Top 24 places to visit in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad is one of the most important towns in Gujarat. It is a quick-growing metropolis, an industrial centre, an education centre, and a city of beautiful history. Ahmedabad was once the capital of Gujarat but is now located on the banks of the Sabarmati River. With its mouth-watering food and vibrant culture, it quickly becomes a tourist destination. The old part of Ahmedabad, important for history, was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Adalaj Stepwell

The people in and around Adalaj Village built the beautiful Adalaj Stepwell brilliantly to help them deal with water problems. A three to four-kilometer drive to the southwest will take you to the stepwell. Gandhinagar is the central city of Gujarat. Many step wells in India were built to get to groundwater. The Adalaj Stepwell was built in 1498. Indian engineers and architects were brilliant back then, and the building shows how smart they were. It is a must-see if you are searching for places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Auto World Vintage Car Museum

Auto World Vintage Car Museum the Auto World Vintage Car Museum is in the Dastan of Kathwad and has more than 120 old cars, such as commercial vehicles, motor vehicles, and horses. The Vintage and Classic Car Club of India runs and takes care of it. A café and a museum shop are also inside the museum, with plenty of parking and bathrooms. Shri Pranlal Bhogilal Patel founded the Auto World Vintage Car Museum, transforming his collection of cars into a famous museum. Mr. Nitin Dossa is currently in charge of the museum. If you plan to explore Ahmedabad tour packages, this is a must-visit spot for vintage car enthusiasts.

Bhadra Fort

The 44-acre Bhadra fort is in the walled city of Ahmedabad. It has beautiful carvings, latticework, frescoes, and perfect arches and inscriptions at the entry. Ahmed Shah I built the walling in 1411 to protect the Gujarat Sultanate, which he led at the time. The Bhadra Fort is also famous as the Arak Fort. People say the Marathas built the Bhadrakali temple here, which inspired its name. It is a great spot if you're exploring places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Hazrat Bai Harir Vav

Hazrat Bai Harir Vav Bai Harir ni Vav is 15 km from the city centre of Ahmedabad. In 1499, this step-well was built with help from Sultan Begada's harem. It has five steps leading down to two small wells that are usually completely dry. Behind the step-well stands the 16th-century Dai Halima Mosque, which features the tomb of Halima, a royal nurse, decorated with beautiful jali screens. The statue is out of the way and is one of the most peaceful places in the city, often included in Ahmedabad tour packages.

Hutheesing Jain Temple

The Hutheesing Jain Temple is one of Ahmedabad's most important Jain buildings. It was built in 1848. Sheth Hutheesing Kesarisinh started this temple project, and his wife, Shethani Harkunwar, finished it. It is located on Shahibaug Road in Bardolpura and received its name after Kesarisinh's death. This two-story white marble building is a shrine to Lord Dharmanath, the 15th Tirthankara of the Jains. It has 11 images of gods inside. Don’t miss this temple if you’re making a list of places to visit in Ahmedabad.

ISKCON Ahmedabad Temple

The ISKCON Temple in Ahmedabad is close to the Gujarat Samachar Press and is the best place to feel spiritually and mentally happy. This temple, popularly known as the "Hare Krishna Temple," is a good place for meditation since it is quiet and serene. Everywhere one goes to the Hare Krishna Mandir, people repeat the mantra "Hare Rama Hare Krishna." Many holy speeches and lectures are scheduled to guide devotees, more so for spiritual ones. Visiting this temple is often part of Ahmedabad tour packages for those seeking spiritual peace.

Jama Masjid

An important place of worship in India, the Jama Masjid in Ahmedabad is one of the biggest mosques. It was built in 1424. This beautiful building was a big part of the old walled city. Emperor Sultan Ahmed Shah built the Masjid and is famous as the father of Ahmedabad. It is a beautiful mix of Hindu and Muslim architecture types, and the Jama Masjid has a vast area. The builders constructed it so that the Sultans could have their private shrine, and it took about 13 years to finish. If you are interested in history and architecture, include this in your places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Jhulta Minar

Jhulta Minar One of the most exciting buildings the world has ever seen is Jhulta Minar, which is in Ahmedabad. Still, people need to learn how to solve the mystery. The minarets are one of a kind because if you shake one, the other one will shake within seconds, but the passageway between them doesn't send any moves or vibrations. Many architects and historians have tried to figure out the physics and reasoning behind the minarets' movements, which need clarification. Jhulta Minar is popular in Ahmedabad tour packages due to its intriguing architecture.

Kankaria Lake

Kankaria Lake, which used to be famous as Hauz-e-Qutub, is Ahmedabad's second-largest lake. People like to visit the lakefront because it is close to the Maninagar area and has a balloon adventure, zoo, toy trains, and an amusement park. The clear lake is great for evening walks, and the multicolored lights around its edges make it look even better. Kankaria Lake is full of adventure for people who like adventure, such as shooting, gymnastics, and water rides. The spot offers an absolute amalgamation of fun, culture, learning, and ability, making Kankaria Lake one of the top places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Kevadia

It is a census town famous as Kevadia in the Narmada area of Gujarat. It is a must-see spot on Ahmedabad tour packages because it is where the Statue of Unity is. Before the construction of the Statue of Unity, people enjoyed picnicking in the town of Kevadia, which is home to tribal communities. The Sardar Sarovar Dam was built on the Narmada River. The Satpura and Vindhyachal mountain ranges tuck the huge figure of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel between them.

Lothal

Located around 85 km from the city of Ahmedabad, on the banks of the ancient mythical river Saraswati (which has now dried up), Lothal is a famous Indus Valley Site and a 4500-year-old city discovered in 1954. Even though the place is not as thriving as it once used to be, the magic of the ruins is enough to tell you the colourful tales about the lives of the inhabitants of this place. It’s full of historical surprises, making it one of the most intriguing places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Manek Chowk

Manek Chowk is in the Gujarati city of Ahmedabad, where you can find Manek Chowk, a busy city square. It is surrounded by old buildings and is considered a part of Old Ahmedabad. Manek Chowk is the place to be if you want to do a lot of shopping. It has three different functions during the day. From morning to afternoon, it's a vegetable market, and in the evening, it's a place where eaters gather. People think of it as India's second-largest and busy market, making it a key stop in many Ahmedabad tour packages.

Nalsarovar Bird sanctuary

The Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary is the most significant wetland bird sanctuary in Gujarat. It is close to the small, rustic town of Sanand. Nalsarovar features a beautiful lake spread across numerous wet islands that host a variety of plants and animals. Nalsarovar is a strange place to visit, whether boating on the calm lake or having a picnic near wild animals. In 1969, authorities designated the area around Nalsarovar as a refuge because many birds migrate there annually. Nature lovers should add this to the places they visit in Ahmedabad.

Sabarmati Gandhi Ashram

Sabarmati Gandhi Ashram Sabarmati Ashram was where Mahatma Gandhi and his wife, Kasturba, lived. It is also where Gandhiji began the famous Dandi March. It is 5 km north of the centre of Ahmedabad and is on a calm and peaceful stretch of the Sabarmati River. The 'Gandhi Ashram,' 'Mahatma Gandhi Ashram,' and most importantly, the 'Satyagraha Ashram'. Mahatma Gandhi is believed to have chosen it because it is between a jail and a cemetery, where a Satyagrahi might end up. If you're interested in history, this is often included in Ahmedabad tour packages.

Sabarmati Riverfront

Developers built the Sabarmati Riverfront as a waterfront along the Sabarmati River in Ahmedabad. Goals for sustainable development and environmental improvement led to the start of the pace. With lush green promenades, beautiful parks and plazas, and a perfectly relaxing atmosphere, it has become a significant tourist draw. Peaceful yet lively, this is just what a city like Ahmedabad needs to be included in the list of places to visit.

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Memorial

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Museum is a tribute and a museum dedicated to India's first deputy prime minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. It lies on the grounds of Moti Shahi Mahal in Shahi Baug, Ahmedabad. There are exhibits in English, Hindi, and Gujarati in the museum. The museum is in a beautiful park with many exhibits and photographs from the Indian National Movement. There are over a thousand articles of importance to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and his life forming the exhibits at the shrine, most of which are included in the Ahmedabad tour packages undertaken by history buffs.

Sarkhej Roza

You can find the Sarkhej Roza complex, a mosque and tombs, in the village of Makarba, which is 7 km from Ahmedabad. The tomb holds the grave of Ahmad Khattu Ganj Baksh, who used to live in the area. It has beautiful early Islamic architecture, with wide hallways, pillared domes, and a mesmerizing water tank surrounding it. For those who appreciate religious and historical sites, this is a must-see on the list of places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Science City Ahmedabad

Science City Ahmedabad Gujarat Science City is on the Science City Road in Ahmedabad. It is a beautiful initiative by the Government of Gujarat to make people more aware of science and eager about it among young people. The centre is located on 107 hectares of land and conducts many talk shows and classes to engage students and science enthusiasts. If you're travelling with kids or science enthusiasts, it's a common stop on Ahmedabad tour packages.

Shree Camp Hanumanji Mandir

Shree Camp Hanuman Mandir is one of India's most prominent Hanuman temples. It is in Shahibaug, Ahmedabad. People believe that Pandit Gajanan Prasad built the temple at least 100 years ago, and members of the Pandit family still run it. According to the followers, Tuesday and Saturday are the best days of the week. Pilgrims and spiritual seekers should ensure this is on their itinerary when looking for places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Shree Swaminarayan Mandir

Shree Swaminarayan Mandir a group of Haribhaktos created the idea for the Shree Swaminarayan Mandir in the 1980s. Still, it was in July 1991 that the mandir became an actual building. As the mandir has become more well-known, they have changed the monthly Satsangs to weekly ones. The Mandir hosts many religious and cultural events, and it encourages young people to participate in these events through the youth programs it organizes. Religious sites like this are often included in Ahmedabad tour packages.

Shri Mata Vaishnodevi

The Sarkhej Gandhinagar Highway, also famous as the Vaishnodevi Circle, runs through the Vaishnodevi Temple. It is a stone-built temple. The temple's design is a deep cut about 50 feet into an artificial rock. With a hall that's 1350 square feet, the temple can hold up to 5,000 people at once. Like the Vaishnodevi temple in Katra, Jammu and Kashmir, the Vaishnodevi Temple in Ahmedabad must be more prominent to fit everyone. It is a shrine for Vaishnodevi, a form of the Hindu goddess Maa Durga. For devotees of Maa Durga, this is an important stop among places to visit in Ahmedabad.

Sidi Saiyyed Mosque

The Sidi Saiyyed Mosque is also known as Sidi Saiyyed Ni Jaali. It is one of the most beautiful and famous mosques in Ahmedabad. This mosque was constructed back in 1573. Over the centuries, visitors have always praised and celebrated this attraction for its grand architecture, especially the jail, commonly called latticework. So, there's no question that the spot is a photographer's and history buff's dream. It is frequently featured in Ahmedabad tour packages.

Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple

Shri Swaminarayan Temple, also famous as Akshardham Temple, is a temple to Narayan Dev. It is in the Kalupur area of Ahmedabad. Swaminarayan, the founder of the Swaminarayan Hindu group, told people to build this beautiful temple in 1822. Swaminarayan temple is a lovely example of a building from the 1800s. It has bright colours and intricate carvings. A million people come to the temple for viewing the day after Diwali. It’s a breathtaking religious spot to include in places to visit in Ahmedabad.

The Calico Museum of Textiles

The Calico Textile Museum at the Retreat on Airport Road is the oldest textile museum in Ahmedabad. It opened in 1949. Gautam Sarabhai and his sister, Gita Sarabhai, started this museum. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who was the Prime Minister of India, opened it. The museum has many different spinning tools and a wide range of designer and colourful fabrics from all over the country. In 1983, they moved the Calico Textile Museum to a part of the Sarabhai House called "The Retreat." It had been located in the Calico House at first. This is an interesting cultural stop on many Ahmedabad tour packages.