In 1411, Sultan Ahmed Shah established a city and gave it his name- Ahmedabad. Today this city is known as India's textile city. Gandhiji built the Sabarmati ashram on the outskirts of the city, making it the base camp for the Indian freedom struggle. In the process, transforming it into a symbol of non-violence and peace. Places of interest in Ahmedabad are Tombs of Ahmed Shah and his queens, Ahmed Shah's Mosque, Jama Masjid, Kutbi Mazar, Bhadra Fort, Dada-hari-di-Vav, Victoria Gardens etc.

Ahmedabad capital of Gujrat in the North West of India. The city is India’s textile centre. Monuments here reflect the combination of Hindu Muslim style. The Royal Meridien is unique in terms of location and design. The resort consists of well furnished and equipped apartments. The resort arranges numerous sightseeing and excursions tours.