In and Around
Ahmedabad – where future meets history
Ahmedabad is where future meets history. On one side of the Sabarmati river is the new city, bustling with modern malls and multiplexes and creating a new order. On the other side is the old town, dotted with museums and monuments of historical importance. Whether you’re a shopaholic or an art aficionado, want to explore ancient sites or happening hangouts, this fastest emerging mega-city has something for everyone.
Must-see Historical Sites
•Adalaj Ni Vav
•Lothal
•Sidi Sayed Mosque
•Jama Masjid
•Sarkhej-Roja
Major Malls
• Iscon Mall
• Himalaya Mall
• R3 Mall
• 10 Acres Mall
Explore More
• Kankaria Lake
• Kamala Nehru Zoo
• Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary
• Gandhi Ashram
• Science City
• Akshardham
Adalaj Ni Vav - The well was built in 1499 A.D. by Queen Rudabai. It’s intricately carved and is several stories in depth. The designs on its walls and pillars include leaves, flowers, birds, fish and other breathtaking ornamental designs.
Lothal- is one of the most prominent cities of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization. Lothal’s dock is one of the world’s earliest known docks. It was excavated from February 13, 1955 to May 19, 1960 by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Adjacent to the excavated areas stands the Archaeological Museum, where some of the most prominent collections of Indus-era antiquities in India are displayed.
Sidi Sayed Mosque- It was built in 1573 & is one of the most famous mosques of Ahmedabad. The mosque is entirely arcuated and is famous for beautifully carved ten stone latticework windows on the side and rear arches.
Jama Masjid - Constructed in the year 1423 A.D, the Ahmedabad Jama Masjid was established by Sultan Ahmed Shah, the founder of the Ahmedabad city. is one of the most splendid mosques of India.
Sarkhej-Roja - The mosque is known as “Ahmedabad’s Acropolis”. Sarkhej was once a prominent centre of Sufi culture in the country.
