Mohamedally Tower

Mohamedally Tower is a clock tower featuring Indo-Saracenic architecture in Siddhpur, equipped with European clocks on all four sides. The structure was designed to keep time for the city and serves as a recognizable landmark in the town center.

The tower was built in 1915 following the removal of an important city gate that had been demolished for a wedding celebration. The building was created as a replacement for the lost gate and funded by a wealthy merchant.

The tower reflects design choices that blend Indian and European influences together in a way that was common during its era. Visitors can observe the ornate details in its arches and decorative elements that shaped local building traditions.

The tower is centrally located and easy to find as a distinctive feature of the town. You can visit during daylight hours and photograph it from various angles to appreciate its architecture fully.

The merchant who funded the tower was a wealthy local trader whose name was immortalized on the building itself. His generosity allowed the city to gain a new distinctive landmark.

Location: Siddhpur Taluka

Inception: April 4, 1915

Architectural style: Indo-Saracenic architecture

GPS coordinates: 23.91926,72.36997

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:41