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Purna Wildlife Sanctuary

Located 60km from Saputara, Gujarat, Purna Sanctuary is a part of the lush green forests of northern Dang. It has been recorded as the forest with the highest average rainfall in this region. During the Mughal period, wild bears, sloths bear, rhinoceros etc. have been found roaming around this region. Now, it is an abode for leopards, rhesus macaque, bonnet macaque, common mongoose, Indian civet cat, porcupine, four-horned antelope and much other fauna. It is also home to around seven thousand species of plants. This is a great spot for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. As the sun sets, the distant voice of engaging tribal folk music and gurgling of rivers Gira and Purna add to the ambience. To enter inside the Purna Sanctuary, special permission is required like most sanctuaries and reserved areas. Read More

Rose Garden, Saputara

The Saputara Rose Garden is home to several species of roses that are planted here, which attract nature lovers from far and near. Located quite close to the Lake Garden and Step Garden, the garden is best visited during spring when the flowers here are in full bloom.

Saputara museum exhibits the lifestyle, culture and history of people of Dang, majority of which are Adivasis.

The Sapatura Tribal Museum provides insights into the lifestyle, costumes, heritage and ecology of the tribal Dangs who inhabit the area. Visitors can learn more about stone funerary columns, grass ornaments, stuffed birds, woodcarving, clay ritual objects, body tattoos, masks used in dance-dramas and musical instruments at the museum.

It is a beautiful and serene lake known for boating and the lush green and colourful garden on both sides. It is best visited in the morning for walks to enjoy some peaceful time. You can choose to visit Saputara museum which exhibits the lifestyle, culture and history of people of Dang, majority of which are Adivasis.

A uniquely developed garden built entirely on steps, the Step Garden on the Table Land Road is home to a variety of flowerpots, plants and exquisite wooden work. Forest huts have also been placed in the centre of this garden for tourists, in addition to a play area for kids.

Just next to Malegaon there is a spot which is known as a spot to cherish the beauty of Sunrise and is known as the Sunrise 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. Read More

The Ropeway Cable offers a panoramic view of the entire city from an altitude of about 30 feet. The cable cars are well suited for the physically challenged as well as the elderly. They start from the Sunset Point, and carry tourists up to the Governor's Hill and Sunrise Point.

One of the most famous attractions in Saputara, the Townview Point offers tourists with a panoramic view of the entire town. Since the place is located at a higher level than the town, it acts as a vantage point. The best part about the attraction is the night view of Saputara that it offers.

Tucked in between the Sahyadri ranges, lies this conserved wildlife park spanning over an area of about 24 sq kilometres. It got its name as Vansda because it was once privately owned by the Maharaja of Vansda. 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. It is an open park, and you can easily get a permit if you want to explore it in your own vehicle. It is situated in the Navsari district of Gujarat and is a 110-minute drive from Vansda town. Vansda, the park is the principal trading place for the village of Vansda and its surrounding area, which are inhabited by tribes, commonly known as Adivasis. The park is very close to Waghai town which forms an entry point for the Dang jungles. 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. Unlike other National Parks, Vansda provides two trail options to its visitors. They can opt to walk or take a vehicle inside. The park also has other attractions like interacting with local tribes, the Gira Falls and the Conservation Centre. The Gira Falls of Vansda is the park's pride and should be experienced by everyone who plans on visiting the park. It is an ideal scenic getaway forming an important part of your itinerary whenever you happen to visit Gujarat. Read More