Saputara Tour Package From Ahmedabad

Our Saputara travel packages are fully customizable to match your preferred travel pace, resort choices, and personalized sightseeing preferences from Ahmedabad.

Highlights of this mountain getaway include:

• Saputara Lake & Boat Club – Peaceful boating surrounded by misty hill contours
• Pushpak Ropeway (Table Point) – Thrilling aerial cable car rides with panoramic valley vistas
• Gira Waterfalls (Waghai) – Spectacular 75-foot cascading waterfalls nestled in monsoon greenery
• Sunset & Sunrise Points – Breathtaking golden-hour viewpoints overlooking deep Dang forest valleys
• Artist Village & Tribal Museum – Authentic glimpses into native Warli and Dangi tribal arts and handicrafts

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Overview of Saputara

Perched at an altitude of 1,000 meters in the Sahyadri range of the Western Ghats, Saputara is Gujarat's sole hill station. Travelers journeying from Ahmedabad step into a cool, greenery-rich paradise defined by pine-scented breezes, floating cloud cover, and tranquil lakes. What makes Saputara unique is its untouched natural setting combined with rich Dangi tribal traditions, offering a refreshing mountain alternative right inside Gujarat.

Why You’ll Love It

• Serene Hill Station Climate: Enjoy cool, mist-covered mountain weather and pleasant temperatures year-round.
• Lush Sahyadri Nature: Experience dramatic monsoon waterfalls, dense forest trails, and scenic valley lookouts.
• Designed for Everyone: Ideal for families seeking relaxed weekend getaways, couples planning romantic hill retreats, solo nature lovers, and digital nomads who thrive in cool mountain air.

With its scenic lake boating, sweeping valley views, and vibrant local arts, a Saputara tour package from Ahmedabad is the ultimate weekend rejuvenation.

Top Attractions in Saputara

From tranquil hilltop lakes and cable car rides to dramatic forest waterfalls, Saputara features an array of picturesque attractions. Here are the top places to visit during your hill station holiday.

Saputara Lake

• Short Description:A serene, man-made lake located in the heart of the hill station, surrounded by green gardens, walking trails, and scenic mountain backdrops.
• Why It’s Worth Visiting:The central hub for leisure in Saputara, offering enjoyable pedal boating, rowing, and peaceful waterfront strolls amidst cool mountain breezes.
• Best Time to Visit:Year-round (late afternoon to early evening for pleasant weather).

Pushpak Ropeway & Table Point

• Short Description:A popular cable car system that glides visitors across the valley to Governor's Hill (Table Point), offering panoramic views of the entire hill town.
• Why It’s Worth Visiting:Delivers an exciting aerial ride combined with sweeping 360-degree views, horse riding, and sunset photography over the Sahyadri ranges.
• Best Time to Visit:October to March during clear sunset hours.

Gira Waterfalls

• Short Description:A breathtaking 75-foot natural waterfall fed by the Ambika River, located near Waghai amidst lush green forest surroundings.
• Why It’s Worth Visiting:A spectacular monsoon marvel where crashing waters create fine misty sprays, perfect for nature photography, picnics, and roadside hot tea.
• Best Time to Visit:July to November (peak water flow during and after monsoon).

Sunset Point & Sunrise Point

• Short Description:Elevated cliffside viewpoints located on nearby hilltops, offering sweeping views over deep forested valleys and the Dang forest reserve.
• Why It’s Worth Visiting:Captures unforgettable golden-hour vistas as the sun paints the clouds and mountain contours in rich amber and pink hues.
• Best Time to Visit:Year-round (early morning for Sunrise Point, late afternoon for Sunset Point).

Step Garden & Rose Garden

• Short Description:Beautifully manicured hillside gardens featuring multi-tiered step layouts, flowering plants, ornamental wooden huts, and hundreds of vibrant rose varieties.
• Why It’s Worth Visiting:Provides a relaxing space for families and couples to take peaceful walks, photograph colorful blooms, and enjoy quiet afternoon picnics.
• Best Time to Visit:October to March (when flowers are in full bloom).

Artist Village & Saputara Tribal Museum

• Short Description:A creative cultural space and museum showcasing authentic Warli paintings, bamboo handicrafts, tribal musical instruments, and traditional Dangi village artifacts.
• Why It’s Worth Visiting:Offers visitors the chance to buy handmade crafts directly from local artisans while gaining deep cultural appreciation for tribal heritage.
• Best Time to Visit:Year-round during daytime operating hours.

Hatgadh Fort

• Short Description:A historic 17th-century hilltop fort built by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, located just 5 kilometers from Saputara along the Maharashtra border.
• Why It’s Worth Visiting:A light, enjoyable trekking destination featuring ancient stone ruins, water tanks, and rewarding views across the surrounding mountain valleys.
• Best Time to Visit:October to March during early morning or late afternoon hours.

Things to Do in Saputara

A vacation in Saputara offers a perfect balance of outdoorsy mountain activities, cable car adventures, cultural discoveries, and cozy lakefront dining.

Enjoy Paddle & Row Boating on Saputara Lake

Rent a pedal boat or private sailboat at the Saputara Lake Boat Club and drift across calm waters. Surrounded by forested hills and landscaped lakeside parks, it provides a peaceful and romantic setting for couples, families, and solo travelers.

Ride the Pushpak Cable Car Across the Valley

Take a thrilling ride on India's famous cable car ropeway connecting hotel hills to Table Point. Glide high above pine canopy trees and deep mountain valleys to enjoy bird's-eye photos of the entire hill station during sunset hours.

Trek to the Top of Hatgadh Fort

Lace up your walking shoes for an scenic uphill trek to Hatgadh Fort. Hike through pleasant mountain trails to explore ancient stone fort walls, historic reservoir tanks, and breathtaking views stretching across Gujarat and Maharashtra borders.

Witness the Roaring Gira Waterfalls in Monsoon

Take a short scenic drive to Waghai during or right after the monsoon season to see Gira Waterfalls in full spate. Enjoy the cool mist on your face, sip hot ginger tea from local stalls, and capture nature photos against the verdant green backdrop.

Participate in Warli Art Workshops at Artist Village

Visit the Artist Village to watch local artisans craft traditional Warli paintings, pottery, and bamboo decor. Art lovers and children can participate in hands-on crafting sessions to learn traditional painting techniques and take home personalized handmade souvenirs.

Indulge in Horse Riding & Camel Rides at Table Point

Head up to Table Point (Governor's Hill) for open plateau fun. Enjoy guided horse riding or camel rides across the flat hilltop while taking in sweeping panoramic vistas of the surrounding Sahyadri mountain ranges.

Explore Vansda National Park & Waghai Botanical Garden

Take an eco-tour to nearby Vansda National Park and the expansive Waghai Botanical Garden. Walk under dense canopy trees, spot rare medicinal plants and native birds, and experience the untouched biodiversity of the Dang forest ecosystem.

Savor Hot Local Street Snacks & Gujarati Thalis

Warm up in the cool mountain weather with hot street delicacies like fresh corn on the cob (bhutta), crispy pakodas, steam momos, and traditional Gujarati thalis served in cozy hill resort dining rooms.