Gojar

Gojar is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily a type of traditional boat and a specific geographic location in India.

As a boat, gojar describes a type of dhow, a sailing vessel traditionally used in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. These boats are characterized by their lateen sails and are often built with wood. Gojars have historically been employed for trade, fishing, and transport along coastal routes. Their design has evolved over centuries, adapting to the maritime needs of the regions they serve.

Geographically, Gojar is a village located in the state of Gujarat, India. Situated in the district of Mehsana, it is part of the administrative region known for its agricultural activities and local industries. Like many villages in rural India, Gojar's economy is largely based on farming, and its community life revolves around traditional customs and social structures. The specific location and its surrounding environment contribute to the unique character of the village.