Visit Udvada town before NaMo does….. Where to stay, what to do in Udvada and much more Hindustan_Times_(Mumbai)(2015-07-31) – Supplement – page6  

It’s where history meets hearty Parsi cuisine. Udvada, a coastal town about 200km north of Mumbai and a place of pilgrimage for Zoroastrians, is as beloved for housing the community’s sacred fire or Iranshah as it is for dishing out scrumptious fare like khurchan and kheema pav. Once an ‘uth vada’ or grazing ground for camels, Udvada became the resting

The development plan for Udvada includes tackling coastline erosion, putting up signage and street furniture, and traffic management near the Iranshah. “Udvada is the holiest place for Parsis from across the world. It is a heritage town and the aim is to conserve it,” said Khurshed Dastur, the Parsi high priest. Community members visit Iranshah at least once a year,

Parsis from across the country and globe will participate in the first ever ‘Iranshah Udvada Utsav’, beginning December 25 in Udvada, Navasari. The Iranshah Udvada Utsav is jointly organised by the recently formed Foundation for Development of Udvada (FDU) and the Udvada Samast Anjuman (USA), which have eminent Parsi leaders its members. Dastoor Khurshed, the Vada Dasturji of Udvada told