Gandhidham Main Market - Gandhidham

All varieties of things one can get here.

I love my city, and my country also

Market have developed after 2002 earthquake. You can get anything you ask for.

This market is from my child hood I love the place to vist with my friends and family to shop

A well planned city of 1950s. Needs much improvement to remove heavy traffic congestion.

Good market but Hyderabadi biriyani or Kolkata biriyani not available in this market or any near places so sad??

The place is overall a great and amazing with so many options for the traveller I personally love this place a lot Just watch out for those vehicles Have a safe and nice visit

Gandhidham-Adipur, a twin township in this eastern part of Kutch District is one of the three new townships having come up in the Country after partition in 1947 – viz. Chandigarh in Punjab, Gandhinagar in Guajrat and again Gandhidham-Adipur in Kutch District of Gujarat. The basic reason for creation of this new township was to rehabilitate and resettle the community which migrated from West Pakistan during partition in 1947. The world community is aware that during partition the migrants from West Pakistan had almost lost everything and came empty hands to pledge their loyalty and sincerity towards the sovereignty of the Indian Constitution. Bhai Pratap Dialdas born on 14th April, 1908 in Hyderabad Sindh hailing from family known for its affluence, a connoisseur of fine arts, a cultured businessman of his times, a freedom fighter from Sindh, and a close associate of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, thought of rehabilitation and resettlement of sindhi community in particular and thus made a humble submission to his guiding light and Guru Mahtama Gandhi to give a piece of land to this community so that they could rehabilitate, establish and maintain their identity as a part of this free country. Mahatmaji appreciated the feelings of Bhai Pratap Dialdas and directed him to take up the issue with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and also talk for the piece of land to Maharao of Kutch as they thought that Kutch was similar to the climate and social culture of Sindh. Maharao Shri greatly accepted the request of Bhai Pratap and made the allotment of about 15000 acres of land in the eastern part of this District for establishment of a new township, which was subsequently reduced to 2600 acres of land by Government of India with the establishment of Kandla – major Port. The Sindhu Resettlement Corporation Ltd., Adipur under the able leadership of Bhai Pratap as its first Managing Director was established in 1948 for the development of the township. The Board of Directors of the Corporation was headed by Acharya Kripalani and many renowned personalities of that time