Atal Bridge in Ahmedabad
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The iconic structure truly adds to the beauty of Ahmedabad.
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The bridge, named after former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, is a tribute by the local people to Atal ji.
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The 300-metre long 'Atal Bridge' across the Sabarmati river is only meant for pedestrians and cyclists. The bridge is 14 metres wide in the middle.
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The bridge connects the flower garden on the western end of the Sabarmati Riverfront and the upcoming arts and culture centre on the eastern end.
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Atal Bridge is unique in innovation and also its design which resembles the famous kite festival.
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