Better known as Prem Darwaza (Darwaja), Prem Gate lies to the northeast of the walled city of Ahmedabad.
This was one of the two gates built by the British as part of the plan to allow public access to the railway station. The opening of the railway line between Bombay and Ahmedabad in 1864 made it necessary to facilitate public movement.
This gate is the entrance to markets like Lati Bazaar and Jordan Road.
Premdarwaja is the gateway to markets like Lati Bazaar and Jordan Road.
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The historic darwajas of Ahmedabad stand proudly upright, marking the boundaries of the old walled city of Ahmedabad. Being part of the public infrastructure of the city, they are open to visitor during all hours of the day. However, it is best to visit during day time to properly appreciate the architectural details and also enjoy the thriving markets in and around them.
Timings :Any Time
Entry Fee : Free