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Saputara Weekend Trip from Mumbai

Gujarat · 2D/1N · Easy

Saputara Weekend Trip from Mumbai

Overview

# Saputara Weekend Trip from Mumbai

**Saputara** — Gujarat's only hill station, perched at 1,000 m in the Sahyadri range of the **Dang district** — is a hidden gem that most Mumbaikars overlook. Surrounded by dense forests, tribal villages, and sprawling orchards, Saputara offers a refreshing weekend escape with a difference: it's not just about the views, but also about experiencing the vibrant **Warli and Bhil tribal culture** that makes this region unique. The ropeway ride over Saputara Lake at sunset is an experience you won't forget.

Based in Gujarat, this easy 2-day trek is best attempted during May, October — when the trail and surroundings are at their most rewarding.

2 Days

Duration

Max Altitude

Easy

Difficulty

May

Best Season

Pricing

Starting from ₹0 per person. Prices vary by departure city.

Departure City

Departure Dates

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Day-wise Itinerary

Trip Highlights

  • Tribal museum and local market for authentic Dang handicrafts.

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Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions

  • Transport (Mumbai return), 1-night hotel/resort stay, breakfast Day 2, lunch Day 1 & 2, dinner Day 1, guide, ropeway ticket, boating, all entry fees.

Exclusions

  • Personal expenses, insurance, paragliding charges (optional), extra snacks.

Things to Carry

Comfortable walking shoes, light woolens (evenings get cool in winter).Sunscreen, cap, camera.Personal meds, snacks for the drive.

FAQs

What is the best time to visit Saputara?

Oct–Feb for the best weather. Monsoon (Jul–Sep) makes Gira Falls spectacular but can be cloudy.

Is Saputara worth visiting from Mumbai?

Yes — it's a different vibe from Mahabaleshwar or Lonavala. The tribal culture, forest landscape, and uncrowded roads make it unique.

Can I visit the Dang tribal villages?

Yes — we include a guided visit to local Warli art villages where you can interact with artisans and buy directly.