Shamlaji to Ahmedabad Cheap Bus Fare
The First bus from Shamlaji to Ahmedabad (Gujarat) is Non A/C Sleeper (2+1) by departing at 01:00.
Trip duration for Shamlaji to Ahmedabad is between 1h-55m to 7h-0m depending on the bus type and operator. Goibibo provides you the largest fleet of bus services to select from AC, Volvo buses.
Shamlaji Ahmedabad Bus Schedule
Popular Buses from Shamlaji to Ahmedabad
- DepartDuration
- arriveoperator
- 10:15
Shamlaji1h-55m - 12:10
AhmedabadShrinath Travels Agency Volvo A/C Multi Axle Semi Sleeper (2+2)
- 14:15
Shamlaji7h-0m - 21:15
AhmedabadEagle Falcon Bus A/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 08:25
Shamlaji2h-45m - 11:10
AhmedabadA/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 20:15
Shamlaji2h-0m - 22:15
AhmedabadNon A/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 01:00
Shamlaji2h-15m - 03:15
AhmedabadNon A/C Sleeper (2+1)
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Bhadra FortBhadra fort is beautiful monument that is famous for its intricate carvings, pattern works and beautiful frescos suits. In the year 1411, .........
- Kankaria Lake
A stroll along the banks, lying on the greens or enjoying laser shows, a peaceful or delightful day-out, as you please, is assured in the amazing Kankaria Lake of Ahmedabad. With fun suiting all age groups, the lake is a one-stop destination for people in a look-out for unadulterated recreation. It is one of the largest lakes in the city and is a regular hang-out option for locals.
- Teen Darwaja
A renowned landmark of Ahmedabad, Teen Darwaza is a triple arched gateway, distinguished by its beautiful Islamic architecture. It is also considered as one of the oldest as well as the longest gateways of the city. Established in 1411 C.E. by Sultan Ahmed Shah, the founder of Ahmedabad, this gate served as a royal entrance to the Maidan Shahi or the Royal Square.
- Dada Hari Vav (Stepwell)
Water conservation has been of prime importance in Gujarat since antiquity Such can be appreciated from the 120 or so odd step-wells that are scattered in different parts of the state. Two prominent step-wells can be admired in Ahmedabad itself. One is Mata Bhawani ni Vav and the other is Dada Hari ni Vav, located at an approximate 20min walking distance from each other. Both the step-wells are distinctly diverse in architecture and ethos. While the former is colourful and lively, the latter is imposing and pure.