About Valley of Flowers
The Valley of Flowers in Ekta Nagar (Kevadia), Narmada district, Gujarat, is a large man-made floral garden developed near the Statue of Unity along the Narmada River. Spread over about 17 acres, it features hundreds of flowering plant varieties, seasonal blooms, landscaped walkways and viewing points. Created as part of the Statue of Unity tourism circuit, it offers visitors colorful displays, river and hill views, and a maintained garden environment for leisurely walks and photography.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a well-maintained landscaped garden with extensive flower beds, seasonal blooms, paved walkways, arches and photo points set against the Narmada River and Vindhya-Satpura hill backdrop. The garden is divided into sections with diverse ornamental and flowering species, shaded seating areas and viewpoints offering views of the Statue of Unity area. It is designed for leisurely strolling, sightseeing and photography within the Statue of Unity complex.
Key highlights
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Man-made flower valley spread over about 17 acres near the Statue of Unity
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More than 300 varieties of flowering plants and seasonal blooms
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Landscaped walkways, floral arches and designated photo points
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Views of the Narmada River and surrounding hills
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Part of the integrated Statue of Unity tourism circuit at Ekta Nagar
History of Valley of Flowers
Developed by the Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Ltd. as part of the Statue of Unity project at Kevadia, inaugurated in 2019 to enhance tourism around the world's tallest statue dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The garden was created on barren land along the Narmada River as a horticultural attraction within the Ekta Nagar tourism development.
Culture & Context
Forms part of the Ekta Nagar tourism circuit promoting nature-based recreation and horticulture alongside the Statue of Unity, showcasing diverse floral varieties and landscaped gardening for visitors to the Narmada region.
Route
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