The Pavagadh-Champaner Archaeological Park, a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site, contains forts, mosques, temples, water bodies and other medieval buildings. The 16th century Jami Masjid, east of the Champaner citadel, is considered a jewel of the Indo-Saracenic architecture. It has a richly ornamented prayer hall, dissected by about two hundred pillars supporting a splendid carved roof raised in a series of domes. Ascend the Pavagadh hill to see the 11^th century Laukulish temple which has some fine sculptures.