55 best places to visit in Ahmedabad

Declared India’s first UNESCO World Heritage City, Ahmedabad, also known as the Manchester of India, is popular for its iconic mosques, tombs, museums, historical sites, temples and buzzing bazaars. In this blog, we have listed down the top 55 places to visit in Ahmedabad to plan your next vacation. 

55 Best places to visit in Ahmedabad

The places are categorised into,

• Historical and architectural sites
• Cultural and heritage museums
• Ashrams
• Religious Sites
• Garden and parks
• Dams, lakes and riverfronts
• Zoos and nature
• Shopping and markets
• Memorials
• Science and educational sites
  

Historical and Architectural Sites

Ahmedabad historical places make you wonder about their fabulous architecture. Here are some places to see in Ahmedabad. 

#1. Statue of Unity

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Begin your exploration by visiting the world’s tallest statue, “Statue of Unity”.  Built as an ode to the great Indian freedom fighter, Sardar Vallabhbhai Jhaverbhai Patel, also known as the Iron Man of India, this place reflects patriotism in every corner. This colossal monument is made of bronze and is 182 metres tall, making it one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad. The statue overlooks the river basin of the Narmada River, and the Sardar Sarovar Dam, giving a pleasant ambience. 

#2. Dada Harir Ni Vav

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Though there are many architectural marvels in Ahmedabad, you shouldn’t miss Dada Harir Ni Vav. It is a 5-story deep step-well built by a woman, Dhai Harir who was a household lady of the then Sultan Mahmud Begada. She built a mosque and a small tomb, in which she was later buried. This monument holds national significance and is currently managed by ASI. Though there are so many places to visit in Ahmedabad, we bet you will be intrigued by Dada Harir Ni Vav’s octagonal shape and the pillar with fine carvings. 

#3. Ambapur Ni Vav

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Our Ahmedabad travel guide next suggests visiting Ambapur Ni Vav. The 5-story deep step-well once held a place of importance in the semi-arid regions of Gujarat since it was the source of water for drinking, washing and bathing. You can marvel at the architecture and the deities carved into the walls. Still standing strong and in good condition, you can visit this place for clicking Instagram-worthy photos. 

#4. Rani Ki Vav

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Ahmedabad historical places are magnificent. This Monument of National Importance, as declared by UNESCO is known for its finest step-well architecture and is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Ahmedabad. Designed as an inverted temple, Rani Ki Vav has 7 levels of stairs with sculptural panels. Built during the rule of the Solanki Dynasty, it is located on the banks of the Saraswati River. If you are a history or archaeology student, this place is a haven with numerous sculptures including the Hindu deities and imaginary characters, like Apsaras. 

#5. Adalaj Step Well

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You will bow down when you look at the striking mix of Indo-Islamic architecture and the design of Adalaj Step-well. You should not miss the echoes of the pillars and walls that narrate a tragic love story that you should listen to while visiting this monument. You can find various carvings symbolising Hindu and Jain gods. You can easily spend endless hours getting lost in the rich tale of art, love and heritage. 

#6. Bhadra Fort

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If you want to have an eagle-eye view of the old city, you should head to the Bhadra Fort. Built-in 1411 AD, after the founding of Ahmedabad city, the fort got its name from the Bhadrakali Temple located nearby. Now the fort houses a few government offices, like the Post office, the office of the Archeological Society of India, and the civil court. It is one of the significant places to visit in Ahmedabad. 

#7. Sidi Saiyyed Mosque

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The mosque was built when the Mughals took over Ahmedabad from the Sultans. Known for its adorable latticed windows or jalis, the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque is an excellent example of the evolution of the architectural style that developed and bloomed during the Gujarat Sultanate reign. The carved windows or the jalis referencing a tree with intertwining branches are so popular that they have become an unofficial symbol of Ahmedabad City.

#8. Jama Masjid

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There are so many places to see in Ahmedabad. But Jama Masjid, also known as Jummah Mosque or Jami Masjid built during the reign of Ahmad Shah I is a must-visit. The Gujarat-style architecture in Jama Masjid is a major attraction for the people to flock there during the weekends. You must also know about the ‘shaking minarets’ in the entrance which lost half of their height during the earthquakes in the years 1819 and 1956. 

#9. Jhulta Minar

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Located at the heart of Ahmedabad, Jhulta Minar also known as the shaking minarets is a mystery that couldn’t be resolved till now. The phenomena of one of the minarets shaking or vibrating within a few seconds when the other one does is something that remains a puzzle. The passage with no passing vibrations makes it even more difficult to perceive. It is fondly one of the places to visit in Ahmedabad for children and science enthusiasts.

#10. Tomb of Ahmed Shah and Ahmed Shah’s Mosque

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Raja no Hajiro (King’s Mausoleum), the Tomb of Ahmed Shah is located close to the Jamma Mosque. Serving as a tomb for the founder of Ahmedabad City, it is a must-visit if you are an architecture lover. You will be amazed to see the chambers with delicately carved stone windows or jaalis. There is a tradition of Naubat, an orchestra, still played in the evening between 7.30 PM to 8 PM at the Drum room located above the entrance. On Thursdays and Fridays, it is played in the morning, afternoon and at dusk.

#11. Sarkhej Roza

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It is a mosque and tomb for Shaikh Ahmed Khattu Ganj Bakhsh, the spiritual mentor of Ahmedabad's founder, Sultan Ahmed Shah. It is a unique monument which includes a mosque, tombs, a mausoleum, palaces, a water tank and pavilions around it. The architecture of Sarkhej Roza includes both the Indian and non-Indian principles. An ancient Architect named Le Corbusier even compared it to the Acropolis of Athens because of its complex design. It is one of the places to visit in Ahmedabad for architects and history lovers.

#12. Lothal

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Plan your day wisely since Lothal, the world’s oldest known dockyard of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization is located at an 80 km distance and can be time-consuming. But if you look at the magic ruins of the Harappan weights, seals, painted pottery, and a lot of other ancient stuff, you will feel every minute is worth it as it takes you to the lost past dating 4500 years back. It easily tops the list of places to visit in Ahmedabad as it is a very popular place among history buffs, archaeologists and geologists. Make sure to visit a museum of artefacts excavated from Lothal and maintained by ASI.

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Cultural and Heritage Museums

#13. Calico Textile Museum

If you are a fabric lover, then Calico Textile Museum is one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad. Here sits some of the world’s finest collections of antique textiles along with the modern assortment. Inaugurated by the late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, this place houses adorable pieces that reflect extravaganza in every thread. The Founders industrialist Gautam Sarabhai and his sister Gira Sarabhai built this museum inspired by philosopher and metaphysician Coomarasamy.

#14. Vechaar Utensils Museum

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If you want to visit a one-of-a-kind museum, you should head to Vechaar Utensils Museum. The village-like environment is filled with old utensils that will make you wonder how thoughtful the ancient people have been. You can also find modern ones. 

#15. Kite Museum

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The colourful kites not only attract children but also adults. Kite Museum is one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad. The display of 125+ kites takes you back to the good old days. Also known as Patang Kite Museum, the place houses the rarest collection of Mr. Banubhai Shah, who is also the founder. It includes mirror embroidery, block printing, Japanese kites, and a lot more.

#16. Sanskar Kendra

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Another marvel built by the legendary Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier is the Sanskar Kendra Museum. Out of the three museums he has designed, this museum reflects his signature modernist style of exposed brick and concrete facades. Strolling around the museum, you will get great insights into the cultural heritage of Ahmedabad. Starting from religious, secular, artistic and everyday artefacts, you can find everything.

#17. Auto World Vintage Car Museum

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If you are a car lover, you should head to the Auto World Vintage Car Museum. Featuring some of the prominent ones used by the Kings and notable colonisers. You can find some gems like the 1949 Rolls Royce, 1903 Fiat, 1906 Minerva and 1927 Phantom I. This museum has over 120 vintage cars, including old utility vehicles, motor vehicles and ancient carriages. It is also one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad for couples.

#18. Kasturbhai Lalbhai Museum

If you are an art lover, your itinerary should include the Kasturbhai Lalbhai Museum. You can find paintings of the Persian, Mughal, Deccan, Pahari, Rajasthani, Tibetan, and whatnot?! The majority of the art collection is of the renowned Tagore family of Bengal, from whom Shri Kasturbhai bought to help with their financial constraints.

Ashrams

#19. Gandhi Ashram (Sabarmati Ashram)

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Next on your list of places to visit in Ahmedabad should be Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi and his wife Kasturba resided. It is also where the historically significant ‘Dandi March’ started. When you visit Gandhi Ashram, we bet your patriotic senses will be awakened. It has a vibe in the air that will make you feel gratitude for the freedom the country achieved from the Britishers.

#20. Mahipatram Rupram Ashram

When you help someone selflessly, God will help you in unimagined ways. You should head to Mahipatram Rupram Ashram, visited by Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel to financially aid the orphans, widows, etc., with their educational expenses and for the expansion of the institute. Mark this destination in your list of places to visit in Ahmedabad. 

#21. Amardham Ashram

Built by a wandering Yogi Lalbapa, Amardham is a place where he came and rested for a while under a tree in Hathijan. The ashram relies on the principle “Satya Sanatan Dharma’, meaning no differentiation based on religion and caste. The ashram is open to all. Inside the ashram, you can find several temples with deities, like Lord Ganesha, Lord Hanuman, Lord Krishna, and Radha. You can also find an idol of Yogi Lalbapa, next to which you can sit and meditate. 

#22. Sivananda Ashram

You can take yoga classes from the Sivananda Ashram, founded to propagate the wisdom of Sri Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj. There is an option for residential study in the ashram if you require it. The ashram has a pleasant look and has a temple and garden within. It is a peaceful place for you to meditate, too.

Religious Sites

#23. ISKCON Temple

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Also referred to as, ‘Hare Krishna Temple’, ISKCON Temple offers a calm and peaceful atmosphere to meditate. You can plan for the early morning, mid-morning, afternoon, evening or night aarti accordingly. The temple has a large hall which can accommodate up to 4000 devotees. The ‘Hare Krishna’ chanting will leave you feeling like you are under a spiritual spell. It is fondly one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad for temple lovers.

#24. Swaminarayan Temple

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Also known as ‘Akshardham Temple’, Swaminarayan Temple is dedicated to Lord Narayan Dev. Built in 1822, this temple is known for its splendid architecture, making it one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad. Its vivid colours and intricate carvings are famous among art lovers.

#25. Shree Camp Hanuman Mandir

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Pay your visit to one of the largest Hanuman temples in India, Shree Campa Hanuman Mandir. It is believed that this temple was established by Pandit Gajanan Prasad, 100 years ago. Located in Ahmedabad Cantonment, this temple falls under the military area and is maintained by the military people.

#26. Hutheesing Jain Temple

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Being a sacred temple for Jains, Hutheesing is an adorable temple constructed out of white marble. Built-in 1848 AD, the traditional artisans from the Sonpura and Salat communities crafted this masterpiece. The design of Hutheesing Jain temple combines the old temple architecture with new architectural elements of haveli. The temple also has a rainwater harvesting structure, making it one of the significant places to visit in Ahmedabad.

#27. Modhera Sun Temple

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Plan your visit to one of the oldest temples in Ahmedabad built in 1026-27 CE during the reign of Bhima I of the Chalukya Dynasty- The Modhera Sun Temple. Dedicated to the Sun God, Surya, this temple is a lesser-known architectural beauty. It is constructed with astronomical precision, which makes us wonder about the profound knowledge of astronomy held by the temple’s architects in ancient times.

Gardens and Parks

#28. Law Garden

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A garden in the middle of the busy city- yes, that’s Law Garden for you! This is a well-maintained one where people can spend their time leisurely. Being one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad, it is also famous for its night market Josh.

#29. Parimal Garden

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The Parimal Garden is another peaceful place suitable for your morning and evening walking, leisure strolls, and exercises. It is very popular among adults and kids. Also, it’s Instagrammable! You can click some amazing photos here; we bet you will love it!

#30. Victoria Garden

You shouldn’t miss the biggest garden in Ahmedabad, Victoria Garden in your spree to cover the top places to visit in Ahmedabad. You could visit Victoria Garden only in three places in the country- Kolkata, Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Also known as ‘Lokmania Tilak Garden’, it was laid out during the British period over 200 years ago. It is a beautiful garden with lots of trees and spacious play areas.

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#31. Dhanvantri Garden

Known for its variety of medicinal plants and trees scattered throughout, Dhanvantri Garden is a perfect place for relaxation. A brisk morning walk amidst the herbal plants, inhaling the aroma of goodness will surely leave you rejuvenated. There’s a jogging track, a children’s playground, and ample space for socialising. 

#32. AUDA Garden

AUDA Public Garden Sky City also known as the Sky City Garden, has a lot of fountains that serve as a treat to your eyes. In this scenic garden, you can go for a morning or evening walk or just chill since it has plenty of seating arrangements. You can even see people capturing their pre-wedding photoshoots here. It is shooting its position to be on the top list of places to visit in Ahmedabad.

#33. Usmanpura Garden

If you are looking for ways to spend your lazy evenings, you should head to Usmanpura Garden. Listening to the birds chirping and looking at the greenery around you, you can spend your time taking a stroll, meditating or exercising. With the water tanks, fountains, play areas, etc., no wonder why it is the favourite among children and adults.

#34. Bopal Ecological Park

Your ride to the best places to visit in Ahmedabad shouldn’t be incomplete without exploring the first ecological park of Gujarat, ‘Bopal Ecological Park’. You wouldn’t believe that this is the place which was once filled with a heap of garbage before 2021. Yes! Now transformed into a place of solitude and calmness, this ecological park is still in the development stage. It is very spacious with a pond and lots of trees and shrubs.

#35. Gotila Garden- Talav

Spread across 52,000 square meters, Gotila Garden is a famous spot for families with children in Ahmedabad. The garden with a beautiful lake looks so calm in the evening, making it the best place for a picnic. However, the garden comes up with its set of rules- bicycles are prohibited, loud music is not entertained, any food is not allowed and pets cannot enter the park.

#36. Bansidhar Garden

Bansidhar Garden is one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad because it provides recreational opportunities. Adults can attend the free yoga sessions here, conducted by Bhartiya Yoga Sansthan and spend their time playing badminton and volleyball. While children can indulge in swings, rock climbing, and other games.

#37. One Tree Hill Garden

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Lying near the Kankaria Lake, One Tree Hill Garden is a haven for nature lovers. The well-maintained lawns, alluring fountains, striking flora, and scenic lake make it the favourite among the locals and tourists. The ruins of a Dutch cemetery present within the premises enhance the ambience of the garden. 

Dams, Lakes and Riverfronts

#38. Karai Dam

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A short trip to Karai Dam in the early mornings or evenings will be a quiet and peaceful journey. The gushing water and the tranquil ambience will take you closer to nature. Easily tops the list of places to visit in Ahmedabad for its undisturbed character.

#39. Sabarmati Riverfront

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A must-visit in your Ahmedabad itinerary should be the Sabarmati Riverfront. Being known as the lifeline of Ahmedabad City, you can enjoy the corniche-like walkway along the river bank for an 11-km stretch. You can walk, jog or cycle your way witnessing the stunning views. You will also spot parks, green promenades, and plazas along the way. 

#40. Nehru Bridge

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A ride through the 950-metre-long Nehru Bridge is the most scenic thing you can ever experience when in Ahmedabad. The Sabarmati River flows on the sides, making it one of the top places to visit in Ahmedabad. Inaugurated by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in 1962, the bridge stands tall and strong and looks magnificent at night with the city lights. 

#41. Kankaria Lake

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You should not miss the second-largest lake in Ahmedabad, Kankaria Lake. Known as one of the most entertaining places to visit in Ahmedabad, there are multiple attractions to keep visitors hooked for hours, like boating, zoos, amusement parks, Kid’s City, etc. 

This is one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad with friends. 

#42. Vastrapur Lake

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If you want to escape the chaos of the city, you should head to one of the calmest places to visit in Ahmedabad, Vatrapur Lake. The quiet lake is surrounded by a dense greenery garden, which makes it even more appealing. Be it a weekend getaway or an evening outing, it is the best place to hang out with friends and family. 

Zoos and Nature

#43. Kamla Nehru Zoological Garden

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Located on the banks of the Kankaria Lake, Kamla Nehru Zoo is home to a variety of birds, animals and reptiles. Some unique finds include Nicobar pigeons, silver pheasants, tigers, elephants, white blackbuck, etc. 

#44. Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary, Vadla

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If you are a bird lover, you should visit the Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary in Vadla where you can spot flocks of migratory birds. Being one of the serene places to visit in Ahmedabad, it is a must-visit for peace-seekers.

Shopping and Markets

The best places to visit in Ahmedabad need not necessarily be only the historic, cultural, religious and natural places. There should be shopping bazaars and malls too. 

#45. Law Garden Night Market

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You should visit Law Garden Night Market to purchase traditional clothing, wall hangings, bandhej sarees, long colourful skirts, antique jewellery, traditional footwear and home decor items. 

#46. Ahmedabad Alpha One Mall

In your list of top places to visit in Ahmedabad, you should include Alpha One Mall. Located next to Vastrapur Lake, Alpha One Mall is one of the largest malls in the city. You can find brands like Levi’s, Louis Phillipe, Van Heusen, Promod, Jack & Jones, UCB, Tommy Hilfiger, etc. 

#47. R3 The Mall

A very old mall that has lost its charm in Ahmedabad is R3 The Mall. You can find only a few restaurants and shops open. 

#48. Radhe Shopping Mall

More of a complex, Radhe Shopping Mall is another shopping location, where you can find textile shops, food shops, bakeries, electronic stores, cafes, etc. Easily one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad to shop for your household. 

#49. Sindhi Market

Being a popular shopping market in Ahmedabad, Sindhi Market is known for its affordable handcrafted bangles, glasswork, quality bed sheets, dress materials, upholstery, sarees, dresses and traditional decor items. 

#50. Banascraft

If you are looking for unique places to visit in Ahmedabad to purchase handcrafted items, you have to head to Banascraft Boutique. It is the retail outlet of the Self-employed Women’s Association (SEWA) in Gujarat. Here, you can get your hands on some unique finds in tote bags, purses, wall hangings, cushion covers, door panels, and more. 

#51. Kapasi Handicraft Emporium

You have a lot of options if you are looking for handicraft shops in Ahmedabad. Kapasi Handicraft Emporium is a one-of-a-kind, where you will find embroidery and painting artworks. This includes pottery, decors made of brass, and rare metalwork, like wall hangings, swings, vases, marble art pieces, etc. 

#52. Lal Darwaja

It is a famous local market for traditional shopping. From clothes to books to electronic items, you can find anything and everything in this street-side shopping. Do not miss this in your best places to visit in Ahmedabad list. 

#53. Manek Chowk

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You should not head back without visiting the busiest market, Manek Chowk in Ahmedabad. Known for its gold and silver jewellery, in the morning it is a vegetable market, later it is a jewellery haven and at night, it becomes a food lover’s paradise with finger-licking street food. 

In all the bazaars, make sure you bargain well since the price will be quoted at least 50% higher than the original.

Memorials

#54. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Memorial

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Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Memorial has a history. In the 16th century during the Mughal era, the building was called the Moti Shah Mahal. It served as the cantonment for senior British officials. In the 18th century, Rabindranath Tagore resided in it. Later after independence, the building was used as the official residence of the Governor of Gujarat till 1978. And now, it has been converted into a national memorial dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. It is one of the calmest places to visit in Ahmedabad. 

Science and Educational Sites

#55. Gujarat Science City

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With creative imaginative exhibits, virtual reality activities, and live demonstrations to easily understand scientific rules in every corner, Science City is the best place to learn and have fun. Some major attractions include a robotics gallery, aquatic gallery, hall of Science, energy park, etc. It’s one of the fun places to visit in Ahmedabad with friends. 

Conclusion

Ahmedabad is not just another city that you might go, explore and forget. The city’s heritage, people, and food will find a permanent place in your heart. 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1). What is the best time to visit Ahmedabad?

The best time to visit Ahmedabad is from October to March when the weather is mild and pleasant to explore. 

2). How to reach Ahmedabad?

Ahmedabad is well-connected by air, rail and road. If you are travelling by flight, your drop point is Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. By rail, it’s Ahmedabad Junction railway station and by road, it’s national highways like NH 48 and 51.

3). What is very famous in Ahmedabad?

Ahmedabad is famous for its rich history, vibrant culture, and mouth-watering cuisine. The best places to visit in Ahmedabad include the Sabarmati Riverfront, Gandhi Ashram, Swaminarayan Temple, Jama Masjid,  and Kankaria Lake.

4). Which place is best for one day trip in Ahmedabad?

Places to visit near Ahmedabad for 1 day include Kankaria Lake, Lothal and Vadla. You can plan your picnic for any of these places mentioned above for a day. 

5). Is it worth visiting Ahmedabad?

Yes. The blend of history, culture, architecture, delicious street foods, bustling markets, and a welcoming atmosphere makes it worth visiting Ahmedabad.