Soak yourself this monsoon in Gujarat

The jewel of Western India, Gujarat, is home to some of the most intriguing and unusual places, from exploring the imprints left behind by the Indus Valley civilization in Dholavira to the white salt landscape in Rann of Kutch. 

Gujarat blooms with its full glory in the months of monsoon with gushing waterfalls giving nature's gift to the tourists. A visit to these picturesque and tranquil waterfalls along with rocky treks and starry night camping will freshen you up this season.

Below are some of the most pleasing waterfalls that are worth visiting and planning a trip to next weekend.

Shankar Waterfall, Wilson Hills

Ahmedabad to Shankar Waterfall: 369 km

Hypnotising waterfalls situated nearly 15 km from Dharampur in the green valley of Western Ghats are a delight for those who desire to walk amidst dense vegetation and rocky trails. At an elevation of 750m, Wilson Hills is a densely forested hill station close to the Pangarbari Wildlife Sanctuary which offers access to attractions like Shankar waterfall, Barumal temple, Lay Wilson museum and Bilpudi waterfall. 

Girmal Falls, Dang District

Ahmedabad to Dang: 372 km

The highest waterfall in Gujarat is elevated at a height of 100 feet. The scenic haven of Girmal waterfall makes it popular among visitors and people of Dang District. On route to Girmal waterfalls, there is a viewpoint for visitors: Nishana, developed by the Forest Department of Gujarat. The viewpoint looks over a green part of Purna Wildlife Sanctuary surrounded by the U-shaped Gira River. 

Gira Falls, Saputara

Ahmedabad to Gira Falls: 353 km

Gira Falls is a seasonal waterfall located near Saputara. It is known to be one of the picturesque waterfalls in Gujarat, and among the significant places to visit near Saputara. The height of the fall is about 75 feet and the speed of the water plunging into the river creates a foggy look giving it a fascinating view. Capturing the beauty of Gira Falls in its true form never gets old and it makes for a great weekend trip from Saputara.

Zarwani Waterfalls, Kevadia

Ahmedabad to Zarwani Waterfalls: 204 km

At a distance of 12 km from the Statue of Unity, Zarwani waterfalls are amongst the most natural destinations in India, situated near the Sardar Sarovar Dam site. It is cuddled inside the heart of Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, home to unique flora & fauna including, wild sloth bears, hyenas, barking deers, and rhesus monkeys, which are rarely found in other parts of the country. Zarwani Waterfalls also provides you with an opportunity to trek, picnic, and indulge in wildlife photography.

Hathni Mata Waterfall, Vadodara

Ahmedabad to  Hathni Mata Waterfall: 175 km 

Hathni Mata Waterfall is a 100-meter-long waterfall situated near Shivrajpur in Gujarat. Bounded by luscious green hills, the Hathni Mata Waterfalls is a haven of divine beauty. A small temple dedicated to Hathni Mata is located in the cave adjacent to the waterfalls. The name Hathni was derived from the rock that looks like a baby elephant at the base of the waterfall.

So, what are you waiting for? Take a scenic road trip to these monsoon hot spots. An experience worth remembering with side-alongs of adventures like trekking, camping and hiking.

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