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Ahmedabad West Zone is in the metropolitan city of Ahmedabad. It consists of areas of Motera, Chandkheda, Sabarmati, Vadaj, Usmanpura, Navrangpura, Ambawadi, Paldi, Vasna, etc.

Get in[edit]

Map
Map of Ahmedabad/West Zone

From airport to West Zone areas[edit]

  • Areas of Motera, Chandkheda and Sabarmati can be accessed through Airport -> Airport Road -> Airport Circle -> Indira Bridge -> SP Ring Road -> Tapovan Circle -> Visat - Gandhinagar Highway.
  • Areas of Vadaj, Usmanpura, Navrangpura, Ambawadi, Paldi, etc. can be accessed through Airport -> Airport Road -> Shahibaug -> Dudheshwar -> Ashram Road.
  • Areas near Vasna can be accessed through Airport -> Airport Road -> Shahibaug -> Dudheshwar -> Subhash Bridge -> 132 ft Ring Road.

For Motera, Chandkheda, Sabarmati, or Vadaj[edit]

Sabarmati Railway Station (SBI)

Some trains, especially those from Delhi/Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, stop at Sabarmati. There are 2 railway stations named Sabarmati Railway Station or Sabarmati Junction. The one with station code 1 SBI (in Sabarmati area). is for Northern trains (Delhi/Rajasthan) and the other with station code 2 SBT (in Ranip area).is for Central trains. Not all trains passing through these stations stop here, i.e. they might just pass by. Confirm through Indian Rail if the official stop is mentioned. If not, you will have to get down at the main Ahmedabad Railway Station (station code: ADI) in Kalupur area in Central Zone. From there, you may find a train going to Sabarmati (it takes 10-15 min). Otherwise, city bus services of BRTS and AMTS are available.

For Usmanpura, Paldi, Ambawadi, and Vasna[edit]

3 Ahmedabad Railway Station. Ahmedabad Junction railway station (Q4696124) on Wikidata Ahmedabad Junction railway station on Wikipedia (ADI) in Kalupur (Central Zone) is closer to these areas, and it also has more services, and the trains stop for more duration.

From railway stations to West Zone areas[edit]

Ahmedabad Railway Station (ADI)[edit]

It is in the area of Kalupur (Central Zone). It has a road-side Janmarg BRTS stand within the campus of the railway station, which is just outside the main entrance of the railway station. It is directly served by BRTS buses on the Line no. 9 towards RTO Circle and towards Ellisbridge and Line no. 10 towards Vasna. AMTS also directly serves the station to various parts of the city.

Sabarmati Junction (SBI)[edit]

It is in the neighbourhood of Sabarmati. It is served by BRTS buses through the BRTS stations of either Sabarmati Powerhouse (closer to the railway station) or Sabarmati Police station, both on Line no. 8 towards Maninagar and towards Visat Junction (serving the suburb of Chandkheda. It is also served by AMTS buses directly.

By state bus (GSRTC)[edit]

4 Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC).has its main bus terminus at Gita Mandir in Central Zone. But there are various stops in the city. In West Zone, Sabarmati, Vadaj and Paldi are the stops. But the bus will only reach here if they are in the route. For example, a bus from South Gujarat will stop at these places if it has further journey north, i.e. more towns after Ahmedabad in North Gujarat such as Gandhinagar, Ambaji, and Palanpur. It's better to ask the bus conductor about the stops, or the most viable stop for you according to where you want to go next.

Get around[edit]

By city bus (AMTS)[edit]

A lot of AMTS buses are available on several routes. Old Vadaj (Juna Vadaj) is an AMTS depot. Also buses are available to/from SVP International Airport in North Zone.

By city bus (BRTS)[edit]

BRTS buses are faster than AMTS due to dedicated lanes in the roads' central portion. Choose them over AMTS whenever the option is available.

All the BRTS buses and the stations are wheel-chair accessible, as the floor of the gate of the bus is of the same level as the platform of the stations, and there are ramps from road to the elevated platforms on the stations; except those of RTO Circle and Kalupur Railway Station, which are road side shelters unlike the standard BRTS stations.

  • Line 8, from Maninagar (South Zone), covering a wide portion of 132 ft Ring Road, serves Motera-Chandkheda ending at Chandkheda Gam station.
  • Line 2, from Naroda (North Zone), and Line 10, from Kalupur (Central Zone), serves Vasna ending at Anjali Cross Roads station.
  • Line 9, from RTO Circle (West Zone), serves Vadaj (via Juna Vadaj station), ending at Townhall (Ellisbridge) station in the Ellisbridge area. But this route reaches Ellisbridge after passing through Kalupur in Central Zone which makes the portion a U-shape. Also this route is a heavy-traffic zone, and considerable portion of the route is not having dedicated BRTS lanes, so the buses have to travel in mixed traffic mode, i.e. along with the other vehicles.

See[edit]

Gandhi Ashram
  • 1 Gandhi Aashram (Sabarmati Ashram), +91 79 27557277, fax: +91 79 27560569, . 8AM-7PM. The Sabarmati Aashram was once the house of Mahatma Gandhi and he founded the ashram in 1915. Today, without doubt, it is the biggest visitor attraction in Ahmedabad. It lies on the tranquil stretch of the Sabarmati river and was referred to as the Satyagraha Ashram during the lifetime of the Mahatma. It was from here that the Mahatma began his famous 'Dandi March' in 1930 to protest against the Salt Tax imposed by the British. One can see the three wise monkeys and many more of Gandhiji's teachings at the ashram premises. The ashram today continues the work started by the Mahatma and houses a handicrafts centre, a handmade paper factory and a spinning wheel factory. There are several other attractions. Free. Sabarmati Ashram (Q1410702) on Wikidata Sabarmati Ashram on Wikipedia
Sabarmati Riverfront (Evening)
  • 2 Sabarmati Riverfront. Across the city on both the banks of the Sabarmati River, is a refreshing place in the mornings; a very relaxing atmosphere in the evening. A must-visit place. It can be accessed by a narrow road on the right, a few metres ahead from the point where Subhash Bridge ends on the Shahibaug side. Also a road to the left, just a little ahead of Income Tax on Ashram Rd (from RTO side), leads to the Riverfront on the opposite bank to that of the Subhash Bridge one. Sabarmati Riverfront, Ahmedabad (Q16377) on Wikidata Sabarmati Riverfront on Wikipedia
  • 3 Atal Bridge. Atal Pedestrian Bridge (Q113334583) on Wikidata Atal Pedestrian Bridge on Wikipedia
  • 4 Amdavad ni Gufa (Caves of Ahmedabad), University Area (opposite L.D Engineering, Gujarat University), +91 79 2630 8698. 4AM-8PM. An underground art gallery near Gujarat University in Navrangpura. Designed by the architect Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi, it exhibits works of the Indian artist Maqbool Fida Hussain. The gallery represents a unique juxtaposition of architecture and art. There are facilities for special painting exhibitions and for projecting films. Gardens and Zen café are above ground.
    Amadavad ni Gufa (Caves of Ahmedabad), Navrangpura
    Amdavad ni Gufa (Q1744232) on Wikidata Amdavad ni Gufa on Wikipedia
  • 5 Darpana Academy of Performing Arts. One of the oldest performing arts academies in the city. Its amphitheatre Natarani has a fabulous performance venue overlooking the Sabarmati river, and is one of the few places to bring internationally acclaimed performing artists to the city.
  • 6 Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum (L. D. Institute of Indology), near Gujarat University, Navrangpura (accessible by 'L D Engineering College' BRTS bus station and 'St. Xavier's College' AMTS bus stop), +91 79 2630 6883, . It is one of the best arts displaying museum in city. It has a wide collection of Indian miniature paintings, stone sculptures, terracotta, paintings of Tagore, art of Nepal and Tibet, bronzes, textiles, wood work, cloth paintings, metal sculptures, coins. The museum houses priceless collection of books, manuscripts and other reference material from ancient India.The museum is a treasure trove of manuscripts relating to Jainism. In all there are about 45,000 printed books with 75,000 manuscripts including out of which 500 are illustrated ones. These documents from the past cover a wide range of subjects like Vedas, Agamas, Buddhism, Tantras, Jain Darshana, System of Indian Philosophy, Jaina Philoshpy, Grammar and Poetics. The institute has also published seven volumes of catalogues in languages like Hindi, Sanskrit, Old Gujrati, Prakrit and Rajasthani. The institute also conducts periodical workshops on manuscriptology and paleography. Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum (Q6480225) on Wikidata Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum on Wikipedia
  • 7 Veechar Utensil Museum, Opposite A P M C Market Vasna, Vishala, +91 79 2660 7974. The only museum in the country showcasing over 3000 utensils used by the various households in India. The lack of labels or explanation gives it the air of a rusty junkyard. It's part of Vishalla, a restaurant serving ethnic Gujarati food.
  • 8 National Institute of Design, in Paldi (opp Tagore Hall), +91 79 2662 9500. India's premier design institute with over 16 disciplines of design. National Institute of Design (Q2121215) on Wikidata National Institute of Design on Wikipedia
Parimal Garden, C G Road
  • 9 Parimal Garden, Chimanlal Girdharlal Road, Panchavati Society, Gulbai Tekra. A public park with nice green surroundings. A good place to jog and relax. Parimal Garden (Q120949302) on Wikidata Parimal Garden on Wikipedia
Sanskar Kendra Museum
  • 10 Sanskar Kendra:Ahmedabad City Museum (Karnavati: Atit ni Zankhi), Paldi-Kocharab (Located near National Institute of Design, west end of Sardar Bridge), +91 79 2657 8369. It is a history, art and cultural museum dedicated to Ahmedabad. It has small separate kite museum. The building was designed by French architect Le Corbusier and was created as a cultural centre with roof top garden. Sanskar Kendra (Q16374) on Wikidata Sanskar Kendra on Wikipedia
  • 11 Saiyyad Usman's Mosque & Tomb (Usmanpura Mosque), Nr. Usmanpura Cross Roads. Saiyad Usman Mosque and Tomb (Q19896039) on Wikidata Saiyad Usman Mosque on Wikipedia
  • Rani Masjid, Paldi.
  • 12 Rauza of Azam Khan-Mauzzam Khan, opp. Vasna AMTS Bus Stand. Brick Tomb of generals Azam and Muazzam Khan's Tomb (Q19882185) on Wikidata Azam and Muazzam Khan's Tomb on Wikipedia
  • Shreyas Foundation Museums. Sunday closed. Four museums are on the campus; Gujarati Culture, dolls, music instruments and arts. It also houses a school and small deer park.
  • 13 Swaminarayan Museum, . Swaminarayan Museum (Q7653295) on Wikidata Swaminarayan Museum on Wikipedia
  • 14 Kochrab Ashram. Kochrab Ashram (Q6424903) on Wikidata Kochrab Ashram on Wikipedia
  • 15 Villa Shodhan. Permission required. Villa Shodhan (Q2275530) on Wikidata Villa Shodhan on Wikipedia
  • 16 Town Hall. Ahmedabad Town Hall (Q95347976) on Wikidata Ahmedabad Town Hall on Wikipedia
  • 17 M. J. Library. M. J. Library (Q95349559) on Wikidata M. J. Library on Wikipedia
  • 18 Law Garden. Law garden (Q6503350) on Wikidata Law Garden on Wikipedia

Do[edit]

  • Yog Sadhan Ashram (Swami Manuvaryaji's Yogashram), opp. Ellisbridge Arogya Samiti (Pritamnagar Akhada) (500-m walk from Kochrab Ashram (paldi)), +91 79-26576472. 6AM to 7PM. Do Yoga or get cured by Yoga Therapy at Yog Sadhan Ashram, An oldest institute of Yoga Education and Therapeutic Research founded By His Holiness Brahmaleen Swami Shri Manuvaryaji Maharaj.
  • Watch a play or a film at Natrani Amphitheatre, a part of Darpana Academy of Performing Arts is at Usmanpura on Ashram Road. This open air theatre has a beautiful ambience, as it overlooks the Sabarmati river. The Academy was established by Mrinalini Sarabhai and Vikram Sarabhai in 1949. Every evening either drama or film showcase screenings are held. Shamiana Ahmedabad holds its short film screenings here, once every month. It also has the Natrani Cafe, which serves Italian food and has a very pleasant environment.
  • Cricket: 1 Narendra Modi Stadium, Motera Stadium Road, Motera-Sabarmati (Metro: Motera Stadium, Red Line), +91 79 3520 1090. Built in 2020 to replace Sardar Patel Stadium, this is by some distance the world's largest cricket ground, with a capacity of 134,000. It hosts Gujerat Titans in IPL. Narendra Modi Stadium (Q3531421) on Wikidata Narendra Modi Stadium on Wikipedia
  • Fly kites on mornings and evenings on the Sabarmati Riverfront that lines along the banks of Sabarmati River. It can be accessed through Subhash Bridge, that connects Sabarmati and Shahibaug (Central Zone). When the bridge ends on the Shahibaug end, take a right turn at the next lane, which takes you to the Riverfront.
  • Relax or jog at Parimal Garden, C G Road. It is a public park with good surroundings.

Watch a Bollywood (Hindi) / Hollywood film:

Buy[edit]

  • 1 Law Garden Handicraft Market, Netaji Road, Maharashtra Society, Ellisbridge. Considered the main centre of activity in Ahmedabad, one can purchase handcrafts and traditional Gujarati outfits, amongst other things. Free. Law garden (Q6503350) on Wikidata Law garden on Wikipedia
  • Ambawadi Vegetable Market.
  • Central Mall, Ambawadi.
  • D-Mart Motera-Chandkheda (It is on the Visat - Gandhinagar Highway on the Motera edge.).
  • Ramnagar Vegetable and Fruit Market (It is in Ramnagar division of Sabarmati.).
  • 2 Reliance Fresh, Ashram Road, Hridaya Kunj, Old Wadaj, +91 79 6450 9860. 7AM-10PM. The mini-malls have variety of items that are available in a typical supermarket store. They also sell fresh vegetables, fruits, milk, dairy products, etc. There are 3 stores in Navrangpura, 1 at Mithakali Six Roads, 1 at Ambawadi, 4 on and off C G Road, 2 at Paldi, 1 at Vasna, 1 at Subhash Bridge and 1 at Motera (Visat - Gandhinagar Highway).
  • 3 Shree Balaji Agora Mall (Agora Mall), 4th Floor, Shree Balaji Mall, Visat to Gandhinagar Highway, Motera to Chandkheda, Ahmedabad. (Northern Ring Road near Tapovan Circle, Motera), +91 79 2396 3112, . It is a high-end mall having the Dubai-fame Grand Cinemas, the best gaming zone in Ahmedabad, a food court, cuisine theme - based restaurants serving Thai, Italian, Gujarati, etc. and a Sky Cafe. It has a really good antique shop. The retail stores are opening up gradually.

Eat[edit]

Zen Cafe at Amdavad ni Gufa, Navrangpura
  • 1 Amazo Restaurant, Gelateria, Cafeteria, Campus Corner Ground Floor H L College Road Navrangpura (near St. Xaviers College). Specialised vegetarian Italian and Mexican food.
  • Asharfi, . These outlets serve desserts only. The Kulfis are excellent.
  • 3, Heerabaug, Nr. Kalyan Jewellers, Ambawadi, +91 9327010270.
  • 7-8-9, Khan Pan Bazaar, Law Garden, Nr. NCC Ground, Ellisbridge, +91 9327010270.
  • Bardo (Chimanlal Girdharlal Road, near Choice) Excellent Kathiyawadi Food with good staff and value for money.
  • Bhagwati Chat, 73, White House, Panchwati Circle, C G Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, +91 79 26430101. Daily 11AM-11:30PM. It serves fast food and snacks. Try Paneer Tikka, Pani Puri, Gulab Jamun, Jalebi, etc.
  • Cafe Upper Crust. A popular cafe chain amongst the younger crowd. It serves continental fare including veg/non-vegetarian sizzlers, pastas, sandwiches, etc. The bakery has breads, cakes and desserts that are also worth trying. Look out for their special food festivals. Since 1989.
  • Chandan Complex, Swastik Cross Roads, C G Road, Navrangpura, +91 79 26401554. 9AM-10PM.
  • 2 Aarohi Complex, Vijay Cross Roads, Navrangpura, +91 79 27912778. 9AM-11PM.
  • Havmor (Area: Panchwati, Stadium Circle) Known for its Chola Bhatura, a north Indian dish. Novelty ice creams such as Raja Rani, Cassata Roll Cut, Tall Beauty are specialities
  • Honest. A well-known fast-food chain in Ahmedabad that started as road-side joint serving Pav-Bhaji and Pulav in Law Garden area and now a developing restaurant chain.
  • (C G Road) Ground floor - 1, White House, Panchwati Circle, C G Road, Navrangpura, +91 79 26442171.
  • (Law Garden) Khan Pan Bazaar, Law Garden, Nr. NCC Ground, Ellisbridge, +91 9909944416.
  • King's Food Factory (Area: Panchwati cross road, CG Road) It is new restaurant chain. They serve Indian cuisine as well as some Spanish, Italian, Chinese and American food. Very nice dessert are available in the coffee parlour and there is a possibility to play some scrabble or uno upstairs. It is clean, all staff speak English; Wi-Fi, A/C and two plasma TV screens.
  • Oswal (Area: Ashram Road Nr. Statue of Mahatma Gandhi) Snack shop specialising in Gujarati snacks and sweets such as Jalebis (sweet-syrup filled pretzels), Fafda (flat chick-pea biscuits served with spicy papaya chutney).
  • Ras Ranjan (Area: Vijay Char Rasta). Great place for sweets, Bislari Paani Puri, Paneer Tikka w/famous chutney, vaada pav.
  • R. K. Vadapau, Vijay Char Rasta, Vada Pau, Street food at its best, it is also known as Anna's Vada Pau
  • Sankalp, . One of the famous institutions of Ahmedabad, with an excellent variety of South Indian fare, along with other items. It had once set an Guinness World Record for the "longest dosa (thin-crepe) in the World" (25 feet).
  • 3 (C G Road) Sankalp Restaurant, Samir Building, Opp. Municipal Market, C G Road, +91 79 26406707. Daily 11AM-11PM.
  • 4 (Paldi) Vishwam Complex, Dharnidhar Cross Road, Paldi, +91 79 26632555. Daily 11AM-11PM.
  • 5 (Ashram Road) Embassy Market, Nr. Dinesh Hall Ashram Road. Daily 11AM-11PM.
  • 6 Shop no. 2, Devprit Complex, Nr. Reliance Fresh, Opp. Vishwakarma Govt. Engineering College, Motera. Daily 11AM-10PM. Express location.
  • 7 69, Ankur Commercial Center, Ankur Cross Roads, Naranpura. 11AM-11PM. Express location.
  • 8 Seva Cafe, Shopper's Plaza, 4th Floor, Opp. Municipal Market, C G Road, +91 79 32954140. Closed on Saturday. Seva Cafe is a gift economy restaurant, serving meals made by volunteers in C G Road, Ahmedabad. These meals made with love our offered as gifts to the guests who are asked to ‘Pay Forward’ this chain of kindness from their heart. The guests and volunteers of Seva Cafe have continued this chain for the last 7 years, offering more than 85,000 meals so far.
  • Campus Corner, Ground floor, H L College Road, Navrangpura, +91 7600031844. Daily noon-11PM.
  • Ground floor, Shivalik 5, C G Road, Paldi. Daily 11AM-11PM.
  • 9 Vishalla, Opp. APMC Market, Vishalla Circle, Vasna, +91-79-26602422. Daily 11AM-11PM. Best dish: thali meals. Average food, but unusual because of its village-like decor and rather strange utensils museum. It has several pre-dinner activities like puppet-show for children, folk music and dance, snake-charmers, etc. Lunch ₹484, dinner ₹1019, plus GST, children about half-price.
  • Zen, . An open air café. You must place your food order near the entrance and they will serve it to you wherever you are sitting in the sprawling area. The menu is not very extensive, but has coffee, juices, iced teas, sandwiches and paninis. Come here for the ambience. Let food be just an accompaniment to conversation as the menu is limited, expensive and not worth the spend. Zen Cafe is comfortable and peaceful. The swaying trees and the twittering birds create a rustic ambience to rejuvenate your spirits. Evenings are beautiful as they light up the place, so visit after 7 PM.
  • Amdavad ni Gufa, University Road, +91 79 65459298. Tu-Su 4PM-8PM (M closed).
  • Mithakali, across Sardar Patel Seva Samaj, +91 79 65459298. Daily 11AM-10PM.
  • 10 Hotel Patang (Revolving Restaurant). Patang Hotel (Q107210904) on Wikidata Patang Hotel on Wikipedia

Drink[edit]

Gujarat is one of the few Indian states where alcohol is prohibited. But this applies only to Indians. If you have a non-Indian passport, green card holder, or PR status, you can get an alcohol permit valid for one month by going to a liquor shop large hotel and purchasing one at their liquor shop. Hotels that have liquor shops include: Cama Hotel in Khanpur, Hotel Inder Residency, Opp. to Gujarat College, Comfort Inn President Hotel at CG Road among others open M-Sa from noon to 8PM, phone +91 79 26467575. Many local people will be able to direct you because they can purchase alcohol on a 'health' licence. If you are non-resident of Gujarat, then one can get liquor permits issued at liquor shop on showing proof of travel to Ahmedabad like (1) air, train, or bus ticket, (2) any Identity proof by Govt. with Photo, Address & birthdate preferably driving licence and (3a) your Ahmedabad Local address proof like Residence Address of Local friend/relatives electric/telephone bill/ driving licence or (3b) Proof of stay at hotel

However, if you are staying longer you will need a non-resident permit. For that, you will need: a photocopy of passport including your entry stamps, a photocopy of visa, a photocopy of a local resident’s ID card (drivers license will probably be easiest). As of January 3, 2009, ₹1000 (although the person may ask for ₹50 extra as a bribe but should not be given). Note: If you can get a local person to go with you, the entire experience will be a lot easier.

But booze is strictly a private affair and don't expect to order a drink at a restaurant (obviously there are no bars here) and you will have to drink in your hotel room or at someone's home. If someone invites you to a party, there is a good chance you will be offered a drink there. Under a new amendment to the law prohibiting alcohol, you cannot be arrested or detained for consuming alcohol illegally unless you misbehave under influence or indulge in bootlegging. However, it is best to consume alcohol at your hotel room or at a very close friends place. Majority of the guests staying at a hotel consume it in their rooms and there is always an implied consent from the hotel who will serve you ice, soda and glasses.

Many small shops sell lassi (a yogurt drink). Lassi choices include: sweet, salty, with almonds. Farki, Girish Cold Drinks and Krishna Dairy are some of the famous ones. Apart from this, Janta Ice Cream and Cold Drinks offers a delicious drink cold Chocolate Coco, a chocolate flavored thick - shake. Janta has its shops across Ahmedabad. There is also a very wide variety of fruit juices available. Most large places like HavMor are reputable and use good water, you should exercise care when drinking at smaller places. Besides, Ahmedabad is a place where most ice cream is consumed in the world. You would love to test many of the local brands like Havmore, Chills Thrills & Frills, and Rajsthan Ice Cream.

Sleep[edit]

Budget[edit]

Mid-range[edit]

  • 1 Hotel Comfort Inn President, Off C.G. Road, opp. Municipal Market, Navrangpura, +91 79 3000 7575. Multi-cuisine "Princess" restaurant. C.G. Road is one of the most posh commercial areas in Ahmedabad. Hotel is in the heart of the Ahmedabad city. The hotel's liquor shop carries liquor bottles from wide range of brands of whiskies, wines, and beers against liquor permit issued in the liquor shop to non-residents of Gujarat and foreigners against their recognised photo identity proof with address, e.g. passport, election card, motor driving licence. €49-61 per night.
  • 2 Hotel Fortune Landmark, In Usmanpura on Ashram Road, +91 79 3988 4444. It is a leading economy hotel of Ahmedabad located in the heart of the city's business centre, around 10 km from the airport. Business facilities, food & beverage options.
  • 3 Hotel Westend, College Road, Ellisbridge, +91 79 2646 6464. In the commercial area of Ahmedabad.
  • 4 Lemon Tree Hotel, Ahmedabad, 434/1, Mithakhali Six Cross Roads, Navrangpura, +91 79 4423 2323. Located in Ahmedabad’s downtown shopping and commercial area of CG Road in Navrangpura, this attractive and airy hotel is walking distance from Hazira LNG, Adani House, Vadilal Industries, Suzlon Energy, HDFC Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Reliance Capital, Bank of Baroda and more

Splurge[edit]

Connect[edit]

  • Paldi Office. Paldi Sub Post Office (Ahmedabad) (Q69674289) on Wikidata

Stay safe[edit]

As of overall Ahmedabad, the West Zone is very safe. Ahmedabad City Police has around 35 major police stations besides the minor police chowkis. For emergency, dial 100.

Police stations[edit]

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