The Ekta Nursery is part of the remarkable greening story of Kevadia — a large modern plant nursery developed to grow the millions of saplings and ornamental plants used to landscape the once-barren land around the Statue of Unity.
The nursery works as both supplier and attraction: greenhouses and shade-houses raise ornamentals, saplings and landscaping stock at industrial scale, and visitors can walk the sections and buy plants to carry home. It sits within Kevadia’s cluster of attractions around the Statue of Unity, so it slots into a day with the Valley of Flowers, the jungle safari and the Narmada dam viewpoints.
More than a working nursery, it is presented as an eco-tourism experience, with displays on plant propagation, sustainability and the ‘green’ transformation of the region, and visitors can buy plants as souvenirs.
It reflects the wider environmental theme woven through the Kevadia attractions, alongside the flower valleys and gardens, and makes a pleasant, educational stop for those interested in plants and conservation — the quiet root of Kevadia’s green makeover.
Saplings & plants.
The nursery was raised to grow the millions of saplings needed to green the Kevadia area.
A large modern nursery supplied the ornamental plants used to landscape the Statue of Unity surroundings.
It grew into an eco-tourism experience with displays on propagation, sustainability and the green transformation.
Today it is a pleasant, educational stop for plant lovers, with saplings to buy as souvenirs.
Greening Kevadia.
For the landscaping.
Sustainability theme.
Take one home.
Propagation displays.
A green theme.
Greening the valley.
Plants & learning.
Saplings & ornamentals.
Take one home.
How plants are grown.
The eco theme of Kevadia.
Walk the rows of plants and take in the scale of the nursery that helped green the whole valley.
Read the displays on how Kevadia's once-barren land was transformed with millions of saplings.
Look over the saplings, ornamentals and more that are grown and propagated on site.
Pick up a plant as a green souvenir of your visit to the Statue of Unity surroundings.
Take in the sustainability message that runs through the Kevadia attractions.
Combine your stop with the nearby flower valley and gardens for a full green day out.
The Ekta Nursery grew the millions of saplings that greened the once-barren land around the Statue of Unity — now an eco-tourism stop with displays on propagation and sustainability, where visitors can buy plants.
The quiet root of Kevadia’s green makeover, it sits among the wider environmental attractions of the region and rewards anyone curious about plants, landscaping and conservation.
More places to visit across the district are gathered in our Narmada travel guide.
A large modern nursery
Greened the Kevadia area
An eco-tourism experience
Buy plants as souvenirs
Cool and pleasant — the ideal season. Comfortable all day for unhurried wandering.
Lush and green by the river. The grounds turn fresh and the air softens.
Hot — start early. Still doable, but visit in the cooler morning hours.
⏰ Visit in the cooler months; waterfalls are fullest just after the monsoon.
Vadodara airport is about 90 km away — the nearest major airport for reaching Kevadia.
Ekta Nagar (Kevadia) station serves the area, connecting it to the wider rail network.
Reach it via Kevadia or Rajpipla, with good road links across the Narmada district.
GREEN & GROWTH
Rows of plants.
Saplings.
Eco displays.
Daytime.

A revered Dattatreya temple on the Narmada
SACREDA Dattatreya shrine on the Narmada
The nightly light-and-sound spectacle
Themed gardens around Ekta Nagar
WATERFALLForest cascades that roar in the monsoon
RITUALEvening river worship on the banks
Full sweet-savoury meals.
Steamed snacks.
Snacks for visitors.
Gujarati & tribal food; Kevadia food courts.
The Ekta Nursery is part of the remarkable greening story of Kevadia — a large modern plant nursery developed to grow the millions of saplings and ornamental plants used to landscape the once-barren land around the Statue of Unity. More than a working nursery, it is presented as an eco-tourism experience, with displays on plant propagation, sustainability and the 'green' transformation of the region, and visitors can buy plants as souvenirs.
Kevadia, Narmada district.
Free / nominal.
October to March.
The Statue of Unity, Sardar Sarovar Dam and Kevadia.
About an hour.
A themed botanical ‘sacred forest’
CRAFTWatch double-ikat silk woven by master families
RIVERCalm waters at the heart of the city
A revered old Shiva temple in Amreli

Relics of Surat’s trading-port era

The first Jyotirlinga, a short drive south
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Published 24 June 2026 · Updated 24 August 2026
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