Nov 12, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
Also known as Gandhi Ashram, this was Mahatma Gandhi’s home and serves as a museum dedicated to his life and work. It offers a peaceful environment to learn about his principles and India's freedom struggle.
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This scenic lake has attractions like a zoo, toy train, water park, and numerous food stalls. It’s a great spot for family outings, especially in the evenings when it lights up.
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Located a short drive from the city, this ancient stepwell is known for its unique architecture, intricate carvings, and history. It was built in 1498 and is an excellent example of ancient engineering.
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Famous for its exquisite stone latticework, particularly the intricate 'Tree of Life' jali, this mosque is a marvel of architecture and craftsmanship.
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The fort houses a beautiful palace, temple, and lush green courtyard. Teen Darwaza, the iconic triple-arched gateway, is nearby and often bustling with local vendors.
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A lively night market and street food hub, known for serving some of the best street food in Ahmedabad. Manek Chowk transforms from a jewellery market in the morning to a food hub at night.
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Though a bit outside Ahmedabad, this magnificent temple complex dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan features stunning architecture and is surrounded by a peaceful ambience.
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This garden area is famous for its vibrant evening market selling traditional Gujarati clothing, handicrafts, and accessories. It’s also close to some local eateries that offer authentic Gujarati snacks.
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