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12 Days Gujarat Wildlife Tour Package with Asiatic Lions from Mumbai

On a 12-day Gujarat Wildlife Tour Package with Asiatic Lions from Mumbai, and it was an absolutely amazing experience. Gujarat is known for its diverse wildlife and this tour package allowed me to explore the various national parks and sanctuaries in the state. The tour started from Mumbai, where I was picked up from the airport by a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. The tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly, providing us with interesting facts about Gujarat and its wildlife during the long drive to our first destination, Gir National Park. Gir National Park is the only place in the world where you can spot the majestic Asiatic lions in their natural habitat. We were fortunate enough to see a pride of lions lounging in the grassland, just a few feet away from our jeep. It was an exhilarating experience to see these rare and endangered species up close. Next, we visited the Velavadar National Park, which is home to the blackbuck antelope, Indian wolves, and a variety of bird species. The park is known for its large population of blackbucks, and I was lucky enough to witness their graceful movements and beautiful coat patterns in person. Other highlights of the tour included a visit to the Little Rann of Kutch, where we saw the endangered Indian wild ass, and the Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary, which is a paradise for birdwatchers. We also had the chance to go on a jeep safari in the Banni Grasslands and see the unique wildlife and landscapes of this region. Apart from the wildlife, this tour also included visits to historical and cultural sites such as the Sabarmati Ashram and the Rani Ki Vav stepwell. The accommodation provided during the tour was comfortable and the food was delicious, giving us a taste of the local cuisine. Overall, this 12-day Gujarat Wildlife Tour Package with Asiatic Lions from Mumbai was a well-organized and unforgettable experience. It gave me the opportunity to see some of the rarest and most beautiful wildlife in their natural habitat and learn about the rich culture and history of Gujarat. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for an authentic and adventurous wildlife experience in India.

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Places to Visit Near Ahmedabad | Weekend Getaways from Ahmedabad

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1. gandhinagar, gujarat.

Known For : Akshardham Temple Adalaj Stepwell Children's Park, Gandhinagar

Gandhinagar, the capital city of Gujarat, is located at a distance of around 23 km from Ahmedabad on the western bank of Sabarmati river. Gandhinagar, one of India's few planned cities encompasses Akshardham Temple, one of the country's most beautiful temple. Other tourist attractions here include an enthralling Children's Park and uniquely built stepwell, Adalaj Stepwell. The best way to reach Gandhinagar from Ahmedabad is to take a cab.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 26 km

Best Time: October to March

18 Gandhinagar Attractions

2. Udaipur, Rajasthan

Known For : City Palace, Udaipur Lake Pichola Sajjangarh Palace

Udaipur, also known as the City of Lakes, is the crown jewel of the state of Rajasthan. It is surrounded by the beautiful Aravalli Hills in all directions, making this city quite lovely. This 'Venice of the East' has an abundance of natural beauty, mesmerising temples and breathtaking olden architecture. A boat ride through the serene waters of Lake Pichola  is something one cannot miss. The best way to reach Udaipur from Ahmedabad is to take bus. Going by road is the only direct mode of transport.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 259 km

43 Udaipur Attractions

3. Thol Bird Sanctuary

Another great option for the budding ornithologist, Thol consists of an artificial lake in the Mehsana district with over 150 species of exotic birds to be spotted. A variety of birds ranging from the world's tallest bird, Sarus Crane, to spoonbills and geese can be found here. The open grounds at the sanctuary are perfect for picnicking with family or friends. One can reach the sanctuary from Ahmedabad by private vehicle or hired taxi.  Best time to visit: Winters/monsoons Timings: 6:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Distance from Ahmedabad: 25 km Entry fees: INR 40 per head on weekdays, INR 50 per head on weekends, INR 200 for semi-professional cameras

4. Kalpeshwar

One of the famous Panch Kedars located in Uttarakhand, Kalpeshwar is famous for the Kalpeshwar Temple which, highly revered for housing Lord Shiva in one of his five forms (Kedars). Perched at an altitude of 2400 meters, Kalpeshwar is a breathtaking place with amazing views of the Himalayan peaks. Kalpeshwar can easily be travelled to from anywhere in Ahmedabad by hired taxi or by private car.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 223 km

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Statue of Unity Tour Package with Cultural Ahmedabad

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Adalaj Stepwell is a magnificent structure built brilliantly to curb water crisis in and around Adalaj Village. The stepwell is located at a distance of 3 to 4 kilometres to the south-west of Gandhinagar. Built-in 1498, it is one of the many step wells built in India to provide access to groundwater. One can reach Gandhinagar from Ahmedabad by car or by bus and then continue onwards to Adalaj Stepwell by a taxi or hired vehicle.  Timings : 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Time Required : 2-3 hrs Entry Fee : No entry fee

Distance from Ahmedabad: 17 km

6. Mount Abu, Rajasthan

Known For : Nakki Lake Guru Shikhar Toad Rock

The only hill station of Rajasthan , its cool atmosphere and lush green surroundings make it a major tourist spot near Ahmedabad. Important attractions include the are the Dilwara temples , which is one of the most stunning piece of architecture in the country. Tourists also flock to Mount Abu during the summer weekends, when northern India can get really hot. The best way to reach Mount Abu from Ahmedabad is to take a taxi. The cheaper option is to take a public bus.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 224 km

21 Mount Abu Attractions

7. Zanzari Waterfalls

The Vatrak River of Dehgam, Gujarat boasts of the Zanzari Waterfalls. Located around 76 Kms from Ahmedabad, one can reach here from the city by hired taxi or by private vehicle. The main waterfall is 25 feet high and can be reached after hiking a short distance from the parking area. There are small pools here where visitors can swim.  Paid parking : Available

Distance from Ahmedabad: 68 km

8. Gir National Park, Gujarat

Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary is the only park in India which is a home for the Asiatic Lions. Located in Talala Gir in Gujarat, the Sanctuary is a part of Kathiawar - Gir dry deciduous forests ecoregion. Gir National Park is closed from 16 June to 15 October every year and the best time for wildlife spotting is April and May. The park is an excellent getaway for families or friends looking for safaris or to indulge in some wildlife photography. The park can easily be reached by hiring a local taxi.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 346 km

Best Time: July to March

9. Statue of Unity

Statue of Unity is a memorial to The Iron Man of India, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The statue has been erected to propagate Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's vision of India and to inspire the Citizens of India through his patriotism and freedom struggle. The Bronze statue of the founding father of the Republic of India stands 182 metres tall, officially the 'Tallest statue in the World'. The best way to reach the Statue of Unity from Ahmedabad is to take a private taxi which can take 4 hours one-way.  Timings : 9 AM to 6 PM Entry Fee : Without the access to Observation Deck Adults - INR 120 per person Children - INR 60 per Child With the access to Observation Deck INR 350 per person for Adults and Children

Distance from Ahmedabad: 201 km

10. Daman, Daman and Diu

Known For : Devka Beach Mirasol Lake Garden Lighthouse, Daman

The cool beaches, greenery, scenic natural beauty and most of all, easy availability of cheap liquor makes Daman a popular destination among youths and even as a getaway for those in Gujrat. Families also choose Daman as a weekend getaway from Ahmedabad when they are looking to head out to the coastline with kids. One can either drive or hire a private taxi to Daman from Ahmedabad. Taking a train to the station in Vapi is also a quick way to get to Daman, as the station is 10 Kms away from Daman.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 365 km

Best Time: October to Apr

18 Daman Attractions

11. Suvali Beach

Suvali Beach, a calm and serene beach, is situated at a distance of 282 km from Ahmedabad. Mostly visited by solitude seekers, the beach is slowly developing into a more popular tourist spot. The beach is a great spot for picnics and weekend visitors mostly come for some light swimming, fun activities and a feast on the shores. One must be careful of the sinking sand and the waves during high tide. Taking a private vehicle or a hired taxi is the best way to reach Suvali beach from Ahmedabad.  Timings : All time Time Required : 2-3 hrs Entry Fee : No entry fee

Distance from Ahmedabad: 283 km

12. Kutch, Gujarat

Known For : Rann of Kutch Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary Dholavira

Virtually an island that resembles the shape of a tortoise, Kutch is an erstwhile princely state of India.  Kutch is probably one of the most beautiful, yet surreal places in India with the vast expanses of the white salt desert.  The place comes to life during the winters when the Rann Festival is held during December-February everywhere in which there are huge camp settlements with cultural programs, functions and adventure activities like hot-air ballooning. To reach Kutch from Ahmedabad, one should first take a train to Bhuj, and then continue onwards by road. Flights can also be taken to Bhuj but they are usually not cheap.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 404 km

20 Kutch Attractions

13. Bhuj, Gujarat

Known For : White Desert of Kutch Mandvi Beach Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary

Bhuj is known as a desert city, with a history dating back to kingdoms and empires, palaces from the rule of the Naga chiefs, the Jadeja Rajputs, the Gujarat Sultans and the British Raj. With numerous temples, small streets, and traditional handicrafts, Bhuj is one of the unique historical sites in India. It is a municipality in the Kutch district of Gujarat. The city was left in a state of devastation after the 2001 earthquake and is still in the recovery phase. Bhuj can be reached from Ahmedabad by flight, train or by car. Taking the train is the most cost-effective option.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 334 km

23 Bhuj Attractions

14. Champaner

Known For : Kalika Mata Temple Pavagadh Fort Jain Temples in Pavagadh

The Capital of the Sultanate of Gujarat, Champaner is a historical city located in the Panchmahal district in Gujarat. Being included in the elite list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites across the globe, this marvellous archaeological park set in the heart of the city of Champaner and amidst the Pavagadh hills is one of the most sought after places in Gujarat. Taking a car to Champaner from Ahmedabad is the recommended way of travelling.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 149 km

Best Time: October to February

8 Pavagadh Attractions

15. Silvassa, Dadra & Nagar Haveli

Known For : Lion Safari Wildlife Park Vanganga Lake Island Garden

With the hills of the Western Ghats to one side and being lush with greenery, Silvassa is an ideal tourist getaway. Its Portuguese heritage makes it famous amongst the history enthusiasts as well. The city is known for its many exotic resorts and industries as well. Similar to other Union Territories, the low cost of alcohol here makes it popular among party-goers and the youth in general. One can take a flight to Sahar Airport from Ahmedabad and then take a cab to Silvassa.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 378 km

Best Time: November to June

10 Silvassa Attractions

16. Dwarka, Gujarat

Known For : Dwarkadhish Temple Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Bet Dwarka

Located on the western tip of the Saurashtra peninsula in Gujarat, Dwarka is an ancient city of India. Dwarka was a part of the ancient kingdom of Krishna and Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, is also located in Dwarka. For these reasons, it enjoys a remarkable religious significance and attracts thousands of pilgrims all year round. The beachside and the seashores are an added tourist attraction.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 445 km

15 Dwarka Attractions

17. Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Known For : Mehrangarh Fort Umaid Bhawan Palace Camel Safari

Jodhpur is one of the most enchanting cities of Rajasthan, with its mighty Mehrangarh fort overlooking the city. The city is called the Blue City as it looks completely blue in colour from an aerial view because of its blue walls and blue houses. Jaswant Tada and Umaid Bhawan Palace are also among the top attractions in Jodhpur. However, the magic lies in the old city itself with hundreds of shops, guesthouses, eating joints and vendors.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 443 km

Best Time: November to February

43 Jodhpur Attractions

18. Jawhar, Maharashtra

Known For : Dabdaba Falls Jai Vilas Palace Sunset Point, Jawhar

A small hill station located in the Thane District of Maharashtra, Jawhar is a place with abundant nature's beauty and several man-made marvels. The rocky hills, gushing waterfalls and lush greenery is absolutely captivating. Jawhar also showcases the intriguing culture of tribes in the region and is glinting with the magnificent past. Jai Vilas Palace and Shirpamal are reflections of the brilliant craftsmanship displaying architectural relics. One can fly to Nashik and then continue onwards towards Jarhar by taxi.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 461 km

Best Time: September to Apr

7 Jawhar Attractions

19. Mandu, Madhya Pradesh

Known For : Jahaz Mahal Rani Rupmati's Pavilion Baz Bahadur's Palace

Mandu, a city located in the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh, is the epitome of architectural excellence. This city is testament to the unconditional love between Prince Baz Bahadur and Rani Roopmati. The remnants of the ancient city of Mandu is a beautiful place which is rich in history and heritage. The beauty of Mandu is visible in its palaces, monuments and widespread lawns. Mandu can be reached from Ahmedabad by car. Mandu is best reached from Ahmedabad by road, although the journey can be long. Driving through NH47 by car is the recommended option although buses can also be availed.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 366 km

11 Mandu Attractions

20. Chittorgarh, Rajasthan

Known For : Chittorgarh Fort Padmini Palace Kalika Mata Temple

The capital of the erstwhile kingdom of Mewar, Chittorgarh is a land of forts, citadels, ruins, and immortal folklore of sacrifice and heroism. Located in South-Eastern Rajasthan, Chittorgarh is known for Chittorgarh Fort , the largest fort in India built on a hilltop, spreading over an area of around 700 acres. The magnificent fortress will always be remembered for the courageous self-sacrificing Jauhar performed by Rani Padmini to thwart the conquest of the fort by Alauddin Khilji.

19 Chittorgarh Attractions

Well known for its historical significance, Dandi in Surat is a beautiful beach destination. The scenic beauty combined with its rich history makes it a favourite among all tourists visiting this place. This beach is the perfect amalgamation of untouched beauty and is great for picnics and a sunny day out. The Seashore is a beautiful sight to behold, and the silky sand just adds another dimension to its beauty. The cheapest way to reach Dandi from Ahmedabad is to take a train to Surat and then hire a taxi to Dandi.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 275 km

22. Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 'The food city' famous for its Poha and Immarti

Known For : Rajwada Lal Bagh Palace Khajrana Temple

Indore is the largest and the most populous city of Madhya Pradesh. Located on the Malwa Plateau, the charm of this city lies in its rich cultural heritage which has been preserved over centuries and along with the hints of urbanisation. One of the educational hubs in the country, Indore has both an IIT and an IIM. Indore is also the cleanest city of India. Indore has over the years established itself as the hub of trading and industrial practices in the state.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 392 km

40 Indore Attractions

23. Diu, Daman and Diu

Known For : Naida Caves Nagoa Beach Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple

Located near the port of Veraval, Diu is a small island which was earlier a Portuguese colony and is now guarded by beaches all around. Diu takes up most popularity given the ample number of beaches, along with Gujarat 's southern coast such as the Nagoa beach , but has a lot more to offer too. To reach Diu, one can first take a bus to Gondal and then continue onwards via taxi. The entire journey can take up to 7 hours.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 368 km

21 Diu Attractions

24. Saputara, Gujarat

Known For : Artist Village Hatgadh Fort Vansda National park

Snuggled in the Sahyadris or the Western Ghats, Saputara is a quaint little hill station in the Dang district of Gujarat. Popular for lush green forests, undulating mountains, dazzling waterfalls, dreamy winding roads, livid landscapes and plenty of charming cubbyholes to spend time with your loved ones, the town is the first favourite among tourists. It is located at a height of 875 metres above sea level and is a perfect getaway for eco-lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and people who love adventure sports.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 403 km

Best Time: Mid March to mid November

20 Saputara Attractions

25. Nashik, Maharashtra

Known For : Panchvati Sula Vineyard Dudhsagar falls, Nasik

Nasik is a religious Hindu city, host to the Kumbh Mela every 12 years. The city is home to plenty of exotic temples and is known in Hindu mythology as the place where Ravana's sister, Surpanakha, tried to seduce Lord Ram and got her nose cut off by Lakshman in the process. Apart from its temples, Nashik also has forts, waterfalls and vineyards to look out for. With multiple vineyards present in Nashik, the most popular being Sula, the wine-tourism industry is mushrooming in this part of Maharashtra.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 476 km

39 Nasik Attractions

26. Bawangaja

Located in the Bawani district of the southwestern Madhya Pradesh, Bawangaja is a popular Jain pilgrimage site. Situated just in the vicinity of River Narmada, the spot is best known for the world's second-largest megalithic statue of Lord Rishabhadeva which has been carved out of a mountain. The statue of the very first Jain Tirthankara is believed to have been built in the early 12th century, is around 84 feet high and is supported at the back.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 353 km

Best Time: October-April

27. Somnath, Gujarat

Known For : Somnath Jytorilinga Temple Bhalka Tirth Somnath Beach

Somnath, literally meaning 'lord of the moon' is a pilgrim centre and is home to one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. Its spiritual environment is ornamented by the huge number of temples in the area, however, Somnath also offers beaches, museums and other attractions. While the Somnath temple and Somnath beach are the primary places to visit here, Gita Mandir, Balukha Tirtha, Kamnath Mahadev Temple, Somnath Museum are some of the other places that one can visit. Somnath can be reached from Ahmedabad by bus directly.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 415 km

Best Time: September to March

16 Somnath Attractions

28. Porbandar, Gujarat

Known For : Barda Hills Wildlife Sanctuary Kirti Mandir, Porbandar Porbandar Bird Sanctuary

Porbandar, best known as the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, is a beautiful beach town with some temples and dams and is now also a popular trading hub. The ancient port city with a significant event in its history is a tourist destination which modestly offers a number of attractions. Apart from the haveli where Gandhiji was born which has now been converted into a temple, there are a few more temples, dams, reservoirs, serene beaches and wildlife spots as well to add to your experience in Porbandar.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 398 km

Best Time: Throughout the year

24 Porbandar Attractions

29. Patan, Gujarat

Known For : Rani ki Vav Sahastralinga Talav Patola Saree Making Unit

Home to Rani Ka Vav, the latest Indian entrant to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site, Patan is a treasure trove of architectural gems and ancient temples that has a history dating back to the medieval period. Situated in Gujarat, this place is located at the banks of what are the remains of ancient Saraswati river. To reach Patan from Ahmedabad, one can catch a train to Unjha and then continue onwards towards by taxi.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 125 km

10 Patan Attractions

30. Vadodara, Gujarat

Known For : Laxmi Vilas Palace Sayaji Baug (Kamati Baug) Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Vadodara or Baroda is a cosmopolitan city located in Gujarat. Home to some of the most exemplary displays of architecture, Vadodara is a fitting memorial to Maratha leader Sayaji Rao Gaekwad III who had envisioned a dream to make this Big City an educational, industrial and commercial centre.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 114 km

29 Vadodara Attractions

31. Modhera

Modhera is an ancient village in the state of Gujarat, famed for housing the remains of the Sun Temple built by the Chalukya dynasty is a true historical treasure. The village is also a hub for spirituality and culture. Modhera gives you a glimpse into the glory days of the royal lineage of the Chalukyas and is one of the finest testaments of the architectural excellence of the past.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 97 km

32. Kabirvad

Kabirvad is a small island in the Bharuch district of Gujarat rumoured to be Saint Kabir's residence several hundred years ago. Located along the banks of the river Narmada, the island promises you a calm and serene abode underneath the humongous canopy of Banyan trees that Kabirvad is most prominent for. What started as a single Banyan tree in Kabirvad has emanated into over 3000 trunks currently, with the mother tree believed to be over 600 years old.

33. Zarwani Waterfalls

At a distance of about 90 km from Vadodara in Gujarat, Zarwani Waterfalls is a popular waterfall that tourists flock to. Huddled deep inside the heart of Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary near the district of Narmada, the perennial and gorgeous Zarwani Waterfalls provide you with an opportunity to trek, picnic, and indulge in wildlife photography.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 206 km

34. Eklingji Temple

Eklingji Temple is one of the most popular temples of Rajasthan and is sited at a distance of 22 km to the north of Udaipur. Eklingji Temple is dedicated to the Lord Shiva of the Hindu religion and its brilliant architecture drives several tourists here every year. This double-storied temple looks magnificent with its pyramidal style of roof and uniquely carved tower. The outer walls of the temple are stretched with steps that lower touching the serene waters.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 282 km

35. Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan

Known For : Kumbhalgarh Fort Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary Badal Mahal, Kumbhalgarh

Famous for its gigantic snake-like fortress, Kumbalgarh town is yet another feather in Rajasthan's royal cap. The historic town is renowned for its majestic monuments, extravagant palaces, an array of temples and flamboyant chattris. The Kumbhalgarh Fort is the second most important fort of Rajasthan and is a truly magnificent sight. The charming location of the fort at the foothills of pebbly Aravalli hills increases the overall appeal of the place.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 351 km

7 Kumbhalgarh Attractions

36. Surat, Gujarat

Known For : Dutch Garden Dumas Beach Hajira Village

Surat, having its name associated with Saurashtra (the good land), is a port city in Gujarat. The second most populated city in the state, Surat is a global diamond cutting centre and a commercial hub of textiles. Known as 'the city of flyovers', it attracts tourists who are interested in the colonial history of the region and the exotic wildlife.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 265 km

44 Surat Attractions

37. Mandvi Beach

Situated in the  Kutch region of Gujarat, Mandvi Beach is a pristine and tranquil seashore which is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the region. One can enjoy the serene beauty of this place with your friends and family, or go all out and explore the windmills that are situated here as well. In addition to being a laidback beach destination, Mandvi Beach is also popular for its camping and water sports facilities.

38. Harishchandragad Fort Trek

Harishchandragad is a hill fort in Maharashtra. It is situated at an elevation of about 4670 feet in the district of Ahmednagar. Within the fort there are several temples dedicated to Vishnu and Ganesh. The monument dates back to the 6th century and finds home at an altitude of 1424 meters and more often than not, given its altitude finds itself marked on a number of trekking trails in and around the area.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 585 km

39. Pirotan Island

Pirotan Island spreads over an area of 3 square kilometres and is one of forty-two islands in the marine park area, nestled within the vicinity of the Marine National Park in the Jamnagar district of Gujarat on the western coast. As part of the first marine national park - the Gulf of Kutch Marine National Park, established in 1982, Pirotan Island offers an undisturbed rendezvous with nature in its abode. It is one of the two islands in the area which is normally permitted for tourists and visitors, Narara Island being the other one.

40. Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh

Known For : Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Kal Bhairava Temple Ram Mandir Ghat

Ujjain, considered to be one of the holiest cities of India, is an ancient city situated on the eastern bank of the Shipra River in the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh. Ujjain is one of the four sites for the Kumbh Mela , the largest peace-time gathering on the planet that attracts 100 million people to the festival.

Distance from Ahmedabad: 402 km

26 Ujjain Attractions

41. Stay at a Palatial Property at Sri Joraver Vilas

Nestled amid Aravalli foothills, Shri Joraver Vilas is a palatial villa poised by a serene lake. Reflecting the 1920s Art Deco style, the villa's interior exudes old-world allure, adorned with personal touches. A mere 4-hour drive from Ahmedabad and Vadodara, this retreat offers an escape from the ordinary. Amid nature's splendor, indulge your senses, relish delectable cuisine, and stroll the lakeside. Shri Joraver Vilas encapsulates a timeless escape where nature's beauty and architectural elegance coalesce, offering an enchanting respite.

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11 OF THE PERFECT 2 DAYS TRIPS FROM AHMEDABAD

From clamoring cities to rich havens and additionally National Parks, you will never run shy of spots to visit near Ahmedabad. It is surrounded by an assortment of destinations that appeal to a wide range of voyagers, be it wildlife lovers or history buffs. Whether you favor the rich legacy or the bumpy view of Mount Abu, here are a couple of destinations that are ideal for a 2 days trips from Ahmedabad.

2 DAYS TRIPS FROM AHMEDABAD

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1. UDAIPUR – 260 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

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Situated in a valley and surrounded by about 4 lakes, Udaipur has common offerings with a greatness duplicated by human effort, to make it a standout among the most charming and paramount traveler destinations. Aside from Lakes, this wonderful chronicled city decorates itself with fortifications, royal residences and slopes.

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Do try the lip smacking Dalkachori, Mirchi kachori and the Kachori Chaat.

2. MOUNT ABU – 230 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

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Watered by the quiet Nakki Lake and perched at an elevation of 4000 feet, Rajasthan’s lone slope station is entirely not at all like the rest of the state. Providing an immaculate reprieve from the burning warmth of the desert, beautiful Mount Abu is thronged by voyagers consistently.

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Sunset point is a standout among the most surreal spots in Mount Abu.

3. BARODA – 113 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Baroda is today best known for its legacy and notable colleges. Regularly portrayed as the social capital of Gujarat, quite a bit of current Baroda was formed by Sayajirao III. The city’s delightful old quarter is filled with legacy structures and the historical city of Champaner is an hour’s drive away and provides a captivating knowledge into the past.

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Laxmi Vilas Palace is a noteworthy fascination around here.

4. KUTCH – 390 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Kutch is presumably a standout among the most wonderful, yet dreamlike spots in India. With the vast scopes of white salt desert in the Rann of Kachh region, this is an astonishing experience to witness. One would get to watch the amazing pure white land to the extent the visual perception goes.

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Visit the Great Rann of Kutch.

5. CHITTORGARH – 365 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Chittorgarh was made by Maurya Dynasty in the seventh century AD and is primarily known for it’s lovely fortresses and temples. The Chittorgarh Fort is the biggest in India and houses 4 royal residence buildings, 19 fundamental temples and 20 useful water bodies. It is one of the astounding places around Ahmedabad to visit and you would surely feel the vibes of something royal.

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The Chittorgarh Fort is a renowned fascination around here.

6. DIU – 440 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Diu takes up most prevalence given the abundant number of shorelines along Gujarat’s southern drift, for example, the Nagoa beach, yet has significantly more to offer as well. The Diu Fort is an essential imprint of the Portuguese on the range’s legacy and design makes up a prevalent vacation destination.

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You should visit the Ghogla Beach when you’re on a trip to Diu.

7. MAHESHWAR – 407 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Located on the banks of the River Narmada, this exquisite town is to a great extent alluded to as the temple town of Madhya Pradesh. It likewise holds a considerable measure of historical and mythological significance given the way that it has found a notice in the legends of Ramayana and Mahabharata. It is one of the picturesque offbeat weekend getaways from Ahmedabad.

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Holkar Fort is a noteworthy place to visit.

8. JAISALMER – 533 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Jaisalmer is a city of Desert and fortifications where one can enjoy the exciting camel safaris and local dance types. It is not just renowned among the national tourists, the city is loaded with vacationers from abroad amid the season of the Maru Festival which happens once in a year.

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Camel rides are an unquestionable requirement around here.

9. BIKANER – 559 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Bikaner was established by Rao Bikaji in the year 1488 and is situated in the north-west side of Rajasthan. The classical royal residences and the lavishly cut temples in red and yellow stone still appear to be singing stories of this gigantically prevalent city of ethnic illustrious ambience. It is the common inclination and curiosity to visit a desert-land which still appear to be singing stories of this colossally city of ethnic imperial feeling.

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Gajner Lake is a spot you can give it a shot.

10. RAJKOT – 240 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Rajkot is well known as the capital of the previous state of Saurashtra. Rajkot, however no more a capital, has dependably had a great past and still is a most loved vacationer spot because of the noteworthy remains from the British period and also the hospitality of the Rajkot individuals.

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Rampara Wildlife Sanctuary is an incredible spot to visit and become more acquainted with the wild.

11. DWARKA – 461 KM FROM AHMEDABAD:

Dwarka is known as one of the seven most antiquated urban areas in India. This destination would be adept for you if fine temples and magical wonderfulness is something that you desire to visit. Gujarati work of art can be bought from the local markets out here.

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Iskcon temple is a noteworthy fascination of Dwarka.

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Ahmedabad, the vibrant city in the western state of Gujarat, boasts a rich and diverse landscape that captivates the senses with its unique blend of natural beauty and urban charm. From the lush greenery of its gardens and parks to the bustling streets and towering skyscrapers, Ahmedabad offers a dynamic mix of sights and sounds that reflect the city’s rich cultural heritage and modern vibrancy. To fully immerse yourself in the experience and explore the places to visit near Ahmedabad, without the hassle of parking or depending on availability every time you want to step out, book a car rental in Ahmedabad .

With a rental car, you can easily visit nearby attractions such as the serene Sabarmati Riverfront, where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the river promenade and witness the city’s skyline come alive with lights at night. Another must-visit place near Ahmedabad is the stunning Sarkhej Roza, a complex of architectural marvels showcasing Islamic and Hindu architectural styles. Additionally, you can drive to the tranquil Kankaria Lake, a popular recreational spot with a zoo, toy train, and an amusement park. Exploring these nearby places at your own pace with the convenience of a rental car will enhance your experience of Ahmedabad and its surrounding attractions.

Why is Ahmedabad an ideal starting point for road trips? 

Road trips from Ahmedabad are an excellent way to explore the beautiful and diverse landscapes of Gujarat and neighbouring states. The city’s central location and well-connected highways make it an ideal starting point for road trips. By embarking on a road trip, travellers can immerse themselves in the local culture, sample delicious local cuisine, and discover hidden gems off the beaten track. 

Savaari’s Curated Roadtrips from Ahmedabad

Mehasana – the rediscovered gem of gujarat, dwarka – india’s submerged ancient city, pavagadh – an offbeat hill station, silvassa – a slice of portuguese history, sawai madhopur – adventure meets tradition, saputara  – land of the snake god, jaisalmer – the el dorado of india, chittorgarh – the souls of pride and bravery, diu – all in one beachcation, polo forest– an abandoned city rediscovered, bikaner – the culture paradise.

• Kachchh – The greenest of the desert state

Kumbhalgarh – Of cuisine, culture, and craft

• Statue of unity – World’s tallest statue & pride of India

Surat – Land of diamonds

The place is famous for one of the oldest Indus Valley civilisations in Loteshwar, Gujarat. The place offers a chance to dive deep into the pre-historic sites and imagine what the forgotten world looks like. One also gets the opportunity to appreciate the spectacular architecture from the Solanki time. One can also visit the recently excavated 2nd-century monastery in this hidden city of wonders. 

Why do we recommend visiting Mehsana?

This place holds a bit of joy for everyone, whether you are a religious person, a periodic buff or just someone who likes a good wellness vacation. The place is low-key and specially curated for people who like to tickle their minds. This is one of the easily accessible places to visit near Ahmedabad for family outings or just a weekend getaway.

Why should you travel to Mehsana by road?

Embarking on a road trip from Ahmedabad to Mehsana offers a delightful journey through the vibrant landscapes of Gujarat. As you leave the bustling streets of Ahmedabad, the open road beckons with the promise of adventure. The drive takes you through scenic stretches of the Gujarat countryside, where you’ll witness vast fields of vibrant green, swaying palm trees, and traditional villages bustling with local life. The journey is dotted with roadside dhabas serving mouthwatering Gujarati delicacies, allowing you to savour the region’s authentic flavours. Along the way, you may stop at historical sites like the Sun Temple in Modhera or explore the quaint towns of Patan and Siddhpur, known for their architectural wonders. Finally, reaching Mehsana, you’ll be greeted by its warm hospitality, rich heritage, and serene ambience that sets the stage for an unforgettable road trip experience.

A trip to Mehsana is ideal for?

• People who are interested in historical sites, religious trips and friendly short-distance road trips.
• You are seeking a serene and picturesque destination
• Looking for a religious holiday

Dwarka, situated in Gujarat, is an important pilgrimage site and holds both religious and archaeological significance. It is one of India’s seven holy towns and is believed to be the ancient kingdom of Krishna mentioned in the Mahabharata. The city, which was once a fortified area at the meeting point of the Gomti River and the Arabian Sea, is said to have submerged after Krishna’s death. Scholars and archaeologists are actively searching for evidence to confirm the existence of this legendary lost city, known as Dwarka.

Why do we recommend visiting Dwarka?

Visit Dwarka for its religious significance, as one of India’s seven holy sites and the ancient kingdom of Krishna. Explore its rich history, delve into captivating legends, and witness the revered Dwarkadhish Temple. Enjoy the picturesque coastal landscapes and pristine beaches, and experience the warm hospitality of the locals. Dwarka offers a holistic journey blending spirituality, history, natural beauty, and cultural immersion.

[ Also read : A detailed travel guide on Dwarka ]

Why should you travel to Dwarka by road? 

Embark on a scenic road trip from Ahmedabad to Dwarka, where vibrant fields, charming villages, and serene landscapes await. Experience the authentic charm of rural Gujarat, make a stop at the revered Dwarkadhish Temple, and immerse yourself in the beauty and culture of the region.

[ A detailed road trip guide from Ahmedabad to Dwarka ]

A trip to Dwarka is ideal for?

• Spiritual getaway. Dwarka is one of the char dhams.
• For people who love solving mystery.
• Gateway to other attractions: Dwarka serves as a gateway to other notable destinations in Gujarat. You can plan excursions to places like Somnath, another important pilgrimage site, the Rann of Kutch, famous for its white salt desert, and Gir National Park, the last abode of the Asiatic lions.

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The peacefulness of Pavagadh is a breath of fresh air after the crowds of Ahmedabad. The lush green hill station perfectly balances out the heat. The main attraction here is the Mahakali temple, which interestingly holds particular importance for both Hindus and Muslims as there is a dargah on top of the temple.

Why do we recommend visiting Pavagadh?

The place is unreal, with a beautiful green landscape covering the hilltops. The ‘Udan Khatola’ or the ropeway is something that has received a lot of praise and amusement. Along with the pilgrimage to Pavagarh, one can experience the thrill of trekking to the hilltop.

Why should you travel to Pavagadh by road? 

A road trip from Ahmedabad to Pavagadh is a short and comfortable one with the added touch of the hilly landscape to drive through. The winds and smells of the greens open your lungs, and you get to forget all the city worries behind. It’s like a mini main character moment you get on a road trip without exhaustion.

A trip to Pavagadh is ideal for?

• People who like trekking, nature enthusiasts and pilgrims.
• Interested in archaeology and the origin of things.
• Day-trippers from nearby cities: Pavagadh’s proximity to cities like Vadodara makes it an ideal destination for day trips. If you are in the vicinity and looking for a short excursion, Pavagadh provides an excellent option to explore history, spirituality, and natural beauty in a single day.

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Silvassa, the capital of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, is a sylvan paradise named from the Portuguese term “silva,” which means “wood.” It is located between Maharashtra and Gujarat and contains 72 villages as well as various Roman-Catholic churches that bear witness to the Portuguese reign during the historical period.

Why do we recommend visiting Silvassa?

Silvassa, with its Portuguese past, lush green Western Ghats, and the gorgeous banks of the Daman Ganga River, entices visitors with wildlife reserves, beaches, and water sports. Silvassa is well-known for its exotic resorts, lush flora, manufacturing businesses, and tax-free alcoholic beverages. It is also a sanctuary for individuals looking for handcrafted and unique items such as Warli paintings and paper bags.

Why should you travel to Silvassa by road?

A road trip to this magnificent site through the well-maintained roads makes way to the sleepy town with tall trees lining the roads, lush green forests and quaint, sylvan surroundings, exotic resorts and industries. The pristine beauty and tranquil environment of Silvassa will enchant you with the best of your senses.

A trip to Silvassa is ideal for

• Birdwatching at the Karnala Bird Sanctuary .
• Adventure Seekers: Silvassa offers opportunities for adventure activities like trekking, hiking, and water sports. The Dudhni Lake, located nearby, is a popular spot for boating and jet skiing. The hilly terrain around Silvassa is suitable for trekking and hiking enthusiasts.
• Relaxation Seekers: If you’re looking for a peaceful and serene getaway, Silvassa provides a tranquil environment. The city has several resorts and hotels with beautiful surroundings, where you can unwind and rejuvenate amidst nature.
• Family Vacationers: Silvassa is a great destination for a family vacation. There are amusement parks like Vandhara Gardens and Bal Udyan, where children can enjoy rides and entertainment. The calm and safe atmosphere of the city makes it a suitable choice for families.
• Food and Shopping Enthusiasts: Silvassa offers a range of local cuisine and traditional handicrafts. Travelers who enjoy exploring local markets can visit places like Kilvani Road Market and Dadra Nagar Haveli Emporium to shop for traditional crafts, textiles, and local specialties.

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Also called “The Gateway of Ranthambore”, it is the alluring city of Sawai Madhopur. It is located between the Aravali and the Vidhyanchal Range the in the northwest of India. It is a pilgrimage destination, the Ranthambore National Park and, of course, history. A lesser-known fact is that the town was initially called ‘Ranthambore’, but the name was changed to Sawai Madhopur after Maharaja Sawai Madho Singhji I. It is perfect if you want to go on a trip with people with different interests.

Why do we recommend visiting Sawai Madhopur?

The city is adorned with beautiful architecture and intriguing sites of historical importance. Moreover, the town’s location just outside the Ranthambore National Park makes it ideal for nature lovers travelling from Ahmedabad. Apart from soaking in the culture of Sawai Madhopur, one can also enjoy fun activities like biking, camping, jeep safari and much more at the National Park.

Why should you travel to Sawai Madhopur by road? 

The road trip from Ahmedabad to Sawai Madhopur is one you shouldn’t miss. It gives you the whole experience of being on one with breathtaking spots to take a break in, which one would miss if not for the drive, like the Zanzari waterfall, Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, Lake Pichola and Maharana Pratap Museum.

A trip to Sawai Madhopur is ideal for 

• Wildlife Enthusiasts: Sawai Madhopur is a haven for wildlife lovers, especially those interested in observing tigers in their natural habitat. Ranthambore National Park is one of the best places in India for tiger sightings, and it offers thrilling safari experiences .
• Nature Writers and Researchers: The unique ecosystem and biodiversity of Sawai Madhopur attract nature writers, researchers, and conservationists. The region provides an opportunity to study and document the flora and fauna, contributing to ecological research and conservation efforts.
• Family Vacationers: Sawai Madhopur can be a great destination for family vacations. Children can learn about wildlife conservation, experience thrilling safaris, and enjoy the outdoors. The destination offers a blend of education, adventure, and relaxation, making it suitable for family trips.

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Saputara is a quaint little hill station along the Western Ghats in Gujrat. Interestingly, ‘Saputara’ literally translates to ‘snakes’, and the tribal community here worships snakes, especially around the time of the Indian festival Holi. The landscape is made of completely untouched mountains, enriching waterfalls and all shades of green in the forests.

Why do we recommend visiting Saputara?

Saputara is the only hill station of Gujrat and is an abode for a tribal community which worships the Snake God. It is as close to nature as you can possibly get. It is also a great place to visit if tribal culture, art, tradition and history interests you. Saputara also has a lot of options for adventure sports.

Why should you travel to Saputara by road? 

A road trip to this spectacular site affords a breathtaking glimpse of the massive Sahyadri Ranges. Not only this, the lovely setting provides a relaxing atmosphere. The road trip also offers wonderful stops on the way, such as the Zanzari waterfalls, Siddhivinayak and even Amul Chocolate and sweet house.

A trip to Saputara is ideal for 

• If you like cultural and historical getaways
• Amazing views make you happy. 
• Adventure junkies who are into trekking & rock climbing
• Photography enthusiasts
• Learning & connecting with tribes, history and culture.

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Also called the “Golden City”, it is the pride of Rajasthan. It earned its name because the city is decorated with spectacular sand dunes and forts and palaces subsumed with golden honey sandstone. When the sunlight hits the yellow hues of the ancient havelis, it looks nothing short of what El Dorado must look like.

Why do we recommend visiting Jaisalmer?

The lively city of Jaisalmer provides a unique experience. The narrow lanes surrounding the Palace are swamped with colourful stalls and houses of people who have lived there for generations. The place also provides the rare experience of a sand dune safari in India and entering what looks like another world away from everybody else. The Tanot Mata Mandir is a must-visit from Jaisalmer. In the war of 1971, a lot of bombs were thrown at the Tanot Mata temple, but, interestingly, none of them blew, and you can visit the temple with the live bombs in it. Jaisalmer is one of the most visited tourist attractions near Ahmedabad by Indian & foreign tourists.

Why should you travel to Jaisalmer by road?

The road trip from Ahmedabad is beautiful. It starts off with wide highways had buttered roads and ends in the golden embrace of Jaisalmer. Taking a road trip also lets you take your time and stop at spots that you would have missed otherwise, like Dandi Kutir.

A trip to Jaisalmer is ideal for?

• Family Travelers : Jaisalmer’s blend of history, culture, and outdoor activities make it an excellent destination for families. Children can enjoy camel rides, explore the fort, witness cultural performances, and engage in fun-filled desert activities suitable for all age groups.
• Stargazers : You want to go stargazing away from the rest of the world. Here is list of best stargazing places in & around Jaisalmer
• Photographers and Artists : Jaisalmer’s golden sand dunes, intricate architecture, vibrant markets, and colorful cultural events provide ample opportunities for photographers and artists to capture stunning visuals and draw inspiration from the unique landscapes and local traditions.
• Food Enthusiasts : Rajasthan is famous for its delicious cuisine, and Jaisalmer is no exception. Travelers who enjoy culinary adventures can savor authentic Rajasthani dishes like dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, and ker sangri. The local street food, sweets, and traditional Rajasthani thalis are a delight for food lovers.
• Wildlife and Bird Watching Enthusiasts : Jaisalmer’s proximity to the Desert National Park and other wildlife sanctuaries offers opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers to spot unique desert species, including the Great Indian Bustard and other migratory birds.
• Desert Safari

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The city of Chittorgarh is one of the most stirring pages of history lessons in India. Located in the state of Rajasthan, Chittorgarh will forever be known as the land of pride, bravery and passion. The city has borne witness to a lot of violent attacks by the royal Rajputs who ruled over Chhittor, the most infamous one being by Sultan Alauddin Khilji, who was enamoured by the beauty of Rani Padmini.

Why do we recommend visiting Chittorgarh?

Every store in this city is trying to tell a part of the intense history of Chittorgarh. The Chittorgarh Fort is a view to behold in itself. It transports you back in time, and you end up feeling like you’re part of a Bhansali film. By adding Chittorgarh to your places to visit near Ahmedabad list, you are sure to be transported in times of chivalry and courtly love.

Why should you travel to Chittorgarh by road?

The road trip to Chittorgarh is picturesque. There are so many attractions on the way that you just can’t miss, like the Dandi Kutir, Dharoi Dam, Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, city palace and Bagore ki Haveli. Stop at all these historical locations on the way and have a historically packaged road trip!

Trip to Chittorgarh is ideal for

• Cultural and Festive Celebrations : Chittorgarh celebrates various festivals with great zeal and enthusiasm, including the famous Meera Mahotsav and Teej festival. Travelers interested in experiencing the vibrant culture, traditional music, dance performances, and local festivities would find Chittorgarh an ideal destination.
• Solo Travelers and Backpackers : Chittorgarh offers a unique and offbeat travel experience. The city is less crowded compared to other popular tourist destinations in Rajasthan, providing solo travelers and backpackers with a chance to explore at their own pace, connect with locals, and experience a more authentic side of Rajasthan.
• Architecture and Art Lovers : The architecture of Chittorgarh Fort and its surrounding structures showcases the grandeur and artistic excellence of the Rajput era. The intricate carvings, ornate temples, majestic gates, and impressive structures like Vijay Stambh (Tower of Victory) and Kirti Stambh (Tower of Fame) are a treat for those who appreciate art and architecture.
• Spiritual Seekers : Chittorgarh is home to several temples and sacred sites that hold religious significance. The Meera Temple, Kalika Mata Temple, and the Kumbha Shyam Temple are popular destinations for spiritual seekers and devotees. The serene and spiritual ambiance of these places offers a tranquil retreat.
• Photography Enthusiasts : With its magnificent fort, beautiful landscapes, and stunning architectural details, Chittorgarh provides ample opportunities for photographers to capture breathtaking shots. The play of light and shadow, the vibrant colors, and the intricate designs make it a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Feel like main character of the movies.

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Diu is a small island located near Veraval. It was home to a Portuguese colony and is now a very popular tourist destination for the people in Gujrat, and maybe one of the reasons could be that alcohol is legal here. The beaches in Diu are the reason some people have endearingly named it“mini-Goa”. Diu is the closest beach places to visit near Ahmedabad for people living in & around the city.

Why do we recommend visiting Diu?

Diu has so much to offer to the people to visit. There are beaches where you can swim, relax and sunbathe, and they also have heritage sites, forts, museums and culture. There are caves and temples and everything else you can think of on an island.

Why should you travel to Diu by road?

The road trip from Ahmedabad to Diu starts off with comfortable highways, and you will be following the coastline as soon as you start to get tired. Driving beside the sea and having control of which spot to stop at and for how long is just the cherry on top.

Trip to Diu is ideal for

• Food and Culture Explorers : Diu offers a unique fusion of Gujarati and Portuguese cuisine. Travelers interested in culinary experiences can savor the seafood delicacies, Portuguese-inspired dishes, and the famous Diu wines. The local markets and street food stalls are also great places to taste traditional Gujarati snacks and sweets.
• Solo Travelers and Peace Seekers : Diu’s laid-back atmosphere, tranquil beaches, and serene landscapes make it an ideal destination for solo travelers or those seeking solitude. The island offers a sense of peace and tranquility, allowing visitors to relax, unwind, and enjoy the natural beauty at their own pace.
• Weekend Getaway Seekers : Diu’s accessibility and compact size make it a popular weekend getaway destination for nearby cities like Ahmedabad and Surat. Travelers looking for a short break from the urban hustle can enjoy the beaches, historical sites, and the overall relaxed vibe of Diu.

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The Polo Forest tells the story of a lost city in India called “Polo”, meaning ‘Gate’. It is located on the border of Gujarat and Rajasthan. The forest was abandoned by the people who lived there a very long time ago, and no one knows why. Adivasi settlements, their lives rooted in their connection to the forest, from whom you might learn to listen to the deep hum of the world that envelops these scattered whispers of human constructions. Polo forest is one of the more offbeat places to visit near Ahmedabad.

Why do we recommend visiting Polo Forest?

The stories of this hidden place are difficult to ignore. Some people also believe that there are temples built inside the deep jungle where priests still go and perform the pujas and the rituals. The place was rediscovered recently, and you can be one of the few people who get to visit the unadulterated forest.

Why should you travel to Polo forest by road?

The road trip from Ahmedabad to this land of mysteries is short and filled with greenery. It is the perfect adventure to have in a single day of being away from the city. The place is new, and in the jungle, it is better to visit with a reliable vehicle.

Trip to Polo forest is ideal for

• Offbeat Travelers : Polo Forest is relatively less crowded compared to mainstream tourist destinations. Making it an ideal choice for offbeat travelers seeking tranquility and a break from the bustling city life. The peaceful surroundings and the opportunity to explore lesser-known historical sites create a unique and authentic travel experience.
• Birdwatchers and Wildlife Enthusiasts : Polo Forest is home to a diverse range of bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatching. The forested area attracts both resident and migratory birds, offering opportunities to spot and photograph them. Additionally, wildlife enthusiasts can encounter various species of animals, including leopards, hyenas, antelopes, and reptiles.
• Nature Lovers and Trekkers : Polo Forest is nestled amidst the scenic Aravalli Hills. And offers a lush green environment, dense forests, and picturesque landscapes. Nature enthusiasts can explore the diverse flora and fauna, go for nature walks, and engage in trekking activities in the surrounding hills. The tranquil ambiance and serene natural beauty make it an ideal destination for those seeking a connection with nature.

Also known as one of three great kingdoms of Rajasthan, Bikaner is the cultural paradise of India. Famous for hosting the camel festival every year, Bikaner has an abundance of architecture, cultural and historical marvels. It is also famous for its food, especially the nankeens.

Why do we recommend visiting Bikaner?

Bikaner is a certain old-school charm to it, with the burst of bright colours on brown and yellow hues being a sight to behold. There are Old Forts and temples, and if you have a bucket list of road trips, it is surely incomplete without Bikaner.  

Why should you travel to Bikaner by road?

When travelling from Ahmedabad to Bikaner, the journey is alongside deserts and plain lands. There is lots to look forward to on the way, like Patan Patola Heritage, Bindu Sarovar, Mt Abu and Nakki Lake.

Trip to Bikaner is ideal for

• Camel Safari and Desert Adventure Enthusiasts: Bikaner is located on the edge of the Thar Desert, providing ample opportunities for camel safaris, desert camping, and experiencing the desert way of life. Travelers can enjoy riding camels through the sand dunes, witnessing mesmerizing sunsets, and camping under the starry night sky.
• Food Lovers: Bikaner is famous for its delectable culinary offerings. The city is known for its savory snacks and sweets, including Bikaneri bhujia, rasgulla, and kachori. Food lovers can indulge in authentic Rajasthani cuisine and explore the local street food stalls and sweet shops.

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Kachchh – The white sand desert of India

Kachchh is the largest district of Gujarat and is known for its unique culture and rich history. Rann of Kachchh is home to various indigenous communities such as the Rabaris, Kachchhi Maldharis, and Meghwal. The district is also famous for its handicrafts, including intricate embroidery, mirror work, and bandhani textiles. The Rann of Kachchh, a vast salt marsh, is also located in this district and is a popular tourist attraction, especially during the Rann Utsav festival held annually. The festival is something one shouldn’t miss. Rann of Kachchh is a place that is visited from Ahmedabad in the month of October to February.

Why do we recommend visiting Kachchh?

Kachchh is a unique and fascinating destination that offers visitors a glimpse into the rich culture and heritage of Gujarat. From its beautiful handicrafts and textiles to its traditional cuisine, Kachchh is a treat for the senses. The Rann of Kachchh, one of the largest salt deserts in the world, is a breathtaking natural wonder that should not be missed. The Rann Utsav festival, held annually from November to February, is a celebration of Kachchhi culture and a great opportunity to experience the region’s music, dance, and food . Overall, a visit to Kachchh is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that should be on every traveler’s bucket list.

[ Also read : A detailed travel guide on Kutch ]

Why should you travel to Kachchh by road?

Driving through the deserts of Rajasthan is a whole different experience. The kind of control you have over your time and how to spend it is incredible. You can also make stops at Pragmahal Palace, Aaina Mahal and Hillgarden on the way.

[ A detailed road trip guide from Ahmedabad to Kachchh ]

Trip to Kachchh is ideal for

• Cultural and Art Enthusiasts : Kachchh is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and traditional art forms. Travelers interested in experiencing the vibrant culture of Gujarat can immerse themselves in the local traditions, witness folk dances like Garba and Bhujia, and explore the intricate handicrafts, such as Bandhani (tie-dye), Ajrakh printing, and embroidery. Visiting artisan villages and attending cultural festivals like the Rann Utsav provide opportunities to engage with the local art and crafts.
• Adventure Seekers : Kachchh offers various adventurous activities. Travelers can explore the White Rann on camel safaris, experience off-roading in the desert, go on wildlife safaris in the Little Rann of Kutch, play with the clouds on hot air ballon or participate in water sports like kayaking and boating in the Mandvi beach area.
• Eco-Tourists and Responsible Travelers : Kachchh’s efforts towards sustainability and preserving its natural resources make it an attractive destination for eco-conscious travelers. Engaging in responsible tourism activities, supporting local artisans and communities, and staying in eco-friendly accommodations contribute to the sustainable development of the region.

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Kumbhalgarh is a historic fort located in the Rajsamand district of Rajasthan, India. The fort was built in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha and is famous for its impressive walls, which are over 38 kilometres long and are said to be the second-longest continuous wall in the world, after the Great Wall of China. The fort is situated atop a hill and offers stunning views of the surrounding Aravalli Range. Kumbalgarh is also home to several temples, including the famous Kumbalgarh Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Visitors to Kumbalgarh can also enjoy wildlife safaris in the nearby Kumbalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to a wide variety of animal and bird species.

Why do we recommend visiting Kumbhalgarh?

The destination offers a unique blend of history, culture, and nature. In addition to the impressive Kumbalgarh Fort, with its expansive walls and stunning hilltop location, there are several other places to visit near Ahmedabad. One such place is the serene Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi lived and practiced his principles of non-violence. Another popular attraction is the intricate and beautifully carved Adalaj Stepwell, a historical stepwell that served as a gathering place for locals and a resting spot for travelers.

Additionally, the Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary is a calm and picturesque haven for birdwatchers. It is home to a diverse range of avian species, offering a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts. In this region, travelers also have the opportunity to explore the UNESCO World Heritage site, Rani Ki Vav. Known for its exquisite stepwell architecture, Rani Ki Vav is adorned with intricate carvings that showcase the region’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The combination of cultural and historical richness, along with the natural beauty of the surroundings, makes this destination ideal for travelers seeking a fulfilling and diverse experience.

Why should you travel to Kumbhalgarh by road?

Embark on a captivating road trip from Ahmedabad to Kumbhalgarh, where the desert and greens alternate, showcasing India’s diverse landscapes. Explore the enchanting town of Udaipur, known as the “City of Lakes,” with its majestic palaces and vibrant bazaars. Don’t miss the architectural marvel of Modhera Sun Temple, famous for its intricate carvings. This road trip near Ahmedabad is a perfect blend of adventure and cultural immersion, revealing the wonders of the region.

Trip to Kumbhalgarh is ideal for

• Cultural and Heritage Explorers : Kumbhalgarh provides insights into the rich Rajasthani culture and heritage. Travelers can explore the local markets, interact with the locals, and learn about the customs and traditions of the region. The vibrant colors, handicrafts, and traditional attire of the locals add to the cultural experience.
• Weekend Getaway Seekers : Kumbhalgarh’s proximity to major cities like Udaipur and its calm and serene environment make it an ideal destination for a weekend getaway. Travelers looking for a short escape from the city can enjoy the historical and natural attractions of Kumbhalgarh.
• Nature Lovers and Hikers : Kumbhalgarh is situated amidst the lush Aravalli Hills and offers stunning natural beauty. Travelers who enjoy nature walks, hiking, and panoramic views will find the surrounding landscapes and the nearby Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary captivating. The sanctuary is home to a variety of wildlife, including leopards, antelopes, and various bird species.

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Statue of Unity – the World’s tallest statue & pride of India

The Statue of Unity near Ahmedabad is a remarkable monument paying tribute to Vallabhbhai Patel, India’s visionary leader. Standing at 182 meters, it’s the world’s tallest statue. Set amidst scenic surroundings and offering panoramic views, it symbolizes national unity. Explore the exhibition hall and museum to learn about Patel’s contributions. Nearby, the Sardar Sarovar Dam adds to the captivating experience.

Why do we recommend visiting the Statue of Unity?

We recommend visiting the Statue of Unity for several reasons. Firstly, it is an architectural marvel and holds the distinction of being the world’s tallest statue, standing at an impressive 182 meters. Secondly, it is a symbol of national unity. And pays homage to Vallabhbhai Patel, a key figure in India’s independence movement. The statue’s location amidst scenic surroundings, including the picturesque Narmada River, offers breathtaking views. Additionally, the exhibition hall and museum provide an opportunity to learn about Patel’s life and contributions. Visiting the Statue of Unity is an awe-inspiring experience that combines architectural grandeur, historical significance, and natural beauty.

[ Also read : A detailed travel guide on the Statue of Unity ]

Why should you travel to the Statue of Unity by road?

As you drive towards the Statue of Unity, you can make a pit stop at Vadodara, known for its architectural gems like the Laxmi Vilas Palace and the Sayaji Garden. Another suggested pit stop is the Sardar Sarovar Dam, a magnificent engineering marvel on the Narmada River, where you can admire the panoramic views and learn about its significance. These pit stops enhance your journey by providing insights into Gujarat’s history, culture, and natural beauty. Finally, reaching the Statue of Unity itself, you’ll be greeted by the awe-inspiring monument, offering a profound experience that pays tribute to Vallabhbhai Patel and symbolizes national unity.

[ A detailed road trip guide from Ahmedabad to the Statue of Unity ]

Trip to the Statue of Unity is ideal for

• Family and Group Travelers : The Statue of Unity is a family-friendly destination that offers a unique experience for travelers of all ages. It serves as an educational opportunity for children to learn about India’s history and leaders while providing a memorable experience for the whole family or travel group.
• Patriotically Inclined Travelers : Visitors with a sense of national pride and patriotism will find the Statue of Unity to be a significant destination. It stands as a testament to the unity and strength of the nation, invoking feelings of admiration and respect.
• Spiritual and Reflective Travelers : The statue’s location on the banks of the Narmada River. And its connection to Vallabhbhai Patel’s legacy may attract spiritual and reflective travelers. The peaceful ambiance and scenic surroundings create an atmosphere conducive to introspection and contemplation.

Surat, located in the state of Gujarat, is a bustling city that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modernity. Known as the ‘Diamond City of India,’ Surat is a vibrant hub of trade and commerce. Travelers visiting Surat will find themselves immersed in a tapestry of experiences, from exploring historical landmarks to indulging in culinary delights. Surat is well-connected to Ahmedabad, making it one of the most convenient places to visit near Ahmedabad.

Why do we recommend visiting Surat?

Surat offers a delightful combination of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and historical landmarks, making it a fascinating destination for travelers. Its proximity to Ahmedabad makes it an ideal addition to your itinerary, allowing you to explore the diverse attractions of Gujarat. Surat is renowned as a major textile and diamond hub. Surat is a paradise for food lovers. The city is famous for its street food, particularly lip-smacking snacks and sweets. From savoring delectable Surati Undhiyu and Locho to indulging in the famous Surat Sweets, the culinary experiences in Surat are diverse and delicious.

Why should you travel to Surat by road?

Traveling to Surat from Ahmedabad by road offers a convenient and enjoyable experience. The road journey allows you to soak in the scenic beauty of Gujarat’s landscape, pass through charming towns and villages, and explore attractions along the way. You have the flexibility to make stops at interesting places, indulge in local delicacies, and discover hidden gems. The freedom to plan your own itinerary & travel at your own pace adds a sense of adventure and discovery to your trip. Plus, traveling by road provides a cost-effective option. It allows you to fully immerse yourself in the journey, creating lasting memories along the route.

[ A detailed road trip guide from Ahmedabad to Surat ]

Trip to Surat is ideal for

• Food Enthusiasts: Surat is a haven for food lovers. Travelers who enjoy culinary adventures can indulge in the city’s famous street food, including Surati Undhiyu, Locho, Ghari, and the delightful Surat Sweets. The city’s diverse and flavorful cuisine offers a gastronomic experience worth exploring.
• Textile and Fashion Enthusiasts: Surat is renowned as one of the major textile and diamond centers in India. Travelers interested in textiles, fabrics, and fashion can explore the bustling textile markets. They can witness the intricate craftsmanship, and shop for a wide variety of textiles, sarees, and traditional garments.
• Shopaholics: Surat is known as a shopper’s paradise. The city is famous for its textile industry, including silk, cotton, and traditional embroidery. Travelers can shop for textiles, sarees, dress materials, and intricately designed jewelry, making it an ideal destination for those who love shopping and exploring local markets.
• Weekend Getaway Seekers: Surat’s proximity to major cities like Ahmedabad and Mumbai makes it a popular choice for a weekend getaway. Travelers looking for a short break from their routine can enjoy the city’s attractions, and culinary delights. And they can explore nearby attractions such as the serene beaches of Dumas and Ubharat.
• Business Travelers: Surat is a major commercial and industrial center in Gujarat. Travelers visiting for business purposes can take advantage of the city’s well-developed infrastructure, trade opportunities, and connectivity to various other parts of Gujarat and India.

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Gujrat and Rajasthan are states which have always attracted tourists from all over the world. Each destination is very different from the others but also comes together cohesively. With our Savaari’s taxi service, you can make these road trips more comfortable, where you sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey , while our expert drivers help you discover hidden gems on your trip and make it an exciting experience.

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Best Places to visit Solo in Ahmedabad

You will find here a recommended list of Places to visit Solo in Ahmedabad, that you must visit.

Adalaj Step Well, Ahmedabad

Adalaj Step Well is an excellent example of Indo-Islamic architecture exhibiting a mélange of Hindu craftsmanship and the geometric pattern of Islamic architecture with exquisite stone carving and embellishments. It was built in 1498 in sandstone in the famous Solanki architectural style. Read more..

Akshardham Temple, Ahmedabad

It's a magnificent monument dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan and is made up of pink stone. The famous temple houses the life story of Lord Swaminarayan in pictures and his prasadik items. Read more..

Auto World Vintage Car Museum, Ahmedabad

Auto World Vintage Car Museum is an awesome collection of vintage cars, horse carriages motorcycles, and carts that are manufactured by famous automobile companies. Located at Dastan Estate, Sardar Patel Ring Road, Kathwada, New India Colony, Nikol, Ahmedabad, it inspires motor enthusiasts with its wonderful collection of vintage and classic cars. Read more..

Calico Museum of Textiles, Ahmedabad

Located at SP Ring Road in the bustling area of Hebatpur, Ahmedabad, Gujarat Science City houses several exciting attractions that are engaging and mind-blowing. It houses an IMAX 3D theatre and a wonderful display of dancing musical fountains. Read more..

Hutheesing Jain Temple, Ahmedabad

This remarkably elegant temple created out of white marble has been sacred to many Jain families, generation after generation. A sacred Jain place of worship, Hutheesing Jain Temple draws a huge crowd owing to its divinity and serenity. Read more..

Jama Masjid, Ahmedabad

Located outside Bhadra Fort at Manek Chowk, Gandhi Road, Ahmedabad, Jama Masjid is one of the ancient and most popular Islamic places of worship. Jama Masjid is a fine example of the Ahmedabad’s fine architectural heritage. Read more..

Rani no Hajiro, Ahmedabad

Located near Manek Chowk, Gandhi Road, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Rani no Hajiro is popularly known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens. The tomb has an ornate gateway, an open courtyard enclosed by a magnificent trellised cloister with carved stone screens on the walls. Read more..

Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad

Sabarmati Ashram is popularly known as Gandhi Ashram, Harijan Ashram, or Satyagraha Ashram is located in the Sabarmati suburb of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, adjoining the Ashram Road, 4.0 miles from the town hall. Experience the tranquil sanctity of the Ashram as you watch the beautiful pictures on the wall depicting the history of Gandhi and India’s freedom struggle. Read more..

Sarkhej Roza, Ahmedabad

A fine reflection of rich Islamic culture with amazing stylistic influences from Persia with Indian Hindu and Jain features Sarkhej Roza exhibits a splendid Indo-Saracenic architectural style. Located at Post Jeevraj Park, Sarkhej Makarba Road, Makarba, Ahmedabad, Sarkhej Roza is an Islamic place of sacred worship and is known for its history, spirituality and, reverence. Read more..

Shah-e-Alam's Roza, Ahmedabad

Shah-e- Alam Roza is a popular and medieval mosque also known as Rasulabad Dargah. It houses Shah e Alam's tomb complex with two mausoleums and Jama’at Khana. Read more..

Swaminarayan Temple, Ahmedabad

Swami Narayan temple is designed with its intricate carving in pure Burma-teak. The deities exhibit exquisite sculptural art depicting deities' episodes, representing auspicious symbols, religious icons, and Indian culture. The magnificent temple is built of hand-carved Italian Carrara marble, Turkish limestone, along with Indian pink stone. Read more..

The Pols, Ahmedabad

Almost 360 pols within a compound are an exceptional feature of the old walled city in Ahmedabad, where tourists can enjoy morning heritage walk. Many of the pols were built between 100 to 300 years ago and the oldest one was being aptly titled ‘Mahurat Pol’. Read more..

My first solo trip ever (gujarat)

I have always thought of packing my bags and leaving somewhere new one day but so many thoughts have stopped me every time -what if I get lost,injured or mostly I will be bored if I go alone as I won't have anyone to talk with. But, one day I made a random plan to go & explore the beaches of western part of India alone and booked everything at last minute and trust me, that was by far one of the most liberating fulfilling trip of my life till this date.

I landed in Ahmedabad around 9 in the night and instead of going to my hotel I decided to go straight to a famous restuarant to eat a gujrati thali.Sadly, the shop closes early that I didn't know before so my driver offered to take me to another small local place to eat gujrati thali.I found the food very homely and it was very affordable. Though I had booking only till the restuarant drop the driver offered to drop me till my hotel for free. I made sure my map was on but when you start your trip with such kind strangers you automatically feel excited about that place. I reached my hotel room around 11.30 pm took shower and went straight to bed with dreams of exploring the city the next day.

I woke up at 7 in the morning and I got ready quickly .The only time I wake up early is when I am travelling !.I decided to first try some authentic gujrati breakfast as no one can conquer the world on an empty stomach. For breakfast I had dhokla & jalebi along with my constant-coffee. I had booked an ola bike for whole day (last night's driver helped me book this) and I had my list ready for all the places that I wanted to explore.

I first visited sarkej roza which is a holy place for people of Islamic religion. It was completely empty and it was so big & beautiful. You have to cover your head to respect their beliefs here and though I was in western attire I carried a scarf for this. They do allow women also to visit major parts of it and as it was very secluded I spent next half an hour clicking pictures here. This is a very peaceful place.

Next stop was the very famous Sabarmati ashram or the Gaandhi ashram (as it is locally called). This place is where Mahatma Gandhi used to live and as I am fond of historical places I decided to stop by here.This place was also very quiet and peaceful and honestly I felt like it doesn't have much to see.Its located on banks of Sabarmati river and you can see the river from inside the ashram.

After walking in the ashram I felt tired so I went to Sabarmati river front to just sit and relax and calm my senses by watching the still waters. It has a huge seating place free for public and it's best to sit here at night or early morning.

After relaxing here for a while I was once again ready for a long drive and we decided to go to world vintage automobile museum.its located quite far from the city centre and took us about an hour to reach.This place has an entry fee and it's basically a museum of vintage cars.Starting from rolls Royce to cars made in 1930-40s in England I stood there and admired these timeless beauties. They don't really allow you to take a ride of the cars and if you want to do that you will have to pay a good amount for it & I didn't opt for it.

After the museum visit we decide to go back to the main city and I spent my afternoon sitting and eating ice-cream (my only lunch) at kankeria lake. It's a huge public lake and it's very well maintained. It was full of young college crowd who must have bunked classes to chill here.I just sat there watching people and enjoying my ice-cream happily.

After this it was almost sunset time and I was in a mood for some local shopping so my driver suggested to go to Lal darwaja which is the oldest market in Ahmedabad and also the cheapest. This place is full of hustle bustle and one has to very careful with their belongings here. I explored the market and also bought a small cute backpack for myself. You have to make all payments in cash here so make sure you brush up your bargaining skills before coming here.

Around 7.30 pm I decided to vist the very fomous manikh chowk which is the night market of Ahmedabad. It starts at 8 pm and goes on till 1-2 in the night.Itd full of local yummy street food and it's extremely crowded. This is a must visit place if you ever come to Ahmedabad. I was super hungry and enjoyed plates of pao bhaji,dosa and also some kulfis for dinner. I don't have photos of Manik chowk but no photo is enough for this .You gotta come here to live this experience.

I had my bus at 11 pm the same night from Ahmedabad to diu (that will be another blog) so I quickly freshened up at my hotel and reached the bus station in time to go to diu.

I did all this in just one day in Ahmedabad and after spending my weekend in diu came back again on Monday here to explore more.

When I came back I didn't have much to see so only went for a lavish gujrati lunch and also visited Badra fort. I had a few more places on my list but it was raining heavily all day long and as I had covered most places on first day only I decided to just chill at my hotel and took the flight at night back to my place.

One thing I learnt from this trip is as long as you do your research well and with a little help from locals it's not at all difficult to survive in an unknown land.

I hopped from one place to another so there was no boredom. Don't hesitate to talk with locals -they are your best guide (but don't be too friendly also).

I also learnt that as you don't have anyone to share expenses solo travelling is more heavy on pocket than going in group. But at day's end spending some good quality time exploring the world all by yourself can be the best therapy one can ever get & I highly recommend you all to go on atleast one solo trip in your lifetime .

I promised myself I will come back and do another solo trip for sure in my life.

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A Feel Good Solo Trip to Gujarat and Daman

Do you believe in the saying ‘Everything Happens for a Reason?’ Well I do, and I started believe in it more after my recent trip to Gujarat, Daman and Dadra & Nagar Haveli.  Some six months ago I was craving for a weeklong holiday in India, I wanted a place where there was a sea, beaches, lush greenery, some beautiful churches or any religious place and ample of quietude to lose myself into, and if you have been travelling in India for some time, you’d know that all my demands could be fulfilled by one place, Kerala. So, the drill began for general researching; the flight tickets to Kochi were affordable, I found some great budget hotel deals, and chalked out a rough itinerary of places to visit in Kerala. I selected the month of August, since monsoon would be in its full swing, and apparently, it was the year for the Neelkurinjis to bloom (they bloom after every 12 years). And then, one ordinary office day while discussing content with one of the colleagues, the love for Udvada (a Parsi Village in Gujarat that I fell in love with a few years ago after watching a coverage on some travel channel) returned, and the urge to visit it grew at the light’s speed. Since the Parsi New Year/Navaroz also fell in the month of August, I felt tempted to drop Kerala and plan a trip to Udvada to be present at the time of celebration in the village, with which I was madly in love.

It was early July, when Udvada started to take over my thoughts, sidelining Kerala. My Google search history also showed signs of paradigm shift, sounds too corporate? Let me be blunt then and call it exactly what it was like: ignorance towards Kerala and biases towards Gujarat. By mid-July, a rough Gujarat itinerary was also ready with me, which included an apparent visit to Udvada, then a little detour to closeby Daman and Silvassa. The plan got grand with inclusion of Ahmedabad; the beautiful and unsurpassed Polo Forest; and the ancient site of Lothal, situated close to Ahmedabad.

Came August, and the news of the worst flooding of Kerala in a century started to make rounds; I have to admit, as much as I was grieving for the flood affected state, I was glad I dropped the plan of visiting Kerala. So, that’s my story behind believing, Everything has a reason, what follows now is my beautiful journey to gorgeous Gujarat, delightful Daman, and distinct Dadra & Nagar Haveli. In case you are planning a trip to West India, this blog can be useful to you, so stay with me on this one, all right.

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The Train Chuffed its Way to Vapi, The Wait Was Finally Over

Vapi sits some 13-14 km from Daman and is the nearest railway station and has some affordable hotels as well. This is the reason why, I decided to make Vapi as my base to explore Daman, Silvassa and Udvada. I booked a hotel for 3 days on GIDC Area (National Highway 48) which gave me an easy access to both Daman and Silvassa.

Vapi is amongst the most industrialized cities in Gujarat, and also have few attractions to see, which unfortunately, I did not get time to explore. The train from Delhi reached Vapi in the morning around 7:30, the journey was for 17 hours. The hotel was only 10-15 minutes away giving me enough time to rest and freshen up to head to Daman.

Daman Awaited to Brighten Up My Day with Quietude and Good Vibes

If I call Daman a sleepy destination, it wouldn’t be incorrect. The city that is divided in two major parts – Nani and Moti has its own pace and you’d love it to the core. The certain easiness and relaxed ambiance even on a weekday makes you feel quite nice, encouraging you to spend more time here. I took an auto to Daman-Vapi border and from there, a local bus to Nani Daman. There is a dedicated blog on Daman on our website, in case you want to plan a trip.

After getting down at Nani Daman, I chose to walk till Moti Daman, the decision came after the bus conductor informed that it is doable. One has to cross a beautiful old bridge underneath which, flows the serene Daman Ganga river. At a distance from the bridge you can also see the river merging into the sea, and it is such a lovely view to behold. The walking distance between Nani and Moti Daman varies according to the route you take after crossing the Old Bridge. But let me warn you, your feet will ache a bit. I walked along the fort wall, following it all the way to the sea, the Lighthouse, and then finally making it to Moti Daman Post Office (inside the fort). The fort complex has two beautiful churches – one dedicated to Jesus and another to Mother Mary along with a number of government buildings and a school. By the time I finished my march to the fort, the churches were closed only to open again at 3 pm. I checked time on my phone and it indicated that there was still an hour left for the churches’ gates to reopen, so I decided to linger some more on the premises to kill time.

After the gate opened, I spent time exploring the two churches, both of them had impressive Portuguese style architecture and of course the much-needed quietude that somehow connects you even more to these places of worship. By the time I left Our Lady Of Rosario Prathnalay, it started to drizzle. Taking the directions from the church’s guard, I took an auto from outside the fort for Jampore Beach, which was another 4 km from the Fort Area. An array of shacks cover a part of Jampore Beach and as you get near to it, the air fills with the aroma of freshly cooked seafood and that of the sea itself. Since, I visited in the monsoon season, the water at Jampore was muddy, however, what made me happy was the cool breeze, a view, and finally some relaxing time relishing the best of sea and the alcohol which I was pretty sure would accompany me till the setting of the sun. I dropped the idea of visiting Devka Beach and made my way back to Vapi after relishing a great evening at Jampore.

My Dream was to Become a Reality the Next Day and the Night Showed No Drama in Passing Quickly

I had saved a Yellow Kurta to wear on my day of exploring Udvada. The anticipation compelled me to wake up early in the morning too, and I was ready to go in no time. However, I considered it wise to have some breakfast before leaving, since food adds significantly to my happiness. Yesterday’s drill was repeating to get the auto – the haggling thing with the auto driver somehow becomes an innate part of one’s travel in India. The driver gave me the final offer of Rs 200 to drop me off in Udvada Village or else, the best he could do was to drop me at the Level Crossing on the other side of which, autos for the village can be found. I could have refused the former offer, but then the auto driver was an interesting man with a lot to say over women safety in Gujarat (positive things) and the culture of the state, so I accepted the offer. The driver continued talking about how safe Gujarat is for women on the basis of incidents witnessed by him. When, we reached Udvada, he concluded with “it is the land of Gandhi, and people still follow his teachings.” I smiled, handed over the due payment, and got down at a crossroad in Udvada.

Despite being the day of the celebration, the place looked utterly quiet. I did not know anything about Navroz celebration then, neither do I know about it now, however, I should maybe spend some time reading. Anyway, back on track, a Portuguese style building beckoned that I have reached the right place, and I was joyous from inside, but I didn’t see anyone outside, which was kind of strange. I started to walk more Portuguese houses start to greet with colours so soothing and nice that you cannot stop taking pictures of them. I walked 5-10 minutes in silence with an occasional passing by of cars full of Parsis, a few autos that usually had no passengers and bikes that were ridden by non-Parsis. The houses mostly grabbed my attention, they were so pretty that for sometime I forgot about the awkward quietness of the place. I kept walking and came to a stop only when I saw a dreamy white plastered building, as if I was in some remote European town. The sign read Atash Behram (Zoroastrian Temple) and it indeed took my breath away. As a non-Parsi, I was not allowed to go inside the temple, but the fact I was around this holy building and actually witnessing it with my own two eyes, made me dizzy. I must have like hundred pictures of this place in excitement before moving ahead to see the rest of this beautiful beautiful village.

I crossed some gorgeous Portuguese houses, which had these attractive verandahs – the only thing I wished all through was if someone could invite me in for a cup of tea maybe. Alas, that wish didn’t come true. Anyway, I walked towards a pretty looking Dharamshala where a small sign read Homemade Ice Cream. There were few women sitting in the verandah laughing and chatting, that gave a good vibe. I walked past the building and found a small garden type area where some 40-50 goats were grazing, it was an odd sight, something I wasn’t really expecting, but then what the heck, it was Udvada. A decent size shelter was situated next to the lawn, I decided to take some rest, and in no time, rain started to pour. What has been decided as a short break turned to a comparatively long halt, but then, it was a much-needed one. I enjoyed the downpour for little more than half an hour and then decided to start walking to find a place to have lunch. I took a slightly different route to head back as I also wanted to see the beach. So I enquired with few locals to how to go about it. After walking by some more beautiful houses and Dharamshalas, I reached a place from where sea was visible, not the best view, I have to say, but what the heck, I loved the vibe of this place.

There are a number of places to eat Parsi food in Udvada, however, my feet led me to this restaurant at the entry of the village next to the Sohrabji Jamshedji Sodawaterwalla Dharamshala. The host was quite welcoming, and offered to serve some Parsi specialities – Patra Ni Machi, and the traditional Dal and Rice with a raspberry soda. The food was undoubtedly delicious but the hospitality and humbleness won my heart more. I have always fallen for remote places, the people are so humble at these destinations that it revives one’s trust in humanity again, no exaggeration. It was 3:30 by the time lunch was finished and I still had whole evening to myself, the thought of heading to Daman quickly popped in my head as if it has been waiting all along for this. So, I took an auto to Daman and decided to head directly to Devka Beach which could not be explored due to me being inebriated a day before.

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Devka Beach was the Right Venue to Celebrate the Accomplishment of One More Dream

Udvada to Daman is a short drive of 20 minutes. You can get down at the border, and take the same local bus and ask the conductor to drop you to the nearest stand to Devka Beach. You can then take an auto and visit the beach. Devka is similar to Jampore with black sand, the only difference is in the crowd, here you’d see a lot of families, which to be honest made me feel more comfortable. Here too, I settled in one of the shacks, grabbed a bottle of beer and some cashews, they do not serve any seafood, well, as far as I know. The rest of the evening was spent celebrating my accomplishment of finally making it to Udvada, a destination I have been dreaming to visit. A sudden downpour, did disturb my plan, like a tad bit, but then, it all went quiet after 20 minutes and the evening spent at Devka Beach remains etched in my memories.

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A Rainy Day at Silvassa that Somehow Ruined My Sightseeing Plans

It was cloudy since night, so a downpour was expected the next morning. Silvassa, the capital of Dadra & Nagar Haveli was in the schedule today. The capital city is just 20 km from Vapi, and the best way to reach here are the shared autos from GIDC Chowk. Unlike Daman, you don’t have to change vehicle at the border, which was quite a relief. I left for Silvassa around 10 in the morning, since I had a train to catch from Vapi for Ahmedabad later in the evening. Now, this must be the first time, I hadn’t chalked out the day’s itinerary, so, the first attraction I would find on Google was going to determine where I’d go next and the first destination to visit in Silvassa was chosen as Vasona Lion Safari Park. I got down at the city centre, and asked the local auto driver to take me there, “the park is closed in the monsoon season,” he responded, God bless my lack of research. I asked him about the nearest attraction I can visit, to which he answered Swaminarayan Temple, so without giving it a second thought, I requested him to take me there.

Swaminarayan Temple is one of the major attractions of Silvassa. As expected, it is a well-maintained and beautiful shrine that one shouldn’t miss out on. Built on a large platform which can be reached by a flight of stairs, this sacred edifice caught my eye big time. Unfortunately, it started to rain heavily, and I had to shelter myself under a freestanding structure with a roof and pillars. The rain was in no mood to cease, I waited for more than half an hour but neither did it stop nor it rained any less. I finally had to exit the temple, since there was no way I could explore the place anymore without an umbrella. Boarded an auto from outside the temple and asked him to take me to a nice place to eat in Silvassa, where he knows the food is good. He took me a few kilometers away to drop in front of a restaurant which was almost vacant. I confirmed with the driver if this a good place to eat, he assured by nodding. Let me confess, I had one of the best Biryanis at this place, the name of which I have forgotten and feel guilty now. The presentation is what won my heart the most with yellow and white rice grains on top and the gravy right at the bottom, which made it quite unique to the eye. The taste was as brilliant as the presentation. It was already 2:30 when I finished my lunch, and the downpour still continued. Disappointed, I decided to head back to Vapi to board the train, since the chances of exploring the city now seemed bleak. Just to give you a glimpse – Silvassa is a well-maintained city with some good places to visit including a Tribal Museum, few gardens, a lion safari park, and some temples, unfortunately, I couldn’t visit any other place apart from Swaminarayan Temple.

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After Bidding Goodbye to Vapi, It was Time to Explore the Other Side of Gujarat and I was Ready For It

The double decker train from Vapi to Ahmedabad takes around 5 hours to reach. I had booked a hotel close to the railway station in advance, so that gave me time enough to sleep and prepare myself for the next journey to another much-anticipated destination on this Gujarat trip – Polo Forest. I had a simple meal at the hotel in the night, and called it a day. Oh, I do have to mention this, although my hotel was close to the railway station, it was in the part of the city that is not much preferred by the tourists, so my auto driver was a bit worried, and in order to make sure that the place I was staying was safe, he accompanied me to the hotel’s reception area and spoke to the hotel staff, and I have to be honest, it was completely a weird feeling, I have never had someone take care of me like this in my entire travelling life! So, a big shout out to you guys in Ahmedabad, because of you I still believe in goodness in the world.

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Polo Forest was Awaiting to Spread its Magic and I Couldn’t be Happier

I often speak about serendipity on my Instagram handle since I have found it at so many places that I’ve travelled to, and Polo Forest was one of them.

Some 160 km from Ahmedabad, exists a place of which very few people know about. A place that is lush green and is adorned with temple ruins, river and mountains, you can very well imagine, what a scenic place it shall be. I boarded a bus from Ahmedabad’s Geeta Mandir Bus Station to Idar, which is at a distance of about 45 km from the Polo Forest. I had booked my tent stay in advance at Polo Retreat which is at Dholivav Kampa in the Polo Forest Area. So, at the bus stand, I booked a full auto to the resort, although there is also an option for a shared jeep in which there are 10 seats but 16 -20 people travel. It is one sight, you cannot miss, and if you think it is crazy, let me tell you I have experienced it myself, well, that part of the story will be coming shortly in the description.

Polo Retreat is indeed a pleasant place, and I got the idea of it, when I entered the resort that is situated amidst a village where there are partially just dirt roads. The entrance of the resort is through an open cafeteria on the right side of which is a swimming pool. The owner sits at the counter of the cafetaria, and more than you, he looks in the vacation mode with sunglasses, sleeveless t-shirt and bermuda shorts on, please Mr. Ramesh Patel, hope you’d forgive me for this extremely honest description.

I was showed my tent amidst this beautiful setting, and I have to say I was dying to spend the night here. The tent was big for a single person, what caught most of my attention was the big bathtub in the washroom! What I did next, is apparent I guess. There were few families eating when I arrived at the cafeteria, little did I know none of them would be staying back and I would have the entire resort to myself. Did that give you an eerie feel? Well it should, because, I felt the same way too when post tea in the evening, I was informed about it by the owner while I was enjoying a dance performance by a Gujju family spending a holiday here. I decided not to visit Polo Forest the same day, and asked him to schedule it for next day early morning, for which he happily agreed and fixed it for 8 am.

The Night was Silent and So was My Heart Tonight for the Strangest of Reasons

At 8:30 pm the dinner was served, and I was back in the tent by 9:15 pm. I tried taking a stroll outside for some time but then being the forest area, the place was infested with insects, so the wise thing was to go inside and call it a day. Outside it was so silent that I could hear sounds of different insects and also that of the silence.

Polo Exploration is Not an Adventure it is an Indelible Experience

I was ready at the given time, my guide Kalidas Ji came to pick me up on his bike, since I did not have my own vehicle. Mostly, the people who come to Polo Forest bring their own vehicle for convenience and to be honest, it is an asset.

Our expedition began with Kalidas Ji’s self-introduction in which he told me about how he and a few other men from the  nearby villages of Polo helped in maintaining a record of the forest and the monuments present. It was after their constant efforts that Government recognized it an important historical destination in Gujarat. The territory of the Polo Forest began, giving me an incomprehensible chill down my spine. The first monument, we stopped by was a Shiva Temple, which is a large temple area that now lie in ruins, I can start to tell you its history but then, the blog would not end. The major attractions of Polo Forest for me was the Harnav River, there was also a trek that heads to a top of hill called Bhim Hill. A sun temple up a short trek on a hill is something one can relish. But fascinating temple for me in Polo was the Jain Temple which has this huge open circle roof that is worth taking hundred pictures of. Next to it lies a fenced area which Kalidas Ji made me cross in order to explore some temples and houses that are buried underneath the ground with only their top part being visible above the ground. After a short hike and little huff and puff, we headed down the hill towards the entry gate where we had parked the bike. I wouldn’t lie but my feet ached a bit, and lucky for me there was a stream running just ahead of us where I got to soak my tired feet. Ah! That feeling I can never forget.

After soaking my feet for around 10 minutes in the water, I was rejuvenated to visit Harnav Dam, which according to Kalidas Ji was our last destination. Before that, we headed to the museum, maintained by Polo Forest authorities that has exhibitions of various native birds, animals and tribes. The museum is a short distance away from the Dam area. We parked the bike and Kalidas Ji took me to the dam site from an unconventional route where the tourists were not allowed. I got full view of the Harnav Dam and the feeling you bet was amazing. A short hike up a hill, brought us the bridge area of the Dam where tourists get the panoramic view of the Polo Forest. In case you are visiting, make sure to either wear a light perfume or no perfume at all since the bridge is infested with bees who can mistake you for flowers, no kidding. The wide vista from the dam is something that will linger in my memory for long.

Kalidas Ji while returning said, he wanted to show me one more place – an old Dargah before we head back. I happily said yes. The Dargah is situated on an elevated hillock now, whereas earlier it was on a boulder amidst the Harnav River that now runs on its left side. The place is surreal with mountains around and the quietness will compel you to spend some time here. I soaked my feet again and asked Kalidas Ji to take my picture. I wanted to take back as many memories I could with me, but most of all I really wished to take back this peace, this positive silence and the serendipity.

Ahmedabad, The City that Has Its Own Warm Embrace

After returning to the resort from Polo, I was to head back to Ahmedabad. Kalidas Ji offered to drop me till the taxi stand. Remember, I was talking about the shared jeeps which over accommodate people, yes, now was my turn to ride it. And no exaggeration there were exactly 15 people in my jeep with 5 people (including the driver) in the front seat; 4 in the middle (including me); 4 in the rear and two standing at the rear end. The driver was careful not to drop any of the passenger hanging outside on the street, and he was doing a pretty good job. I reached Idar bus station in one piece, and thanking god for it, I headed to board bus to Ahmedabad and made it to my hotel on Ashram Road by 5:30 in the evening. I chilled in the city, met a friend I’ve been meaning to, and called it a day by 11:00.

Next day, I planned my day’s itinerary in order not to repeat Silvassa’s mistake. The first destination in the itinerary to visit in Ahmedabad was Sabarmati Ashram, apparently due to its proximity to my hotel. So quite a positive day began with the exploration of Sabarmati Ashram, and you can find my detailed experience on this link here . After spending a major chunk of day here, I headed for Adalaj Stepwell, which is some distance away from the main city. The auto driver himself seemed like an ardent fan of this attraction in Ahmedabad since he told me he has visited Adalaj 10-12 times with friends and family. He offered to take me back to the city saying he’d be interested again to visit this stepwell again. At the entrance of the gate, a guide offered to give me a tour, and agreed. I always feel, that a guided tour is so much better than trying to decipher things on your own. Also, I feel hiring guides is part of sustainable tourism, and thus, must be encouraged wherever and whenever.

The guide informed about how each pillar in the Adalaj has different carving and several other important information, which you can find in a separate blog here. You’d find a number of tourists visiting this stepwell, however I feel a small fee should be imposed so that some revenue is generated for better maintenance of the place. My guide listened to the guide carefully, and I loved how looking at every pillar, he would repeat what the guide has told about different carved patterns. We completed our exploration of Adalaj in 30-40 minutes and were ready to head back to Ahmedabad. I asked my auto driver who by now have understood my taste in architecture to drop me at Sidi Sayyed Mosque.

En route though, the driver convinced me to pay a short visit to Swaminarayan Temple in Ahmedabad, which according to him is the first Swaminarayan shrine in the world. I got excited and agreed to visit, and indeed it was a good decision. The temple, as expected was beautiful, and although I wasn’t allowed inside, I did get mesmerize with its exterior. After visiting Swaminarayan Mandir, en route, the driver spotted another temple, this one a Jain one called Hutheesing Temple and he was excited like a little kid. As if he was the one visiting a new city, he insisted that we see this temple as well, and the chirp in his voice and shine in the eyes compelled me to agree with him.

Hutheesing is a gorgeous temple and if at all they would allow photography inside, I would be able to share with you some really breathtaking pictures with you. It’s a large temple complex with incredible architecture and detailed carvings. The temple was completely empty when we visited, and my auto driver made friends with the guard who invited us to see the upper storey of the temple, where the marvellous stone jaali (net) work could be seen closely. A steep and narrow staircase led to the upper part of the temple, the guard gave detailed information of the work and then took us to the roof area to appreciate the massive temple domes. It was such a great experience and unique as well.

Finally, we reached the popular Sidi Sayyed Mosque, and the rain also arrived. Unfortunately, when I reached this famous destination in Ahmedabad, it was almost time for the Namaaz (prayer time) and I was given a window of mere 5-7 minutes to explore. I hustled, quickly took pictures of the famous Jaali work and there I was standing outside the mosque gate before the men start to gather. I wish I had more time to take pictures and even to carefully look at the detailed artwork. My last destination was Bhatiyar Gali, because they say if you haven’t had non-veg here, you’re trip to Ahmedabad is incomplete. The auto driver dropped me at the entrance of Bhatiyar Gali and bid goodbye. I started my exploration but the rain was keeping me down, so I settled for the first place I found for trying the non-vegetarian food and it turned out to extremely good. I had this large piece of chicken fry, some rice and a chapati to give my stomach what it has been craving for so long. The rain continued, so I had no option but to head to the hotel. In the evening, I took a short walk on Ashram Road, exploring its nooks and corners and then settled for a small meal before crashing into the bed in the hotel room again.

Lothal Marked the Perfect End to My Ah-Mazing Trip, You Know Just the Kind I Like

What’s travel without some glitches and fails? Nothing, I say. Lothal was all planned, there was a bus to be boarded again from Geeta Mandir to Bagodara and from there an auto had to be taken to Lothal, what could go wrong in it, right? Well, at a remote destination, you cannot predict which small thing can turn out to be bad. Don’t worry, nothing major went wrong, just small fails here and there. First one being, the unavailability of a direct auto to Lothal from Bagodara and second one being no transport means between Arnej and Lothal. Yes, I couldn’t find any vehicle from the Arnej Level Crossing for almost 45 minutes and I burnt myself under the scorching heat. However, due to God’s mercy, I did manage to get an auto after 45 minutes, which had one seat left for me. The auto driver said, we had to go and drop the other people a few kilometeres away and then we could return to head to Lothal. I had no choice but to agree. We dropped the other passengers some 2 km opposite the direction of Lothal and then headed for my destination.

This auto driver also had the same inquisitivity about me travelling all alone though he added, Gujarat was safe enough for any solo female traveller. I smiled, and nodded in agreement. The driver spoke about Lothal and how it is gradually catching the eyes of international tourists in the winter and summer seasons, and I was just wondering what would be like to visit this place in peak summer when it was hot in the monsoon season.

A travel guide for Lothal is on the website already, in case you want to plan a trip to this destination in Gujarat. Lothal comprises of a well-curated museum which will definitely intrigue you, and the main archaeological site where you can literally walk in the past. The auto driver skipped the museum but was overjoyed to show me around the excavated site which due to the monsoon rain had turned lush green offering an incredible sight to relish. We spent approximately 40 minutes to visit the site before the black clouds started to show the sign of interruption. The driver suggested we should head back if the sudden downpour is what I want to avoid. He dropped me at Bagodara and to my surprise I did not have enough cash to pay, and to add a bit thrill to my surprise, all the ATMs were closed in Bagodara since it was Eid. We checked each ATM in the hopes of them being partially opened but to no avail. Then an idea struck me, I asked the driver to take me to the nearest petrol pump, he did as I said. I requested the payment collector to swipe my card and in return give the amount in cash to the driver, he was really helpful and without any question agreed to my request. The driver was elated, he exclaimed, who could have thought this could be an option. He also said, “I’d take partial payment from you and let you go with some cash, so that you do not face any problem on the way.” His words melted my heart, some time we meet such nice people out of nowhere and I believe that’s the beauty of travel. The driver even came to see me off at the bus station, it was such a heartwarming gesture, something I won’t forget.

To answer why I travel solo – I feel it is the most amazing way to see the world, meet the most heartwarming people and most importantly come back each time with a new perspective, something that you miss when you’re travelling with friends or family. Gujarat and Daman trip was such a soulful experience for me, because sometimes all you need is to be amongst strangers and feel that not so strange warmth of being home. If you haven’t given solo travel a thought, it is time that you consider going on one, because guess what, life is indeed is about finding new adventure everyday.

About Nidhi Singh

From the Lake District, Nainital, Nidhi Singh is a travel writer whose love for mountains can be seen in her write ups. Talk about solo travelling, indulging in adventure activities, binging on good food, planning budget trips or the Aurora Borealis and you will get all her attention. It is the wanderlust that keeps her going and if at all she could get one wish granted she would love to live a life less ordinary. Follow her on Twitter , Facebook & Instagram .

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Best Places to Stay for Solo Travelers and Group of Friends in Ahmedabad

Best Places to Stay for Solo Travelers and Group of Friends in Ahmedabad is famous for many things, including brilliant restaurants, thrilling night markets, historical museums, fascinating buildings, and exciting nightlife. So, Ahmedabad is a great city to visit if you enjoy history or marveling at architectural marvels. If you are planning a trip to Ahmedabad, Gujarat, first check the  Gujarat tour packages  on  Lock Your Trip . Choose the best package according to you and pack your bags.

Cheapest stays in Ahmedabad:

Sunshine Dormitory

Sunshine Dormitory is conveniently placed in the gorgeous city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and is easily accessible. The rooms are filled with double decker beds. Moreover which allows only boys to rest and the Dormitory is equipped with facilities like Free high speed internet Wi-Fi, Daily Housekeeping, Air Conditioning, Room Service, Dry Cleaning Service, Laundry Service and Common Bathroom. You can enjoy the views from shared balcony with strange people. A luggage room and a work space are also available to guests. One can stay here in low budget  Gujarat tour package s.

Starts from: 400 INR (Depends on availability)

Address: 1752, Relief Road, Old City, Panchkula, Zaveri wad, Kalupur, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001

Aaramgruh Hotel Dormitory

Sardar Vallabh bhai Patel International Airport is 10.0 kilometers away from Aaramgruh Hotel Dormitory in Nava Naroda, Ahmedabad. Moreover one can visit here for cheap and best overnight stay. So, Free high-speed internet Wi-Fi, Housekeeping, Elevator, Room Service, Dry Cleaning Service, Common Bathroom with shower and amenities, Laundry Service, and Free Parking are all available in this dormitory’s rooms. At this hotel, you may also order a wake-up call. This location’s check-in and check-out times are 12 p.m. and 10 a.m., respectively. At the time of booking, you may additionally request early check-in and late check-out.

Starts from: 550 INR (Depends on availability)

Address: Vasant Vihar, near Nava Naroda, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382330

Chayana Hotel & AC Dormitory

They provide a quiet and relaxed ambience to guests in their spacious & richly appointed pods or beds. Therefore come alone or with your friends, the staff of the hotel is always ready to serve the best for you. The facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and a shared lounge, along with free high speed internet Wi-Fi throughout the property. So, the hotel has English and Hindi newspapers and an ATM machine that guests can use. This hotel also has capsule beds with centralized air conditioning. This property is completely no smoking area.

The Sabarmati Riverfront is only 0.5 mile away. The Railway Station is 1.5 km away, and the International and Domestic Airports are all 7 km apart. So Best Places to Stay for Solo Travelers and Group of Friends in Ahmedabad.

Starts from: 249 INR (Depends on availability)

Address: Mother Teresa Rd, Old City, Dhalgarwad, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001

Hotel Anytime

Hotel Anytime is located in Ahmedabad and it features air- conditioner rooms with basic facilities. This place is just 2 km away from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Internation Airport. Moreover the rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat- screen TV, AC, free high speed internet Wi Fi and private bathroom with geyser, shower and free toiletries.

Every morning, the resort serves a vegetarian breakfast, which guests can choose if they choose. So, you can order anything to eat and drink, as there is 24-hour room service available at this hotel. This hotel is cheapest of its kind and the best for low budget  Gujarat tour package .

Starts from: 600 INR (Depends on availability)

Address: Hans Pura, Police Chowki, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382330

Relax AC Dormitory

The Best Places to Stay in New York City for Solo Travelers and Groups of Friends Relax AC dormitory is located in Ahmedabad, 3.5 kilometers from Gandhi Ashram and 5 kilometers from IIM. So, It offers accommodation with a communal lounge, free high-speed internet Wi-Fi, and free private parking for visitors that drive. The property is located at 7 km from Sardar Patel Stadium. Moreover the accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk, an ATM and on spot currency exchange for guests.

At the hostel all rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a TV with satellite channels, a kitchen, a common dining area. So, a safety deposit box and a shared bathroom with shower and slippers. Moreover All rooms at this place are smoking restricted, one can’t smoke at this place.

Starts from: 499 INR (Depends on availability) Address: Jaswant Chambers, Rustom Cama Marg, Lal Darwaja, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001.

Places to visit near Ahmedabad for One Day

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Wondering about the places to visit near Ahmedabad in one day ? There are many options for adventure enthusiasts, nature lovers, architecture admirer if you are looking for tourist places near Ahmedabad.

While there are many things to do in Ahmedabad , visitors have the option of chosing places to visit near Ahmedabad. With options such as picnic spot in Ahmedabad, resorts offering staycation and even waterfalls near Ahmedabad, the options are endless.

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PLACES TO VISIT NEAR AHMEDABAD | ONE DAY TRIPS FROM AHMEDABAD

There are tourist places near Ahmedabad that are both ancient and modern, and attract visitors of all ages. The places include temples, hill stations, nature trails and iconic monuments. Whether you are looking for a one day picnic near Ahmedabad for couples or a one-day adventure trip near Ahmedabad, here are some re-energising break ideas for a perfect road trip from Ahmedabad.

Polo Forest, Gujarat

Polo Forest is one of the best places to visit near Ahmedabad, especially in monsoon!

Polo is an ancient historical site in Gujarat and perfect for a one day trip from Ahmedabad. Polo forest in monsoon is a sensuous sight to behold with its picturesque forests overlooking the misty mountains. A trip to Polo Forest Gujarat is perfect for small treks, nature enthusiasts, architectural lovers, photographers and painters. It is a lovely place for a family picnic as there are many activities amidst the lush nature like cycling in forest, trekking, riverside walking, taking a dip in the fresh waterfalls and many others. 

A Jain temple in the middle of Polo forest is visited by a lot of people as it a heritage site. Earlier, the temple was a pilgrimage for the Jains but it was destroyed by the Mughals and what remains now are the ruins, which still look beautiful. The temple is said to be over 1500 years old with intricately carved deities, sculptures and motifs from everyday life. 

Walk amidst the deciduous forest to reach the Vanaj dam built over Harnav river. Spend some time by this tranquil river and to reconnect with nature.

Read in detail:  Polo Forest Gujarat

Driving distance from Ahmedabad to Polo Forest: 150 km (3.5 hours)

Modhera Sun Temple

If architecture is something that intrigues you then head north towards Mehsana to reach Modhera Sun Temple which is about 100 km from Ahmedabad. Modhera Sun temple is totally worthy for a one day trip from Ahmedabad as it is architecturally mind-blowing. Appreciate the intricate carvings in the temple which is a depiction of the Sun and its unity with earth’s elements – air, water, soil & space. Be sure to check out the extremely beautiful and Instagram worthy Surya Kund.

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Driving distance from Ahmedabad to Modhera: 100 km (approx 2.5 hours)

Rani-ki-Vav-Patan

This trip to Modhera can be combined with Patan which is further 43 km from Modhera. Patan is popular for 2 things: Patola Sarees and Rani ki Vav. Rani ki Vav is a stepwell situated in Patan and is the finest and the largest stepwell in Gujarat. It is built using Maru-Gurjara architecture style, reflecting complex technique and details. The stepwell is divided into seven levels of stairs with over 200 sculptural panels and 500 sculptures which are ornamented on sidewalls. Due to its beautifully adorned sculptures, Rani ki Vav is listed as one of the 38 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India .

Patan also has the ancient heritage os Patola saree weaving. A Patola museum is set up on the way to Rani ki Vav called Patan Patola Heritage. It exhibits all the types of equipment, materials and techniques used for weaving the double Ikat . get fascinated with the demonstration and bowled over by the finished products. Known to be one of the most expensive handlooms, you will be tempted to have a piece for yourself. Splurge away if you can.

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Entrance of Rani Vav

Statue of Unity

Statue of Unity from Ahmedabad is becoming one of the most popular day trips. Statue of Unity is the world’s tallest statue and it is the statue of Shri Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, built as a memorial to the contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai in the country’s freedom struggle and the stellar role he played in unifying the country into a nation. 

The statue is situated on an island near the Sardar Sarovar Dam . The area around the statue has an exhibition gallery, viewing gallery, the valley of flowers, memorial, audiovisual gallery, Sardar Sarovar Dam, River rafting and Jungle safari. With so many activities present, a day trip is funfilled with loads of activities. This is one of the best places to visit near Ahmedabad.

Read in Detail: One day trip from Ahmedabad to Statue of Unity .

Driving Distance from Ahmedabad to Statue of Unity: 200 km (approx. 4.5 hours)

Nalsarovar is the answer for all birdwatchers in the state. Already a favourite amongst professional photographers, Nalsarovar is also looked upon as a family picnic spot. It is the only Ramsar Wetland site in the state and is extremely important for the ecology around. Although Nalsarovar is closed in the monsoon, enthusiasts can visit the periphery areas to photograph the indigenous species. If you hire a guide for a day, you can also visit the plains nearby which is a habitat of many other animals and birds. 

Nalsarovar has documented close to 200 species of birds during winters, many of which are migratory. Watching flamingos here is a joy and should not be missed.

Also Read: Birdwatching destinations around Ahmedabad

Driving Distance from Ahmedabad to Nalsarovar: 62 km (1.5 hours)

Zanzari Waterfalls

Wondering if there waterfalls near Ahmedabad? Zanzari waterfall is the answer.

Zanzari waterfall also known as Jhanjhari Waterfall is a waterfall on the Vatrak River, Kheda region. A small hike on the rocks leads to the main fall which has a fall of 25 meters. It is a good picnic spot to spend a day with family or friends. Zanzari waterfall is fuller during monsoon with the rain waters and has negligible water during other seasons. However, it is still a good option for one day trip from Ahmedabad.

Driving Distance from Ahmedabad to Zanzari waterfall: 75 km (approx. 2 hours)

Lothal is a 4,500-year-old town which was an important port on the Indian subcontinent during the Harappan Civilization . It was discovered in 1954, post-independence and is an important archaeological site due to its scientific layout and a massive dockyard that facilitated trade with other civilizations of the time.

The major attractions in Lothal are the vast ruins of the ancient city which includes ancient dockyard, the acropolis, the lower town, the bead factory, the warehouses, and the drainage system.

A museum houses the objects found from the ancient site along with information. The museum also displays seals from Bahrain, terracotta figures from Sumeria, and objects from Egypt. 

Distance from Ahmedabad to Lothal: 85 km (approx. 2 hours)

Blackbuck National Park, Velavadar

The golden grasslands of Velavadar are the habitat of the threatened species – Indian Blackbuck. In order to conserve their dwindling numbers, Velavadar has a dedicated area called the Blackbuck National Park. Over 5000 blackbucks freely roam in these grasslands. It is an absolute delight to watch them sprint around. If you are a wildlife enthusiast and really craving for those wildlife photoshoots, fret not and head straight to Velavadar from Ahmedabad. The park is closed in monsoon but you will find ample blackbucks from the highway and the shutter of your camera would be happy to fire away.

You read about my experience and a detailed guide here: Blackbuck National Park

Distance from Ahmedabad to Velavadar: 150 km (4 hours)

Orsang Camp Resort, Chanod

Orsang camp is a favourite among corporates for one-day tour packages from Ahmedabad. With a huge area, Orsang offers many activities that are good enough to engage kids, friends on a picnic, team-building for office colleagues or just a family staycation. 

Situated on the Orsang river, there are adventure activities such as zip-lining across the river and kayaking. Some activities on the site include BURMA Bridge, Tyre Walk, Monkey Bridge, Walk-in Air-On Tyre, ZigZag Commando Net and Swing Bridge among others. 

Distance from Ahmedabad to Orsang Resort: 164 km (4 hours)

Vadnagar, Gujarat

Vadnagar, famous as Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s hometown, is an ancient heritage town. Although it does not feature on the tourist’s circuit, it is one of the best places in Gujarat for architecture lovers. A perfect showcase of Solanki dynasty carvings can be seen at Kirti Toran (two intricately carved columns made in the 12th century, that support an arch 40 feet in height). 

Talking about carvings, the Hateshwar Mahadev temple, a 17th-century temple is one of the most beautiful, intricately carved temples. Other than this there is a lake, Jain temple, step-well and garden that deserve a visit in Vadnagar. 

Read in Detail: Vadnagar, Gujarat

Distance from Ahmedabad to Vadnagar: 100 km (2.5 hours)

Bakor Nature Camp

Bakor has emerged as a perfect camping getaway in Gujarat. While it is ideal to spend a night here in the wilderness, a day trip to Bakor is possible and is very rewarding. Bakor is a small village in Mahisagar district on the foothills of the Aravalli Range . It is blessed with abundant trees, waterfalls, good birdlife, historical places and tribal culture. Experiencing the outdoors in Gujarat could never have been this rewarding.

If you choose Bakor one day picnic then places to visit in Bakor include Kadana dam, Adadari waterfall, Kaleshwari temple and Dodavanta lake. If you choose Bakor Nature camp then be ready to be bowled with the picturesque bounty of nature. There are options for trekking, jungle trail, birdwatching and campfire at night. 

Distance from Ahmedabad to Bakore: 150 km (3.5 hours)

SUSTAINABLE TIPS FOR PLACES TO VISIT IN AHMEDABAD

• Do not harm any ancient heritage structures by carving or writing on it.
• Do not dispose of garbage in tourist areas such as heritage sites, water bodies or national parks. Dispose only in designated trash bins.
• Wear comfortable shoes and dress modestly.

Do you like the options that I have given here? Do you know of any more places that could be part of the list? Or have you already visited the places mentioned? Leave a comment to let me know.

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Ketki Gadre

Ketki is an environmental consultant and a sustainable travel blogger, who loves nature, wildlife and heritage. She enjoys bringing places to life through her informative blogs to inspire readers to travel sustainably and become responsible travellers.

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I cannot wait to visit India!

These look like great day trips to go on! I haven’t heard of most of these but they look really nice.

The Blackbucks of Velavadar are such majestic creatures. I know this time is causing me to find what’s closed to home.

Exactly. I have postponed going to so many places near to me and prefered to go to far off places. All this is coming in handy now!

I haven’t been to Ahmedabad but it’s good know that such beautiful places are there for day trips. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to visit Nalsarovar one day.

Thanks to these day trips, it is easy to survive in the pandemic situation.

I’ve always wanted to visit India! I’ll have to check this place out when I get there 🙂

I may be biased because it is my hometown but you should certainly come to India when possible.

What amazing day trips! I’ve never been to Gujarat, but I’m more interested to see the heritage sites of Modhera and Patan than the Statue of Unity. The polo forest also looks great!

You should certainly plan a trip to Gujarat when the situation gets better. You won’t be disappointed 🙂

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Explore manali & kasol | free excursion to hot water springs.

About the Tour :

Manali, a captivating Himalayan village, calls to the wanderlust, nature lovers, and those seeking tranquilly. This picturesque hill station, which is stretched out slowly on the banks of the River Beas, is blessed with a wonderful landscape made up of forests, valleys, streams, rivers, and orchards, which has helped it gain popularity more quickly than the clouds that float over its hilltops.

Manali has it all, whether you want to go tubing down the Solang Valley slopes or do all your shopping at the neighbourhood market. Discover the town of Kullu, which is extraordinarily fortunate to provide a blend of adventure and environment. The ideal way to cap off your mountain vacation is to take a peaceful bath in the hot springs at Manikaran, which is located after passing through the Mini Israel of India—Kasol.

Quick Info :

• Route: Delhi/Chandigarh - Manali - Solang Valley - Kullu - Manikaran - Manali - Delhi/ Chandigarh
• Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
• Start point:  Delhi/ Chandigarh
• Endpoint:  Delhi/ Chandigarh

Note : The above rates will vary and won't be the same on special days such as Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas, and New Years. To get the best rates for these days, you can connect with us directly.

Jaipur Ajmer Pushkar | FREE Camel Ride Tickets

About The Tour :

Blended with the true essence of Rajasthan this tour is designed in a way that it helps you experience the right mix of mysticism and serenity that prevails in the air of Rajasthan. Perfect for a short getaway this tour will help you explore the capital city of Jaipur and the small yet enchanting town of Pushkar that holds the only existing temple of the creator of the universe i.e. Lord Brahma.

Quick Notes :

• Route: Jaipur - Ajmer - Pushkar - Jaipur
• Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
• Start Point:  Jaipur
• End Point:  Jaipur

Kerala Grandeur - Luxurious Holidays

About the destination:

Discover the incredible culture and enchantment of Kerala while enjoying the finest in luxury. Kerala, known as God's Own Country, is a place that never fails to captivate its visitors, offering the perfect natural backdrop for an extraordinary getaway and the creation of memories that will be treasured forever. From experiencing the allure of the stunning hill station in Munnar to embarking on a breathtaking journey to Periyar, renowned for its Tiger Reserve and spice plantations, and concluding your adventure at Alappuzha, India's world-famous backwater tourist destination

Quick info:

• Duration:  5 Days, 4 Nights

Start Point : Kochi

• End Point:  Kochi
• Route:  Kochi - Munnar - Thekkady - Alleppey - Kochi

Journey to Heaven | Scenic Kashmir Tour

From the lofty green Himalayas, hailed all over the world, to glittering lakes surrounded by stationary houseboats, Kashmir makes a perfect vacation to strengthen and rejuvenate your bond with your family. Lean out of your Shikara and catch a glimpse of the amazing sunset while gliding your fingers over the chilling water of the Dal Lake on a leisurely Shikara ride. One can also get to experience the magical floating stay with cozy and comfortable suites, warm hosts, and delicious Kashmiri food, which will make for a unique and idyllic stay on a houseboat.

Wave back at the shepherds as you experience the countryside on a pony ride through the verdant meadows and chilling Lidder River meandering through the mountains of Pahalgam. When there’s snow around, a snow fight is bound to happen, no matter what your age, fulfil your lifelong dream of building a snowman at Gulmarg. Conclude this perfect vacation by taking a family portrait in traditional Kashmiri attire, to treasure the memories for life. 

• Route: Srinagar - Pahalgam - Gulmarg - Srinagar
• Duration: 4 days and 3 nights
• Starting Point: Srinagar

End Point: Srinagar

The Snow Ladakh Platter - All Adventure Inclusive

Enjoy exploring the capital city of Leh and walk on the trails of the famous Chadar Trek in Chilling. Witness the mesmerizing charm of the beautiful and frozen Pangong Lake and get a chance to take a walk on the ice too!

Avail an astonishing feeling while you drive past the highest motorable road in the world, -viewing the best glimpses of the Chilling, Leh. Covering almost everything, the tour will also take you to see the real king of these parts, the Snow Leopard, in the beautiful village of Ulley. 

Leh Ladakh Srinagar with Pangong Lake

Starting from Leh, this tour gives you a boost with the beautiful lakes, views, and soothing air. Enter into two completely different worlds - beautiful Srinagar and thrilling Ladakh . Ladakh, the Land of High Passes, wins hearts with its simplicity and rugged natural beauty. Spectacular landscapes, enfolded by serrated mountains, give the region its unique character. The pristine natural heritage of this fabled realm can be seen in its picturesque lakes, unspoiled by human civilization.

Route: Leh - Sham Valley - Khardung La - Nubra Valley - Pangong - Chang La - Leh - Kargil - Srinagar

Duration: 8 Days & 7 Night

Start Point:   Leh Airport

Endpoint: Srinagar Airport

Passes Covered: Khardung-la (18,000 ft) | Chang-la (17,688 ft) | Zojila pass (11,500 ft)

Island Hopping in Andaman

The perfect combination of thrill and adventure, with views of serene beaches, picturesque shores, and a lot of water activities, Andaman has a lot in store for you. Embark on a journey of 6 days, explore the tropical forest and rugged coastline, spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of the city and create memories for life. The islands not only offer the perfect peek into India's fascinating history, and its stunning natural beauty during the visit to Cellular Jail but also takes you through breathtaking beaches like Elephant, Radhanagar, and more to let you admire the beauty of this mesmerizing place.

Quick facts:

• Route:  Port Blair, Havelock Island, Neil Island, Port Blair
• Duration: 6 Days, 5 Nights
• Start Point / End Point : Port Blair

Jaipur Jodhpur Udaipur | FREE Speed Boat Ride Tickets

Immerse yourself in the colorful hues of Rajasthan, one of the most famous and admired travel destinations in India. The state is known for its beauty, royal heritage, splendid forts and palaces, vibrant culture, and much more. The customized tour will help you explore Rajasthan’s true grandeur as you travel to the Pink City – Jaipur, the Blue City – Jodhpur & the White City – Udaipur.

• Route: Jaipur - Jodhpur - Udaipur - Jaipur
• Duration:  6 Days / 5 Nights
• End Point:  Jaipur

Escapade to Kerala | In the Lap of Nature

About the Destination:

There is no exaggeration in Kerala’s status as God’s own country, for how else does one explain its gorgeous 600-kilometer stretch of undisturbed coastline skirting the Arabian Sea, the palm-fringed beaches, a network of languid backwaters home to vibrant rural life, the misty tea-covered Western Ghats, wildlife reserves teeming with endemic flora and fauna and spice plantations running rampant on its valleys and hill slopes. One of the country’s cleanest states, and perhaps the friendliest too, it is an absolute delight traveling around, visiting the historical temples and museums in Trivandrum, getting a slice of the maritime history in Cochin (Kochi), or taking a boat ride to islands like Mattancherry to trace its Jewish roots. Add to it a culture that is defined by colorful folk art and dance forms, a cuisine that is subtle yet generous in its use of spices, and a passion for Ayurveda that promises to soothe frazzled nerves. Simply slacken your stride and let all its sights and smells envelop you.

Quick Info:

Route : Kochi - Munnar - Thekkady - Alleppey - Kochi

Duration : 5 Days & 4 Nights

End Point : Kochi

Note : The Rajamalai National Park (Eravikulam National Park) is closed during February and March due to the breeding season of Thars.

Thrilling Leh Ladakh Bike Adventure

Get ready for the ride of a lifetime with our Thrilling Leh Ladakh Bike Tour With Camping. Imagine yourself with the wind in your hair, the roar of your bike, and the thrill of the open road of Leh, Sham Valley, Khardungla, Nubra Valley, Pangong, Changla, and Stok Village. This tour isn't just an adventure; it's an adrenaline rush that beckons the explorer in you. You'll conquer the world's highest motorable pass, feel the desert sands of Nubra Valley, and witness the serenity of Pangong Lake, all while experiencing the thrill of the open road.

• Route: Leh - Sham Valley - Khardungla- Nubra Valley - Pangong - Chang La - Stok Village - Leh.
• Duration: 7 Days and 6 Nights 
• Start Point: Leh Airport

Endpoint: Leh Airport

Thrilling Kashmir | Ultimate Skiing Experience

What strikes your mind when you think about Kashmir? Snow? Lakes? Mountains? Well, The Paradise on Earth has it all from the majestic mountains, calm lakes and a cool climate to catching a glimpse of the sunset while gliding your fingers over the chilling water of the Dal lake with a leisurely Shikara ride Kashmir.

Wave back at the shepherds as you experience the countryside on a pony ride through the verdant meadows and chilling Lidder river meandering through the mountains in Pahalgam. Slide down the hill on a ski or a sledge and roll some balls to make a snowman or get into a snow fight at the heartland of winter sports in Gulmarg. Conclude by taking a postcard perfect family frame in the traditional Kashmiri attire, to treasure the memories for life.

 Quick info :

• Duration: 5 Days and 4 Nights

Start Point: Srinagar

Majestic Manali Adventure | FREE Excursion To Manikaran

About the tour :

The rustic village of Manali, with the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal peaks in the background, offers wildly unusual and spiritually fascinating panoramic views. Enjoy the pleasant weather, panoramic grandeur, and upbeat attitudes to your heart's content!

The Hidimba temple is a peaceful site nestled among the deodar trees. Take a holy bath at the curative Vashisht hot water spring. While driving through the snow-covered walls of the Rohtang Pass, visit the Solang Valley, a paradise for nature and adventure lovers. Bollywood's favourite hill city is ideal for a holiday filled with sightseeing, adventure, and spirituality.

• Route: Manali - Rohtang Pass - Solang Valley - Manikaran - Kullu - Manali
• Start Point: Manali
• End Point: Manali

Haridwar Rishikesh Dehradun Mussoorie Tour Package

Make the most out of the experience in Uttrakhand explore an amazing transition of gorgeous natural wonders & venture deep into the region. Experience the magnificent town full of rivers, lakes, and waterfalls flowing from the hills dotted with many historical & cultural beliefs. Haridwar is a beautiful city settled on the banks of river Ganga well known for its beauty and spirituality. Located where the sacred River Ganga emerges from the base of the Himalayas.

Rishikesh this beautiful city has a blend of both adventure and spirituality. Rishikesh is also known as the "Yoga Capital of the World", it has numerous yoga centers that attract tourists. Take a journey through this holy city to refresh your spirituality. Dehradun is one of the most beautiful cities to visit in the Himalayan track nested in the beautiful Dhoon valley in the lap of Himalaya. This trip will bring up the most exclusive places and things to do in those places. Mussoorie the “Queen of Hills”, about 35 km from Dehradun caved between the mountains with great panoramic views. 

Quick Info :

• Route: Haridwar - Rishikesh - Dehradun - Mussoorie - Haridwar
• Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
• Start Point: Haridwar
• End Point: Haridwar

Economical Goa Tour

About the tour:

Whenever one plans to have a wonderful getaway in the midst of golden shimmering beaches, the first place that comes to mind is Goa. Its breathtaking beaches, vibrant nightlife, delicious food, historic monuments and thrilling adventure activities make this place a must-visit destination to have an incredible getaway. From witnessing beautifully built age-old cathedrals, old Portuguese-style buildings to indulging in adventurous activities to feel the thrill within, Goa has a lot to offer to visitors.

A tranquil atmosphere, sparkling waters, unwinding ambience, stellar nightlife and intimate setting make this former Portuguese territory one of the most happening places in India. This tour ensures that you absorb the culture of this wonderful place in the most authentic way possible. Being the party destination that it is, Goa has all to make sure that you have a memorable time amidst its beautiful beaches.

• Duration: 5 Days, 4 Nights

Route : Panjim - Dauna Paula Beach - Miramar Becah - Mandovi River - Aguada Fort - Calangute Beach - Anjuna Beach - Candolim Beach

Start Point: Goa Airport/Railway Station

End Point: Goa Airport/Railway Station

Vacation in Meghalaya | FREE David Scott Trail Trek

Meghalaya is replete with some of the most beautiful places and excitingly adventurous experiences, and that is why this place definitely comes across as a destination that one must visit at least once in one lifetime.  It is home to numerous waterfalls, dark caves, lush green valleys, picturesque lakes, and more. Feel moved by the amazing beauty of the place and take forward a beautiful story along with the pictures to share the story. The mesmerizing location will fill your memories with the pictures.

Quick Facts of 8 Days Magical Meghalaya Tour Package:

Start Point/ End Point: Guwahati Airport/ Railway Kamakhya Railway Station

Pick-up Timing/ Drop Timing: As per Traveler's Convivence

Tour Type: Private Tour

Duration: 7 Nights & 8 Days

Customization: Available as per the requirement

Leh Ladakh Getaway | With Siachen Base Camp

With a journey to Siachen, the Highest Battlefield in the world, Leh-Ladakh features most of the world’s highest motorable passes with the spectacular beauty of snow-capped mountains. Admired for its unparalleled scenic views, pristine icy lakes, and swirling roads, Ladakh is becoming the most Instagrammable place in India and is on everyone’s bucket list. The unique thing about the Ladakh terrain is that it has mountains, forests, deserts, lakes, rivers, waterfalls in one beautiful and dynamic geography.

Route:  Leh - Sham Valley - Khardungla - Nubra Valley - Siachen - Pangong - Chang-la - Leh

Duration: 7 days & 6 nights 

Start point:  Leh Airport

Passes Covered: Khardung-la (18,000 ft) | Chang-la (17,688 ft)

Best of Rajasthan

Discover Dazzling Duo | Dehradun Mussoorie

About the destination :

Nested in the Himalayan foothills, Dehradun is one of the most beautiful cities to visit in the sub-Himalayan region. Mussoorie gives the opportunity to see the hidden charm of colonial architecture. Head out for an amazing vacation in the foothills of the Himalayas to see the hidden treasure of this beautiful city. Start the tour from Dehradun and head toward Mussoorie which is at a distance of 55 km (2 hours appx) enjoy the road journey and feel the air of the place. Relax on the first day and explore nearby locations like Mall road etc. Enjoy the local and authentic cuisine of the place to get the colour of the place. Start the sightseeing tour from the next day and have a happy & surprising experience. In this Dehradun Mussoorie tour package visit, some of the most famous sites like Kempty fall, Sahastradhara, Municipal garden, Gun hill, Company garden, etc.

Quick info :

• Route: Dehradun - Mussoorie - Dehradun
• Start Point: Dehradun
• End Point : Dehradun
• Duration: 4 Days, 3 nights

Note : The above rates would vary and won't be same on special days such as Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas and New Years, to get the best rates for these days you can connect with us directly.

Best Of Kerala With Houseboat Stay | Free Periyar National Park Ticket

Commence on the best of Kerala with Houseboat Stay and immerse yourself in the natural and cultural wonders of "God's Own Country." Starting in the historic streets of Kochi, where ancient forts and bustling markets attract Then you’ll move to Munnar, with its misty mountains and lush tea gardens. The adventure continues in Thekkady, where you'll explore lush forests and encounter wildlife in their natural habitat with an exhilarating boat ride on Periyar Lake. Finally, you'll find yourself in Alleppey's backwaters, where you will be staying on a traditional houseboat. This tour is an opportunity to connect deeply with the essence of Kerala.

• Start Point: Kochi
• End Point: Kochi
• Route: Kochi - Munnar - Thekkady - Alleppey - Kochi

Best of Kerala

Manali Leh Srinagar Bike Trip With Tsomoriri & Hanle

About the destination:  

This circuit features some of the world’s highest motorable passes with the spectacular beauty of snow-capped mountains, Lakes, rivers on their side while covering these breathtaking destinations, Solang valley, Gata Loops, Hanle, Tsomoriri, Zojila pass, Kargil, Magnetic hill, Confluence of Indus And Zanskar River, Dal lake and much more waiting on the way!

 Get ready to make your dream of riding in Ladakh come true in the action-packed bike trip where one would be experiencing the fusion of thrill, serene beauty and culture of The "Land of High Passes", as the entire tour is exclusively elected by Thrillophilia's outdoor experts.

Admired for its unparalleled scenic views, pristine icy lakes, and swirling roads, This circuit is becoming the most Instagrammable place in India and is on everyone’s bucket list, it offers you a stay amidst the beautiful valley of mountains and a starlit sky in the night.

Route: Manali-Jispa-Sarchu-Tsomoriri-Hanle-Pangong Tso-Nubra Valley-Leh-Kargil-Sonamarg-Srinagar.

Duration: 11 Days & 10 Night 

Start point: Manali

Endpoint: Srinagar

Passes covered: Khardung-la (18,000 ft), Rohtang Pass (16,051 ft), Lachung La(16,600 ft), Baralacha la ( 16,000 ft), and Zojila pass (11,500 ft)

Best Selling Andaman Tour Package | Havelock Special

About the Destination :

Andaman is a perfect place to explore the beauty of marine life and relax by the side of the beaches for it is home to many beautiful beaches and ridges. It is enveloped in thick tropical forests and forms a disjointed and long chain of 527 islands in an arc formation. Fascinating you with its turquoise water, silver shimmering sand, and breathtaking corals, this tour offers you a perfect beach escapade amidst the glorifying shores.

• Route:  Port Blair - Havelock Island - Port Blair
• Start Point/End Point : Port Blair

Best of Ladakh

Rajasthan Wonders | FREE Nakki Lake Visit

Rajasthan has a colorful and lively vibe that revolves around the shades of royal Rajputana culture and heritage. It is a place that offers a perfect blend of mystical palaces, majestic lakes, charming streets, mighty Aravali peaks, and everything else in between. This tour will take you to the city of lakes, Udaipur, where you will witness the charm of Lake Pichola and the grace it holds when the sun splashes its golden shimmering light as it sets on the naked Aravali hills.

• Route:  Udaipur - Mount Abu - Udaipur
• Duration:  4 Days/ 3 Nights 
• Start point:  Udaipur
• Endpoint:   Udaipur

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek

About Kashmir Great Lakes Trek:

Cuddled up cosily amidst the mountains, Kashmir Great Lakes Trek is yet another hidden jewel of Kashmir as it validates Kashmir’s mythical status as heaven on earth. The beautiful Alpine and snow-clad mountains will walk through the paths, and green meadows, and rocky terrains are there to bound the journey.

Every day is a 360° panorama of wild, rugged mountains, rolling meadows and turquoise alpine lakes and you get more than seven of these lakes and five very different valleys to explore! The Kashmir Great Lakes, however, is an IMAX 3D experience – such is the grandeur of the trek. If you have not done this trek, put it on your bucket list!

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek Quick Facts:

Duration: 7D/6N

Trekking distance:  72km

Maximum Altitude: 13,800ft

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Kashmir Great Lakes TrekTemperature: 17°C-20°C (Max. During Day Time) to 3°C-4°C ( Min. During Night Time)

Best Time to do Kashmir Great Lake Treks: July to September

Railway Station: Jammu is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Srinagar Airport

Best of Andaman and Nicobar

Best of Himachal | Explore Three Valleys - Kullu Kangra and Chamba

Call it a poet’s inspiration or a painter’s imagination, the beauty of Himachal can’t be summed up in just a few words or sentences. Filled with beautiful valleys, breathtaking mountain ranges, scenic hiking trails, mystical rivers, and peaceful monasteries, visit this heavenly abode that no one can forget.

Imagine the still-life scenes from your favourite Bollywood movies - 3 idiots, Gadar, Jab We Met shot at the iconic Ridge of Shimla. Drive through the snow walls of Rohtang and satisfy the adventure junkie in you by going white water rafting in the gurgling Beas River in Manali or indulging in adventure activities like paragliding, zorbing, skiing at the Solang valley. Feel like being in Switzerland as you walk on the lush grasslands of Khajjiar. Capture a perfect cheering fan picture at the highest cricket stadium of Dharamshala and cherish the moments for life. 

• Route:  Delhi/Chandigarh - Manali - Solang - Dharamshala - McLeodganj - Dalhousie - Khajjiar - Delhi/Chandigarh
• Duration:  7 Days / 6 Nights
• Start Point:  Delhi/ Chandigarh
• End Point:  Delhi/ Chandigarh

Mystic Meghalaya | FREE Nongriat Trek

Set out on a 4-day tour of Mystic Meghalaya, a journey that promises to reveal the hidden treasures of India's northeastern wonderland. This adventure takes you to unique destinations, including Cherrapunji, the Nongriat Trek, and Shillong via Dawki, ensuring a concentrated dose of awe-inspiring experiences.

The tour commences with a visit to Cherrapunji, renowned for its dramatic monsoons and the stunning Nohkalikai Falls. Proceed further and join the adventure that takes on an exhilarating turn with the Nongriat Trek, where you'll hike through lush jungles and awe-inspiring living root bridges. As you continue your journey to Shillong via Dawki, you'll be mesmerized by the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River, ideal for a tranquil boat ride. The road to Shillong via Dawki is equally enchanting, offering picturesque landscapes. This 4-day exploration promises a whirlwind of natural beauty and adventure, leaving you with vivid memories of the mystic Meghalaya.

Quick Facts About 4 Days Tour of Mystic Meghalaya :

Start Point/ End Point: Guwahati Airport/ Guwahati Railway Station

Pick-up Timing/ Drop Timing: As per Traveler's Convenience

Stay: Private Standard accommodation on double/ triple sharing (open for Upgradation on request)

Transportation: Private Sedan/ SUV/ Tempo Traveler (as per group size)

Customization : Available on Request

Best of Nepal

Udaipur Chittorgarh | FREE Speed Boat Ride

This tour features the tales of courage, pride, and romance that the bards of Rajasthan have been singing for centuries. Starting from the city of Lakes and Palaces, Udaipur to exploring the largest fort in Rajasthan, Chittorgarh which has evidence of being built during the era of Mahabharata, this tour will truly satisfy the history buff in you. Relive the Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani moments by taking a picturesque boat ride in Pichola Lake surrounded by the skyline of the city palace of Udaipur.

Quick Info :

• Route: Udaipur - Kumbhalgarh - Chittorgarh - Udaipur
• Duration:  5 Days/ 4 Nights
• Start point:  Udaipur
• Endpoint:  Udaipur

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by middha on August 7, 2018

Ahmedabad is a great city to live in. There are many cultural activities to do, water parks to enjoy and many sites to see. But sometimes, you want to escape the city life and head out to nearby places in Gujarat to see what else the lovely state of Gujarat has to offer, even if it is for a one-day outing.

For the best holiday experience in Gujarat, we suggest that you visit the following places we have mentioned in this article. We have listed the places in order of distance for your convenience. Here are the top places to visit near Ahmedabad for one day.

Places to visit near Ahmedabad near one day: Under 50 kilometres away

1. sarkhej roza.

Sarkhej Roza

Located on the outskirts of the city, the Sarkhej Roza is a must visit place for anyone that loves architecture and history. Rooted in history, the mosque is well decorated in ancient Islamic architecture. At the Sarkhej Roza, you will also see the tombs of Saint Ahmed Khattu Ganj Baksh, king Mahmud Shah Begada and his wife.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 8 kilometres

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2. Adalaj Stepwell

Adalaj Stepwell

An iconic site, the Adalaj Stepwell is a historical place to visit. The place has a lot of history behind it and you can see lovely architecture and construction at Adalaj Stepwell.

Guides are available at the place to give you a deep insight into the history of the stepwell. Charges for guides range from Rs. 200 to Rs. 300 depending on the experience of the tour guide. Entry to the step well is free.

• Distance from Ahmedabad : 18 kilometres

3. Adalaj Trimandir

Adalaj Trimandir

For a relaxed peaceful outing, visit the Adalaj Trimandir. The temple is spacious and a haven of peace. Visit the temple in the morning, spend a few minutes offering prayers and then laze around at the spacious annexure outside.  

At the temple, there is a large spacious garden and a room where exhibitions on the life of Dada Bhagwan are showcased. For those who want to grab a quick bite, there are stalls that serve delicious food.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 19 kilometres

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4. Indroda Nature Park

Indroda Nature Park

If you want to visit a place where kids can learn about wildlife and nature, the Indroda Nature Park is your best bet. The park is home to a few wildlife species, fossils and replicas of a variety of dinosaurs.  

Those who love greenery and nature can check out the botanical garden at the Indroda Nature Park. There are no restaurants or canteens at the park, so it is better to carry food from home or have a meal or snack at Gandhinagar.

• Distance from Ahmedabad : 23 kilometres

5. Dandi Kutir

Dandi Kutir

The Dandi Kutir Museum is a must visit for anyone travelling to Gujarat. The museum is dedicated to the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi and it has a large collection of artefacts and displays on the like of the Mahatma.

Watch audio-visuals or wander through the museum browsing through different aspects of Gandhi’s life, from his time in London to his stint in South Africa and the iconic movements he oversaw in India, you can witness it all at this museum.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 29 kilometres

6. Akshardham Temple

Akshardham Temple

Besides being a gorgeous spiritual place, the Akshardham Temple is also good for a one-day outing. The temple has a lot of open spaces around it, where locals and tourists often come to relax and unwind, after spending a few moments praying to God.

There are excellent facilities near the temple, there is a large parking zone, food courts and a lovely garden to walk about or just relax.

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7. Thol Lake Bird Sanctuary

Thol Lake Bird Sanctuary

Situated near the Thol Lake, the Thol Lake Bird Sanctuary is home to many different species of birds. It is a good place to visit for tourists who love the outdoors, nature trails and bird watching. Photographers too will love exploring the place as there is a lot of opportunity for good photographs.

Vehicles are not allowed inside the Thol Lake Bird Sanctuary. If you are driving down to the Thol Lake Bird Sanctuary, there is a large parking area outside the place.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 30 kilometres

Places to visit near Ahmedabad near one day: Under 100 kilometres away

8. zanzari waterfalls.

Zanzari Waterfalls

The best time to visit the Zanzari Waterfalls is during the months of June to September. This is when the lakes and the waterfall are at their peak and you can enjoy the best moments. The area near the Zanzari Waterfalls is great for s picnic, you can enjoy the outdoors, go hiking and even swim in the natural pool below the waterfall.

There is parking a few kilometres away from the waterfall and there are also good options for food and snacks.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 74 kilometres

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Lothal is a city of ancient ruins. Once the gem of the Harappa kingdom, the town today lies in ruins. Visit the place to check out gorgeous constructions and architecture. If you are keen to learn about Harappa art, hire a guide to show you around.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 75 kilometres

Places to visit near Ahmedabad for one day: Over 100 kilometres away

10. vadodara.

Vadodara is also called Baroda. A commercial city, Vadodara has some good options for tourists to enjoy. From Ahmedabad, you can get to Vadodara by rail, road or plane.

There are some good places to see in Vadodara. One of the most iconic places is the Laxmi Vilas Palace. Other must visit places are the Nyay Mandir and the Hathni Mata. A must do in Vadodara is to watch the sunset from the Sursagar Lake.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 111 kilometres

11. Suvali Beach

Suvali Beach

There is nothing like spending a day out from the city than at the beach. And, near Ahmedabad, the Suvali Beach is the best one you can think of. A favourite for the locals, the beach is buzzing with locals enjoying themselves by the sea.

There is plenty to do at the Suvali Beach. You can play outdoor games and even go on camel rides, there’s also some delicious local cuisine to enjoy at food counters near the beach.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 278 kilometres

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12. Dumas Beach

The Dumas Beach

Dumas Beach near Surat is a good place for a one-day outing. Just like any beach, this place too is a lot of fun. Swimming here is a bit dangerous so avoid going too deep into the sea.

Other things to do here is shopping at the promenade and visiting the Dariya Ganesh Temple.

• Distance from Ahmedabad: 284 kilometres

If you plan to take a one-day trip from Ahmedabad, these are the places you should visit. They can be reached by road and rail and you can have an excellent time exploring them. For a good experience, we have put in a mix of places, so what are you waiting for? Head out to one of these destinations for your next holiday.

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From the breathtaking views of the Western Ghats to the charming villages nestled in the Konkan coast, Mumbai’s surroundings offer something for everyone. For the adventurous, there’s the option of trekking through the Sahyadri range or exploring the ancient rock-cut temples of Elephanta Island.

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If you’re a history and culture enthusiast looking to explore Mumbai’s rich heritage, the Elephanta Caves should be at the top of your list. Located on the picturesque Gharapuri Island, just 10 km from the bustling Gateway of Mumbai, these cave temples are a true marvel of ancient architecture and craftsmanship, perfect for a weekend solo trip near Mumbai. Built by a Hindu king from the Kalachuri dynasty, the Elephanta Caves are dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva and are renowned for their intricate carvings and stunning rock-cut sculptures.

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Nestled in the stunning Raigad district of Maharashtra, the Karnala Fort is a must-visit destination for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Just a stone’s throw away from the popular hill station of Matheran, this hill fort offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and an unforgettable experience for all who visit. One of the main draws of the Karnala Fort is the nearby Karnala Bird Sanctuary, which is home to a diverse range of avian species and is protected by the government for its conservation efforts.

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If you’re looking for a peaceful coastal retreat, the charming town of Alibag (also known as Alibagh or Alibaug) is sure to capture your heart. Situated in Maharashtra’s historic Raigad district, this town is almost 300 years old and is steeped in the rich legacy of Maratha rule. As the headquarters of the Raigad district and under the able administration of the Alibag Municipal Council, the town is renowned for its well-preserved historical heritage and stunning sandy beaches. It is also a great destination for 2 day solo trip near Mumbai.

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For nature lovers and adventure seekers alike, the enchanting hill station of Karjat is a true gem nestled in the heart of the Western Ghats. Adorned with lush forest areas and breathtaking mountain vistas, this arresting destination is a beloved spot for trekkers and hikers from around the world. As one of the top destinations in Maharashtra tourism, Karjat is a must-visit spot for anyone looking to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of this incredible region.

Perched on the scenic Sahyadri ranges of Maharashtra, the picturesque village of Durshet is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Located on the tranquil banks of the river Amba, this idyllic destination is the perfect weekend getaway for those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of nearby Mumbai and Pune. Durshet is conveniently situated between the two ancient Ganesh temples of Pali and Mahad, and is just a short drive from the village of Khopoli.

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Just a stone’s throw from bustling Mumbai lies the quaint hill station of Matheran. This charming destination often referred to as the “smallest and cutest hill station of India”, is the perfect weekend getaway for those seeking respite from the city’s chaos. What makes Matheran truly unique is its strict no-vehicle policy, making it the only hill station in Asia that’s completely free of automobiles. Instead, visitors can explore the picturesque landscape on foot or by horseback, immersing themselves in the tranquillity of this idyllic setting.

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Lonavala, a serene hill station situated in the Pune district of Maharashtra, is an idyllic destination for a peaceful getaway. The name Lonavala is derived from the words Len and Avali, where Len refers to a resting place made out of a piece of stone and Avali in Prakrit means series. The name is quite fitting for the place, which is surrounded by a series of these resting places. Located at a distance of 64 km from Pune and 96 km from Mumbai, Lonavala is easily accessible by road, rail, and air. If you are planning for a one day solo trip near Mumbai, this place probably is high on your list.

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8. Lohagad Fort

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Nestled at an elevation of 3400 feet, Lohagad Fort stands as a magnificent UNESCO world heritage site, a mere 52 kilometres away from Pune. Majestically perched atop a striking hill near Malavali, this destination is a stunning blend of historical architecture and breathtaking natural beauty. Constructed in the 18th century, Lohagad Fort lures in trekking enthusiasts and nature lovers, particularly from Pune and Mumbai.

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What are some popular weekend getaways near Mumbai for a solo trip?

Popular weekend getaways near Mumbai for a solo trip include Lonavala, Mahabaleshwar, Matheran, Alibaug, and Nashik.

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Yes, there are many adventure activities to do near Mumbai for solo travellers, such as trekking in the Western Ghats, paragliding in Kamshet, river rafting in Kolad, and camping in Pawna Lake.

What is the best time to visit hill stations near Mumbai for a solo trip?

The best time to visit hill stations near Mumbai for a solo trip is during the monsoon season, from June to September, when the hills are lush and green, and the waterfalls are in full flow.

Are there any beaches near Mumbai that are safe for solo travellers?

Yes, there are many beaches near Mumbai that are safe for solo travellers, such as Aksa Beach, Kashid Beach, and Mandwa Beach. It is always advisable to take necessary precautions and avoid going to secluded areas after dark.

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