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Yatra
India --» Indian Yatra
Destinations --» Ahmedabad Tourism
Welcome to the city of Peshwas and Sultans, Ahmedabad – the gateway
to the state of Gujarat! Nestled on the banks of the Sabarmati river, the
entire landscape of this seventh largest city in India is peppered with
a blend of historical monuments, museums, picturesque gardens, skyscrapers,
shopping malls and multiplexes. This busy commercial and political hub has
a plethora of options to suit every mood. And by the time you leave, your
bags are loaded, and with it your mindscape with an unmistakable charisma
of an unforgettable place.
Places of Interest
Kankaria Lake
Constructed by Sultan Qutub-ud-Din, this lake is a popular recreational spot for people of Ahmedabad. The lake is surrounded by landscaped garden, terraced slopes, zoo, aquarium and balvatika.
Teen Darwaja
His triple-arched gateway was originally meant to serve as the royal entrance to the Maidan Shahi or Royal Square.
White marbled Hathee Singh's Temple
This temple is dedicated to the 15th Jain apostle - Dharamnath. It is built in pure white marble and embellished with intricate carving.
Sarkhej Roza
Sarkhej comprises one of the most elegant architectural complexes of Ahmedabad. The buildings are remarkable for the complete absence of arches and the use of pierced stone trellises.
Mosque of Sidi Saiyad
Ahmedabad has a large number of mosques but the most famous is the Sidi Saiyad Mosque built in 1571 AD, which is acclaimed for its splendid filigree screen, framed in the ten semi-circular windows.
Dada Hari Vava
This step-well manifests a unique architectural feature of Gujarat. Step-wells were built to provide travellers with water and cool resting place.
Jumma Masjid
It is considered to be one of the most beautiful mosques in western India. This mosque, built in 1423 AD, is outstanding for its grand scale, superb proportions and exquisite workmanship.
Rani Sipri Mosque
A small, exquisite mosque built in 1514 by a queen of Mehmud Shah Begda. The queen herself lies burried here.
Shaking Minarets
The shaking Minarets of Sidi Bashir's Mosque have generated tremendous curiosity. The two minarets are designed such that if one of them is shaken, the other trembles as well.
Ahmedabad Tourism
Welcome to the city of Peshwas and Sultans, Ahmedabad – the gateway
to the state of Gujarat! Nestled on the banks of the Sabarmati river, the
entire landscape of this seventh largest city in India is peppered with
a blend of historical monuments, museums, picturesque gardens, skyscrapers,
shopping malls and multiplexes. This busy commercial and political hub has
a plethora of options to suit every mood. And by the time you leave, your
bags are loaded, and with it your mindscape with an unmistakable charisma
of an unforgettable place. Places of Interest
Kankaria Lake
Constructed by Sultan Qutub-ud-Din, this lake is a popular recreational spot for people of Ahmedabad. The lake is surrounded by landscaped garden, terraced slopes, zoo, aquarium and balvatika.
Teen Darwaja
His triple-arched gateway was originally meant to serve as the royal entrance to the Maidan Shahi or Royal Square.
White marbled Hathee Singh's Temple
This temple is dedicated to the 15th Jain apostle - Dharamnath. It is built in pure white marble and embellished with intricate carving.
Sarkhej Roza
Sarkhej comprises one of the most elegant architectural complexes of Ahmedabad. The buildings are remarkable for the complete absence of arches and the use of pierced stone trellises.
Mosque of Sidi Saiyad
Ahmedabad has a large number of mosques but the most famous is the Sidi Saiyad Mosque built in 1571 AD, which is acclaimed for its splendid filigree screen, framed in the ten semi-circular windows.
Dada Hari Vava
This step-well manifests a unique architectural feature of Gujarat. Step-wells were built to provide travellers with water and cool resting place.
Jumma Masjid
It is considered to be one of the most beautiful mosques in western India. This mosque, built in 1423 AD, is outstanding for its grand scale, superb proportions and exquisite workmanship.
Rani Sipri Mosque
A small, exquisite mosque built in 1514 by a queen of Mehmud Shah Begda. The queen herself lies burried here.
Shaking Minarets
The shaking Minarets of Sidi Bashir's Mosque have generated tremendous curiosity. The two minarets are designed such that if one of them is shaken, the other trembles as well.