The Kevadia Narmada Tourism

Kevadia-Narmada is a village located in Narmada District, in the state of Gujarat. This village is enclosed by broad timber plantations and high grounds on all sides; several little creeks, rivulets, outlook points and watering apertures are also established here. The village is established downstream from the Narmada Dam.

Since colonisation, this village has been ruled by numerous kings, such as monarch Vikram, monarch Nandrai, monarch Jachand and his relation Samarsignhji. It was invaded twice by Sultan Ahmed, who was slain by monarch Harsinghji throughout the second attempt.

This town reflects Gujarati tradition to its core, with dhotis and sarees being the main attire of local people. Navratri is celebrated on a large scale and people take part in the Garba and Dandia enthusiastically. customary Gujarati cuisine, which encompasses pieces like dhokla, khichdi, khandvi and khaman, is furthermore available here.

The Government is very strongly encouraging tourism in Kevadia-Narmada due to its scenic position and wild life and vegetation species. The locality also serves as a spot for leisure and recreational activities such as mountaineering, surfing and boating. inns, water parks and golf techniques are being evolved in this locality to meet the claims of visitors.

Some prominent tourist locations established in Kevadia-Narmada are Nehru Foundation Stone Sthal, Narmada Dam stream outlook issue and Aditheswar Mahadev Temple, which is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Mahadev Temple, another Shiva temple established here, was submerged in water and has been reconstructed now. Panchmilli Lake, Kalvani lagoon and Vagdam lagoon are the lagoons located in the locality of this town.