It is the biggest lake in Ahmedabad and was constructed in the 15th century by Sultan Kutubuddin. It is one of the most famous picnic spots with food corners and lighted walkways. It is circular in shaped and has a garden too.

This ashram was founded in 1915 and situated on the banks of Sabarmati River. Earlier it was the residence of Mahatma Gandhi and houses an auditorium, library and museum. It is also the starting point of historic Dandi March declared in 1930 for independence.

It has one of the biggest and largest automobile collections in India. From motorcycles to vintage cars are on display in this museum and was established by the Pranlal Bhogilal family.

This temple was built by Seth Hathisingh in the year 1850. It is dedicated to Dharamnath – the 15th ‘Jain Tirthankar’. It is double storied building and made up of white marble.

It was the residence of Mahatma Gandhi, wherein he stayed during his early years. It is now converted into a museum and comprises of belongings, photos and crucial objects related to Mahatma Gandhi.

This centre and math was built in the year 1926 and gives universal teachings of Vedanta. It is also involved in cultural work, spiritual, educational, rehabilitation, relief and rural development work.

This temple was established in 1907 by Shastriji Maharaj of Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha. It is made up of hand carved stones and known for its humanitarian services & social work.

This museum was established in the year 1888 and is located in the Jubliee Garden. It is dedicated to Colonel James Watson and houses a broad collection of traditional & ancient artefacts.