Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid
Mysterious “shaking minarets,” where the shaking of one tower results in the vibration of the other.
Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid is rated 4.3 / 5 from 5,499 Google reviews and sits about 3.6 km (45 min walk) from Vastral station.
General overview
About Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid
Jhulta Minar, also known as the Shaking Minarets of Bibiji Masjid, is a historic landmark in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The slender minarets are famous for their unusual ability to transmit vibrations from one tower to the other, although visitors may not be permitted to test or climb them. The site is in a busy urban area and is generally best treated as a brief heritage stop rather than a full museum visit. All details below are based on general/training knowledge and have not been live-verified.
- Historic mosque and minaret landmark associated with Ahmedabad’s medieval architectural heritage.
- The paired minarets are traditionally known for their synchronized or vibration-transmitting movement.
- Located on Jhulta Minar Road in the Gomtipur/Rajpur Hirpur area.
- Useful as a short stop when exploring Ahmedabad’s older neighborhoods and heritage sites.
Things to do here
View the minarets and mosque exterior
See the distinctive towers and surviving mosque structure from the surrounding road or accessible areas. Depending on current access and local conditions, interior entry may be restricted.
Learn about the shaking-minaret tradition
The landmark is associated with the long-standing local account that movement in one minaret can be felt in the other. Do not shake, climb, or touch the structure unless specifically authorized.
Combine with an Ahmedabad heritage itinerary
Pair the visit with other historic sites in Ahmedabad, allowing extra time for traffic, narrow streets, and finding the exact entrance.
Use the supplied address and confirm the exact entrance with the driver, as the area has busy roads and dense urban streets. Ahmedabad traffic and parking can make the final approach slow. Dress modestly and behave respectfully around the mosque.
Advance booking is not generally known to be required for exterior viewing. Check locally before planning an interior visit or organized tour.
This overview is general knowledge, not confirmed against an official source — verify hours, prices and entry rules before you go.
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How to reach
Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid is about 3.6 km (~45 min walk) from Vastral station on the Ahmedabad Metro.
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Verify tickets, seasonal hours, entry rules, and special events on the official website before visiting.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid from Vastral station?
Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid is about 3634 m (roughly 45 min walk) from Vastral station on the Ahmedabad Metro. Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn walking directions.
What is Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid rated?
Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid has a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 5,499 reviews.
What's near Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid?
Also within a short walk of the same station: Shree Ramji Temple, Ved Arcade Mall, Hotel Flora.
Is Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid wheelchair accessible?
Yes — Google lists the following accessibility features for Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid: wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking.
Is Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid good for children?
Yes — Google lists Jhulta Minar, Bibiji Masjid as good for children.
Why is it called Jhulta Minar?
Jhulta Minar means “shaking minaret.” The landmark is associated with the phenomenon in which movement or vibration in one tower is traditionally said to be felt in the other.
Can visitors shake the minarets?
Visitors should not attempt to shake, climb, or touch the minarets. Such activity can damage a fragile historic structure and may be prohibited.
Is Bibiji Masjid the same as Sidi Bashir’s Mosque?
The names are sometimes confused in descriptions of Ahmedabad’s shaking-minaret landmarks. The supplied location is identified as Jhulta Minar/Bibiji Masjid; confirm the exact monument locally if visiting multiple minaret sites.
How much time should I allow?
Allow about 20–40 minutes for viewing and photographs. Add travel time and more time if combining the visit with Ahmedabad’s other historic sites.
Is there an entrance fee?
A ticketed entrance fee is not generally known for exterior viewing, and the site is commonly described as free. Access conditions may change, so confirm locally.
Is the site suitable for wheelchair users?
The surrounding urban streets and any steps or restricted access may present substantial accessibility challenges. It is best to verify conditions before arrival.
When is the best time to visit?
Daylight hours, especially morning or late afternoon, are generally most practical. Avoid disturbing prayer services and follow any local access instructions.
Can I visit independently?
Yes, exterior viewing is generally suitable for an independent visit. A local guide may help explain the history and locate the appropriate viewing point.
Data and photos from Google Places, generated August 24, 2026. Ratings, hours and prices can change — confirm anything time-sensitive before you go.