The adobe of serpents, Saputara is a calm hill station in the Dang district of Gujarat. People visit here to enjoy its virgin forests, undulating mountains, cascading waterfalls, winding roads and unseen landscapes. It stands 875 metres above sea level and charms eco-lovers, wildlife lovers as well as adventure junkies. The place has numerous mythological legends behind it. It derived its name from the snake god who is worshipped by the tribal clan residing here.
Gira Waterfalls
This waterfall in Girmal village takes you away from the hectic city life and lets you enjoy some serene moments of peace. It cascades from a 75 feet high cliff and looks beautiful in its outlook. Spotting a rainbow right above the waterfall is a beautiful feeling. Many nature lovers flock here to click some amazing pictures.
Sunset Point
Located in close proximity to Saputara Museum, Sunset Point is perfect to spend a day amidst cool breeze and green landscapes. From here sunsets look even more romantic. There are many tribal villages dotted around this Sunset point which take you to a simple way of life. Best time to visit the place is from March to November when weather remains heart pleasing.
Saputara Tribal Museum
Explore the tribal cultures residing here with this Saputara Tribal Museum. Displays of the museum take you through some key insights about the lifestyle of the tribal of the Dang District. Here you can find displays like clothes, utensils, traditional articles, lifestyles, and much more.
Lake Garden
Get clicked with the backdrop of this dreamlike Lake Garden, a perfect picnic spot in Saputara. The well-manicured garden here looks amazing and offers you great opportunities to enjoy leisure walks. Spot some unseen varieties plants and trees here. The garden is perfect for those travelling with kids as it bestows many interesting games as well.
How to Reach
By Air: Mumbai is the nearest international airport to the town whereas Surat is the nearest domestic airport.
By Rail: Waghai railway station at Billimora is the nearest railhead from Saputara.
By Road: Even though the town has hilly terrains, road travel is possible from neighbouring cities of Nasik, Surat, Mumbai, etc.