Overview Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad – Heritage City of Gujarat Ahmedabad is a remarkable heritage destination where centuries of history, traditional architecture, vibrant culture, and modern urban life come together. Founded by Sultan Ahmed Shah in 1411 on the eastern bank of the Sabarmati River, the city's historic walled area has preserved a distinctive architectural and cultural identity for centuries. The Historic City of Ahmedabad was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017, making it India's first World Heritage City. The heart of Ahmedabad's heritage lies within its historic walled city, where magnificent monuments from the Sultanate period stand alongside Hindu and Jain temples, mosques, tombs, traditional residences, and bustling markets. The city is particularly renowned for its traditional pols—closely connected residential neighbourhoods featuring beautifully carved wooden houses, courtyards, community spaces, bird feeders, wells, and places of worship.
House of MG
Experience the timeless charm of Ahmedabad at House of MG, a beautifully restored heritage hotel located in the heart of the city's historic old quarter. Housed in the former residence of the prominent Mangaldas Girdhardas family, this elegant property brings together Ahmedabad's rich architectural heritage, traditional craftsmanship, Gujarati hospitality, and modern comfort.