Top Ahmedabad Tickets & Passes

"Ahmedabad is a beautiful city during the day, yet it is even more beautiful at night. Come and join us on this amazing and completely off beat experience of the city at night. Experience the urban side of city on this walk, visit local popular hangout places, most prominent, beautiful monuments, ancient and modern buildings and old streets in the beautiful night view of the Ahmedabad city. Highlights 1. Explore the illuminated buildings, prominent lanes, food joints and beautiful monuments in the beautiful night view. 2. Capture the glimpses of magnificent Sabarmati Riverfront and watch the sunset over Sabarmati river. 3. We follow a unique style of ‘infotainment’ to ensure that you enjoy the tour and don't get bored, irrespective of whether you love history or not, this walking tour will be a unique, fun and memorable experience for you. 4. Get the great induction of the city, its history, its vibrant culture, and its people with lots of wonderful stories."

Ahmedabad, the commercial hub of the West Indian state of Gujarat is situated on the banks of the River Sabarmati. It is India’s first UNESCO World Heritage city and is the cradle of Mahatma Gandhi’s non-violence movement. On this afternoon excursion visit the Sarkhej Roza mosque and tomb complex situated just outside the city of Ahmedabad. Spend some time walking along the banks of the River Sabarmati and end your trip with a visit to the Utensils museum. Highlights • Sarkhej Roza Mosque and Tombs Complex • Promenade on the banks of River Sabarmati • Utensils Museum

Ahmedabad, the commercial hub of the West Indian state of Gujarat is situated on the banks of the River Sabarmati. It is India’s first UNESCO World Heritage city and is the cradle of Mahatma Gandhi’s non-violence movement. On this afternoon excursion visit the Sarkhej Roza mosque and tomb complex situated just outside the city of Ahmedabad. Spend some time walking along the banks of the River Sabarmati and end your trip with a visit to the Utensils museum. Highlights • Sarkhej Roza Mosque and Tombs Complex • Promenade on the banks of River Sabarmati • Utensils Museum

The Sanctuary in the state of Gujarat is home to the last remaining population of the chestnut-colored Indian Wild Donkey (khur). The sanctuary is also the home of 32 mammal species and is an important breeding site for birds. Unlike most of the wildlife sanctuaries in India, this reserve is a desert with parched grasslands that feed at least 2100 animals. It will be a unique experience for wildlife lovers, who will enjoy a jeep safari through this Sanctuary. Highlights • Rare Indian Wild Donkey • Other local species of mammals and birds • Kutch Tribal Villages • Chance to see how salt is prepared out of saline sea water