Siddhpur or Sidhpur is a city and a municipality  in  Patan district in the Indian  state  of  Gujarat. Siddhpur is an historical place, located in North Gujarat, India. It is located on the bank of Sarasvati River, considered to be the branch of lost Saraswati river. Siddhpur is the taluka  headquarters of Siddhpur taluka.

Siddhpur is also known as Sri-sthal  or a "pious place". It is mentioned in the Rig Veda to be existing at that time as the Dashu village.

  The legend is that the great sage Dadhyanca  or  Dadhici  had donated his bones to God Indra  here at Siddhpur.

Siddhpur is also believed to be located at the junction of two rivers Ganges and Saraswati. Even in the Mahabharata, the great Indian epic, it is mentioned that the Pandavas  had visited the place while they were in exile. During the 4-5th A.D a large number of people settled in this part. They were Gurjara  people from Iran.

The best time to visit the destination is from October to march.