Dazzling Views and Mesmerizing Markets
Situated on the banks of Sabarmati river Ahmedabad is mostly known for its tourist attractions. The former capital of Gujarat is one of the largest city in Gujarat. Established in the 11th Century the city fell under the Mughals in the 1500s. Sabarmati Ashram is one of the places where Mahatma Gandhi resided. During the freedom struggle of India Mahatma Gandhi stayed there for twelve years. Ahmedabad is dissected in two halves by the Sabarmati River. The city's ancient old quarter is located on the eastern side of this river and the newer, modern district is located on the opposite western bank. Multiple bridges have connected both sides of the city. Circled by a concentric ring road system the city connects to Mumbai and Delhi by Indian National Highway 8. The architecture in the eastern, older part of the city was established in the. The Badhra Fort – encompasses the local market stalls and vendors. The city is widely known for its textile industry. The place is h...