Explore Ahmedabad around WordCamp: Must-Sees for your Itinerary

Sabarmati Riverfront:

The Riverfront stands as one of Ahmedabad’s iconic developments. The best times to visit are early mornings at dawn or during sunset when the water reflects the most beautiful hues. You can choose your activity, whether it’s a bicycle ride, a leisurely walk, a dinner on the cruise, or simply sitting and relaxing as your surroundings transform into a beautiful color. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the city’s unique atmosphere, especially in the delightful December.

Atal Foot Over Bridge

The Atal Foot Over Bridge is another highlight of this area, with its design inspired by colorful kites. This bridge connects the eastern and western ends of the Sabarmati River.

Heritage Walk in Ahmedabad:

If you’re a history enthusiast seeking raw experiences, Ahmedabad has just the thing. Join the heritage walks, led by passionate local guides who breathe life into the city’s rich history. Whether it’s the serene morning at 7 AM or the enchanting evening at 8:30 PM, you’ll unearth Ahmedabad’s essence through its past. Interact with friendly local vendors and artisans along the way, adding a personal touch to your heritage adventure.

Sidi Saiyyed Jaali: 

While you may not need to visit up close, don’t miss to sneak peek at the Sidi Saiyyed Jaali, especially at night when the Sidi Saiyyed Jaali bathes in a warm, enchanting glow. Interestingly, the WordCamp Ahmedabad’s logo draws inspiration from this iconic jaali, reflecting the city’s rich architectural heritage. So, even if you’re passing by, take a moment to appreciate the beauty and significance of the Sidi Saiyyed Jaali in the heart of Ahmedabad.

Law Garden:

If you’ve had your fill of sightseeing, it’s time for some retail therapy at Law Garden, a visit to Ahmedabad wouldn’t be complete without it. This bustling street market is celebrated for its handicrafts, clothes, jewellery, and traditional Gujarati attire called Chaniya-Choli. Here, you can put your bargaining skills to the test as you search for souvenirs and mementos to remember your time in Ahmedabad by.

Science City:

It is an exciting place for science lovers of all ages. It offers interactive exhibits, planetarium shows, an IMAX theater, and lots of educational and fun activities. Science City makes learning about science enjoyable with hands-on experiences that spark curiosity. 

Plus as the newest addition, it has India’s largest public aquarium, the Aquatics Gallery, and the Robotics Gallery, where you can delve into the world of cutting-edge robotics technologies.

Palladium Mall:

Palladium Mall in Ahmedabad brings world-class brands together, all in one place. It’s a shopping destination that features top-notch international brands, making it a shopper’s dream come true. Plus, there’s a cinema and cozy spots to relax. It’s like a one-stop place for having a good time!

Shri Balaji Temple:

The Shri Balaji Temple, also called the Shri Venkateswara Swamy Temple, is a peaceful place in the heart of Ahmedabad. It’s a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Balaji, a form of Lord Vishnu. The temple has pretty architecture and a calm vibe that makes it a great spot for thinking and praying.

Hare Krishna Mandir:

Hare Krishna Mandir, Mandir which means “temple,” is a well-known spiritual destination with stunning architecture. Despite being in the heart of the city, it offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The serene ambiance, along with its beautiful design, makes it the perfect place for those seeking spiritual solace and a moment of tranquility.

Adalaj Stepwell:

This remarkable five-story stepwell, constructed in the 15th century, is a true masterpiece. Its detailed design, captivating carvings, and patterns are a visual treat. Take a moment to explore the stepwell’s cool, tranquil depths and marvel at the stunning fusion of art and engineering.

Akshardham Temple:

For a serene and spiritual experience, visit the Akshardham Temple dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. The temple’s exquisite design, well-maintained gardens, and the grand Akshardham Mandir itself will leave you in awe. It’s a peaceful retreat away from the city’s hustle and bustle. Don’t forget to catch the enchanting water show in the evening; it adds a touch of magic to your visit.

Kankaria Lake:

With a 2.5-kilometer perimeter and a history spanning over 500 years, Kankaria Lake is a fascinating choice for your Ahmedabad adventure. This man-made wonder offers a peaceful escape from the city, featuring boat rides, a toy train, a zoo, and much more. If you’re feeling adventurous, a hot air balloon ride offers stunning panoramic views of Ahmedabad. Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or simply having a good time, Kankaria Lake has it all, making it an optional yet delightful addition to your Ahmedabad visit.

Gandhi Ashram

Gandhi Ashram original name is Satyagrah Ashram and was the center of India’s freedom movement. It was built by Mahatma Gandhi in 1917. It is nearby Sabarmati river. There is a Gandhi memorial center which has an interesting display of the Gandhiji’s life and works.

Vaishnodevi Temple

Temple of Goddess Vaishno Devi. It is a miniature of Vaishno Devi temple in Jammu and Kashmir and very popular in Ahmedabad. It is located on S.G. Highway.

ISKCON Temple

The temple is located on Sarkhej-Gandhinagar(S.G) Highway which is a famous area in Ahmedabad. Temple’s lightings in evening is really marvelous. The evening aarti is also a memory to see. Evening aarti timings are 6.30PM to 7.30PM.

Law Garden Market:

Law Garden is popular for the handcrafted items. It is a famous market in Ahmedabad. You will find Chaniya Cholis, antique jewelleries, Handcrafted items, etc…

Lal Darwaja Market:

Lal Darwaja is one of the most famous markets in Ahmedabad and is very busy street too. You can bargain a lot over here. You can buy Men/Women clothes, footwear, accessories, etc… with other things such as glassware, homely items, etc…

Sindhi Market:

You will find sarees, dress materials, traditional items & bedsheets into the Sindhi Market. It is located near Kalupur.

Dhalgarwad:

It is the open shopping market in Ahmedabad. You can do low priced shopping from here. It is famous for traditional dresses, sarees, and jewelry. You can find here cotton prints, south cotton, Jaipuri prints, Kalamkari & lot more.

Ahmedabad One Mall:

The shopping mall is located at Vastrapur. While this is not Ahmedabad’s traditional market but it is the largest shopping mall of the city . You will find a few brands over here. There is a multiplex as well on the top floor of it.

Manek Chowk:

This is very interesting place to visit in Ahmedabad. Manek Chowk is a prominent vegetable market during the wee hours of the day and as the day progresses, it turns into a Jewelry Market. However, the area truly comes alive and transforms itself into a Street Food Market in the night hours. You will find some unique dishes like pineapple sandwich or chocolate sandwich to taste over here with Indian traditional dishes like Pav-Bhaji, Dhosa, etc…

S.G Highway:

You will find many cafes and crowd on the S.G highway at nights especially during weekends. These cafes serve a good food and some of them have live music too. One of the cafes named “Apna Adda” is specifically known for the tea and coffee. There are a couple of ice-cream parlors available too.