Sabarmati Ashram
Gandhi's former residence and center of India's freedom movement, offering a peaceful glimpse into the Mahatma's life and principles.
Read MoreAhmedabad, Gujarat's largest city, blends centuries-old architecture with vibrant markets and modern infrastructure. This UNESCO World Heritage city offers a mesmerizing mix of history, culture, and culinary delights, making it an unforgettable destination for travelers.
Gandhi's former residence and center of India's freedom movement, offering a peaceful glimpse into the Mahatma's life and principles.
Read MoreFamous for its intricate stone latticework windows (jalis), this 16th-century mosque showcases exceptional Indo-Islamic architecture.
Read MoreA five-story stepwell with ornate carvings depicting mythology and everyday life, built in 1499 as a spiritual and functional water source.
Read MoreHistorical artificial lake surrounded by recreational facilities, including a zoo, toy train, and balloon safari.
Read MoreHouses one of the world's finest collections of antique and modern Indian textiles, showcasing Gujarat's rich textile heritage.
Read MoreEmbark on a heritage walk through the old city, experience kite flying during Uttarayan festival, take a night food tour through the bustling street markets, enjoy boat rides at Kankaria Lake, and witness cultural performances at Natarani Theatre.
Shop at Law Garden Night Market for traditional Gujarati attire, visit Bandhani House for tie-dye textiles, and explore Manek Chowk for jewelry. Don't miss patola silk sarees, bandhani fabrics, mirror-work items, and wooden lacquerware.
Ahmedabad's vibrant street food scene features delicious Gujarati thalis, dhokla, fafda, and khandvi. For nightlife, visit Manek Chowk's night food market and cafés along SG Highway. Note that Gujarat is a dry state with alcohol restrictions. Carry ID if visiting permit-only establishments.