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1499 octagonal stepwell 18 km north of Ahmedabad — five stories of carved stone descending into a cool subterranean water source.

One of the four Char Dham — Krishna's mythical kingdom-city on the Saurashtra coast, with a 5-storey 38-metre temple to 'Dwarkadheesh' (King of Dwarka).

Last home of the Asiatic lion — 1,412 sq km of Saurashtra forest, hosting roughly 700 lions in the only wild population on Earth.

1848 Jain temple in Ahmedabad's old city — white marble courtyard, 52 shrines, and the 78-foot Mahavir kirti stambha.

10,000 sq km of seasonal salt desert — Asia's largest, the venue of the 100-day Rann Utsav and a UNESCO biosphere reserve.

Mahatma Gandhi's home (1917–1930) on the Sabarmati riverbank — start of the 1930 Salt March, now a Gandhi memorial museum.

1573 mosque famed for its ten stone-tracery jali windows — the Tree of Life jali is Ahmedabad's unofficial city emblem.

First of the 12 Jyotirlingas — the temple at Veraval coast that has been destroyed and rebuilt seven times in a 2,000-year history.

182-metre statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel — the tallest statue in the world, on the Sardar Sarovar dam reservoir of the Narmada river.