Travel in Meghalaya (India)

Meghalaya

Carved from the erstwhile State of Assam, Meghalaya became a full fledged State on January 21,1972. Bounded on the North and East by Assam and on the South and West by Bangladesh, Meghalaya is spread over an area of 22, 429 square kilometres, and lies between 20.1° N and 26.5° N latitude and 85.49 °E and 92.52 °E longitude. Meghalaya, of Scottish scenery and Indian charm is a beautiful state nestled amid Assam and Bangladesh. Meghalaya, literally meaning "Abode of the Clouds" takes distinction of being among the wettest places on earth. The Cherrapunji belt receives the highest rainfall in the world. Home to an extraordinary diversity of peoples, the Khasi, Jantia and Garo tribes, Meghalaya is one of the most picturesque states of India, which serves as an ideal gateway for people in search of beauty and tranquility. The panoramic landscapes, foggy hills, cascading waterfalls, serpentine rivers, and terraced slopes soothe the minds of weary travellers. Meghalaya is blessed with rich wildlife. The dense forests of Meghalaya are inhabited by many rare species of birds and animal including elephants, Tigers, Golden Cats, Binturongs, Slow Loris, Monkeys and birds like Hornbills, Partridges, Teals, Snipes and Quails. Meghalaya is dotted with numerous tourist spots. Shillong, the capital city of Meghalaya has many beautiful sites such as Lady Hydari Park, Elephant falls, Ward's lake, Shillong peak, and the golf course, one of the best in the country. Meghalaya (Abode of the Clouds), a state in northeasternIndia, is situated in the sub-Himalayan hills. It has common borders with the Indian state of Assam to its north and east, and with Bangladesh to its south and west. Geographically Meghalaya is divided into three hilly regions: Garo hills in the west, Khasi hills in the centre and Jaintia hills in the east, with elevations ranging between 150m to 1961m. The people of these regions are respectively called Garos, Khasis and Jaintias. While Garos migrated from Tibet, the Khasis and Jaintias are among the earliest ethnic groups in the Indian subcontinent. Khasis are known for being one of the few matriarchal societies surviving in the world today.

1. Attraction:

• Shillong:

Shillong

Shillong, the capital city, is famous for its spectacular beauty. Popularly known as the ‘Scotland of the East’ as it resembles the Scottish lands, Shillong’s landscape has to be seen to be believed. It is the only hill station in India that has accessible routes from all sides. Here are the leading attractions in Shillong. The Capital of Meghalaya, is a hill resort with incomparable climate. Often likened to Scotland, but isn’t really bagpipes echoing among the rolling hills, heather-covered slopes. The atmosphere is intensely musical all around with wind whistling through scented pines, babbling of torrential streams, cascading milky whit falls, the gently lapping waves at Umiam water resort frequented mostly by Anglers and Tourists, wild orchids that sent sweet fragrance to the air, lovely silver cloud hanging in the sky welcomes fellow Indian visitors and abroad as well. Shillong has a magical charm that makes tourists to revisit. Shillong often call the Land of Sevenhut is a land of honey and bee.

• Umiam-Lake:

umiam-lake

Umiam Lake is a beautiful artificial water reservoir that serves as a popular tourist attraction of Shillong. This lake came into existence in 1965, after the Umiam Umtru Hydro Electric Power Project (the first hydroelectricity venture in the northeast) was started. Covering a vast area of 10 sq. km, this large lake has rightly been termed as Barapani (big water) by locals. The lake is encompassed by sprawling meadows and undulating hills that are carpeted with lush greenery. Water complex offers a vast range of activities, which include row boats, paddle boats, cruise boats, sailing boats, water scooters and speed boats. Apart from these, visitors can also avail rides of river bus, speed boat and cruising boat.

• Ward Lake:

Ward Lake

2 minute walks from Police Bazar Tourist stand. A beautiful little placid lake, with a striking arched bridge, well landscaped and set in a botanical garden. This lake has beautiful flowers beds and offer boating facility. Many Bollywood films has been shot here. The exquisite historical man made lake got another bonus when a musical fountain was installed by the Assam Rifles who wanted to dedicate this as a sign of goodwill and friendship towards the peace loving people of the State. Assam Rifles Director General, Lt. H.S. Konwar handed over the Melody fountain to the C.M. of the State as a gesture of friendliness and cooperation in building great understanding between the paramilitary force and the civilians. The installation of this new fountain will help to enhance and attract more visitors is worth visiting.

• Elephant Falls:

Elephant-Falls

Elephant Falls is an enchanting waterfall that forms an integral part of the tourism circuit in Shillong. This waterfall was originally named Kshaid Lai Pateng Khohsiew, which means a three-step waterfall in local parlance. Due to its difficult pronunciation, the British named the cascade as the Elephant Falls. The new name was derived from a huge rock at the site that resembled an elephant in appearance. Although this rock was destroyed in an earthquake that occurred towards the end of the 19th century, the name stayed.

• Mawlynnong waterfall:

Mawlynnong-Waterfall

Settled in one among the most cleanest and pristine villages of Asia Mawlynnong is the picturesque Mawlynnong Waterfall. Although, Mawlynnong village boasts of numerous breathtaking attractions, one of the most popular is Mawlynnong waterfalls. The water gushes down from a certain height. Soothing your mind and soul, these falls create a thrilling and magical ambience.Renowned as the ‘God’s own garden’ Mawlynnong village in Shillong (approximately 72km away) is revered as the cleanest village in year 2003 and 2005. Mawlynnong is a like a wonderland for nature lovers and photo fanatics; the fascinating and striking root bridges might leave you awestruck. The root bridges are like a pathway across a stream.

• Cherrapunji:

Cherrapunji

Cherrapunji boasts of being the second wettest place on earth. It may have lost its first place to Mawsynram, which is 16 km away from Cherrapunji, but it has won the hearts of tourists thanks to its picturesque landscapes. With Mother Nature being lavish in her offerings to this land, you are sure to find Cherrapunji to be a heaven on earth. The land is also the only place in the country to receive rainfall round the year. Here are the leading attractions in Cherrapunji.

2. Accomodation:

Hotel Alpine Continental

Hotel Pegasus-Crown

Royal Heritage

1. Hotel Alpine Continental
2. Hotel Pegasus Crown
3. Hotel Centre Point
4. Cherrapunjee Holiday 
5. Orchid Lake Resort
6. Royal Heritage and many more.

3. Shopping: 

Shillong, the capital city, is famous for its spectacular beauty. Popularly known as the ‘Scotland of the East’ as it resembles the Scottish lands, Shillong’s landscape has to be seen to be believed. It is the only hill station in India that has accessible routes from all sides. Here are the leading attractions in Shillong. The Capital of Meghalaya, is a hill resort with incomparable climate. Often likened to Scotland, but isn’t really bagpipes echoing among the rolling hills, heather-covered slopes. The atmosphere is intensely musical all around with wind whistling through scented pines, babbling of torrential streams, cascading milky whit falls, the gently lapping waves at Umiam water resort frequented mostly by Anglers and Tourists, wild orchids that sent sweet fragrance to the air, lovely silver cloud hanging in the sky welcomes fellow Indian visitors and abroad as well. Shillong has a magical charm that makes tourists to revisit. Shillong often call the Land of Sevenhut is a land of honey and bee.

4. Transport:

• By Air:

Meghalaya does not have any airport. The nearest airport is at Guwahati, which is only 128kms from Shillong the capital city of Meghalaya. A helicopter service operates betweenGuwahati, Shillong (30 min) and Tura (60 min), which is convenient and economical. Some helicopters land at upper Shillong and others at Umroi Helipad in the downtown.

• By Rail:

Meghalaya does not have any train service. The nearest and railway station is inGuwahati. TMeghalaya has very convenient road connection with Guwahati throughout the year.

• By Road:

Road Network in the state is quite efficient and covers the state conveniently. National Highway 40 is an all-weather road running through the state. The road connects Shillong with Guwahati, which in turn is connected to other major cities in rest of the country.

Travel In Delhi(India)

Delhi

Delhi, a true cosmopolitan city with diversified culture is the capital of the world’s largest democracy, India. Known as Indraprastha in ancient times, Delhi has been wooed by rulers, attracted invaders and has been build and destroyed several times. Historians say that is has been rebuilt seven times during different ages.The two worlds of the city, the Old and the New form a great synthesis and co-exist of modernity and traditions in a remarkable manner.New Delhi city is acclaimed for being the cultural capital of India. The spectacular architecture of Delhi city is evident through its antique monuments. This city witnesses an interesting blend of diverse cultures (some even 5000 years old).

Delhi has always had a mysterious eternity, the city having witnessed empires rise to glory and fall to ashes. The contemporary Delhi is a culmination of seven cities built by different emperors. Ruins of this ancient city are found even today and now these are converted to some major tourist attractions. Among some spectacular historic sites, the most prominent ones are: Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, India Gate, Lotus temple, Humayun tomb and Rashtrapati Bhavan.

1.Attraction:

• India Gate and Rajpath:

India Gate

India Gate is a memorial raised in honor of the Indian soldiers who died during the Afghan wars and World War I. 1 the names of the soldiers who died in these wars are inscribed on the walls. The cenotaph (or shrine) in the middle is constructed with black marble and depicts a rifle placed on its barrel, crested by a soldier's helmet.

• Sansad Bhavan:

Sansad Bhavan

Sansad Bhavan or the Parliament of India is a circular building designed by the British architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Sir Herbert Baker in 1912–1913. Construction began in 1921, and in 1927 the building was opened as the home of the Council of State, the Central Legislative Assembly, and the Chamber of Princes.

• Rashtrapati Bhavan:       

Rashtrapati Bhavan

Built with a mix of European and Mughal/Indian styles, Rashtrapati Bhavan was originally built for the Governor General of India. Inaugurated in 1931 as the Viceregal Lodge, the name was changed in 1959 after India became a republic. Now it is the Presidential Palace of India.

• Qutub Minar:

Qutub Minar

The Qutub Minar is located in Qutb complex, Mehrauli in South Delhi. It was built byQutub-ud-din Aibak of the Slave Dynasty, who took possession of Delhi in 1206. It is a fluted red sandstone tower, which tapers up to a height of 72.5 meters and is covered with intricate carvings and verses from the Qur'an.

• Lodhi Gardens:

Lodhi Gardens

Lodhi Gardens, once called Lady Willingdon Park, laid out in 1930 this beautiful park contains 15th and 16th century monuments that are scattered among its well-kept lawns, flowers, shady trees and ponds. During the early morning and evening hours, the sprawling garden is a favourite spot for fitness freaks and those in search of solitude.

2. Accomodation:

Hotel 

Hotel

Hotel

1. Leela Kempinski,
2. JW Marriot,
3. The Lalit,
4. Le Meridien,
5. The Oberoi,
6. The Taj Mahal,
7. Hyatt Regency,
8. The Park,
9. Taj Palace Hotel,
10. Imperial Hotel and many more.

3. Shopping Mall:    

Shopping Mall

Shopping Mall

DLF Emporio, Vasant Kunj,

DLF Promenade, Vasant Kunj,

Ansal Plaza, Hudco Place,

West Gate Mall,

Chandni Chowk - A market running since the 17th century, 

Karol Bagh 3, 

Paharganj, 

Nehru Place, 

Gandhi Nagar and many more.

4. Transport:

•  By Air:

Revamp of IGI Airport is underway to improve its infrastructure, passenger capacity and efficiency.A secondary airport is in planning stages and was to come up in Greater Noida, the project has been shelved as of now.

• By Rail:

Rail based transport in the city has started to gain popularity with the introduction of Delhi Metro. Ring-Railway, which runs parallel to the Ring-Road system is another rail-based intra-city transport facility in Delhi.

• By Road:

Transportation is dependent upon roads and railways, including rapid transit systems like Delhi Metro. Roads in Delhi are maintained by Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), New Delhi MunicipalCouncil (NDMC), Delhi Cantonment Board (DCB), Public Works Department (PWD) and Delhi Development Authority (DDA). At 1749 km of road length per 100 km², Delhi has one of the highest road densities in India. Major roadways include the Ring Road and the Outer Ring Road, which had a traffic density of 110,000 vehicles per day in 2001. Total road length of Delhi was 28,508 km including 388 km of National Highways. Major road-based public transport facilities in Delhi are provided by DTC buses, auto-rickshaws taxi sand cycle-rickshaws.

Travel In Rajasthan (India)

Rajasthan

Rajasthan is the state in the West India. It is also known as "the land of kings" and "the land of colours". It houses the Great Indian desert(Thar Desert). Jaipur is the capital city of the state, also known as Pink city. The famous cities are Jaipur, Ajmer, Chittorgarh, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota, Jaisalmer etc.
Rajasthan is famous for the majestic forts, intricately carved temples and decorated havelis. Jantar Mantar, Chittorgarh Fort, Lake Palace, City Palaces, Jaisalmer Havelis are part of the true architectural heritage of India. Dilwara Temples of Mount Abu, Ranakpur Temple dedicated to Lord Adinath near Udaipur,Jain temples in the fort complexes of Chittorgarh, Jaisalmer and Kumbhalgarh, Lodurva Jain temples, Bhandasar Temple of Bikaner are some of the best examples. There are fairs with snake charmers, puppeteers, acrobats and folk performers. Camels,of course, play a stellar role in this festival. Keoladeo National Park of Bharatpur, Sariska Tiger Reserve of Alwar, Ranthambore National Park of Sawai Madhopur, and Desert National Park of Jaisalmer are famous wild life attraction in the state.
Rajasthan is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India, for both domestic and international tourists.
The magical land of Rajasthan is one of the most famous and popular travel destinations of India. Our Rajasthan tours showcases unforgettable travel experiences combined with visit to some finest age old monuments, palaces, forts of erstwhile kings, rich culture, simple lifestyle, festivities and much more. A trip to Rajasthan can be a lifetime travel reward for anyone. The tour packages of Rajasthan gives the traveller a chance to explore the variety of travel destinations including historical sites, wildlife sanctuaries, sand dunes, lakes, palaces, art galleries, museums, temples and the list of interest is endless. We operate private tours to Rajasthan for individuals and families or friends, guaranteed departure Group tours to Rajasthan and India, Luxury Train Tour of Rajasthan, Rajasthan special interest tours etc and we have tried to offer you a wide range of Rajasthan travel itineraries on this website, but we also welcome your queries and demand for organising a specially designed tailor-made Rajasthan tour package for you.

1. Attraction:

• Ajmer:

Ajmer

Located in the heart of Rajasthan Ajmer is a small town with a very interesting past and in todays world growing facets of growth and development in aspects of Culture, Education, state and privately owned Industrial & infrastructure establishments coalesce towards the fascination for trade tourism and investments in the district.

• Barmer:

Barmer

Barmer, in the western Rajasthan, is a desert town located 153 km from Jaisalmer. It forms a major part of the Thar Desert. The town many has historical sites and is a popular tourist destination. Small villages with mud-houses decorated with folk motifs, and colorfully attired people dot the landscape en route Barmer. Though a barren land with harsh climate and tough terrain, Barmer is known for its rich crafts, dance and music.

• Bundi:

Bundi

Bundi is certainly one of the best towns for your laid-back vacations. Most of the hotels/lodges are situated on the street opposite to Bundi palace and that lane is certainly your pick. All of these hotels will lure you with the rooms facing towards Bundi Palace and roof top restaurants. Lane opposite to Bundi palace is the most tourist friendly street offering everything that a traveler needs (Internet Cafes, Continental restaurants, roof top cafes, souvenir shops, saloons, laundry takers, Bike-Cycle on rent, tour agents etc).

• Jaisalmer:

Jaisalmer

Like various other cities of Rajasthan, in Jaisalmer too you will find different facets of its own glorious heritage too. Tough you can find historical monuments scattered all over the city, the Jaisalmer Fort will immediately command your attention. Made of sand stones and locally known as Sonar Quila, the Jaisalmer Fort is a dominating structure between the sands. The Jaisalmer city is also revered for its Havelis. Among many of them you will find Salim ji ki haveli and Nathmal ji ki haveli as the most striking. There are other monuments too, which are equally important because of there distinct and individual architecture.

• Jodhpur:

Jodhpur

Jodhpur is a very popular tourist destination. The landscape is scenic and mesmerizing. Jodhpur city has many beautiful palaces and forts such as Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, Umaid Bhavan Palace and Rai ka Bag Palace. Other charms of Jodhpur include Government museum and it's beautiful Umed garden. The city is known as the "Sun City" because of its bright and sunny weather throughout the year. Read on for more Jodhpur information.Fortress-city at the edge of the Thar Desert, famous for its blue homes and architecture.

• Mount Abu:

Mount Abu

Located near the Sirohi District, Mount Abu is the only hill station in the desert state of Rajasthan. It lies in the Aravalli mountain range at an approximate elevation of around 1,220 meters above sea level, with its highest point being ‘Guru Shikhar’ which is at a height of 1,722 meters above sea level. Being the only hill station in Rajasthan, it has been a popular retreat for the residents as a place away from the scorching desert heat. The place also has a significant place in the Hindu mythology as it is mentioned as the place where the Sage Vashistha retired. Today, the place is a great tourist destination, a hill station with the distinctive blend of the flavors of Rajasthan. It totally deserves a visit.

2. ACCOMODATION:

Hotel

Hotel

Hotel

Hotel

1. Svelte Hotel & Personal Suites,
2. Hotel Apano Rajasthan & Holiday Resort,
3. SUJAN Rajmahal Palace,
4. Vivanta by Taj - Hari Mahal,
5. Rajasthan Palace Hotel,
6. Mihir Garh,
7. The Oberoi Vanyavilas,
8. Hill Fort-Kesroli,
9. DeraMandawa,
10. Garden Kebabs,
11. sara vilas,
12. Hotel Sagar. And Many More

3. Shopping:   

• BARMER: 

Vibrant embroideries, woolen dhurries, and stone carvings Sadar Bazar is where the action is.

• BIKANER: 

Best for camel products that include leather footwear, and its brilliant gesso work. Wool carpets and blankets , light cotton quilts, and brilliantly dyed cotton fabrics can be tracked down in the maze of tiny shops around Kote Gate, with KEM Road providing the shopping in larger stores.

• JAISALMER: 

The local tradition of carving is best seen in little wooden boxes that are intricately pierced in exciting patterns and motifs. Also woolen and cotton rugs and blankets , embroidered fabrics, silver jewellery and trinkets, available in shops that open off the cobbled streets.

• JODHPUR:

 Once brides came here for their trousseau shopping because the dyes and prints were resplendent, and the lame work brilliant. The same fabrics can still be found in the bazaars, and you may want to try on a sporty pair of Jodhpurs ( the riding breeches that originated in this town ). Badalas or zinc alloy pitcher used to carry water, covered with felted cloth, were an earlier version of today's water flask. Also wooden toys, leather goods, paintings, juttees and silver jewellery, all in the shops in the old city. Handsome pieces of old furniture and artifacts can be found in the huddle of shops at the base of Chhattar Hill.

• PUSHKAR: 

During the November fair, the meal is a bewildering array of shops with fabrics, embroideries, utensils, terracotta pots, trinkets, silver jewellery, camel saddles, blankets, shawls, beads , bangles and other baubles.

• SHEKHAWATI: 

Associated with the low-legged Shekhawati chair , this region is known for wood carving, metal utensils, made -as-old furniture, and tie-dye fabrics.

• UDAIPUR:

One of the principal shopping zones outside Jaipur, here are a myriad shops with paintings of the miniature and pichwai variety, as terracotta tables and plaques. There are also locally dyed fabrics and textiles , embroideries , wooden toys , white metal objects d'art , silver enamel artefacts, and image of Krishna in the Nathdwara style.

4. Transport:

• By Air 

Air transport is available for Rajasthan. The one and only international airport of the state is located in Jaipur, the capital city of this state. Another international airport close to this state is Delhi, about 260 km away. The state has several domestic airports at Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. Only three off shore flights land at Jaipur Airport. These come from Muscat, Dubai and Sharjah.

• By Rail

Rail Transport is well established in this state. Even some of the remote areas are well served by this mode of transportation. Considered to be an affordable means of transport, majority of people prefer traveling from train. Major cities and several towns of this state are well connected through rail transport. Several trains ply daily between major cities. Metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, etc are well connected with this state. There are several options for travelling like Sleeper Coach, AC Chair Car, etc.

• By Road

This state has well established network of roads. Several National and State highways criss-cross through this destination. Thus, a well defined network of roads ensures easy transportation from various parts of the country and within the state. Besides Government owned buses, several private taxis or cabs are also available.

Travel In Gujarat (India)

Gujarat

The state of Gujarat   is in the Western India region of the India. Lothal, near to Ahmedabad and Dholavira, near to Kutch are sites of a Harappan (Indus) civilisation, which were older than 4000 years. Gujarat is known for the Stepped Wells, Jain Temples, Asiatic Lion and business oriented people.

The most convenient entry point into Gujarat is through the metropolis of Ahmedabad. The city contains some very fine museums, the Calico Museum of Textiles being considered among the world’s finest. Ahmedabad’s walled city is a living testimony to its heritage of crafts as women walk by in dazzling embroidered garments and flashing ethnic silver jewellery. Traditional Ahmedabad combines mosques of inspired workmanship, wooden Jain temples, unique stone stepwells and houses with ornately carved wooden balconies and window screens.

The beautiful temples, historical monuments, secluded beaches and the rich flora and fauna has led to the growth of tourism in Gujarat. Gujarat tourism attracts good number of pilgrims and nature lovers from all parts of the country. With the objective of opening up, vistas to discerning travellers who would love to spend their vacations in Gujarat, Gujarat Tourism Development Corporation has taken initiative to develop good infrastructure near the Gujarat travel destinations and open Gujarat Tourism information offices all across the country.

1. Attraction:

• Ahmedabad: 

Manchester of the East, commercial capital of Gujarat, home of Mahatma Gandhi’s Ashram and the World’s finest Textile Museum.

• Sabarmati Ashram: 

Sabarmati Ashram

Sabarmati Ashram, formerly known as 'Satyagraha Ashram", situated in Ahmedabad at the Kocharab Bungalow of Jivanlal Desai, a barrister. Later on it was shifted to the banks of Sabarmati river and then it came to be known as 'Sabarmati Ashram'. Gandhi stayed at the Ashram from 1915 to 1933 later on the Ashram was disbanded. The Ashram is a witness to many important historical events

• Dwarka:

Dwarka is an important Hindu pilgrimage city and is also known as the kingdom of Lord Krishna. Being one of the four major pilgrim places for Hindus, the city is a part of the "Char Dham" Yatra. Many tourists and devotees visit this city throughout the year. 

• Palitana:

Amongst all the Jain temples, Palitana Jain mandir are considered to be the most sacred. Located on Shetrunjaya hills there are 863 Jain Palitana temples in Gujarat, exquisitely carved in marble. No one is allowed to sleep overnight including the priest, because the temple city has been built as an abode for the Gods. The town is considered by many Jains to be more important than the otherJain thirth yatra temple covered hills of Bihar, Gwalior, Mt Abu and Girnar. Palitana Gujarat was the capital of a princely state of the Gohil Rajput clan. It is also one of the greatest tourist attractions in Gujarat for foreign tourists. 

• Somnath Temple:

The Somnath Temple represents one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and refers to the protector of Moon God. The temple is situated in Prabhas Kshetra near Veraval. The temple has been destroyed and reconstructed six times and thus, it is known as 'The Shrine Eternal'. 

2. ACCOMODATION: 

1. Heritage Khirasara Palace, 
2. Nilambagh Palace Hotel,
3. Balaram Palace Resort, 
4. Vijay Vilas Palace Hotel.

Hotel

Hotel

3.Shopping:

There are many tourist attraction spots in Gujarat. Each year this place is visited by thousands of visitors from all across of the world and India. They prefer visiting the historical rich and exquisite states of Gujarat. Some of the well known and popular tourists spots in Gujarat encompass Khavda, Girnar, Kambughoda, Lothal, Surpaneshwar, Ratanmahal, Rampur, Dwarkanath Temple, Palitana Temples, Kachchh Desert, Jessore, Barda, Balaram-Ambaji, Anjal, Kamnath Mahadev Radhu Di, Shankheswara Jain Temples, Dholvira, Sun Temple, Narayan Sarovar, Akshardham Temple, Bhagwan Swaminarayn, Purna, Nal Sarovar, Paniya and Somnath Temple and the list is endless.

4.Transport: 

• Air Transport:

Gujarat has 10 domestic airports and an international airport at Ahmedabad. There are frequent international flights to countries in Middle East, Europe and America. Indigo Airlines, Jetlite, Kingfisher airlines; Air India and Kingfisher Red operate regular flights to Ahmedabad from all major cities of India. Other airports are at Vadodara, Bhuj, Bhavnagar, Surat, Kandla, Keshod, Jamnagar, Porbandar and Rajkot.

• Rail:

There are trains from/to Bombay and New Delhi and other big cities of India several times a daygoing to the main cities of North-Centre-South Gujarat like: Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat.

• Car:

An excellent network of roads, state and national highways connects Ahmedabad, the capital city to the different important places in the state of Gujarat and the major cities of India.