Nestled in the scenic hills of the Saputara, Saputara Lake is the heart of this charming hill station and one of the most popular attractions in the Dang district of Gujarat. Surrounded by lush green forests and rolling hills, the lake offers a refreshing escape for nature lovers, families, and honeymooners seeking tranquility in the Western Ghats. Visitors can enjoy relaxing paddle boating and row boating, which provide stunning views of the surrounding landscapes and cool mountain breeze. The beautifully maintained lakeside promenade is perfect for leisurely walks, photography, and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere, especially during sunrise and sunset when the reflections on the water create a magical setting. Nearby attractions such as the Boating Club, Step Garden, Lake Garden, and Sunset Point make the lake a central hub for tourists exploring Saputara. Local food stalls and small markets around the lake add to the vibrant tourist experience, offering snacks, souvenirs, and glimpses of local culture. Easily accessible from major cities like Surat and Nashik.

Gira Waterfalls, located about 50 km from Saputara in the Dang district of Gujarat, is one of the most spectacular natural attractions in South Gujarat and a must-visit destination for nature lovers. Formed by the Kapri River cascading from a height of around 30 meters, the waterfall creates a breathtaking curtain of milky white water surrounded by dense forests and scenic landscapes. The monsoon and post-monsoon seasons transform Gira Falls into a powerful and mesmerizing sight, drawing tourists, photographers, and adventure enthusiasts from across India. The viewpoint near the falls offers excellent panoramic views, while small local stalls nearby serve traditional tribal snacks and refreshments, giving visitors a glimpse of the local Dang culture. The lush greenery, misty atmosphere, and roaring water make Gira Waterfalls a perfect stop for travelers visiting Saputara Hill Station or exploring the Dang region. Easily accessible by road from Saputara and Waghai, the falls are an ideal spot for sightseeing, nature photography, and short excursions.

Purna Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the Dang district of South Gujarat, is one of the most scenic and ecologically rich forest reserves in the state. Spread across about 160.84 sq. km. in the northern part of the Western Ghats, the sanctuary was declared a protected area in 1990 and derives its name from the beautiful Purna River that flows through its dense forests. Unlike most regions of Gujarat, this area receives high rainfall of nearly 2500 mm annually, creating lush tropical moist deciduous forests dominated by teak, bamboo, sadad, khair and other native tree species. The sanctuary is home to remarkable biodiversity with wildlife such as leopard, hyena, jungle cat, sambar, barking deer, four-horned antelope, rhesus macaque, Indian civet and porcupine inhabiting its forests, while numerous bird species including hornbills, woodpeckers and flycatchers thrive in the rich habitat. Surrounded by rolling hills, rivers and tribal villages, Purna Wildlife Sanctuary offers visitors an untouched natural landscape, peaceful eco-tourism experiences and opportunities for wildlife.