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Gandhinagar sectors — 6 neighbourhoods in 2 zones

Gandhinagar is a grid of 30 numbered sectors on the Sabarmati, with GIFT City to the south. Distances look short on the map, but the roads between pockets add up — choose by where your meetings are.

GIFT City from the air
GIFT CITY FROM THE AIR
Gandhinagar Capital railway station after its redevelopment FULL GUIDE
SECTORS · Capital sectors · 8 stays

Sectors 16 & 17

Central sectors around the old Secretariat, the Sector 16 metro station and the market areas.

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A wide tree-lined road through the sectors of Gandhinagar FULL GUIDE
SEC 11 · Capital sectors · 8 stays

Sector 11 & Ch Road

The commercial heart along Ch Road, with offices, shops and restaurants.

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Sargasan · Kudasan FULL GUIDE
SARGASAN · South Gandhinagar & GIFT City · 26 stays

Sargasan · Kudasan

New towers, malls and hotels on the Ahmedabad–Gandhinagar road.

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Infocity & Raysan FULL GUIDE
INFOCITY · South Gandhinagar & GIFT City · 7 stays

Infocity & Raysan

The IT park at Infocity and the Raysan–Randesan stretch on the metro line.

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Gyan Mandir at the Koba Jain Aradhana Kendra near Gandhinagar FULL GUIDE
KOBA · South Gandhinagar & GIFT City · 11 stays

Koba · airport side

The southern edge towards Ahmedabad and its airport, on the road to Koba temple.

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A lit office tower in GIFT City at night FULL GUIDE
GIFT · South Gandhinagar & GIFT City · 3 stays

GIFT City

Gujarat International Finance Tec-City: towers, the riverfront and India's first international financial services centre.

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Gandhinagar by zone

Areas: questions

How is Gandhinagar laid out?

Gandhinagar is a planned city with a grid of 30 numbered sectors. Main roads are named after Gujarati alphabet letters and cross roads are numbered. Wide green belts separate sectors, making it one of India's greenest cities. The design draws on the Chandigarh experience.

What are the main areas in Gandhinagar?

The city is divided into sectors, each with a number. Key areas include Sector 13 for Mahatma Mandir, Sector 20 for Akshardham, and the central Sachivalaya area. GIFT City lies south-east of the sectors on the Sabarmati river.

Where is the best area for a visitor to stay in Gandhinagar?

Sectors near the central spine, such as Sector 11 or Sector 16, offer convenient access to government offices and public transport. For proximity to Akshardham, Sector 20 is ideal. Check current accommodation options in your preferred sector.

How do I travel between areas in Gandhinagar?

The Ahmedabad Metro serves Gandhinagar with stations at Infocity, Sector-1, Sachivalaya, Akshardham, Sector-16 and Mahatma Mandir, with a branch to GIFT City. Check the current service. Wide roads and auto-rickshaws also connect sectors.

Which area in Gandhinagar has the main railway station?

Gandhinagar Capital railway station serves the city, redeveloped with a hotel above the tracks. It is centrally located and connects to major cities. The Ahmedabad airport is about 18–20 km from the sectors by road.

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Gandhinagar in 30 seconds

Akshardham in Sector 20, Mahatma Mandir, the tree-lined sector roads, Adalaj stepwell, the towers of GIFT City and Indroda Nature Park.

Captions are built in; the transcript is on the Gandhinagar home page.

Video: photographs by Harsh4101991, Soulful sunshine, Gujaratin and FabSubeject (CC BY-SA) and Gaurav.raval (CC0) via Wikimedia Commons, and Aryan Prajapati (Pexels licence); edited for imptgandhinagar.in.