Nadabet, also known as the 'Wagah of Gujarat', is a border location in Gujarat, India, developed as a tourist destination by the Gujarat Tourism Department. It is known for the Seema Darshan Project, an initiative by the Border Security Force (BSF) to promote border tourism.

The idea of developing Nadabet as a tourist spot gained momentum as part of the Seema Darshan Project, initiated to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1971 Indo-Pak war. The project, costing ₹125 crore, aims to provide visitors with a first-hand experience of the life of BSF personnel and the challenges faced at the border.

Nadabet offers a range of attractions, including:

• Seema Darshan Complex: A key feature of Nadabet, showcasing the history and role of the BSF. It includes a 30-feet high T-Junction Pillar adorned with murals and the 'Ajay Prahari' monument, honouring soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the nation.
• Interactive Installations: The complex features high-tech interactive installations, including virtual patrolling and simulators, providing an immersive experience of border life.
• Museum and Galleries: The museum space has six galleries, offering insights into the geographic and demographic aspects of Nadabet and the challenges of border terrain.
• Adventure Arena: Activities like zip-lining, shooting, and paintball are available for visitors, along with displays of military equipment like missiles, tanks, and aircraft.
• Ceremonial Events: The retreat ceremony, similar to the Wagah Border ceremony, is a major draw, featuring the ceremonial lowering of the flag by BSF soldiers.

Nadabet, located approximately 240 km from Ahmedabad, has become a significant destination for patriotic tourism. The project not only showcases the valour of the Indian armed forces but also aims to boost tourism in the region.

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