Kheda with its district headquarters located on the banks of the River Vatrak is home to the Patidar Patel community and rich in agricultural produce of cotton and tobacco. From the fossil park of Balasinhor to the temple precincts of Dakor, Kheda has a lively heritage emblazoned in its splendid architecture. The intricately carved wooden Havelis of Vaso and Nadiad are a benchmark of wooden traditional treasure in carved architecture of Gujarat. This expertise in wood carving is finding a place in the revival of traditional architecture. Intricate wood and metal work jalis, doors and windows are increasingly becoming a part of urban interior design.
The Kansara community of Nadiad is famous for their brass and copper Deghchis and cooking utensils favored by various communities.