Kabirvad, nestled in the Bharuch district of Gujarat, is steeped in legend, rumored to have been the residence of Saint Kabir several centuries ago. Perched along the serene banks of the river Narmada, this island offers a tranquil haven beneath the sprawling canopy of majestic Banyan trees, for which Kabirvad is renowned.

What began as a solitary Banyan tree has flourished into a majestic grove boasting over 3000 trunks today. The revered mother tree, believed to be over 600 years old, stands amidst its offspring, blending seamlessly into the verdant landscape. Encompassing an expansive area of 17,520 square meters, with a perimeter stretching 641 meters, the Banyan canopy creates a breathtaking natural spectacle.

While the awe-inspiring beauty of Kabirvad’s Banyan trees remains its primary allure, the island is also steeped in local folklore and legend, further enhancing its mystical charm and allure.