Overview

A fine blend of the modern and ancient India, Ahmedabad is Gujarat’s prime city. This up-coming metropolitan area unfolds enriching history, remarkable architecture, excellent museums, fabulous night markets and rich culture & heritage. This city is on the banks of river Sabarmati. Grounded on strong religious believes, this city is the home to people of many religions, consequently sightseeing points include numerous religious places such as Ahmed Shah's Mosque, Rani Sipri's Mosque, Bhadrakali Temple, Sidi Sayed Jhali, Akshardham Temple, Swaminarayan Temple, and Hatheesing Jain Temple. The city has maintained its balance with nature and this is well sighted in the Victoria Garden, Kamla Nehru Zoological Garden, Law Garden and Bal Vatika. Apart from these places of interest, Sabarmati River, Chandola lake and Kankaria lake also draw the attention of tourists. Also, wildlife enthusiasts have loved the time spent in Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary and Runn of Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary. The vibrancy of this city has catered to every traveler’s interest and offer him a full enjoyment to him on a India day tour to city whether for a business trip or leisure trip.

How to visit:

By road: Ahmedabad has good quality highways linking it to all major places in Gujarat and other parts of the country.

By rail: Ahmedabad Junction (ADI) is link to the major cities in India. There are many Shatabdi and express train to and from Ahmedabad.

By air: Ahmedabad airport (AMD) have a very nicely build airport having both the domestic and international terminal. There are frequent and daily flights to Ahmedabad from all metros and other parts of the country also.

Fast Facts

Location - Gujarat, West India

Places of Interest - Sabarmati Ashram, Sidi Syed Mosque, Hatheesing Jain Temple, Jumma Masjid

Best time to visit - October to April

Language - Hindi, English, Gujarati

Festivals - Navratri Festival, Kite Festival

Ahmedabad Location Map