Gandhinagar

Gandhinagar, the capital city of Gujarat, is located on the banks of the river Sabarmati. It is the administrative centre of the state of Gujarat. It is also the central point of the industrial corridor between Delhi and Mumbai and often regarded as the modernised twin city of Ahmedabad. Gandhinagar is considered as an emerging 'Knowledge Hub' with the establishment of many education institutions of national and international repute. This is where state politicians live in large, fortified houses. Although Ahmedabad became Gujarat’s capital when the old state of Bombay was split, this new capital was planned 28km north on the west bank of the Sabarmati River. Named Gandhinagar after Mahatma Gandhi, it’s India’s second planned city after Chandigarh.

The district includes four talukas - Mansa, Kalol, Dahegam and Gandhinagar. Moreover, sectors 30 have been made for quarters and private residences of government servants, who belong to all communities. Famous Akshardham – Swaminarayan complex, Deerpark, Sports complex and Gardens are worth seeing places of Gandhinagar. Moreover, step well of Adalaj and IFCO fertilizer unit are not far from Gandhinagar city.

Gandhinagar, the capital city of Gujarat, offers a rich cultural heritage, beautiful temples and serene environment to all its visitors. Gandhinagar, one of India's few planned cities encompasses Akshardham Temple, one of the country's most beautiful temple. Among other attractions are an enthralling Children's Park and uniquely built stepwell. The holy places in Gandhinagar like the Hanumanji Temple and the Brahmani Temple which in spite of not being so famous, are also worth vis