Home › Narmada › Valley of Flowers
NATURE · GARDEN · KEVADIAValley of Flowers
A river of blooms — the Valley of Flowers at Kevadia, a vast landscaped garden of seasonal flowers lining the approach to the Statue of Unity along the Narmada.
A garden by the statue
The Valley of Flowers (with Bharat Van and the flower gardens) is one of the many attractions developed around the Statue of Unity at Kevadia. Stretching along the river and the approach roads, it is a vast, colourful landscape of seasonal flowers, flowering shrubs and ornamental planting — millions of plants chosen to bloom in waves of colour through the cooler months.
Created as part of the greening of the once-barren Kevadia area, it has transformed the surroundings of the statue into a garden, especially vivid during the annual flower shows. A bright, photogenic prelude to the great monument.
From a riverside experiment to the road to freedom
Illustration — seasonal blooms.
A garden of seasonal flowers lines the roads that lead up to the Statue of Unity.
Millions of plants were chosen to bloom in waves of colour through the cooler months.
Part of the greening of the once-barren Kevadia landscape into a vivid garden.
The valley is especially colourful during the annual flower shows held here.
Reasons to make the time
Vast flowers
Seasonal blooms across a vast landscaped garden.
By the statue
A bright approach leading up to the Statue of Unity.
Flower shows
Vivid displays during the annual flower shows.
Greening
Part of the greening of the Kevadia area.
Photogenic
Waves of colour make for memorable photographs.
Family stroll
An easy garden walk for visitors of every age.
What to look for inside
Seasonal flowers
Waves of colour through the cooler months.
By the statue
A garden road leading up to the great monument.
A transformed land
Once-barren Kevadia turned into a vivid garden.
Annual displays
Especially colourful during the flower shows.
Along the Narmada
Planting stretches along the river and the roads.
Waves of bloom
Millions of plants chosen to flower in sequence.
How to spend an hour or two
Walk the flower beds
Stroll among the blooms that line the garden's paths and ornamental planting.
See the seasonal flowers
Catch the waves of colour as different plants bloom through the cooler months.
Visit the flower show
Time your visit with the annual display, when the valley is at its most vivid.
Enjoy the colour
Take a bright stroll through the gardens and soak in the seasonal palette.
Pair with the statue
The garden sits just alongside the Statue of Unity — see both in one trip.
Photograph the garden
Capture vivid, fresh frames of the flower beds with the statue beyond.
A valley of blooms
The Valley of Flowers at Kevadia is a vast landscaped garden of seasonal flowers along the approach to the Statue of Unity — part of the greening of the once-barren area, vivid in the cooler months and during the annual flower shows.
A bright prelude to the monument, the garden draws on millions of plants set to bloom in sequence, transforming the surroundings of the statue into waves of colour for visitors arriving from the river and the roads.
A vast flower garden
Along the statue’s approach
Seasonal waves of colour
Annual flower shows
When to go
Cool and pleasant — the ideal season. Comfortable all day and perfect for an unhurried garden walk.
Lush and green, with full waterfalls nearby. Mornings are fresh and the planting comes alive.
Hot — start early. The garden is still doable, but visit right at opening to beat the heat.
⏰ Visit in the cooler months; combine it with the Statue of Unity and the Kevadia attractions.
Timings & entry
- Part of the Kevadia complex
- Often closed Mondays
- Pair with the statue
- Allow time to travel
- A Kevadia attraction ticket
- Combo tickets available
- Book ahead in season
- Pair with nearby sights
Getting there
By Air
Vadodara airport sits about 90 km away — the nearest major airport, with onward road or rail to Kevadia.
By Rail
Ekta Nagar (Kevadia) station serves the complex directly, with connections from across the network.
By Road
Reach Kevadia / Rajpipla easily by road; the garden is part of the Kevadia attractions cluster.
At Valley of Flowers
BLOOM & COLOUR
A garden by the statue
What to shoot
The flower beds — rows and waves of seasonal colour through the cooler months.
Best time
Peak bloom season, when the planting is at its fullest and brightest.
Context
Frame the gardens with the Statue of Unity rising beyond for scale and story.
Best light
Morning, when the air is cool and the colours are fresh and clear.
Know before you go
More to see close by
Garudeshwar
A Dattatreya shrine on the Narmada
Shoolpaneshwar Forest
Shoolpaneshwar Forest
Shoolpaneshwar
A tribal wildlife sanctuary of hills & forest
Sardar Sarovar Dam
Sardar Sarovar Dam
Jungle Safari
A modern multi-level zoo at Kevadia
Rajpipla Temples
Royal-era shrines of the old capital
Where to eat around the ashram
Gujarati Thali
Full sweet-savoury meals — the classic unlimited Gujarati spread.
Dhokla & farsan
Steamed snacks and savouries to nibble through the day.
Kevadia food courts
Snacks and quick bites for visitors across the Kevadia complex.
Local fare
Gujarati & tribal food; Kevadia food courts serve visitors across the complex.
Valley of Flowers FAQ
What is Valley of Flowers?
The Valley of Flowers (with Bharat Van and the flower gardens) is one of the many attractions developed around the Statue of Unity at Kevadia. Stretching along the river and the approach roads, it is a vast, colourful landscape of seasonal flowers, flowering shrubs and ornamental planting — millions of plants chosen to bloom in waves of colour through the cooler months.
Where is it?
Kevadia, in Gujarat's Narmada district.
Is there an entry fee?
It is covered by a Kevadia attraction ticket; combo tickets covering several sights are available.
When should I visit?
October to March, during the cooler months when the garden is in full bloom.
What's nearby?
The Statue of Unity, Sardar Sarovar Dam and the wider Kevadia attractions.
How long does it take?
One to two hours is comfortable for an unhurried garden walk.
Related places across Gujarat
WHERE TO STAY
Find your stay in Gujarat
Compare live prices across the big booking sites and reserve in a few taps. Booking happens securely on the partner's site — we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
SHOP THE REGION
Bring home Gujarat — & travel essentials
Hand-picked crafts and trip gear, available on Amazon.