Have a Gujarati-style light breakfast at home or request a vegetarian Gujarati meal from your airline/hotel in advance; if you prefer airport options, pick a vegetarian café and pack light snacks for the long flight.
Arrive London (typical afternoon arrival); clear immigration, pick up an Oyster/contactless card, and check in. Ask the hotel to arrange Gujarati-style meals during your stay — many hotels will accommodate on request.
Stroll the South Bank from Westminster Bridge toward London Eye — great first-look views of the Thames, Big Ben and street performers; outdoor, open all day, ideal after jet-lag to acclimatise.
Saravanaa Bhavan is a long-standing vegetarian South Indian chain that serves dosas, idlis and thali-style meals (many Gujarati palates appreciate the pure-veg menu). Mildreds is a popular vegetarian restaurant with international dishes if you want variety. Both open evenings (Saravanaa Bhavan typically 11:00–22:00; Mildreds ~12:00–22:30).
If energy allows, take a short walk through Covent Garden (street performers, shops open until ~8–9pm) — otherwise return to hotel to rest for a full sightseeing day tomorrow.
Have a hearty vegetarian breakfast at your hotel. If you want an outing, Dishoom (some branches open from 8:00am) offers Bombay-style breakfasts with veg options — ask for milder items to suit Gujarati taste.
See London’s most iconic civic monuments; Westminster Abbey opens usually 9:30am–3:30pm for sightseeing (times vary, check online and book tickets in advance).
Walk via St. James’s Park to Buckingham Palace. Changing of the Guard is scheduled on selected days (usually late morning) — check the official schedule in advance as timings vary seasonally.
Mildreds (Soho/Covent Garden) has strong vegetarian options and quick service — good for a relaxed lunch before museum time; many nearby Indian vegetarian cafes can prepare thali-like platters on request.
World-class collections with free general admission; open daily usually 10:00–17:00 (Fridays often to 20:30). Don’t miss the Rosetta Stone and the Asian galleries.
Head to Oxford Street for mainstream shopping, then wander to Carnaby/Regent for independent boutiques; stores often open until 8:00–9:00pm (longer on Thursdays).
Book ahead at a vegetarian-friendly Indian restaurant and request a Gujarati thali (many Indian restaurants in London will prepare Gujarati-style platters on request). If unavailable, order a multi-dish pure-veg thali.
Fuel up with a vegetarian full breakfast at the hotel, or choose a café offering eggs, grilled tomatoes and toast. Ask for lighter Gujarati alternatives if preferred.
Visit the Tower of London (usually open 9:00–17:30 in shoulder seasons) to see the Crown Jewels and historic fortress, then walk to Tower Bridge for the engine rooms and panoramic walkways.
If you prefer alternative shopping, take the Tube to Camden Market (open daily, best 11:00–18:00); or for art, go to Tate Modern (open 10:00–18:00) for contemporary collections.
Ride the London Eye for sunset city views (typical hours 11:00–18:00–20:30 depending on season) or attend a West End show in the evening (shows usually start 7:30–8:00pm; book tickets ahead).
End the day with a comforting vegetarian dinner at Saravanaa Bhavan (dosas, thalis) or Dishoom for Indo-British dishes; request milder, Gujarati-friendly preparations where possible.
Have an early hotel breakfast; check out and transfer to St Pancras International if taking Eurostar, or to airport if flying. Book Eurostar in advance (fast, ~2h15m centre-to-centre).
High-speed Eurostar train takes ~2h15m from central London to central Paris; arrive relaxed and ready to explore. Book tickets early for best fares; typical schedules every few hours.
Krishna Bhavan and Saravana Bhavan in Paris are reliable vegetarian Indian restaurants; they serve hearty dals, thalis and dosas and are helpful with special requests. Typical opening midday through evening (check exact branch hours).
Explore Le Marais (shops, galleries) and walk to Île de la Cité to see Notre-Dame exterior and the Seine — most areas are open all day; good for light shopping and photos.
Choose a pure-veg Indian restaurant near Gare du Nord for a familiar Gujarati-friendly thali or mixed South/North Indian dishes; many Paris Indian restaurants welcome pre-orders for specific vegetarian thalis.
Have breakfast at the hotel or a café; ask the hotel to prepare Gujarati-style breakfast (dals, rotla/poha) if available, or choose fruit, croissants and strong coffee.
Visit the Louvre (open typically 9:00–18:00; closed Tuesdays). Book tickets online for timed entry to avoid queues; highlights include the Mona Lisa and the Egyptian collection.
Choose a nearby vegetarian-friendly Indian spot or a Parisian bistro with clear vegetarian options; ask for dishes without butter if you prefer lighter Gujarati-style meals.
Shop at Galeries Lafayette and Printemps for fashion and gifts; the rooftop view at Galeries Lafayette is free and gives a good panoramic view of Paris. Stores typically open 10:00–20:00 (longer on Thursdays).
Take an early evening Seine cruise (usually 10:00–22:00; best at sunset) for a relaxing view of Paris landmarks including Notre-Dame and Eiffel Tower from the water.
Enjoy a filling vegetarian dinner at a trusted Indian chain in Paris; ask for Gujarati-style thali if you prefer familiar flavours. These restaurants typically open till late evenings (check branch hours).
Light breakfast at the hotel; pack snacks and any airline requests for the overnight flight later tonight. Confirm transfer time to the airport with the hotel.
Visit the Eiffel Tower (open roughly 9:00–23:00, times may vary). Pre-book summit or second-floor tickets online to save time; morning visits are less crowded.
Use late afternoon for any last-minute shopping or to rest before transfer to the airport. Confirm luggage and check-in details for your overnight flight back to Ahmedabad.
Board your overnight flight to Ahmedabad. Request vegetarian Gujarati meal from the airline in advance (choose special meal code VGML or specify Gujarati-style if airline supports it).