Ahmedabad is largest city of Gujarat and was its previous capital located around 30km away from the current capital Gandhinagar. It is based on the banks of Sabarmati River. It is the authoritative home office of the Ahmedabad, with a populace of more than 5.8 million and a developed populace of 6.3 million; it is the fifth-biggest city and seventh-biggest metropolitan region of India. It is additionally positioned third in Forbes’ counting of quickest developing urban areas of the decade.

About Ahmedabad (ADI) Railway Station –

The station is located in Kalupur part of City, largest railway station od Gujrat and holds 12 platforms because of which it is named as 2^nd largest railway station after Howrah in India. It is also known as one of the cleanest railway station of India. If you are looking for some interesting place near station for roaming then you may visit Zulta Minara located behind the railway station. Daily around or more than three hundred trains and 1, 50,000 people pass through the station.

Facilities at Railway Station –

On Ahmedabad station you will get hand pushed trolley system for luggage, which is a very good initiative taken by authorities. Other than these elevators, escalators, waiting room, easily available transport, best food outlets, online food order facilities everything is available. It is important part of Western Railway zone so all relative authorities are trying their greatest effort to make the station and city best.

Culture of the Ahmedabad –

Ahmedabad watches an extensive variety of celebrations. Prominent festivals and adherences involve Uttarayan, a yearly kite-flying celebration from 14 or 15 January. Nine day worshiping and celebration of Navratri are praised with individuals by plying Garba, the most prominent traditional dance of Gujarat, at different locations over the city. The celebration of Diwaliis praised with the lighting of lights in every house, enhancing the carpets with colorful rangoli, and fireworks. All Different religious celebrations, for example, Holi, Gudu Padwa, Eid ul-Fitr and Christmas are celebrated with the same love and efforts. The yearly Rath Yatra parade on the Ashadh-sud-bij date of the Hindu datebook at the Jagannath Temple and the parade of Tajia amid the Muslim sacred month of Muharram are vital events.

Popular Foods in the Ahmedabad –

If you are in the city don’t skip the street foods, they go like this Khaman it soft round ball made of gram flour tastes both sweet and sour, Bhajias, Dhokla, Thepla, Dhebras,Chana choor garam, Aaloo Poha and yes the famous Gujrati thali. In main course city serves Chapati, Dal, rice, veg curries, papads, Pickles and Buttermilk.

Shopping in the City –

The city is hub of clothes mill and large numbers of malls and shops are available in the city, but if you are looking for street shopping then some of the best places are “Lal Darwaja” where you can easily get all traditional and daily wear garments, “Dhalgarwad” popular for fabrics and dress materials, “Sindhi Market” here you can get some households items also other than garments and “Law Garden” one of the most popular place to shop for handmade items.

Trains Passing through Ahmedabad Railway Station –