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The city was named after Sultan
Ahmed Shah, who founded it in 1411 A.D. Situated on the banks of Sabarmati River,
Ahmedabad is the commercial and cultural capital of Gujarat. A Quintessential mix
of the Old and New, it has a lot to offer to an art lover and cultural architecture.
A sojourn into the old walled city reveals an intriguing labyrinth of by-lanes and
exquisitely carved wooden mansions and is full of architectural delights. Ahmedabad
has many monuments constructed using a blend of Hindu and Muslim influences and
also served as a base for visitors wishing to travel to the desert of Rajasthan.
Its local flavor, friendly people and sunny weather make it an interesting destination
for any traveler.
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Average temperature (Celsius):
Summer
March-Jun & Oct: 25°c - 44°c
Monsoon
July-Sep: 21°c - 33°c
Winter
Nov-Feb: 8°c - 28°c
Area: 8,707 kms.
Population: 5 million
Languages: Gujarati, Hindi and English
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For an edible souvenir, pick up bhakharwadi, a Gujarati dry
snack. To purchase something more lasting, look for Ghaghra choli, the colorful,
traditional Gujarati attire.
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