How bad is traffic in Ahmedabad, Gujarat?

Public transport is decent with dedicated bus lanes. Almost every family owns 2-wheelers. Traffic is ok, it’s never as severe as Mumbai or Bangalore. Local crowd is quite helpful to strangers. You can manage fine with English, and Hindi definitely helps. For vegetarians, street food options are exciting & endless. Lots of iconic sight-seeing places besides superb local shopping options.

Summer clothes suit throughout the year. Summer heat is dry during April-May becomes humid from June onwards and can be unpredictable till October. Try to choose areas which are not low-lying i.e., which flood easily as rain can flood the city easily. Try and find accommodation near your place of work as travel time can be crazy unless being stuck in traffic is something one enjoys. This holds correct for the big city i.e., Ahmedabad. If, however, you choose a remote area, then traffic is easier.

Ahmedabad has excellent studying opportunities. We have some of the best B-schools, like IIM-A, MICA, etc., some of the best engineering colleges, medical schools, you name it, we have it. The city has low crime rate against women, and is comparatively safer. Traffic is a problem sometimes. Food is okay.

Ahmedabad is the largest city in the state of Gujarat. It is famous for all types of cuisines. One must not miss the Pani Puri while visiting. We don’t have bars or pubs but our nightlife is long drive on SG highway, eating till our stomach hurts at Manek Chowk, and feeling like we’re on cloud nine by enjoying the cool breeze on Riverfront.

Ahmedabad is famous for its street food places, tourist attraction, cotton textile, Navratri celebration etc. and there are some common issues we face here are daily traffic jam, fast life style, people with no sense about traffic but the main advantage is that people are always ready to help each other in any situation.