Ahmedabad is a historical city on the banks of the River Sabarmati, in the western Indian state of Gujarat. A major hub of diverse industries, it’s the largest city of the state and enjoys a rich past that spans from medieval times to India’s independence struggle. The city commands huge respect for its active role in the great Indian Freedom Movement, and also for its association with Mahatma Gandhi, “the father of nation.”

Named after a medieval ruler of Gujarat - Ahmed Shah - Ahmedabad is the textile hub of India, and often referred to as the “Manchester of the East.” Now a rapidly growing economic and industrial hub of the country, the city has lots of tourist attractions as well, notable among them are the structures depicting the blend of Hindu and Islamic styles of architecture. 

Brimming with religious places, Ahmedabad has many monuments dating back to the 15^th century. From big temples to charming mosques, from historical buildings to museums, from lovely lakes to amusement parks – the city has everything to delight tourists of varied interests.

Religious Places dominate the landscape of Ahmedabad, and some important ones include Akshardham Temple, Ahmed Shah Mosque, Rani Rupmati, Mosque, Sidi Sayed Mosque, Hathee Singh Temple, Jama Masjid and Swaminarayan Temple. The city has some well-known monuments, including Sarkhej Roza, Bhadra Fort, Dada Hari Vav, Teen Darwaza, Jhulta Minar etc.

Kankaria Lake and Chandola Lake are two popular lakes in the city, and the list of museums includes Hussain Doshi Gufa, , Sabarmati Ashram, Sardar Patel National Memorial and Calico Museum of Textiles. In overall, Ahmedabad is a place that should be visited for its rich past and an emerging present, both existing amicably to present the true picture of India. 

Ahmedabad is one of ideal destinations to get a peep into the culture and tradition of India. Festivals here are enjoyed in a feverish manner, especially the Navratri with elaborate Garba Dance. Plan a trip to this fabulous place to know the country better!

By Air
Ahmedabad has an international airport -- Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel airport – that ranks among the busiest in India. Conducting 250 flights a day, the airport serves domestic and international routes both, and has direct flights to places like USA, UK, Dubai, Singapore and other major destinations.

By Rail

Ahmedabad is connected to a national railway circuit and has trains for almost all the major destinations of the country.

By road
Road connectivity is superior to Ahmedabad and good highways link it to all major cities of India. A fine network of interstate buses helps people reach here from any part of the country.