Saputara Hill Station: Great Beauty

       If the Saputara Hill station is called the heaven of earth then perhaps there will be no obscurity. Saputara Hill Station keeps the special features of plains, mountain ranges, rivers, lakes and waterfalls, while there is also religious, spiritual and mythological importance. 

    If the experts believed, then Lima Purushottam Lord Rama spent a long time in exile in Saputara. This hill station of Dang district of Gujarat is one of the finest dimensions of beauty. 

     Saputara hill station, located at a height of 1000 meters above sea level, is a part of the Sahyadri mountain range. In fact, Saputara is a tribal area but due to cold and calm, the Saputara Hill station became a favorite area of ​​tourists and tourists.

   Saputara Hill Station is mainly the son and the Satpura plateau plateau. Particularly in summer, the weather here is cold. Saputara refers to the house of the sapoos. Perhaps this is why various species of snakes are found in the forest area of ​​Saputara Hill station.

     The Sarpaganga river is flowing near by. It is special that the sculptures of snakes are made on the river. Adivasis worship these serpents and snakes. Saputara Hill Station provides all the necessary resources for tourists and tourists' facilities and amenities. In the rain the hill station season becomes even more pleasant. Saputara Hill Station and its surroundings have a long range of beautiful landmarks. 

    These include Vansda National Park, Voting Point, Ropeway, Artist Village, Gira Waterfall, Rose Gardens and Lake Garden etc.Vansada National Park: Vansada National Park is spread over 24 square kilometers. In the park there are lions, cheetah, sambhar, deer, pangolin and big squirrel squirrel etc.    Sunrise Point: Sunrise Point is a very beautiful place. From here the sunrise and sunset appear to be very beautiful and romantic. Indeed, seeing the rising sun here is very interesting and exciting. In Saputara, Sunset Point is also known as Gandhi Pikhar. A beautiful view of the Saputara Hill Station is observed from here.      Artist Village: Artist Village is especially populated with tribals. The colors of artistry are seen in the village. Various dimensions of tribal people culture are lively here. Particularly, this village displays artifacts in a great way. Beautiful structures of handicrafts are found here.     Lake Saputara: Lake Saputara is a beautiful reservoir. Tourists can enjoy sailing in this lake.   Ropeway: Ropeway is a great air travel. Tourists enjoy swinging in the air. The ropeway journey in the morning and evening in the valley is extremely fun.      Gira Waterfall: Gira Waterfall is about 52 kilometers away from Saputara Hill Station. Gira Waterfall is part of the Ambica River. The waterfall of the waterfall falling from a height of about 30 meters high looks like a pearl. This place is about 3 kilometers from Waghai city. Gira Waterfall is a picturesque and spectacular picnic spot.      Gulab Garden: In Gulab Garden there is a long chain of rose flowers. Beautiful beauty is also amazing. The fragrance is such that the tourists will be drunk. It is also called the Waghai Botanical Garden. If experts believe that there will be hardly any species of roses, which is not available here.      Saputara Museum: Saputara Museum underscores tribal pop culture. Particularly in the museum, folk dances, costumes, costumes and tribal life styles are shown.

  All necessary resources are available on the journey of Saputara Hill Station. The nearest airport is Surat. Distance from Surat to Saputara hill station is about 172 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Bilimora. The distance from Saputara Hill station to railway station Bilimora is 172 kilometers. Tourists can also visit Saputara hill station by road.
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