Night Heritage Walk

Night Heritage Walk

The guided night walk of the historic city of Ahmedabad begins at
Mangaldas Ni Haveli and takes you through most ancient parts of
the city and you will walk through narrow lanes, fits old havelis
and monuments to arrive at the crowded food court at Manek
chowk. There is a small room above the gateway leading to raja
no hajiro, you will witness a tradition that dates back 600 years
- or drummers signaling the closing of the city gates at 11 PM
every night. Carrying a copy of Ahmedabad City Guide that we
provide as a PDF that will make the walks more insightful and
allow you to take the history home with you.

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Stop At: Pol Kholi, Mangaldas ni Haveli - 2, Gangadhiya ni Pol, Via Sakdi Sheri,, Nr. Manek Chowk, Khadia, Old City, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001, India

Mangaldas ni Haveli II is a modern hotel in a
renovated 150-year-old residential home having 6
rooms and which is a sister property or The House of
MG. The name of the cafe inside the haveli “Pol Kholi
Café ”is kept as it attempts to open the secrets of the
old city streets to the residents of the POL, tourists
and visitors.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Deewanji ni Haveli, Sankdi Sheri, Old City, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001, India

The haveli is around 250-year-old having beautiful
wooden carved brackets and pillars. It is said to be
the best example of Vaastu shastra principle-based
construction architecture and has an underground
water tank where the rain water is collected through
a copper pipeline and conserved throughout the year.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Fernandes Bridge, Close to Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad India

The Fernandez Bridge was constructed by British
Raaj to extend the Gandhi road in 1844 A.D. The
bridge is constructed above Manek River a tributary
or Sabarmati River which used to be 600 years ago

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Rani no Hajiro, Gandhi Rd, Manek Chowk, Khadia, Old City, Danapidth, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001, India

Also known as Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens, the
courtyard has 8 marble tombs or queens or Ahmed
Shah I and other Gujarat Sultanate rulers. The main
tomb belongs to Mughalai Bibi, mother of Mahmud
Begada and the wife of Muhammad Shah II

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Ahmedshah Badshah's Tomb, Off, Gandhi Rd, Manek Chowk, Old City, Danapidth, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001, India

The famous Ahmed shah's tomb also known as Raja
No Haziro is situated in Manek Chowk area close to
Jumma Masjid and opposite to Rani no Hajiro. The
mosque consists of tomb or Ahmed Shah I, the founder
or Ahmedabad city, while the grandson of Ahmed
shah Qut-ud-Din Shah is buried to his right. The
mosque was completed in 1414 by his son
Muhammad shah.

Duration: 15 minutes