Dhaka to Ahmedabad Flights

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What is Ahmedabad best known for?

During the change of era from the historic time to the modern time, Ahmedabad has undergone a lot of change. But, the city has failed to lose its unique charm that keeps visitors glued to its spectacular beauty. Ahmedabad is home to several strikingly beautiful mosques and holy shrines that reflect architectural marvel and intricate designs. Being the largest city in the state of Gujarat, Ahmedabad is believed to be the heartbeat of western India which is a true statement. Also, the city is full of immortal stories that are waiting to be explored and brought back to life.

The city of Ahmedabad was given the name of Manchester of India by a textile centre in Manchester for its striking progressive qualities to the ones in Manchester. The capital of Gujarat, Ahmedabad is divided into two by the Sabarmati River that runs through the centre. The river divides the city into the old city and the new city with contrasting moods of hustle bustle on C.G Road and traditional and cultural activities. Ahmedabad city has been declared India's first UNESCO World Heritage City.

The best-known places in Ahmedabad:

• Sabarmati Ashram: Sabarmati Ashram was the headquarters of Gandhi from 1917 to 1930 during India’s long freedom struggle.
• Jama Masjid: This mosque is highly famed among tourists because of its striking architecture.
• Calico Museum of textiles: It is India’s premier textile museum. The museum contains one of the world’s most complete collections of antique Indian textiles.
• Dada Hari Vav: It is the most complex monument in Ahmedabad that presents a cool and relaxing environment to the visitors.
• Nagina Wadi: It is one of the best places to visit in Ahmedabad, sitting amidst the beautiful Kankaria Lake. It is lined with food stalls and shops that sell the best souvenirs.
• Jhulta Minar: Jhulta Minar is an exception to the rules of architecture. If one minaret is shaken, the others get shaken as well without any movement in the connecting passage.
• Sarkhej Roza: It is the best place to look back upon the history of Muslim rulers in Ahmedabad. It consists of tombs, minarets, mosques and an artificial lake.
• Manek Chawk: It is situated in the oldest quarter of Ahmedabad. The place serves as a jeweller’s market in the day. At night, this place becomes a foodie’s loving spot with various delicious dishes being served in the restaurants.
• Kankaria Lake: It is situated in the southern part of Ahmedabad and is the greatest lake in the city. It was built in the fifteenth century by Sultan Kutubuddin. It is a well-known spot for kids and families.
• Kamla Nehru Zoological Garden: It is arranged on the banks of Kankaria Lake. The zoo serves as a home to many imperilled species like flamingos, Indian Wild Ass, Mouse Deer and the Asiatic Lion.
• Akshardham Temple: It is an architectural masterpiece and the most well-known temple in the city. The temple is devoted to Lord Swaminarayan and celebrates the commandments of the Swaminarayan faith. 
• Science City: It flaunts an IMAX 3D Theatre, presentation lobby, amphitheatre and roller coasters. It has The Energy Education Park, the Life Sciences Park, The Hall of Space and the Hall of Science.

Airport in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad Airport also known as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International airport serves Ahmedabad and handles over 11 million passengers in a year. Restaurants, stores, lounges, book stores, cafes, and many other amenities are available there.

• Airport address - Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Hansol, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
• Airport IATA code - AMD

The Dhaka to Ahmedabad flight route

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All about Dhaka

Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, boasts of an illustrious history. Even before it became the capital of Bengal under the Mughal empire in 1608, it dates back to the times of Samudragupta and is mentioned in Rajtarangini, the Sanskrit treatise written by Kalhan, the eminent scholar and writer from Kashmir, in the middle of the 12^th century. It was supposed to be the part of the Bikrampur and Sonargaon regions ruled by the erstwhile Bengal rulers, the Sena kings.

The name Dhaka is said to have derived from the Dhaka trees found in the area. It is also believed that it originated from the Hindu Goddess Dhakeshwari, whose temple is situated in the South-western part of the city. Yet another theory maintains that it derived from the musical instrument called Dhak, which was played at the inauguration of the capital of Bengal when the Mughals captured the region.

Places Dhaka is best known for:

• Top government bodies - Bangladesh National Parliament, Dhaka Education Board, Bangladesh Civil Service Administration
• Historical monuments - Shahid Minar, Bangladesh National Museum, Bangabandhu Memorial Museum, Liberation War Museum, Ahsan Manzil, Sonargaon, Lalbag Fort
• Religious places - Dhakeshwari Temple, Star (Tara) Masjid, Baitul Mukarram Mosque
• Shopping markets - New Market, Karwan Bazar
• Parks and gardens - Hatirjheel, Ramna Park, Gulshan Lake park, National Botanical Garden, Baldha Garden

Airport in Dhaka

Dhaka airport is the largest and prominent international airport offering international and national flights to various other countries and cities. It is located in Kurmitola which is situated 17 km away from the city centre.

• Airport address - Shahjalal International Airport, Dakshinkhan Rd, Dhaka 1229, Bangladesh
• Airport IATA code - DAC

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