Kabirvad is a renowned island located in the Narmada River near Bharuch, Gujarat, celebrated for its expansive banyan tree that spans approximately 3 kilometers. This site holds historical and spiritual significance, being associated with the 15th-century poet-saint Kabir, who is believed to have meditated here.
Accessing Kabirvad:
To reach Kabirvad, visitors typically travel to Shuklatirth village near Bharuch, from where boats ferry passengers to the island. The nearest major towns are Ankleshwar and Bharuch, both well-connected by rail and road.
Attractions at Kabirvad:
Banyan Tree: The island’s primary attraction is its ancient banyan tree, believed to be over 600 years old, covering nearly 3 kilometers with more than 3,000 trunks.
Kabir Temple: A temple dedicated to Saint Kabir is situated on the island, serving as a place of worship and reflection for visitors.
Visitor Information:
Best Time to Visit: The island is accessible year-round; however, visiting during the cooler months is advisable for a more comfortable experience.
Amenities: As facilities on the island are limited, it’s recommended to carry essentials like water and snacks.
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