Vaishnodevi Temple, located on the Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway in Ahmedabad, is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site and a popular attraction for tourists visiting Ahmedabad. Constructed in 2007, the temple is a faithful replica of the original Vaishnodevi temple in Jammu Kashmir, dedicated to Goddess Vaishnodevi, an incarnation of Goddess Durga. The temple's design and architecture mimic the original temple, situated on high peaks in Jammu, but instead, it is built on a man made hill made of yellow sandstones.

The temple's interiors are adorned with intricate carvings and numerous sculptures of various gods and goddesses. To reach the main shrine at the top of the hill, devotees have to ascend through the manmade hill, adding to the authenticity and experience of a pilgrimage to the sacred temple. Surrounding the temple are sprawling gardens, enhancing the tranquil and spiritual ambiance of the site.

The Vaishnodevi Temple holds particular significance during the Navratri festival, a nine-night celebration dedicated to Goddess Durga. During this time, the temple is beautifully decorated and attracts a large number of devotees. The temple, constructed by an individual trust, is situated on Vaishnodevi Circle along the Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway. Its circular shape, stone construction, and the presence of the presiding deity, Goddess Vaishno Devi, make it an impressive structure for worshippers and visitors alike.