Saputara Tourism

Saputara City Tour is full of beautiful and has some beautiful scenic spots. The must visit places are:

• Saputara Artist Village
• Hatgadh Fort
• Vansda National Park
• Sunrise and Sunset Point
• Saputara Lake,
• Gira Falls
• Saputara Museum
• Purna Sanctuary
• Nageshwar Mahendra Temple
• Town viewpoint.

It is said that this is the place where Lord Rama king of Ayodhya spent around 11 years of his exile. It is then connected to this mythologic experience and even connected with the habitat of snakes from many decades.

There is easy availability of Buses to reach Saputara from Surat, Nashik, and Bilimora. A train is also a convenient option. The railway station is near to Saputara village.

Saputara has said to have an image of a snake on its shores of the Sarpganga River, which is flowing through the main town for many decades. The city has legendary importance, and it is also believed that Lord Rama spent around 11 years of his exile in this area. This place was founded in 1960 after Maharashtra and Gujarat got divided. This place came under the region of Gujarat. It is the only place in the area having cold weather and has a pleasant atmosphere. It is a popular tourist place for people from nearby locations.

Local and private taxi services are available from the nearby railway stations and airports to reach the main city of Saputara.