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Historic City of Ahmedabad(2017)

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Historic City of Ahmedabad(2017)

Gujarat

Located on the eastern bank of the Sabarmati River, the walled city of Ahmedabad was founded in the 15th century by Sultan Ahmad Shah. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a remarkable blend of architectural traditions, showcasing exquisite monuments from the Sultanate period alongside later Hindu and Jain temples. The city’s unique urban planning is evident in its traditional pols (housing clusters) and puras (streets), complete with bird feeders, community wells, and places of worship. With its rich heritage, continuous habitation, and vibrant cultural life, Ahmedabad stands as a living example of harmonious coexistence and centuries-old city planning in India.

Historic City of Ahmedabad(2017)

Date of Inscription: 2017

Criteria: (ii) (v)

Property: 535.7 ha

Buffer zone: 395 ha

Dossier: 1551

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