This vibrant city has people who work hard and play harder! Want to see proof of that? Just step out into the streets in the evening… anywhere; and you’ll see what we mean. For its citizen, any excuse to celebrate, is reason enough.

Take for instance, the Navratri celebrations. When you’ll see men and women in dazzling ethnic clothes, dance throughout the night. … for nine consecutive nights! Then you have Uttrayn- the festival of kites-that fills the skies with colourful specks; competing to soar the highest to soar the highest, amidst cheering and jeering.

Arguably, no other city in India can match the predominantly vegetarian Ahmedabad, in it number and variety of restaurants.

There’s a lot here, for tourist too.

Mahtama Gandhi’s Ashram, Hriday Kunj, is still preserved on the bank of the Sabarmati. It continues to attract and inspire visitors from all over the globe.

One can go on day-excursions from here to :
Akshardham-the Swaminarayan Temple (25km) the Sun Temple at Modhera (106 km), Nalsarovar – the bird sanctuary that attracts tens of thousands of migratory birds from cold countries (70 km) and Lothal- the remnants of a 4500 year old city (80 km)

Within easy reach, are the: Gir National Park – the only place where you will find the Asiatic Lion in its natural habitat (400 km), and the Little Rann of Kutchh Sanctuary that protects the only surviving population of the Wild Ass in the world (100 km).

Surat – the heart of the diamond industry in India, is Justfive hours away by road or rail (210 km)

Ahemdabad is well connected to all major cities in India by Road, Rail and and Air.