About Kada Dam
Kada Dam is an irrigation dam and reservoir located near Kada village in Dhari Taluka, Amreli District, Gujarat. Built across a seasonal river to support agriculture and local water supply, it forms a modest reservoir surrounded by agricultural fields and scrub landscape. The site is noted for its quiet rural setting, seasonal water storage, and views over the reservoir, attracting local visitors for sightseeing, photography and short picnics, especially during and after the monsoon season.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small rural dam and reservoir surrounded by agricultural fields and open scrub landscape. The area offers views of the water spread, earthen embankment and seasonal water storage. There are no major built tourist facilities; the experience is primarily sightseeing, photography and short walks along the reservoir periphery in a quiet village setting.
Key highlights
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Reservoir formed by the irrigation dam near Kada village
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Rural agricultural and scrub landscape surroundings
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Seasonal water views especially after monsoon
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Quiet local picnic and sightseeing spot
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Opportunities for photography and birdwatching around the water body
History of Kada Dam
Constructed as a local irrigation and water supply dam to store seasonal river flow for agriculture and village water needs in the Amreli region
Route
| By air | Nearest major airport is Rajkot Airport, then by road to Amreli/Dhari and Kada |
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| By train | Nearest rail access via Amreli and Dhari railway stations, then by road to Kada village |
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