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Ahmedabad City Map Pdf Free Download Ahmedabad city map pdf free download Continue The actual size of the Ahmedabad map is 613 X 814 pixels, the file size (in bytes) is 121722. You can open this downloadable and printed map of Ahmedabad by clicking on the map of yourself or this link: Open the map. The actual size of the Ahmedabad map is 557 X 775 pixels, the file size (in bytes) is 163573. You can open, download and print this detailed map of Ahmedabad by clicking on the map yourself or by clicking on this link: Open the map. The actual size of the Ahmedabad map is 1843 X 1405 pixels, the file size (in bytes) is 317955. You can open this downloadable and printed map of Ahmedabad by clicking on the map of yourself or this link: Open the map. The actual size of the Ahmedabad map is 3213 X 2436 pixels, the file size (in bytes) is 577895. You can open, download and print this detailed map of Ahmedabad by clicking on the map yourself or by clicking on this link: Open the map. Car rental on OrangeSmile.com OrangeSmile.com is an expert on online travel booking, providing reliable services for car rental and hotel booking. We have more than 25,000 destinations with 12,000 rental offices and 200,000 hotels around the world. Secure Server Head Office Weegschaalstraat 3, Eindhoven 5632 CW, Netherlands No31 40 40 150 44 Privacy Policy Terms About Us Copyright © 2002 - OrangeSmile Tours B.V. OrangeSmile.com (OrangeSmile.com) Under the direction and direction of IVRA Holding B.V. - Registered in Kamer van Koophandel (KvK), Netherlands No. 17237018 Featured articles about Ahmedabad Ahmedabad or Amdawad is the largest city and former capital of Gujarat. The city has wonderful buildings, great museums, fine restaurants and fabulous night markets. Ahmedabad has always been known for its rich history, which reminds us of the rule of Delhi Sultanate, the rule of the Mughals and the rule of Marat, and even the struggle for freedom of India. Sabarmati Ashram is one of the main tourist attractions that should not be missed while you are in this beautiful city of Gujarat. Want to delve into the facts of this amazing city? Go through the signs below: Gandhi Ashram (Sabarmati Ashram): This is the identity of the city. Under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi, it was a vital part of India's freedom movement. A museum was created in the ashram to look into the life of the father of the nation. Lake Cankaria (Cancaria Talaves): This is a hot spot for weekend visitors. The lake was called Kutub Hodge or Hauj-e-Kutub because it was built by Sultan Kutubuddin in the 15th century. A beautiful garden called Nagina Wadi is located in the middle of a lake. Sidi Syed Masjid: Considered one of the oldest mosques in Ahmedabad, it is visited annually by thousands of tourists of all ages. Lake Vastrapur: This lake is popular with pedestrians in the mornings and evenings. It is also visited by weekend visitors. Mother Stadium (Stadium) Patel: This stadium stadium Visit every tourist who is a sports enthusiast. It is the largest cricket stadium in the state with a capacity of 54,000 people. Jama Masjid: Built in 1424 in the era of Ahmed Shah, it is also one of the oldest mosques in Ahmedabad. Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum: This is the best place for history buffs, as you can find Indian sculptures, wooden works, paintings, manuscripts, bubbly, bronzes, drawings and coins. Ahmedabad is not only the largest city in Gujarat, but also one of the best shopping destinations in the state. There are exceptional shopping markets where you will find a wide range of items ranging from clothes to handbags, jewelry and home decor. Some of the malls in this city: Lal Darwaja: This is one of the most popular and lively markets in the city. From sari, men's clothes, baby clothes, shoes, chaniya choli, purses, old books, to even belts, you'll find everything here. Tick the taste buds while trying street food in this market. Sindhi Market: This is another market popular for sheets, clothing materials, sari, dresses and traditional items. Dhalgarwad: This is the only open market in this city. If the idea of budget shopping is in your head, then you should visit this market. Items such as antique jewelry, traditional fabrics such as Bandhej and Silk Patola saris can be bought in this market. Manek Chowk: What is the difference between this market? It is a vegetable market in the morning, a bullion market in the evening and a street food market at night. Aside from that, you can also discover the second largest jewelry market here. CG Road: If you want to go for some modern shopping, then land yourself on CG Road. You will come through a number of shopping malls on CG Road. Other market areas in Gujarat are Rani-no-Hadjiro, Lo Garden, Fernandez Bridge, Raipur Gate and Ramakda Market. Sputnik: This is one of the poshest neighborhoods in this city of Gujarat. The main factors that drive people in this area are the decent connection and proximity to commercial locations in Prahlad Nagar. Bodakdev: Another chic and expensive terrain in Ahmedabad Bodakdev. This is the place where most of the rich people live in this city. Prahlad Nagar: The reason this area has become so popular is because it is commercially configured. This area is the center of several multinational companies, BPOs, KPOs, schools, hospitals, banks, restaurants and shopping malls. Bopal: This area is for people who are comfortable with affordable capital value. It is connected via SP Ring Road. Thaltej: This is a premium terrain in the city located between the SG Highway and sardar Patel (SP) Ring Road. Gota: Located on the outskirts of town, this is the preferred place for most middle class people, as all amenities are available here. Sputara Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary Aksharham Mandir Vankaner If you want to try outdoor restaurants to explore the lip smacking of snacks and sweets, go for a pleasant shopping experience and visit every corner of the city, then winter is the best time to be in Ahmedabad. The period from October to March is the perfect time to visit this beautiful city of Ahmedabad. According to Air Ahmedabad Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Airport is well connected to Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and countries such as The Uk, Germany, Singapore, as well as several destinations in the US and the Middle East. The airport is located 12 km from the city. You can take a bus or taxi and hire private vehicles to get to the airport from the city. On the train, located in the immediate vicinity of the city, the Ahmedabad railway station is located in the Kalupur district. Trains from this station run to cities such as Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru. Other railway stations in the city are Ahmedabad Junction (ADI), Maninagar (MAN) and Sabarmati Junction (SBT). You can take a rickshaw, taxi or bus to get to the station. On the road Ahmedabad is connected by a wide network of roads. Travellers from Vadodora, Gandinagar, Palitana, Raikota and Jamnagar can easily reach this city by road. Blogs about Ahmedabad All you need to know about Motera - the largest stadium in the world : All eyes on the high profile of U.S. President Donald Trump's two-day first tour to India, scheduled from February 24. According to the schedule, the U.S. president is to visit three Indian cities. Delhi, Ahmedabad and Agra. Trump will visit Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat for the first time. Preparations for the war are underway in the run-up to the Namaste Trump event, which will be held at the Motera Stadium to warmly greet the President of the United States... Political scavengers feeding on infant mortality: 110 in Kota, 219 in Gujarat, MP Supreme : The deteriorating health situation of children across India is an important issue that must be addressed with the strictest hand. This theme catches wildfires as babies continue to die due to the lack of basic facilities in public hospitals, leading to higher infant mortality. Currently, three cities of Kota (Rajasthan), Rajkot and Ahmedabad (both in Gujarat) are in the news for a dubious difference, because the number of infant deaths has reached 110 in ... Here's your Must-Go List of New Year's Eve parties going on tonight: It's time for a disco I bet you can't stop this song from playing in your mind today. And why not? The New Year is just a few hours away and is waiting to be welcomed with all our enthusiasm. Even if it's the middle of the week, it's a great time to let your hair loose and have fun. Today is the last day of 2019, and it's also the day we ask ... Amusement parks in Ahmedabad : Keeping children entertained 24×7 at weekends, school holidays and term breaks becomes a daunting task many parents. Just to ensure that your kids don't waste their time watching TV all day long or end up bored with inner activities, taking them would be a great idea. An amazing place to take your kids would be an amusement park or water park. These parks are for kids and you can spend... 5 most populous cities in India : India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and this is something we Indians can be proud of.
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