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Ahmedabad is a city of peace and tranquillity, a getaway from monotonous life. The city is undoubtedly the most sought-after Industrial hub, and yet, it offers a side of natural aesthetic beauty that travellers have come to love. The scenic parks, monumental wonders, and cultural history that dates back to the times of Indian independence; all these things make Ahmedabad a very intriguing city to discover. People from across the world flock to the capital of Gujarat to explore some of the extraordinary tourist attractions.
Most of the worthwhile spots are close to the heart of the city, and it will be wise to book your accommodation in a prime location. There are several affordable and hygienic Treebo Ahmedabad Hotels that travellers can book through the official website or app.
If you are looking to find some interesting things to do in Ahmedabad, you have come to the right place. Here are some of the most entertaining things that you can do alone or with the company-
1. Take a walk in the Victoria Garden
Victoria Garden is a beautiful creation by the British colonisers. The garden is made in memory of the then United Kingdom ruler, Queen Victoria, and still stands to be one of the finest tourist spots in Ahmedabad. Travellers love taking a walk here owing to the plush greenery, well-maintained surroundings, and mesmerising ambience. The place will calm your soul and ease your mind. In the summer months, the locals prefer to come here for a rejuvenating evening walk to unwind. The water fountain stands aloft in the centre and is certainly the perfect treat for the eyes. Victoria Garden gives you a glimpse of the English-styled parks. It is one of the best locations to click the perfect pictures for your travel scrapbook.
2. Taste the food at Manek Chowk
Manek Chowk is the popular street food center in the city of Ahmedabad. It is one of the most interesting places to visit at night. The food sellers go out of their way to attract customers. The warm lights along with the bustling people add to the exhilarating vibe. You can get the taste of the finest Gujarati dishes here. These include Dhokla, Khaman, Fafda, Khandvi, and Undhiyu among others. Some shops also sell South Indian delicacies like Dosa and Uthappam. In fact, they experimented a little bit to introduce unique dishes like Chocolate Dosa! If you love desserts, you should not miss out on tasting the most delicious Kulfis in the Manek Chowk food market.
3. Know about Bapu from the Sabarmati Ashram
Sabarmati Ashram was the tranquil abode of the father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi. He stayed within these premises from 1917 to 1930. His wife Kasturba Gandhi accompanied him here. It was in this ashram that M.K. Gandhi came up with the idea of the Salt March, established non-violent principles, and started the Satyagraha movement. You will know several other such facts when you visit the place and interact with the existing members. The ashram is extremely peaceful and relaxing. You can spend a day here, away from the everyday woes and worries. Tourists can view Gandhi’s living chambers, workspace, personal library, and prayer hall where he used to chant the name of Lord Ram. It feels like you’ve been teleported to the 1900s.
4. The Unique Vechaar’s Museum
The Vechaar’s Museum displays utensils that were used by people of India in the past. They mainly focus on the traditional tools that the Gujarati females owned in their kitchens. Each utensil has a story to tell, an authentic history that will grab the tourist’s attention. There are placards that will educate the visiting crowd. The utensils are made of brass, copper, silver, and good-quality clay. The main agenda of Surendra Patel, the founder of the museum, is to educate the citizens of India about the ethnic kitchen scenario of the Gujarat region. It shows us a preview of how the females worked in the kitchen, their accessible tools, and the advanced thinking that our ancestors had. The tourists will learn about the historical significance of the displayed items. If the visitors prefer, there is a small shop within the museum that sells replicas of the utensils that they’ve seen on the display.
5. Visit the Kankaria Lake
The Kankaria Lake is one of the most fascinating man-made creations in the city of Ahmedabad. It was built by Sultan Qutbuddin in the 15th Century. After almost three centuries, Ahmed Shah made some fine changes to the lake in 19 CE. It is a hypnotic location with a very meditative vibe, especially in the mornings. The lake is surrounded by the Kankaria Kids’ Park and a toy train. You can also indulge in water activities like boating and balloon safari. A lot of people come to the lakefront in the evenings and enjoy the view of the lake along with the backdrop of the setting sun.
6. Enjoy Art at Amdavad ni Gufa
This is a mind-boggling creation by a renowned Indian architect, Balakrishna Doshi or B.V Doshi. The curved white caves will resemble the outer shell of a tortoise. The underground interiors are marvellous and people can’t stop praising its beauty. As soon as you enter, the warm lights will show you the extensive art pieces of the infamous artist M.F. Hussain. The walls are decorated with his fine work, and you cannot help but wonder how a man can have such mesmerising intellectual insights. The caves also have a small bookstore and cafe where visitors can sit down and take a break. Several exhibitions, art, and sculpture displays happen within Ahmedabad ni Gufa.
7. Relax at the Sabarmati RiverFront
The Sabarmati is a captivating River that has a rich cultural history and significance in our country. It starts from the Aravalli region, flows freely, and meets the Arabian Sea near the Ahmedabad city. Several ancient civilisations around Ahmedabad were able to survive and thrive because of the Sabarmati River. There is a breathtaking promenade near the Sabarmati Riverfront that has sculptures, fountains, greenery, and a seating place for visitors to rest. Tourists buy souvenirs from the Sabarmati Riverfront market. There are jogging, walking, and cycling tracks around the place. Also, the Riverfront hosts the International Kite Festival in the month of January every year.
8. Bask in the glory of Sarkhej Roza
The Sarkhej Roza is a mosque and tomb complex present in Ahmedabad. The 15th Century creation is the perfect example of the Indo-Islamic architectural style. The place has a mandap, a central dome, along with a courtyard. The place also has a mini-palace, a library, and a mausoleum. The magnificent pillars have unique carvings that will fascinate the visiting tourists. Moreover, you should check out Sarkhej Roza’s Kankaria Lake Pavillion because of its enthralling design and structure.
Ahmedabad is one of the most populous cities in the country. Apart from the migrants, there are several people who travel to this place to explore historical monuments and tourist spots. When you visit the city, book your budget-friendly stay at Treebo Hotels in Ahmedabad. You can have eye-boggling benefits like –
- Seasonal discounts and slashed prices on every online booking through a website or app
- Complimentary breakfast and Free WiFi are available
- Rooms are sanitised and free branded toiletries for guests’ personal care.
- Exceptional hospitality and Classic amenities on the property
Ahmedabad has explorable places within the city, and people who plan on extending their stay can also check out other tourist spots around the Capital. Tourist attractions like Vadodara, Dwaraka, and Gir National Park are very close to Ahmedabad. With a well-planned itinerary, it is possible to check out all the places we discussed and also cover some other spectacular spots.
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