Visit the Vaishno Devi temple, located outside the city. This temple is one of the most important in the city and the faithful throughout the country flock there all year round. Visit to Vaishno Devi temple gives one the opportunity to experience the special atmosphere of Hindu temples, full of fragrances, colors, sounds and wanderings amid the offerings of flowers, rice and incense. There was a time when the city was known for its textile industry and where it was even nicknamed the ‘Little Manchester’. Do not hesitate to take a look at the hand-embroidered fabrics and "tie and dye" garments that are made in small stalls on the side of the road.
From a cultural point of view, in addition to places of worship, one can visit the VECHAAR (Vishalla Environmental Centre for Heritage of Art, Architecture and Research) Utensils Museum (VECHAA). One can go there to visit exhibitions to highlight the rich Gujarati culture. Here, explore Utensils Museum where objects made of metals as diverse as bronze, zinc, copper or silver are on display. Definitely visit Ahmedabad in Gujarat experience eclectic atmosphere that pervades the city at the time of the festivals. Uttarayan, for example, is the city's annual kite festival which takes place in January and attracts crowds of visitors from across the country and even from abroad. That day, kites of all shapes and colors cover the sky of the city to the delight of the young as well as the old. One can enjoy colourful and vibrant atmosphere during the Navratri festival that is celebrated each year by performances of Garba, the traditional local dance. Finally, Diwali, the festival of lights, remains one of India's must-see, with its lanterns that illuminate all the houses, the colorful motifs that decorate the floor and the crackling of firecrackers that resonate throughout the city.