The Statue of Unity is located on an island opposite the Sardar Sarovar Dam on the Narmada River. The Sardar Dam is the biggest attraction for tourists and engineers from all over the world. The surrounding viewpoints, gardens and boating facilities provide visitors with unforgettable memories. Wadia Palace is called Wadia Palace because it is located within the boundaries of Wadia Village. The palace is designed in the shape of the English letter "8" and contains more than 1,000 doors and windows. His Royal Highness Maharaja Vijaysinhji built this palace that has been converted into a heritage hotel to promote heritage tourism. Zarwani Waterfall Campsite is located in Nalmada District. More than 200 species of birds live in the Shulpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary. In winter, many migratory birds also visit . Experience a jungle adventure as you drift in the backwaters of the Kalyan Dam. It flooded a large area of ​​Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary and dug trenches in the jungle to create a thrilling jungle cruise. The dense forest of is home to sloth bears and more than 200 species of birds. It is located in the Sapuda Mountains. In addition to medicinal plants, the forest is also covered with dense bamboo and teak trees. It is an exciting experience to see leopards, flying squirrels, deer, etc. together with sloth bears in this nature reserve, which has become a resource for wild animal hikers. The world-famous 400-year-old Maa Harsiddhi Temple is one of the Shaktipes in Hindu mythology and retains the glorious history associated with the Rajpipura royal family. The Arogya Van (Herb Garden) near the Statue of Unity displays a wide variety of medicinal plants.