How to reach Gujarat from Kolkata

There is no way to reach Sputara directly by train; however, you can initially go to Bilimora station in Surat, which is about 50 kilometres away from Saputara. Or you can go to Waghai railway station if you are coming from Bilimora station; from there, you can reach Sputara with ease.

Waghai railway station is the closest to Saputara, covering nearly 60 kilometres from Surat railway junction which can be covered with a taxi or a bus.

No, you can not drink in Saputara, as this beautiful mountain range is in Gujarat where alcohol is banned. However, several soft drinks can give you a refreshing feeling while attending the mesmerising sputara.

To explore the amazing mountain view along with a mesmerising sunset spot, you need to stay at least 2–3 days in Surat to enjoy every minute while witnessing the sputara.

There is a national park at Sputara where you can see wild animals at the sanctuary including leopards, wild bulls, elephants, four-horned antelope, macaque, porcupines, sambar, chital, flying squirrels and many more.

Ambika River originates from Saputara Hills and meets in the Arabian Sea. Its length is 136 km. & 2715 sq km.