GANDHI ASHRAM
The Gandhi Ashram, also known as the Sabarmati Ashram. It was established by Mahatma Gandhi in 1917 and served as his residence and the centre of India's freedom movement. The Ashram is situated on the banks of the Sabarmati River and was a focal point for Gandhi's activities promoting non-violence, self-reliance, and social reform.

Today, it is a museum that houses a rich collection of artefacts, manuscripts, and photographs related to Gandhi's life and work, offering insights into his philosophy and the struggle for Indian independence. The serene environment of the Ashram continues to attract visitors and scholars from around the world.

ADALAJ STEP-WELL
The Stepwell is located in the village of Adalaj near Ahmedabad. It is a stunning example of Indian architecture and engineering. It features intricate carvings and a series of platforms and steps descending five stories deep. The stepwell is adorned with elaborate motifs and sculptures, showcasing a blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles.

HUTHEESING JAIN TEMPLE
This temple is an exquisite Jain temple dedicated to Dharmanatha, the fifteenth Jain Tirthankara. It is renowned for its stunning architecture and intricate marble carvings. The temple complex includes a main shrine, a large dome, and 52 subsidiary shrines, each adorned with detailed sculptures and ornate designs.

It is considered a masterpiece of Jain art and architecture, reflecting the devotion and artistic excellence of the Jain community in Gujarat.

SIDI SAIYYED MOSQUE
The mosque is renowned for its stunning architectural beauty, especially its intricate stone latticework windows known as jalis. The most famous of these is the “Tree of Life” jali, which has become an iconic symbol of Ahmedabad. The mosque's delicate craftsmanship and symmetrical design are exemplary of Indo-Islamic architecture.