AHMEDABAD
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One thing that you can’t afford to miss in Ahmedabad is authentic and mouthwatering Gujarati food. It is true that the heart of Amdavadis lies in the food streets, and if you haven’t tasted the flavorsome Gujarati dishes then you haven’t visited the real Ahmedabad yet. Some of the culinary specialities of Gujarat that you must try in Ahmedabad are Dhokla, Thepla, Khandvi, Undhiyu, and Fafda-jalebi.
Known as the “Manchester of the East,” Ahmedabad is well-known for its textile industry, and for shopaholics its not less than a paradise. The must visit shopping destinations here are Lal Darwaza, Dhalgarwad, Sindhi Market, Rani no Hajiro, Dhalgarwad Market.
Once the residence of Mahatma Gandhi and his wife Kasturba Gandhi, Sabarmati Ashram is now a major tourist attraction in Ahmedabad. This place has now been converted into a museum and displays the personal belongings of Bapu. Here you can some of his letters, photographs, and clothes.
👉 Be Prepared for
If you are someone who enjoys casual drinks on bars and pubs during weekends and holidays, then be cautious because liquor consumption is prohibited in Ahmedabad and whole Gujarat. Tourists may have to acquire a special e-permit for consuming alcohol in local bars and restaurants.
👇 Descritpion of City
Besides being a major cultural and industrial hub of Gujarat, Ahmedabad is also one of the major tourist attractions. On one side the ongoing traffic and noise will turn your mood off, while on the other, the colorful culture and incredible architecture will surely win your heart over in seconds. Ahmedabad is blessed with a rich heritage and a glorious past. With so much to explore, one can visit museums, temples, patriotic monuments, and other archeological sites here. Out of all other historical sites, Sabarmati Ashram is undoubtedly the most popular landmark of Ahmedabad. Apart from tourism, other things to enjoy here is Gujarati food, shopping, and Navratri festival. The charm of this city is on its top during the Navratri festival.