delo:
This is the ancestral home of Mahatma Gandhi, which has now been converted into a museum displaying his life and times.

Rotary Dolls Museum:
A unique museum that exhibits an extensive collection of dolls from around the world, representing various cultures and traditions.

Race Course Grounds:
A popular recreational area that features a large open space for walks, gardens, and playgrounds.

Connectivity

By Road The city is connected by a network of highways, facilitating smooth travel by bus or car.
By Train Rajkot Junction is a major railway hub, providing direct train services to cities across India.
By Air The Rajkot Airport (RAJ) offers regular flights to major cities such as Mumbai and Delhi.