Located at sardar sarovar dam on the bank of Narmada river in kevadia, Swayambhu Shoolpaneshwar temple consists of a serene and peaceful ambience inside its premises. Whether you talk about the architectural beauty and the elegance of its intricate carving patterns or about the light shows running on evening time is a mesmerising experience. The campus is so good in its place that people used to meditate here in peace. The temple is said to be very old but it still reminiscently spellbinds the beholder's eyesight. Besides this temple, is located inside the shoolpaneshwar wildlife sanctuaries and the campus is so big, where you can see the vast groves of bamboo with 5 different varieties of bamboo flowers. Animals such as leopards, bears, chital, and wild dogs wandering here can excite you to experience a jungle safari which is gonna take a full day out of your hands to make a round. One of the other major attractions inside this shoolpaneshwar campus is - Zarwani waterfalls, which you should visit for sure.
Garudeshwar temple is dedicated to the garud Avatar of lord Shiva, located near Rajpipla, Kevadia on the banks of the river Narmada. It's one of the most ancient temples which is said to be around 2000-2500 years old. And as the name suggests, since lord shiva took the incarnation of a bird i.e, an eagle to destroy evil forces and take a win to the truth in pre Vedic period, it was undoubtedly named after an eagle name, Garudeshwar Mahadev. The temple attracts thousands of devotees and tourists the whole year which depicts its importance.
Located on the banks of the Narmada river, a few kilometres away from Kevadia, this temple is a must-visit temple complex in Gujarat. The most luxurious grandeur of the temple complex in Gujarat is calling you to experience the ravishing beauty. It sometimes seems like an island especially created to exchange a wow moment with its splendid structure. This temple is also known for its sahajanand universe, which is a museum and an amusement park where you can see many world class fountains and some gardens in between which attracts the attention of tourists. Apart from these, the most elegant and attractive part of the campus is - the Rathyatra performed every evening before the sky touches a sunset, by Poicha Mandir trust. The idol of lord Swaminarayan, takes a while round the temple on a giant Rath, with devotees doing kirtan and singing jingles or hymns, dancing and sprinkling colours and flowers all round. Most of the visitors come here to enjoy the evening view of the temple complex which gives them an exclusively new experience.
