About Sidhpur
Ahmedabad to Sidhpur distnce : 116 km
Estimated travel time : 2.5 hours
Ahmedabad to Sidhpur is one of the popular tourist route. Siddhpur, also spelled Sidhpur, is a small beautiful historical town in Patan district, in the Indian state of Gujarat known as the Sristhal, literally "a pious place".
A sleepy little town in North Gujarat, Sidhpur, has a powerful place in history and mythology. Located on the bank of the endorheic Saraswati River, which is probably a remaining of the ancient Sarasvati River from where the the great warrior Parasurama performed the last rites of his mother, making Sidhpur a sacred pilgrimage among Hindu devotees honoring their maternal ancestors. Exotics architecture of the town is build by the Dawoodi Bohra one of the community that lived there from the year. Waking in the uncrowded lanes, viewing the colorful houses, appreciating the building is one of the great experience that one should not miss while visiting the town. Apart from that he town is also the home of the ancient buildings from the different era of Indian history like the Rudra Mahalaya Temple of Chaulukya dynasty and many more.
Taxi from Ahmedabad to Sidhpur is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Ahmedabad to Sidhpur by car is well connected through Ahmedabad - Palanpur Highway / Ahmedabad - Patan Highway and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Ahmedabad to Sidhpur distance is 116 Km and is 2.5 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Gandhinagar - Located just 25 kilometers away from Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar is the capital city of the state of Gujarat. You can visit the Akshardham Temple, which is a popular tourist attraction.
2. Mehsana - Mehsana is a city en route to Sidhpur, known for its historical and cultural significance. You can visit the Modhera Sun Temple, which is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to the Sun God.
3. Patan - Patan is famous for its Rani ki Vav, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is an intricately designed stepwell built during the Solanki dynasty. The Patola weaving is also a notable craft in Patan.
4. Vadnagar - Vadnagar is the birthplace of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has several ancient temples, including the Hatkeshwar Temple and Sharmishtha Lake.
5. Unjha - Unjha is renowned for its vibrant and bustling spice market. It is one of the largest spice markets in Asia, known for its wide variety of spices, herbs, and condiments.
Tourist Attractions
Rudra Mahalaya: Ancient temple ruins known for its intricate carvings and architectural brilliance.
Bohra Houses: Well-preserved traditional residences showcasing the unique architectural style of the Bohra community.
Mansarovar: A sacred pond believed to have healing powers, visited by pilgrims.
Bindu Sarovar: A mystic lake surrounded by temples, offering a serene and spiritual atmosphere.
Swaminarayan Temple: A grand Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan, known for its elaborate architecture.
Jami Masjid: A mosque built during the Gujarat Sultanate, featuring stunning Islamic architecture.
Shri Kshetrapal Teerth: A Jain pilgrimage site with intricately carved marble temples and peaceful surroundings.
Sidhpur Museum: A small museum displaying artifacts from the region's rich historical and cultural heritage.
Pavagadh-Panchmahal Wildlife Sanctuary: A natural sanctuary boasting diverse flora and fauna, ideal for wildlife enthusiasts.
Patan Patola Heritage Museum: Displaying exquisite patola silk sarees and showcasing the traditional weaving techniques.
