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Visit Saputara Lake in Saputara

Saputara Lake

Lake
A beautiful and serene Saputara Lake is known for boating and the lush green and colorful garden on both sides of it. It is best visited in the morning for walks to enjoy some peaceful time. It is a perfect getaway for eco lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and people who love boat riding. One the greatest attraction at Saputara Lake is boat riding and viewing sunset as the sun dips down in the evening time. At Saputara Lake you can enjoy the lush greenery around the spot and the cool breeze which retreats your soul and relaxes it. Similarly on the western side, we have Sunset point which gives a great view of Dang forest, filled with enormous greenery and a magnificent view as the Yellow colored sun imperceptibly strewing redness on the skyline. People and children here boat riding at day time and sunset view at evening time.

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Visit Saputara Lake Boating in Saputara

Saputara Lake Boating

Sports
A serene and beautiful Saputara Lake is known for boating and the lush green and colorful garden on both sides of it. It is a perfect getaway for eco lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and people who love boat riding. One the greatest attraction at Saputara Lake is boat riding and viewing sunset as the sun dips down in the evening time. The Lake is not very big but clean and well maintained. There is boat house and you can enjoy boating here. There is no entrance fee in Saputara Lake, though you can ride a paddle boat at Rs.140 accommodating 4 people with 30 minutes ride. You may find other people riding paddle boat here at Saputara Lake enjoy the sunset from the paddle-boat. There is lot of small attractions for kids around the lake and you can have even had a quick bite. You can ride a paddle boat (140 INR for 4 people , 30 minutes) and enjoyed the sunset from the paddle-boat.

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Visit Sunset Point in Saputara

Sunset Point

Sight Seeing
At Saputara Lake a spot to cherish the beauty of Sunset and is known as the Sunset point or Valley view point. You can enjoy the lush greenery around the spot and the cool breeze which retreats your soul and relaxes it. Similarly on the western side, we have Sunset point which gives a great view of Dang forest, filled with enormous greenery and a magnificent view as the Yellow colored sun imperceptibly strewing redness on the skyline. There is a lot of climbing that is needed to reach to this point though and it is recommended that you carry a water bottle along. However you can also choose to get into The Ropeway, a cable car service which takes 15 minutes to reach the sunset point and gives an exquisite bird’s eye view of Satpura. Ticket for the same is for Rs.40 per head and it does not start until it has enough passengers boarded. See the sun dip into the Saputara Lake and walk carefree on the expanse of the Governor’s hill.

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Visit Artist Village in Saputara

Artist Village

Museum
Artist Village is regarded as the cultural and traditional center of the region. It is regarded as the best Saputara attraction for buying traditional as well as tribal artifacts. Warli paintings and the tribal craft objects are some of the rare ones which you can find here. The place is regarded as an ideal place to learn about the culture of this region. Artist village is a beautiful village which exhibits spectacular artifacts of Bamboo, clothes and many other things. The main tribals of the village Bhil, Kunbi and warli are well known for their benevolence. Apart from buying their beautiful art works, you can also get into workshops to create something different and get to know the artist in you and their culture even better. This artist village describes the rich tradition and drags you into its beautiful artifacts.

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Visit Gira Waterfalls in Saputara

Gira Waterfalls

Waterfall
Gira Waterfalls are a majestic year-round cascade situated in a verdant setting, about 50 km away from Saputara. This waterfall is formed by the watercourse of the Gira River after it falls from 75 feet high cliff. The water spills over the cliff at a very high speed, which creates conditions similar to dense fog. As you sip in the tea or coffee from the stalls nearby, enjoying the picturesque panorama and the 150 feet tall waterfall roars down the edge, you will praise the wonder of the nature. On a clear day you can even spot a rainbow above the waterfall. With the arrival of the monsoon season, this falls experience a heavy flow of water and can be witnesses in its full glory. Owing to the unspoilt natural beauty and increasing popularity of the Gira Waterfalls, efforts are being made to turn it into a tourist hot spot. Set amidst lush greenery, this waterfall provides a great opportunity to click beautiful pictures. Visitors can take several snapshots while enjoying a picnic at this scenic spot.

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Visit Vansda National Park in Saputara

Vansda National Park

Wildlife Sanctuary
Vansda National park is a conserved wildlife park spanning over an area of about 24 sq kilometers, snuggled up in the Sahyadri ranges. It got its name as Vansda because it was once privately owned by the Maharaja of Vansda. It was established as a National Park in 1979 and is widely known for no felling of trees since 1952. Not a single tree has been cut since then. Owing to this, in some places, the canopies are so thick that sunlight does not pass through. A botanist’s and wildlife enthusiast’s paradise, the place is home to over hundreds of different and unique varieties of flora and fauna. River Ambika flows along its north-eastern boundary, and a major part of the park falls under the catchment area. During monsoon, it gets heavy rainfall over 2000 mm which fosters dense growth. Touching Dang forests on the east and Valsad forests in the south, it forms a continuous track interspersed by numerous streams. It is an ideal scenic getaway forming an important part of your itinerary whenever you happen to visit Gujarat and is Open Park.

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Visit Purna Wildlife Sanctuary in Saputara

Purna Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife Sanctuary
Purna sanctuary is a part of lush green forest in northern parts of Dang which is recorded as the forest with highest average rainfall. It is said that during Mughal period wild bears, sloths bear, rhinoceros etc. used to roam around here. The landscape is completely lush green along with thick forests, interspersed with rivers and small tribal villages leaving visitors absolutely enchanted. The sanctuary gets its name from the Purna River which flows through it. And nowadays it is also an adobe of leopard, rhesus macaque, bonnet macaque, common mongoose, Indian civan cat, porcupine, four horned antelope and many others with around seven thousand species of plants. This is a great spot for nature and wildlife enthusiasts and as the sunsets the distant voice of brilliant folk music by the tribals and babbling of river Gira and Purna adds on to the ambiance. However to enter inside the Purna sanctuary a special permission is required like any other sanctuary.

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Why to travel Saputara

Saputara is reckoned as an affluent resort hill station because of the innumerable opportunities like sightseeing, trekking and boating that it offers. It is a perfect getaway for eco lovers, wildlife enthusiasts and people who love adventure sports. The meaning of Saputara is the habitat of snakes and the tribal of this region worship snakes, especially during Holi. It is a beautiful hilly region enriched with enormous greenery offering magnificent panorama, tribal culture of a different sort and great trekking opportunities. As the river of light bathes the streams over undulating mountains and the drifting birds, stroll up to the Gandhi Shikhar at the spill of dawn, in winter. Breathe in the rolling hills of Saputara, echoing green hues, lush with flowers, and watch the meditating rain drops, in rains. Walk carefree on the expanse of the Governor’s hill and see the sun dip into the Saputara Lake, in summer.

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