Things To Do
in Kāmrej

A steamed savory cake made from fermented rice and chickpea batter, Dhokla is fluffy and tangy, typically served with green chutney. You can find great Dhokla at local eateries like 'Jagannath Dhokla House'.

Must-Try!

Thepla is a spiced flatbread made with whole wheat flour and fenugreek leaves, perfect for breakfast or as a snack. Check out 'Sankalp Restaurant' for their delicious version.

This is a delicate snack made from gram flour rolled into thin sheets with spices, and garnished with coconut and mustard seeds. 'Manoj Snacks' is a popular spot to find fresh Khandvi.

A traditional mixed vegetable dish cooked with a variety of spices and served during festivals, particularly in winter. 'Chetna Restaurant' offers some of the best Undhiyu in Kāmrej.

A bustling marketplace where you can sample various street foods including bhajiya, chaat, and fresh fruits. Vendors here are known for their unique combinations and friendly pricing.

These stalls are popular for Late-night snacks, serving items like Pani Puri, Vada Pav, and Pav Bhaji which are must-tries for any food lover.

In Kāmrej, as in many parts of India, tipping is a common practice in the service industry. It is generally considered a way to show appreciation for good service. Tipping customs can vary; for instance, in restaurants, a tip of around 10-15% of the total bill is customary. In hotels, small tips (20-50 INR) are often given to bellboys and housekeeping staff. In street food stalls, tipping is less common but rounding up the bill is appreciated.

Payment practices in Kāmrej may involve cash transactions, which are still predominant, especially in local markets and street vendors. However, digital payment methods have become increasingly popular, especially post-pandemic. Methods such as UPI (Unified Payments Interface), debit and credit cards, and mobile wallets are commonly used for larger transactions or in more established businesses. Many local vendors still prefer cash due to the fees associated with card transactions.

This is the best time to visit Kāmrej. The weather is cool and pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C. Visitors can enjoy outdoor activities and explore local attractions comfortably.

Spring in Kāmrej is warm, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 35°C. It's a great time for sightseeing, although it's starting to get hotter. Early mornings and late afternoons are ideal for outdoor visits.

Summer is very hot in Kāmrej, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C. This is not the ideal time for travelers, as the heat can be oppressive. However, indoor activities, such as visiting local markets or museums, can still be enjoyed.

The monsoon season brings heavy rainfall to Kāmrej, which cools down the temperatures but can sometimes lead to flooding in certain areas. This is a quieter time for tourism, but nature is lush and beautiful. Travelers should be prepared for wet weather.

Located in Ahmedabad, approximately 45 km from Kāmrej, this international airport serves as a major hub for flights to and from various international destinations.

Approximately 200 km from Kāmrej, this airport provides both domestic and limited international flights, catering primarily to the Saurashtra region.

Located around 30 km from Kāmrej, this airport operates domestic flights and has plans for future international flights, serving the city of Surat.

Situated in Mumbai, about 250 km from Kāmrej, this is one of the busiest international airports in India, connecting to numerous global destinations.

The majority demographic group in Kāmrej, encompassing a variety of sub-castes and communities.

A significant minority in Kāmrej, contributing to the cultural and religious diversity of the region.

A smaller yet notable community known for its unique religious practices and contributions to local culture.

Includes various smaller communities and religious groups residing in the area.