Gujarat Hillstations
Hilltop Trips India

The west coastal state of Gujarat is not only the most industrialized state of India, but also one of the popular tourist destinations of the country. Situated in between Maharashtra and Rajasthan, Gujarat never fails to draw tourist’s attention. Gujarat is bounded by the state of Maharashtra in the east, Rajasthan in the north-east, Maharashtra and the Union-territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu in the south. The state shares international boundary with Pakistan to the north-west. The Arabian Sea makes up the western coast of the entire state. Gandhi Nagar, the state capital is a planned city, while former state capital Ahmedabad is now the commercial capital of Gujarat.

Gujarat State Government presents Saputara, a beautiful 'Hill Station' in Gujarat with nearby attractions offering Gujarat’s green cover locations promoting eco tourism.

There are many hill stations in India in almost all the states due to various mountains located in them. However, there is only one hill station in the State of Gujarat in India. This hill station is popularly known as Saputara. The meaning of this hill station is the residence of snakes in local language. As this is the only hill station in the State of Gujarat, it attracts thousands of visitors every year from all over the country and some from abroad.

Saputara

The meaning of this hill station is the residence of snakes in local language. Saputara is situated near the border of the Gujarat and Maharashtra States in Dang district. It is the highest summit of Sahyadri mountains range in Gujarat State. It is situated at the height of around 5000 feet from mean sea level. It is situated around 100 miles away from city of Surat, 72 miles away from city of Valsad, 48 miles from Nasik, and 250 miles from Ahmedabad.

It offers its visitors some beautiful parks, swimming pools, gardens, several resorts and hotels with a pleasant climate. All these make it an ideal holiday spot during summer months. The hill station also offers several handicraft items and jewellery to its tourists in various shops.