Booking Tickets for the Statue of Unity?
Read these 9 important tips before booking Statue of Unity tickets online and maximise your visit to Sardar Patel's Statue of Unity.
Tips Include:
1. Visting Timing and Duration
2. Types of SOU Tickers
3. Planning Your Day at SOU
4. All Other Attractions near SOU
5. Getting Around the Monument
6. Best Time and Place to Attend Laser Show
7. Things to Carry to SOU
8. Thing to NOT Carry to SOU
9. Tips for Car Parking at SOU
Entry for the Statue of Unity is open from 8 am to 6 pm every Tuesday to Sunday.
Statue of Unity is closed on Mondays.
Visitors typically spend around 1 to 3 hours at the Statue of Unity, not counting visits to other nearby attractions.
The Statue of Unity is most crowded on Sundays, a little less crowded on Saturdays, and least crowded Tuesdays to Fridays.
While an average visitor spends around 1 to 3 hours at the Statue of Unity monument, museum, and viewing gallery.
There are so many other places to visit near Statue of Unity, that one day is not enough to fit them all in.
So one either needs 2-3 days to explore all nearby attractions at ease or plan in advance for the few places they’d like to cover in 1 day.
If you’re looking for excitement, you may like the Helicopter Ride, Riverfront Cycling, Sardar Sarovar Dam Viewpoints, Valley of Flowers, Jungle Safari, Geodesic Aviary Domes, Panchmuli Lake, Zarwani Waterfall, and River Rafting at Khalwani.
If you’re visiting with young children you may like to explore the Boating Ride, Pets Zone, Sardar Patel Zoological Park, Jungle Safari, Geodesic Aviary Domes, Children Nutrition Park, Dino Trail Park, Unity Glow Garden, Cactus Garden, and Butterfly Garden.
If you're visiting with elders, you may like Boating Ride, Valley of Flowers, Geodesic Aviary Domes, Ekta Mall (purchase handloom and handicraft products from all the states of India), and Arogya Van (visit a wide range of medicinal plants and health-related gardens).
Starting around 7 pm, the Statue of Unity comes alive with an emotionally charged sound and light show, showcasing the story of Sardar Patel and India’s struggle for independence.
Colourful laser beams light up the Statue of Unity, which itself becomes the screen on which the story unfolds.
Also known as the Statue of Unity Laser Show - the Projection Mapping Show has been rated the #1 attraction by visitors to the Statue of Unity.
When purchasing your Statue of Unity ticket, you can choose to view the Projection Mapping show from the SoU Campus, closer to the Statue, Museum, the Food Court, and Boating Complex.
Or you can view it from the Helipad Ground, which is farther from the Statue, but closer to the parking area, as well as other nearby attractions including Pets Zone, Jungle Safari, and Unity Glow Garden.
Travelators & elevators are installed within the Statue of Unity monument vicinity.
Wheelchairs are available on request.
Hop-on AC busses are available to visit nearby attractions every 15-30 minutes.
Area within the monument has ample shading to protect from sun and rain.
The monument complex has clean washrooms.
A food court with multiple global and local fast food brand outlets is available.
There is ample availability of cold drinking water for both purchase and refill.
Free WiFi for all Statue of Unity ticket holders, offering 34 MB of free data.