Nadiad

Nadiad is a city and an administrative centre of the Kheda district in the Indian state of Gujarat and the 8th Largest city in the state of Gujarat. One among many of the developed cities in Gujarat is Nadiad in the Kheda District of the State. The city has roots that goes to the glorious past and stands as an epitome of well administered cities in Gujarat. The city is also alternatively known as Sakshar Bhumi or The Land of the Educated. The city of Nadiad is said to have been settled by rope dancers, hence the historical name of "Natapadra" or "Natpur" . It is also referred to as 'Nandgam'. The city has nine routes, and on each route there is a step well.

Nadiad is one of the blessed place, where Gandhiji rested in the alms-house of Nadiad. This destination is also famous for many religious spots like the temples, lakes and parks as well. Nadiad is also popular due to having a first Hindu Temple called as 'Malhar Rao Gayakwad', also known as the 'Narayan Dev', is established at the city center. There are even yoga centers and sports club located in Nadiad city; also, one can visit the town hall in Nadiad.