About Ahmedabad (India's First UNESCO World Heritage City)
Places to Visit in Ahmedabad
Sabarmati Ashram (Gandhi Ashram)
The tranquil riverside home of Mahatma Gandhi for 12 years (1917–1930) from where he launched the historic Dandi Salt March, housing Hriday Kunj and museum.
Adalaj Stepwell (Adalaj Ni Vav)
A magnificent 15th-century five-storey subterranean water reservoir intricately carved in Solanki architecture with geometric pillars and cool air shafts.
Sidi Saiyyed Mosque (Tree of Life Jali)
A 1573 mosque celebrated worldwide for its ten semi-circular marble lattice jali windows, particularly the exquisite carved 'Tree of Life' motif.
Sabarmati Riverfront Promenade & Atal Bridge
A modern 11km landscaped urban promenade along both banks of the Sabarmati River, featuring the artistic multi-colored pedestrian Atal Foot Overbridge.
Heritage Pol Walk & Manek Chowk Night Market
A walking tour through traditional gated pol neighborhoods with intricately carved wooden havelis, leading to Manek Chowk's late-night street food feast.
Akshardham Temple, Gandhinagar
A colossal 23-acre pink sandstone Hindu temple complex dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, featuring exhibition halls, water shows, and extensive gardens.
Science City & Robotic Gallery
A sprawling 107-hectare science center featuring an IMAX 3D theater, Aquatic Gallery (India's largest public aquarium), and futuristic robotics pavilion.
Calico Museum of Textiles & Hutheesing Jain Temple
Premier textile museum preserving five centuries of hand-woven Indian fabrics, and an ornate 1848 white marble Jain temple with 52 sub-shrines.