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Travel Guide - Page 1 Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/ page 1 Famous For : City Feb The Sarabhais are the city’s Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Ahmedabad is named after its founder first family and have endowed Max: Min: Rain: 22.39999961 14.10000038 0.80000001192092 Ahmed Shah I, the second Sultan 8530273°C 1469727°C 9mm Ahmedabad, home to marvellous Ahmedabad with some of its finest of the Gujarat Sultanate. The largest educational and cultural mosques, age-old temples, Mar city in the state of Gujarat, it is often institutions. The city’s major heritage patriotic monuments, Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. mistaken to be the capital. 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The entrance at 3 Auto World Vintage Car 1915 and it still houses the evidences of his Sun Temple Modhera has carved arches Museum What To relentless struggle. Don’t forget to take a which leads to the grounds that houses 108 closer look at the handicrafts, handmade shrines, a breathtaking sanctum and paper and spinning wheels that are beautiful carvings on the walls. The temple SEE manufactured in the ashram. It also has on is built such that the first rays of the sun fall 5 Sights display, some rare pictures of Mahatma on the Sun God during the equinoxes. The http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in--lp-1138471 Gandhi, and the letter that he wrote to Hitler nritya mandap (dancing hall) and the Sabha on July 23, 1939! Take a walk down memory Mandap are beautifully carved, with 12 1 Sabarmati Ashram lane as you explore the art galleries, a niches showcasing the different aspects of library and a book store, all within the the Sun God during each month. Special precincts of the ashram. mention needs to be made of the symmetrical stepped-tank, the Surya Kund, 2 Sun Temple Modhera which is the finest example of geometry. Dastan Estate, Sardar Patel Ring The carved stone steps are interspersed Road, Kathwada, Ahmedabad, with 108 miniature idols. Gujarat 382430, India Sun Temple Modhera can broadly be divided into three sections-- You can turn over another leaf in the history the garbhagriha with an ambulatory books by visiting the and an octagonal gudhamandapa, a sabha Auto World Vintage Car Museum mandapa with a torana in front and a large Ahmedabad. Welcome to the private collection of vintage car enthusiast Pranlal Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/ page 3 Bhogilal open to public, even for a drive! Carnival, a week-long event, held every year and more. Another fact that adds to the Yes, you can drive one of those vintage in December. drool-worthy quotient is the different menu beauties for a 3.5 km stretch for a meagre for lunch and dinner. Food is just one of the sum of around INR 600! Steer clear of the many amazing things that you get at crowd on the streets as you get hold of a Where To Vishalla. Don’t miss this truly unique Rolls Royce, Bentley, Maybach, Jaguar, experience! Cadillacs, Austin, Chrysler, Lincoln, Ford and much more. This museum will add the 2 Neelkanth- Patang Revolving Eat Restaurant perfect dash of antiquity and elegance to 5 Places your tour. Himmatnagar Village, Maninagar http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of--lp-1138471 Area, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380002, 4 Sabarmati Riverfront 1 Vishalla India Kankaria Lake Ahmedabad is the largest lake in the city and a regular hangout spot for the locals. Ashram Road, Near Nehru Bridge, As the day comes to a close, the lake is lit up Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009, India Near Subhash Bridge, Dudeshwar, with colourful lights all around its periphery. Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380004, India +91-79-26586200|+91-79-26586300 It makes for an amazing sight. The lakeside River Sabarmati Ahmedabad is for is well developed and is perfect for strolls, The those who like roaming around, breathing in especially in the evenings. Neelkanth- Patang Revolving Restaurant is the very essence of a city they are travelling Near Vasna Tol, Opposite APMC one of its kind restaurant in Ahmedabad to. Right by the side of River Sabarmati, lies Market, Vasna, Ahmedabad, Gujarat which at a splendid height of 221 Feet gives this stretch that's been recently developed For those looking forward to some action, 380007, India a splendid view of the entire city. It towers as a tourist attraction.   You can walk there are plenty of options to choose from.
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