Ahmedabad To Ambaji Taxi Services

Ahmedabad To Ambaji Taxi Services: Your Comfortable Journey to the Divine

Planning a pilgrimage or a leisurely trip from Ahmedabad to the sacred town of Ambaji? Look no further! Our reliable taxi services offer a comfortable, safe, and hassle-free journey, ensuring you reach your destination refreshed and ready to experience the divine.

Why Choose Our Ahmedabad to Ambaji Taxi Service?

  • Comfort & Convenience: Say goodbye to the stresses of public transport. Our taxis provide a private and comfortable space for your journey.

  • Experienced Drivers: Our professional drivers are well-versed with the Ahmedabad-Ambaji route, ensuring a smooth and efficient ride. They prioritize your safety and comfort.

  • Flexible Options: Whether you need a one-way drop or a round trip, we offer flexible booking options to suit your itinerary.

  • Transparent Pricing: We believe in clear and upfront pricing with no hidden charges. You’ll know the cost before you book.

  • Variety of Cars: We offer a diverse fleet to cater to your specific needs and group size.

Our Fleet: Designed for Your Comfort

We provide well-maintained and air-conditioned vehicles for your Ahmedabad to Ambaji journey:

  • Maruti Swift Dzire: Ideal for small families or individuals, offering a comfortable and economical ride.

  • Maruti Ertiga: A spacious MUV perfect for slightly larger families or groups, providing ample legroom and luggage space.

  • Toyota Innova Crysta: For those seeking premium comfort and extra space, the Innova Crysta is the perfect choice for a relaxed journey.

Journey Details: Ahmedabad to Ambaji

  • Distance: The approximate road distance from Ahmedabad to Ambaji is around 155-190 km, depending on the route taken.

  • Travel Time: The journey typically takes about 3.5 to 4.5 hours by car, depending on traffic conditions and chosen route. The most common route is via Himmatnagar.

Places to Visit in Ambaji

Ambaji is a significant pilgrimage town, primarily known for its revered Ambaji Mata Temple. Beyond the main temple, there are several other spiritual and scenic attractions to explore:

  1. Ambaji Mata Temple: This is the heart of Ambaji, one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. Interestingly, there is no idol of the Goddess here; instead, the holy “Shree Visa Yantra” is worshipped as the main deity.

  2. Gabbar Hill: Located a short distance from the main temple, Gabbar Hill is believed to be the original abode of the Goddess. Devotees can climb 999 steps to reach the temple atop the hill, or utilize the ropeway for a convenient ascent. A continuously burning holy lamp is a prominent feature here.

  3. Koteshwar Mahadev Temple: Situated near the source of the Saraswati River, this ancient Shiva temple is known for its “Gomukh” (cow’s mouth) from which water flows into a sacred kund.

  4. Kumbhariya Jain Temples: A group of exquisitely carved Jain temples dating back to the 11th century, showcasing remarkable architectural beauty and intricate craftsmanship. These are a must-visit for art and history enthusiasts.

  5. Mansarovar Ambaji: A sacred rectangular pond located next to the Ambaji Mata Temple, offering a serene environment for reflection.

  6. Kamakshi Mandir: This temple complex, built in the South Indian architectural style, houses shrines dedicated to all 51 Shakti Peethas of India, providing a unique opportunity to pay homage to them in one place.

  7. Charan Paduka: A sacred site believed to bear the footprints of the Goddess.

  8. Kailash Hill Sunset Point: Offering panoramic views, especially during sunset, this spot is perfect for enjoying the natural beauty of the Aravalli hills. There’s also a beautiful Shivalaya atop Kailash Tekari.

  9. Mangalya Van: Located on Kailash Tekari, this unique astrological garden features plants representing each zodiac sign.

  10. Balaram Ambaji Wildlife Sanctuary: For nature lovers, this sanctuary offers a chance to explore the diverse flora and fauna of the region, including sloth bears and various medicinal plants.

Food Options in Ambaji

Being a significant pilgrimage site, Ambaji offers a wide array of pure vegetarian food options. The area around the Ambaji temple, in particular, is a “vegetarian zone,” meaning no non-vegetarian food is sold within a 500-meter radius. You can expect to find:

  • Gujarati Thali: This is a quintessential experience in Gujarat. Many restaurants offer elaborate Gujarati thalis with a variety of sabzis (vegetable dishes), dal (lentil curry), kadhi (yogurt curry), rice, roti/puri, papad, salad, chutneys, and a sweet dish. Look for places like Gormeh Thaal at Hotel Ambaji International, Royal Zayka Restaurant, and Manglam Dining Hall for authentic thalis.

  • Local Gujarati Snacks:

    • Bajri no Rotlo: A traditional flatbread made from millet flour, often served with ghee and jaggery or spicy garlic chutney.

    • Fafda: A crunchy snack made of gram flour, usually enjoyed with papaya chutney or fried green chilies.

    • Thepla: Thinly rolled bread made with wheat flour, fenugreek leaves, and spices, ideal for breakfast or as a travel snack.

    • Sukhadi: A simple yet delicious sweet made from wheat flour, ghee, and jaggery.

  • South Indian Delicacies: Many restaurants also offer popular South Indian dishes like Dosa, Idli, Vada, and Uttapam.

  • North Indian Cuisine: You’ll find standard North Indian fare like Paneer Butter Masala, various curries, and different types of bread.

  • Fast Food: For quick bites, you can find options like Pav Bhaji, Pizzas, and Burgers at various food stalls and smaller eateries.

  • Sweet Shops: Don’t forget to indulge in traditional Indian sweets, especially after your meals.

Some popular dining establishments to consider in Ambaji:

  • Gormeh Thaal (at Hotel Ambaji International): Highly recommended for its authentic and generous Gujarati thali.

  • Royal Zayka Restaurant: Known for both Gujarati thali and Punjabi cuisine.

  • Manglam Dining Hall: A vegetarian restaurant offering delicious Gujarati and Punjabi thalis with a comfortable AC seating space.

  • Honest Restaurant: A popular spot offering a variety of vegetarian dishes.

  • Tulsi Restaurant: Known for good quality vegetarian food.

  • Ambaji Satvik Food Court: Located near the temple, specializing in pure vegetarian Satvik food.

  • Shree Ambika Bhojnalaya: Another option for vegetarian meals.

  • Kailash Dining Hall: Offers good food with friendly staff.

Book your Ahmedabad to Ambaji taxi with us today and embark on a memorable journey, complete with divine blessings and delicious food!

Call Now Ahmedabad Taxi (24×7): [contact type=”mobile”]

Scroll to Top