Pick-up and drop at Iscon Cross Road.
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Explore Ahmedabad
India's first UNESCO World Heritage City is half an hour from the venue — and the post-conference tour takes you to the tallest statue in the world.
Stay a day longer
Ahmedabad is India's first UNESCO World Heritage City. A stone lattice carved in 1573, a stepwell five storeys deep, and the ashram Gandhi walked out of in 1930 — all within half an hour of the venue.
10 km
Mahatma Gandhi Sabarmati AshramGandhi's home for thirteen years, kept as he left it, on the banks of the Sabarmati.
9 km
Sabarmati RiverfrontEvening walks, the Atal Bridge and the flower park.
24 km
Akshardham TempleA vast monument in pink sandstone and marble, with evening fountains and gardens.
18 km
Adalaj StepwellFive storeys of carved sandstone descending to the water, built in 1499.
12 km
Kankaria LakeA 15th-century tank, now a lakefront best seen after dark.
10 km
Night Life @ Manek ChowkBy day a jewellery market, by night one of the city's most famous street-food squares.
- Old City heritage walk 9 km
- Gujarat Science City 15 km
- Mahatma Mandir 26 km
- Modhera Sun Temple 100 km
- Statue of Unity, Kevadia 200 km · day trip
One-day tour to the Statue of Unity
Round off LASACON 2026 with a day at the world’s tallest statue — the 182-metre Statue of Unity at Kevadia, standing over the Narmada where the river meets the Satpura and Vindhya ranges. A relaxed day away from the conference halls, before you head home.
Straight in at Kevadia, on the Narmada.
Both meals are part of the package.
Advance registration recommended — add it to your booking early.

