Attaction in Gujarat

ISKCON Temple in Ahmedabad in Gujarat

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Experience spirituality and mental bliss in the ISKCON Temple in Ahmedabad. This temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna and his consort Radha, is one of the most beautiful temples of the city. About ISKCON Temple in Ahmedabad in Gujarat : The ISKCON Temple in Ahmedabad is located close to the Gujarat Samachar Press. Everyday thousands of devotees … Read more

Hathee Singh Jain Temple in Ahmedabad, Guajrat

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It is said that way back in the 19th century it took more than Rs 12 lakhs to construct this grand temple! Next to Sabarmati ashram is an equally important historical monument that has been attracting crowds for over decades now. The Hathi Singh Jain temple situated in North of the famous Delhi Gate, Ahmedabad, … Read more

Dada Hari Vav Ahmedabad, Gujarat

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Yet another spectacular monument in Ahmedabad to draw your attention towards it is the Dada Hari Vav whose foundation was kept in the year 1501. It is one of the handpicked step wells in the city whose construction had a positive intention behind it. It was formed as a recreational facility for the travelers who come to the city from far or near. It is famed in the list of Monuments in Ahmedabad and thus makes the city worth exploring.

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Bhadra Fort in Ahmedabad, Gujarat

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The historical city of Ahmedabad is filled with numerous magnificent palaces and forts that are worth paying a visit. The Bhadra Fort in Ahmedabad is one of the most ancient forts of the city, which offers a glimpse into the history of the city and of India.

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Adalaj Stepwell in Gujarat

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The Adalaj Wav Step Well is located 18 kilometers north of Ahmedabad in the Gandhinagar district. It was built during the reign of Queen Rudabai, a muslim ruler. Though now dry, the well once provided water to weary travellers and pilgrims along the roads outside of Ahmedabad. The four-level well is dug directly into the water table, exposing fresh water that rose and fell according the seasons and the amount of rainfall. Its deep interior provided cool relief from the harsh Indian sun.

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