Valley of Flowers (SoU)
About
The Valley of Flowers near the Statue of Unity spans nearly 250 hectares of landscaped gardens spread across both banks of the Narmada river, showcasing over 100,000 plants representing more than 100 flower species. Designed to complement the towering Statue of Unity height, the garden features carefully planned paths, riverfront walkways, and scenic viewing decks that present the monument as a striking backdrop. Visitors who complete their Statue of Unity booking often include this vibrant attraction in their itinerary, especially during the cooler winter months when blooms appear at their brightest. The Statue of Unity distance from Ahmedabad makes it a popular weekend getaway, and travellers arriving via the Statue of Unity nearest railway station at Kevadia can access the gardens easily within the integrated complex developed as part of the overall project, which reflects the significant Statue of Unity cost invested in the destination.
Highlights
What makes this place special
Flower Beds
The garden includes more than 100 flower varieties such as bougainvillea, hibiscus, and seasonal rose beds, with landscape planning guided by the Indian Institute of Horticulture.
Statue Backdrop View
Long visual corridors run through the lawns and flower beds so that the Statue of Unity anchors each composition, making the monument the defining architectural focal point of the entire garden layout.
Things to Know
- •Included in SoU ticket
- •Open sunrise to sunset
- •Electric golf carts available
- •Best in winter for blooms
- •Combine with statue visit
