Gandhinagar tourism and travel guide

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport is the quickest way to reach Gandhinagar. It is 27km from the capital city, which is well connected with Delhi, Jaipur, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Kolkata, Nagpur, and others.

 

Ahmedabad Railway Station is the nearest station 27km from Gandhinagar, which is well connected with various cities like Nagpur, Bikaner, Jaipur, Ujjain, Ajmer, Guwahati, Jammu, and others.

 

Gandhinagar is connected with its different cities, such as Ahmedabad, Anand, Godhra, Kalol, Vadodara, and Rajkot within Gujrat via Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation. Gandhinagar is also connected to intercities such as Mumbai, Surat, Navi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Delhi, and Chandigarh through National Highway.

Gandhinagar is famous for its tourist attractions. Being a capital city, Gandhinagar attracts a huge number of tourists every year. Tourist places include Akshardham Temple, Adalaj Step Well, Children's Park, Sarita Udyan, Trimandir, Indroda National Park, Sant Sarovar Dam, Hanuman Temple, Swaminarayan Temple, Science City, Sabarmati Ashram, various multiplexes, Deer Park, and Craftsmen's Village.

Gandhinagar has an affluent cultural heritage illustrated through its various fairs, festivals, food, performing arts, and craftsmanship. People from across the planet visit the city to be a part of its cultural events and celebrations.

The peoples of Gandhinagar are very kind-hearted. All the festivals of Gandhinagar are celebrated with joy because its people take part in the festivities and prepare delicious traditional Gujarati dishes during the festival.

Gandhinagar presents the excellent cultural heritage of Gujarat through its notable works of art, handicrafts, and wood carvings. Excellent examples of wood carvings are found in temples and monuments. Craftsmen's craftsmanship in utensils and objects for daily use. The local tribes of Gandhinagar specialize in creating monopolistic ethical jewelry and terracotta work.

These are the special cuisines of Gandhinagar that are enjoyed by the people of Gandhinagar and by the visitors of Gandhinagar. The people of Gandhinagar love food, and that's why they are seen hanging out in search of delicious dishes on weekends. Varieties of non-Gujarati and Gujarati food is found in Gandhinagar. The special dishes enjoyed by the people of Gandhinagar include Khakra, Thepla, Parotha, Bajra Na Rotolo, Khandvi, Ok Kokla, Lilva Kachori, Save Khamani, Chholafali, Muthia, Kori Khichdi, Fafda, Save Tomato Nu Shaak, Undhiu, Suchi No Ras, Kansar, Sukhdi, Samaras, Jigarthanda, and Mohan Thal

Gandhinagar is located 23.22 degrees north and 72.68 degrees east. The average height of Gandhinagar is 81 meters which are 266 feet. Gandhinagar is also known as the 'Tree Capital of India' due to its greenery land around.

Gandhinagar enjoys the three main seasons - winter, summer, and monsoon. The weather is hot and dry, which is indicated by the condition of the Sabarmati river, which dries up in summer. It eventually leads to very low water levels throughout the city.