Kabirvad is a river island in Gujarat's Bharuch district, reached across the Narmada from the Shuklatirth area. It is best known for an extensive banyan tree associated by local tradition with the poet-saint Kabir. The spreading trunks and roots form a broad grove, while the island's shrines and riverside setting give the destination both spiritual and natural interest.
Travel to Kabirvad generally involves road transport toward Bharuch followed by a local boat crossing, subject to river and weather conditions. Visitors should verify boat availability before departure, especially during the monsoon, and allow enough time for the return crossing. As the island includes places of worship, modest clothing and respectful conduct are appropriate, and litter should be carried back to the mainland.