LOTHAL.
Where India's maritime story began
Plots and bulk land at Lothal, Gujarat, next to NMHC, a national project built around the world's earliest excavated dockyard.
A port city that traded with Mesopotamia and Egypt
Lothal is a Harappan port city, and its dockyard is regarded as the earliest man-made one excavated anywhere. The National Maritime Heritage Complex is being developed here under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways to tell India's maritime story from ancient seafarers to the modern Navy.
Land near a national heritage destination gains from the visitors, hospitality and infrastructure that follow. N2K Infra offers plots and bulk land in this belt.
How the world's earliest dock worked
A brick basin linked to the river by an inlet channel, with a spill-way to control water levels and a raised warehouse platform beside it. This sketch is illustrative, not to scale.
Harappan seafarers and their markets
Gallery 2 of the museum covers inland and overseas trade with the Persian Gulf, Oman, Mesopotamia and Egypt. Stylised map, routes are indicative.
Three zones around the complex
Heritage zoneRecreated Lothal city and coastal state pavilions.
Hospitality zoneMuseotels and a maritime-theme eco resort.
Entertainment zoneMaritime, monuments, adventure, climate change and nature parks.
14 galleries, one maritime story
Galleries 1 to 6 form the museum. Galleries 7 to 14 are part of future development. Slide to see all 14.
See the project
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Why Lothal is on the radar
A national project, a world-famous site and a planned visitor economy. Figures and timelines are the authority's to confirm.
Government-led project
NMHC is developed under the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, and notifications for the project were issued in 2025.
Built to draw visitors
A 14-gallery museum, a warship and aircraft display, boating, a 5D dome auditorium and a lighthouse museum are planned.
Room for hospitality
The master plan includes museotels and a maritime-theme eco resort, which creates demand for stays, food and retail nearby.
Global partners
Eleven countries are listed as collaborators, including Portugal, UAE, Oman, Thailand, Vietnam, Italy and Germany.
Milestones
- 16 Apr 2025Visit by Dr S Jaishankar, Minister of External Affairs
- 16 Jun 2025Visit by Dr P K Mishra, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister
- 20 Sep 2025Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi visits NMHC, Lothal
This is general information, not an offer or a promise of returns. Verify land status, approvals and documents before you buy.
What visitors will come for
Naval warship and aircraft
INS Nishank, an IL-38 SD aircraft and a Sea Harrier.
Boating
Boating experiences within the complex.
Future development
5D dome auditorium, lighthouse museum, heritage, hospitality and entertainment zones.
Land available at Lothal
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Bulk land parcels
For developers, institutions, resort and hospitality operators and investors buying in volume.
- Large contiguous parcels
- Suited to hospitality, resort or plotted development
- Direct discussion
Residential and investment plots
For families and individual investors who want land in an emerging heritage and tourism belt.
- Plot sizes shared on request
- Site visit support
- Documentation walkthrough
National project
A government maritime heritage complex anchors the area.
Tourism pull
Museum, boating, theme zones and stays are planned in phases.
Gujarat corridor
In Ahmedabad district, within reach of Gujarat's industrial belt.
Direct dealing
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Find Lothal
- Address
National Maritime Heritage Complex, Lothal, Saragwala, Gujarat 382230 - Sales enquiries
+91 8447886996 | +91 9090941941
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