Nadabet is a village in North Gujarat, India.
Understand
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Known as the 'Wagah of Gujarat', it is a border location developed as a tourist destination under Seema Darshan Project by the Gujarat Tourism Department and the Border Security Force (BSF).
There are two complexes to visit:
- 1 T Point: Ticket Counter. 9AM-8PM, Monday Closed. ID Proofs are compulsory. ₹100 for Adults, ₹50 for Children.
- 2 Zero Point:. 9AM-4PM. a border location along the India-Pakistan border. From Zero Point, one can observe the land of Pakistan from fencing Included in T-Point Ticket.
Nadeshwari Mata temple and their lodging-boarding facilities are located in Nadabet village proper.
- 3 Tourist Help Desk. You can get tourist map, other programme schedules and answers to your questions.
Get in
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Get around
[edit]By car
[edit]Cars can go from T Point complex to Nadabet village proper as well as Zero Point. For Zero Point, ask for permission at the gate to Zero Point. The road to Zero Point is scenic. There are several installations and watchtowers along the way to watch salt marshes and flat lands with nothing to obstruct your view till the horizon. But note that it is single lane so driving is bit tricky and have to wait at several flag points to let the opposite bus or vehicle pass. It is the most convenient way.
By bus
[edit]BSF buses take you from T Point complex to Zero Point for free. But you can not stop at various watchtowers along the way. 2 Bus Stand for Zero Point from T Point. is located behind the auditorium. 
3 Bus Stop from Zero Point to T Point. is located in Parking.
GSRTC Buses take one from T Point to Nadabet village proper to visit Nadeshwari temple.
See
[edit]- 1 Ajay Prahari. A key feature of Nadabet, showcasing the history and role of the BSF. The 'Ajay Prahari' monument honours soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the nation. There is a large 2 murals. on the wall behind the auditorium.
- 3 BSF Stambh. A 30-feet high T-Junction Pillar adorned with murals.
- 4 Sarhad Gatha (BSF Museum). 9AM-7PM. The museum space has six galleries, offering insights into the geographic and demographic aspects of Nadabet and the challenges of border terrain. Free.
- 5 Naam, Namak, Nishan (Conceptual Art Gallery), Below Theatre of Parade Arena.
- 6 AV Experience Zone, Below Theatre of Parade Arena. high-tech interactive installations, including virtual patrolling and simulators, providing an immersive experience of border life.
- 7 Bharat Ke Veer. Documentary on soldiers.
- 8 MiG-27 Plane.
- 9 Nadeshwari Mata Temple.
- 10 Zero Point Pillar.
Do
[edit]- 1 Adventure Park. Activities like zip-lining, shooting, and paintball are available for visitors, along with displays of military equipment like missiles, tanks, and aircraft.
- 2 Evening Parade at Parade Arena. Half an hour before sunset. The retreat ceremony, similar to the Wagah Border ceremony, is a major draw, featuring the ceremonial lowering of the flag by BSF soldiers.
- 3 Auditorium. Attend the events and performances organised on major festive days. Check their calendar.
Buy
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[edit]- 1 Cafe.
Sleep
[edit]- 1 Nadeshwari Temple Atithi Bhavan.
Connect
[edit]Near food courts of T Point, toilets7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . and drinking water facilities13 . 14 . are located.
At Zero Point, drinking water and toilets facilities 15 . 16 . are there. But do bring your own water as it may lack it sometimes.