Ahmedabad to Halvad

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Train

2h  31m

Recommended

$2-23

Taxi

2h  42m

$30-45

Drive

2h  42m

$18-27

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Distance: 162 km

Duration: 2h 31m

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Traveling From Ahmedabad to Halvad

Your journey from Ahmedabad, a bustling urban center filled with culture and modernity, to Halvad, a serene town offering glimpses of rural life and history, presents a refreshing contrast that enriches your travel experience.

Best Neighbourhoods in Halvad

Halvad offers charming neighborhoods that reflect its rich culture and history.

Kutchhi Mohalla

• Traditional architecture with vibrant local markets.

• Close to historical temples and landmarks.

Maldhari ni Vadi

• Picturesque rural surroundings and tranquility.

• A hub for experiencing local farm life.

Brahmin Vadi

• Known for friendly locals and delicious vegetarian cuisine.

• Features historic homes with beautiful carvings.

Best Times To Visit Halvad's Attractions

Timing your visit to Halvad's attractions can greatly enhance your experience.

Jain Temples

Early mornings provide a peaceful atmosphere for contemplation and exploration, avoiding the midday heat.

Brahmin Vadi

Visit during weekdays to enjoy a quieter experience and connect with locals.

Local Markets

Late afternoons are ideal for shopping, with vibrant activity and fewer crowds.

Halvad Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Halvad experiences a hot semi-arid climate, with scorching summers, mild winters, and a monsoon season that brings refreshing rain. Visiting during the cooler months from October to March can enhance your travel experience, making outdoor activities more enjoyable.

Dining Recommendation

In Halvad, don’t miss the chance to savor the local specialty, ‘farsan’—crispy snacks typically made from gram flour and spiced lentils, best enjoyed at a family-run eatery like Vishwa Bhojan. This dining experience contrasts with Ahmedabad’s metropolitan flavors, as the quieter atmosphere and emphasis on regional ingredients create an authentic connection to the town's culinary heritage.