In 1615,the British representative Sir Thomas compared this city to London. Shah Jahan, builder of Taj Mahal, spent the first few years of his married life in Ahmedabad with his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal.

Gandhidham

Specially built for displaced persons after partition. Kandla is a major port, the only free trade zone of the country is very close by.

Bharuch

It is situated 70 Kms from Vadodara. Ancient town with a 2000 year history. On a hilltop is a fort which overlooks the river Narmada.

Bhuj

A flourishing walled city is the most important town in the area. It is a paradise of handicrafts and lifestyle lovers. There are villages rich in craft and culture.

Saputara

Gujarat's picturesque hill station is perched on a plateau in the Dang forest area of the Sahyadari Range. At an altitude of about 1000 m. it has a cool bracing climate, the highest temperature even in the summer months not exceeding 28 Degrees C.

Surat

Since the earliest times, the ancient port of Surat has been renowned for its fine silks and exquisite brocades and its trade in spices. Surat has been one of the most prosperous of India's cities in the 17th & 18th century.

Junagarh

Junagadh breathes history. These edicts, set up by Ashoka, the Great Indian emperor, date back 2200 years. Within this ancient fort of Uparkot, the architectural marvels of Hindu Chudasma rulers and Muslim Mohmud Beghda coexist in perfect harmony.

Kutch

Kutch, a little rann is one and a half hour drive out of Ahmedabad.The entire little Rann Of Kutch known as the "Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary" is a featureless expanse of flat land- the sea bed dotted with islands known as " Baits" which form the core for the flora and fauna.

Rajkot

Rajkot was once the capital of the princely state of Saurashtra. It is best known as the town where Mahatma Gandhi spent the early years of his life when his father was a Prime Minister of the king of Saurashtra.

Baroda

Known as Vadodara in the past, is the city of Baroda which means the place of banyan trees. It was once the capital of the princely Gaekwads, Vadodara is a graceful city of palaces, parks, temples and museums. It came under rule of Maratha dynasty of Gaekwad in 1730.