Statue of Unity,Gujarat

• Statue of Unity (the statue and its viewing gallery)
• Sardar Sarovar Dam (nearby landmark)
• Statue of Unity Museum and Audio-Visual Gallery
• Valley of Flowers and Floral Court
• Riverfront and Boat Ride on the Narmada
• Children's Nutrition Park and Ekta Nursery
• Light & Sound/laser shows and evening illumination
• Kevadia Eco-Tourism (wildlife and safari experiences)

• World's tallest statue at 182 m (597 ft)
• Bronze-clad exterior designed by sculptor Ram V. Sutar
• Observation deck/viewing gallery at around 153 m offering panoramic views
• Integrated tourism complex with museums, gardens, and river activities
• Impressive engineering: reinforced concrete core with steel framing and bronze panels

• Visit the observation gallery for panoramic views of the Narmada valley
• Tour the museum and audio-visual exhibits about Sardar Patel and India's unity
• Take a boat ride on the Narmada to view the statue from the water
• Walk the Valley of Flowers and landscaped gardens for photography
• Attend the evening light & sound show (seasonal/timetabled)
• Join guided eco-tours, safaris or nature walks around the precinct
• Shopping at souvenir shops for miniature statues, handicrafts and local products

October to March for pleasant weather and clear views. Early mornings or late afternoons reduce heat and crowding. Avoid monsoon (July–September) if you want dry conditions; heavy rains can affect road access and river activities.

Hot summers (April–June) with temperatures often exceeding 35°C, monsoon (July–September) with heavy rainfall, and mild/winter season (October–March) with cool mornings and comfortable days.

Timings typically start in the morning (around 8:00–9:00) and continue till evening; some attractions like light shows run after dusk. Entry fees vary by ticket type (Indian resident, foreign tourist, children, and observation gallery access) and may include separate charges for the viewing gallery, museum, and boat rides. Check the official Statue of Unity website or authorized booking platforms for up-to-date prices, timed-entry passes, and online reservations.

Located in Kevadia (Ekta Nagar), Narmada District, Gujarat. Nearest major airports: Vadodara (approx. 90–100 km) and Ahmedabad (approx. 200 km). Nearest major railway stations: Vadodara and Kevadiya (Kevadiya railway station) which provides closer rail access. Road access via national and state highways; regular buses and private taxis operate from Vadodara, Bharuch and nearby cities. On-site facilities include parking, shuttle services within the complex, ramps and lifts for accessibility, but availability may vary—check in advance for specific mobility assistance.

Half-day to full day to see the statue, museum, and immediate attractions; 1–2 days if you want to include river cruises, eco-tours and nearby sightseeing (Sardar Sarovar Dam, local viewpoints).

Light, breathable clothing in summer; a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Carry a light jacket in winter mornings/evenings and a raincoat/umbrella in monsoon.

Try Gujarati snacks and meals available at food courts and stalls (dhokla, khandvi, thepla, farsan). Souvenirs include miniature replicas of the statue, handicrafts, local textiles, brass items and region-themed memorabilia. Purchase from authorized outlets to ensure quality and support local artisans.