Exploring the Top Tourist Places to Visit Near Statue of Unity Within 50 Km

On a trip to the Statue of Unity, never limit myself to just the statue. I recommend looking around. And trust me, the real joy begins when you explore the places to visit near the Statue of Unity within 50 km. This region has quiet nature spots, scenic viewpoints, and small cultural corners that many travelers rush past. In this guide, I’m sharing the spots I personally recommend when someone asks, “What else can we see near the Statue of Unity?” I’ll keep things practical, clear, and traveler-friendly. No rushing. No confusion. 

Places to Visit on a One-Day Trip from Statue of Unity

If you are visiting the Statue of Unity and have just one day to explore nearby places, you’re in for a treat! Around the statue, there are beautiful gardens, peaceful viewpoints, and even heritage spots that you can easily include in a memorable day tour. I will plan my day so that I mix nature, views, and easy experiences that don’t take too much travel time but still feel rich and fulfilling. Ready to map out a fun-filled one-day plan? Let’s dive in!

Dam View Point

Distance From City: ~4 km from Statue of Unity, Kevadia
Total Travel: ~10–15 mins by car/bike

The Dam View Point is where I like to start my day with a quiet moment. From here, you can see the mighty Sardar Sarovar Dam — one of the largest concrete gravity dams in the world — stretching across the Narmada river. It’s calm in the morning with gentle light and panoramic views of water, hills, and forests surrounding the valley. This is a really peaceful way to begin your sightseeing without rushing.

Visiting this spot feels like a natural pause between two big attractions — the statue and the river. The dam itself isn’t just an engineering marvel, it’s a place where you can pause, breathe, and feel the vastness of the landscape. I will grab a quick chai from a nearby stall and sit by the wall watching the water glint in the sun.

Highlights

• Panoramic views of Sardar Sarovar Dam and Narmada river
  
• Peaceful morning light for photos
  
• Easy short stop before bigger walks

Things to Do

• Take sunrise photos
  
• Enjoy a quiet stretch before the crowd arrives
  
• Sit and enjoy a chai with a view

Suggested Trip Plan

• 7:30 AM: Arrive and enjoy the early light
  
• 8:00 AM: Walk along the viewpoint area
  
• 8:30 AM: Head next to Valley of Flowers or other spots

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Morning (golden hour feels lovely)
  
• Wear comfortable shoes — even short walkways can be slippery after rain
  
• Bring a hat and water if visiting in warmer months

Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park

Distance From City: ~90–95 km from Statue of Unity one way
Total Travel: ~2–2.5 hrs each way by road

Okay, this is a bit of a longer drive for a one-day trip, but if you’re an enthusiast of history and culture, it is so worth it! The Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that blends centuries-old forts, mosques, stepwells, and grand architecture. The park tells a story from the ancient and medieval ages of Gujarat, with both Hindu and Islamic influences etched in stone.

From the city ruins of Champaner to the hilltop temples of Pavagadh, this place has layers of history you can explore. I plan this as a full-day out — start early, explore the ruins and heritage structures, enjoy lunch in Champaner town, and then get back before evening. The climb or ropeway up the hill to the ancient Mahakali temple gives you a great view and a sense of achievement too.

Highlights

• UNESCO World Heritage Site with ancient forts and temples
  
• Blend of Hindu and Islamic architecture

Things to Do

• Walk through old city ruins
  
• Visit Jama Masjid and other historic mosques
  
• Ride or hike up Pavagadh Hill for views

Suggested Trip Plan

• 7:00 AM: Leave Statue of Unity area
  
• 9:30 AM: Reach Champaner city and start exploring
  
• 12:30 PM: Lunch in Champaner
  
• 2:00 PM: Visit Pavagadh hill
  
• 5:00 PM: Drive back to Statue of Unity

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: October–March (cool and pleasant)
  
• Leave early to beat the heat and traffic
  
• Carry water and snacks — it’s a long exploration place

⚠️ Note: This site is a bit beyond the strict 50 km radius, but I’m including it because many travellers from the Statue of Unity make a full-day heritage trip here and find it very rewarding.

Valley of Flowers

Distance From City: ~4 km from Statue of Unity, Kevadia
Total Travel: ~10 mins by car/bike

I love starting or ending my one-day trip with the Valley of Flowers. This place is a colourful garden spread along the banks of the Narmada river, just a short drive from the statue. With hundreds of flower species, themed gardens, lakes and selfie points, it feels like a nature wonderland right beside one of India’s biggest attractions.

What makes this place so special is how it’s designed for simple enjoyment — easy pathways, scenic spots, and views that mix flowers with the river and dam in the background. Always pause here to soak in the colours and take a few relaxed photos before heading off to other places.

Highlights

• Vast gardens with 300+ flower varieties
  
• Lakes and colourful walkways
  
• Photo spots with river and dam views

Things to Do

• Stroll through themed gardens
  
• Take photos at selfie points
  
• Spot butterflies and birds

Suggested Trip Plan

• 9:00 AM: Start your Valley of Flowers visit
  
• 10:00 AM: Enjoy photo stops and short walks
  
• 10:30 AM: Head to your next stop (like Dam View Point)

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Morning or late afternoon
  
• Comfortable shoes help if you want to walk the whole garden
  
• A small bottle of water and sunscreen are useful on sunny days

Nature & Scenic Picnic Spots Near Statue of Unity

When you visit the Statue of Unity, always try to find places around the area where I can relax, stretch my legs, and enjoy a little fresh air. Luckily, there are some lovely spots nearby that are perfect for a picnic, a stroll, or just feeling the breeze. These places mix greenery, fun activities, and a break from regular sightseeing, so you don’t feel like you’re just ticking off one place after another. Ready to discover some refreshing picnic-friendly spots around Kevadia? 🌿✨

Maze Garden (भूलभुलैया)

Distance From City: ~2.5 km from Statue of Unity, Kevadia
Total Travel: ~5–10 mins by car/bike

I love starting my scenic day at the Maze Garden because it’s playful and peaceful at the same time. This green labyrinth is spread over about 3 acres and is shaped with pathways that stretch up to over 2 km. The garden is planted with colourful trees and shrubs, and wandering through twists and turns feels like a mini adventure on your picnic day.

What I really love is how the Maze Garden feels interactive and alive. It’s not just a place to walk — it’s a spot where you can laugh as you try to find your way out, pause under leafy shades, and take fun photos with friends and family. For me, it’s a relaxed prelude before hitting the bigger attractions around the statue.

Highlights

• Large maze garden spanning ~3 acres with 2 km of walkways
  
• Interesting garden design shaped like a holy yantra
  
• Fun and calm spot for nature walks and photo stops

Things to Do

• Explore and get delightfully lost in the maze
  
• Snap playful pictures with family and friends
  
• Rest under shaded benches and enjoy the greenery

Suggested Trip Plan

• 9:00 AM: Arrive early for softer light and cool air
  
• 9:10 AM: Walk through the garden paths
  
• 10:00 AM: Head next to Dino Trail or Jungle Safari

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Morning or late afternoon for cooler walks
  
• Wear comfy shoes — paths can be long but fun
  
• Carry a small water bottle, especially in warmer months

Dino Trail Park

Distance From City: ~2.5–4 km from Statue of Unity, Kevadia
Total Travel: ~10 mins by car/bike

The Dino Trail Park is one of those places that makes me smile every time — especially if you’re travelling with kids, or if you’re a kid at heart. Along a scenic trail near the Statue of Unity, the park features life-size dinosaur models, including the huge Rajasaurus Narmadensis replica, that take you back to prehistoric times.

Walking this trail feels a bit like a picnic mixed with adventure. The greenery around makes it simple to pause, take photos, and learn something new along the way. It’s easy to spend an hour or more here, wandering and pointing out the impressive dinosaur statues — a great break from traditional sightseeing.

Highlights

• Realistic dinosaur replicas like the Rajasaurus Narmadensis
  
• Outdoor nature walk surrounded by greenery
  
• Fun educational experience for families and explorers

Things to Do

• Stroll the Dino Trail path
  
• Learn about ancient dinosaurs with info displays
  
• Take memorable photos with the giant dinosaur models

Suggested Trip Plan

• 10:30 AM: Reach Dino Trail Park after Maze Garden
  
• 10:40 AM: Explore the trail and take photos
  
• 11:30 AM: Move on to Jungle Safari or a picnic spot

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Morning to avoid midday sun
  
• Bring a camera — the dinosaur scenes make great shots
  
• Keep snacks and water handy for a picnic break

Jungle Safari – Statue of Unity

Distance From City: ~2 km from Statue of Unity, Kevadia
Total Travel: ~5 mins by car/bike

For a more wild and refreshing picnic vibe, I always include the Jungle Safari in my day plan. This safari area is part of a large zoological park near the statue and spans hundreds of acres across undulating terrain. It’s designed so you can spot animals like lions, tigers, giraffes, deer, and many birds in settings that feel close to nature.

What I appreciate most is that the safari isn’t just about animals — it’s about the outdoor experience. The paths wind through scenic green hills, and there are spots where you can stop, stretch your legs, and picnic in nature before moving on to other stops in the day.

Highlights

• Zoological park with around 170 animal species
  
• Multiple bird aviaries and open habitats
  
• Scenic hillside views and picnic-friendly clearings

Things to Do

• Enjoy a wildlife drive or walking trail
  
• Spot big cats, deer, giraffes, and colourful birds
  
• Rest and picnic in green spaces

Suggested Trip Plan

• 12:00 PM: Reach Jungle Safari after Dino Trail
  
• 12:10 PM: Take safari and nature walk
  
• 1:30 PM: Picnic in a quiet spot nearby

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Morning or late afternoon for cooler weather and active animals
  
• Carry binoculars if you love bird watching
  
• Check entry times and carry snacks & water

Wildlife & Forest Spots

If you love the wild, green forests and natural escapes, the area around the Statue of Unity has some hidden gems waiting for you. These are the spots where I love to go when you want a peaceful forest walk, fresh air, and a close look at nature’s beauty — animals, waterfalls, bird sounds and shade beneath big trees. Whether you’re planning a calm afternoon or a nature-filled day trip, these forest spots add a lovely balance to the grandeur of the statue itself. 🌿

Zarwani Waterfall

Distance From City: ~14–19 km from Statue of Unity, Kevadia, inside Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary
Total Travel: ~30–40 mins by road + short forest walk

Zarwani Waterfall (also called Dheerkhadi Dhodh or Zarvani Dhodh) is one of the most delightful natural spots near the Statue of Unity. Nestled deep in the Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, this waterfall bursts to life during and after the monsoon. When you reach the forest edge, you’ll walk through shaded trees and rocky paths before the white curtain of water appears, surrounded by green hills — it feels like a secret world waiting to be discovered.

I tell fellow travellers that the journey here is just as lovely as the waterfall itself — the drive winds through forest roads and the cool mist near the falls refreshes you instantly. It’s a great spot for a short trek, a picnic by the water, and some quiet time with nature. Many visitors enjoy sitting on flat rocks, listening to birds and watching the stream flow below.

Highlights

• Scenic waterfall amid lush forest in Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary
  
• Peaceful picnic and rest spots near the water
  
• Great photography opportunity with greenery and flowing water

Things to Do

• Short forest walk to the waterfall
  
• Sit and enjoy the water views
  
• Picnic on flat rocks (carry food & water)

Suggested Trip Plan

• 9:00 AM: Leave Statue of Unity for Zarwani
  
• 9:40 AM: Walk to the waterfall
  
• 10:30 AM: Enjoy quiet time and photos
  
• 11:30 AM: Head to next nature spot or sanctuary area

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Monsoon to early winter (July–January) for good water flow
  
• Wear sturdy shoes — forest paths can be slippery
  
• Carry snacks, water, and insect repellent

Khalwani EcoTourism Campsite

Distance From City: ~7–8 km from Statue of Unity, Kevadia
Total Travel: ~15–20 mins by car/bike

The Khalwani EcoTourism area is a peaceful forest and river retreat just a short drive from the statue. Set beside a stream fed by the Narmada waters and framed by gentle hills, this zone blends nature trails, birdwatching, campsite vibes and easy forest walks. It’s one of the best places near the Statue of Unity for travellers who want a bit of peace, fresh air and outdoor fun.

Here, I like to mix relaxation with simple exploration — quiet corners for a picnic, wooden bridges, and open spaces where kids can run around. You may also find tents or cottages for an overnight stay if you want to linger longer in this calm forest setting.

Highlights

• Scenic picnic and camping spots near the stream
  
• Nature trails and bird-watching opportunities
  
• Gentle forested hills and panoramic views

Things to Do

• Walk along nature trails
  
• Enjoy a riverside picnic
  
• Spot birds and butterflies

Suggested Trip Plan

• 10:30 AM: Reach Khalwani EcoTourism
  
• 11:00 AM: Nature walk and picnic
  
• 1:00 PM: Lunch or relax in shade
  
• 2:30 PM: Head back or continue to other forest spots

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Mornings or late afternoon for cool weather
  
• Carry shade/hat in summer months
  
• Book tents or stays in advance if you plan overnight

Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary

Distance From City: ~30–33 km from Statue of Unity (main access road depends on route)
Total Travel: ~1–1.5 hrs by road

The Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary is the big green heart behind many of the natural spots around the Statue of Unity. Spanning over 600 km², this sanctuary is home to dense deciduous forests, rolling hills, streams, and plenty of wildlife. You’ll find over 575 species of flowering plants here, and animals like sloth bears, leopards, deer, pangolin, and many birds make this their home. Exploring it feels like stepping into an untamed, peaceful world not far from the statue’s bustle.

Because the sanctuary is large, I often plan it as a half-day nature drive or picnic spot — mixing wildlife watching, forest walks and stops at smaller views or picnic clearings. This forest escape gives a deeper sense of nature to anyone who loves trees, birds and quiet green spaces.

Highlights

• Large deciduous forest with rich biodiversity
  
• Animals like deer, rhesus macaques, civet cats and many birds
  
• Rolling hills and natural forest ambience

Things to Do

• Wildlife spotting from safe areas
  
• Bird watching and photography
  
• Forest trail walks

Suggested Trip Plan

• 8:30 AM: Leave early for Shoolpaneshwar Sanctuary
  
• 10:00 AM: Explore forest routes and lookout areas
  
• 12:30 PM: Picnic under forest shade
  
• 2:30 PM: Return towards Statue of Unity

My Travel Notes & Best Time

• Best Time: Cool months from November to March for pleasant weather
  
• Wear sturdy shoes and carry binoculars if you love birds
  
• Bring water, snacks, and sunscreen as forest facilities are limited

Suggested Itineraries Near Statue of Unity

When I plan a trip around the Statue of Unity, I always like to keep things simple, balanced, and flexible. The idea is not to rush, but to enjoy each place at a comfortable pace. Below are two itineraries I will suggest to fellow travelers — one for a nature-filled day trip and another for a relaxed two-day experience. You can tweak timings based on weather, energy levels, or travel companions. Ready to plan it your way? 😊

1-Day Nature & Scenic Trip Near Statue of Unity

This plan works best if you want green views, light walks, and zero stress — perfect for families, couples, or first-time visitors.

Morning

• Start early at the Statue of Unity to avoid crowds
  
• Head to Dam View Point for calm river and dam views
  
• Visit Valley of Flowers while the weather is still pleasant

Late Morning to Afternoon

• Explore the Maze Garden (भूलभुलैया) for a fun break
  
• Walk through the Dino Trail Park, especially enjoyable with kids
  
• Lunch at a nearby restaurant or food court in Kevadia

Afternoon

• Spend time at Jungle Safari for wildlife spotting and shaded walks
  
• Take short breaks and keep water handy

Evening

• Return to the statue area or riverfront
  
• Relax, take photos, and enjoy sunset views

Why I like this plan:
It keeps travel short, avoids fatigue, and mixes fun with nature beautifully.

2-Day Relaxed Trip with Forest & Wildlife Focus

If you have an extra day, this is the plan I personally prefer. It gives space to slow down and enjoy the forest side of Kevadia.

Day 1: Statue & Nearby Attractions

• Morning visit to Statue of Unity and exhibition areas
  
• Stop at Dam View Point
  
• Explore Valley of Flowers and Maze Garden
  
• Lunch in Kevadia
  
• Afternoon at Dino Trail Park
  
• Evening stroll or rest at your hotel

Day 2: Forest & Waterfall Escape

• Early start towards Zarwani Waterfall
  
• Short forest walk and quiet time near the falls
  
• Head to Khalwani EcoTourism Campsite for a picnic
  
• Optional visit to nearby forest trails
  
• Late afternoon drive through parts of Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary
  
• Return before sunset

Why I recommend this plan:
It feels calm, immersive, and lets you enjoy nature without rushing back and forth.

What to Eat Near Statue of Unity

Food planning here is easy if you know where to stop. Around the Statue of Unity, I will mix quick food courts for busy sightseeing hours with local restaurants when you want a relaxed meal. Most places serve pure vegetarian food, which works well for families, groups, and international travelers too. Below are the places I recommend, keeping convenience, taste, and comfort in mind.

Ekta Food Court – Statue of Unity

Distance From City: Within Statue of Unity complex, Kevadia
Total Travel: Walkable from major attractions

This is the most convenient eating spot near the Statue of Unity, especially when you’re moving between viewpoints, gardens, and exhibitions. Come here when time is tight and hunger is real. The place is large, organized, and built to handle crowds, which makes it practical even during peak hours.

The food options are simple and familiar. Don’t expect luxury here, but expect quick service and decent variety. If you plan your timing right, it saves a lot of travel and keeps your day running smoothly.

Highlights

• Multiple food counters under one roof
  
• North Indian, South Indian, snacks, and beverages
  
• Very close to main Statue of Unity attractions

Zarwani Flavours

Distance From City: Around 3–4 km from Statue of Unity
Total Travel: 10–15 minutes by car

When I want a proper sit-down meal, Zarwani Flavours is one of my first choices in Kevadia. It feels calmer than the food court and works well for lunch or dinner after a long walking day. The setting is comfortable, and service is usually smooth.

The food here feels filling and well prepared. I recommend this place when you want to slow down, rest your feet, and enjoy a complete meal instead of quick bites.

Highlights

• Well-reviewed restaurant near the tourist zone
  
• Good vegetarian meal options
  
• Suitable for lunch and dinner

Keshari Taste of Home

Distance From City: Around 3 km from Statue of Unity
Total Travel: 10 minutes by car

This is a small, local-style restaurant that I like for its homely feel. It’s not flashy, but it’s comforting and affordable. I suggest this place for breakfast or an early lunch before heading into the main sightseeing areas.

The menu is simple, portions are decent, and prices are friendly. It’s a good reminder that sometimes the best meals come from modest places.

Highlights

• Simple, home-style vegetarian food
  
• Budget-friendly pricing
  
• Good option for breakfast or early lunch

Joshi Caterers (Pure Veg & Jain Food)

Distance From City: Around 3 km from Statue of Unity
Total Travel: 10–12 minutes by car

I often recommend Joshi Caterers when travelers ask for Jain food or pure vegetarian meals. It’s reliable, clean, and respectful of dietary preferences. This makes it a safe choice for families and senior travelers.

The meals are balanced and satisfying, especially after a long outdoor day. If food restrictions matter to you, this place offers peace of mind.

Highlights

• Jain food and pure vegetarian options
  
• Thali-style meals
  
• Suitable for families and dietary needs

Shree Khodiyar Kathiyawadi Dhaba

Distance From City: Around 4–5 km from Statue of Unity
Total Travel: 15 minutes by car

When you are in the mood for local Gujarati flavors, this dhaba-style restaurant is a solid pick. The food feels rustic, filling, and rooted in regional taste. It’s a nice change from tourist food courts.

I like to plan this as a lunch stop, especially if you want something hearty before driving back or continuing sightseeing.

Highlights

• Authentic Gujarati and Kathiyawadi cuisine
  
• Casual dhaba-style setting
  
• Popular among local travelers

Arogya Café

Distance From City: Inside Arogya Van, near Statue of Unity
Total Travel: Short walk or 5 minutes by vehicle

This is where I like to stop when you want something light and refreshing. It’s perfect for tea, coffee, juices, or small snacks between garden visits. Don’t come here starving—but come here to recharge.

The calm setting makes it a pleasant break point during a long sightseeing day, especially in warmer weather.

Highlights

• Light snacks, drinks, and refreshments
  
• Calm café near gardens
  
• Ideal for short breaks and cooling down

Where to Stay Near Statue of Unity

After a full day of exploring forests, waterfalls, gardens, and the iconic statue itself, having a comfortable place to rest makes all the difference. Kevadia (also called Ekta Nagar) has stays for every kind of traveler — from luxury resorts and tented camps to budget-friendly hotels and cozy inns. Most of these are within a short drive of the Statue of Unity and close to sightseeing spots like dam viewpoints, gardens, and safari zones. Staying nearby also helps you catch early entry timings or enjoy the evening laser show without rushing back from far.

Praveg Tent City Narmada

One of the most remarkable places to stay right by the dam and statue is Praveg Tent City Narmada. I love staying here because it feels like luxury camping — silent nights, open skies, and tents that are actually very well-appointed. You can choose from different tent styles and enjoy nature without giving up comforts like attached bathrooms and good service.

Highlights

• Luxury tents with nature views
• Comfortable stays with modern amenities
• Close to Sardar Sarovar Dam

Statue of Unity Tent City 1 by Evoke

If you want to be closest to the statue itself, this iconic tent city is one of my favourites. It’s set beside the Narmada river and surrounded by serene landscapes. The vibe here feels special — like you’re part of the destination, not just visiting it. Many travelers book here for a holiday experience, not just a bed to sleep in.

Highlights

• Very near Statue of Unity and river views
• Stylish tents with quality bedding
• Great choice for nature lovers and longer stays

Ramada Encore By Wyndham Statue of Unity

For those who prefer reliable branded comfort, Ramada Encore is a top choice in Kevadia. I find the rooms spacious and the service professional, which makes it ideal for families and couples who want a calm base after a busy day. The hotel also has a swimming pool and pleasant dining options — perfect for relaxing evenings.

Highlights

• Branded comfort and spacious rooms
• Swimming pool and in-house dining
• Short distance from main attractions

The Fern Sardar Sarovar Resort Ekta Nagar, Series by Marriott

This is one of the best-liked eco-friendly resorts around the statue area. I recommend it to travelers who want calm surroundings and more open space. With plenty of greenery, a pool, and a good restaurant, it feels like a mini-retreat within Kevadia itself — especially after nature trips or forest walks.

Highlights

• Large green property with pool
• Multi-cuisine dining
• Great for families and relaxation

Fortune Statue Of Unity, Ekta Nagar – Member ITC Hotels’ Group

If you are looking for a premium stay with a local touch, this is a lovely pick. Many travelers chose it for its refined service and comfortable rooms. It’s also very convenient for evening outings and quick returns to your room between activities.

Highlights

• Comfortable premium rooms
• Strong service reputation
• Central location in Ekta Nagar

VASANT VIHAR RESORT

For a mix of comfy stay with good views and peace, Vasant Vihar Resort is another pleasant spot. I like it for its landscape setting and relaxed vibe, which feels slightly away from the busiest areas while still being easy to reach.

Highlights

• Scenic surroundings
• Comfortable, mid-range resort feel
• Good local reviews

More Comfortable & Budget-Friendly Options

If you want budget-friendly stays that don’t sacrifice comfort, these places have worked well for me or fellow travelers:

• Hotel Sai inn Rooms – Best Hotel, Hotel Booking, Budget Hotel – Great value with solid reviews
• HOTEL THE STATURE INN STATUE OF UNITY – Relaxed hotel near tribal museum
• Hotel BRG Budget Stay – Truly budget-friendly and highly rated
• The Scenic Unity – Well-liked inn near main roads
• Enrise by Sayaji Kevadia – Good combination of price and comfort
• The Grand Unity Rooms/Hotel – Simple and cozy rooms
• Unity Somnath Inn & Jay Bhole Hotel & Rooms (statue of unity) – Reliable options with good reviews

Staying near the statue makes your trip smoother — especially if you are planning early visits, laser shows in the evening, or nature tours that start at sunrise.

Conclusion

A trip to the Statue of Unity feels truly complete when you slow down and explore what lies around it. Within a short radius, there’s nature to breathe in, wildlife to admire, calm gardens to unwind, and comfortable places to rest at the end of the day. Planning where to stay and what to eat ahead of time always helps me travel with ease and enjoy every moment without stress.

Whether you are here for a quick visit or a relaxed multi-day trip, this region offers much more than just a photo stop. I always say—give yourself a little extra time, stay nearby, and let the surroundings surprise you. That’s when the Statue of Unity journey turns into a memorable travel story worth sharing.

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