City Overview
Situated on the banks of Sabarmati Lake, Ahmedabad is the seventh largest metropolitan city in India and was formerly the capital of the Gujarat Sultanate.
Known as the "Manchester of the East" due to its highly developed textile industry, it is also the land of Mahatma Gandhi, the 'Father of the Nation', and has witnessed many movements of Indian Independence.
Indo-Saracenic Architecture
The city's architecture is a stunning fusion of Hindu craftsmanship and Islamic design. Sultan Ahmed Shah embellished the city with monuments, mosques, pavilions, and mausoleums, including the Jama Masjid, Ahmed Shah's Mosque, and the famous Siddi Sayyad Mosque.
Green City Attractions
Law Garden
A hub for shopaholics to find brilliant artifacts and a variety of traditional Gujarati outfits.
Victoria Garden
Located south of Bhadra Fort, this park features a statue of Queen Victoria and is a popular hangout spot.
Bal Vatika
A nature-rich children's park on the bank of Kankaria Lake, complete with an amusement and water park.
Award-Winning Greenery
With 76 parks and 96 traffic islands, Ahmedabad received the 'Green City Commendation Award'.
Heritage & Spirituality
Ambaji Temple
A grand pilgrimage site for Goddess Amba, known for its beauty and serene atmosphere.
Sabarmati Ashram
The residence of Mahatma Gandhi and a central point of the freedom movement.
Historic Forts & Step-wells
Explore the Bhadra Fort, Teen Darwaza, and the architectural marvel Dada Hari Vav.
Culture & Festivity
Fascinating Museums
- Calico Museum of Textiles
- Kite Museum
- Veechar Utensil Museum
- Shreyas Folk Art Museum
Major Festivals
Don't miss the world-popular Kite Festival celebrated every year on Makar Sankranti.