Tag: Dangs
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Mahal Eco Tourism Campsite Dangs, Gujarat
Mahal Eco Tourism campsite is one of the four eco-tourism centers in the Dangs, Gujarat. Located on the banks of Purna river, Mahal campsite offers excellent trekking and walking options. Surrounded by rich Purna Wildlife Sanctuary forests (touted as thickest bamboo forest in Gujarat), and no modern technological facilities (no mobile networks), this is the…
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Chimer (Chichkund) Waterfall, Dang, Gujarat – Photo Gallery & Information
Chimer falls, also known as Chichkund waterfalls are located deep in the hilly areas of the Dangs. Chimer waterfalls are considered as highest waterfalls in Gujarat, though the fact is unofficial. As I haven’t visited the place personally, I won’t go in much details. I’ve found some good photos of the destination, so sharing them…
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Where To Stay In Dang – Accommodation Options in Dangs Region
Dang is tourism hub of Gujarat. However, being socio-economically backward area, Dang hasn’t been developed much as compared to rest of Gujarat. As an effect of that backlog, despite having many many awesome tourist places, like Saputara, Don Hill Station, Waghai, Ahwa, Mahal, Shabri Dham, Dang doesn’t have many accommodation options. I have written many…
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Hatgad Fort, Maharashtra Near Saputara
Hatgadh fort is a major trekking destination near Saputara on Gujarat – Maharashtra border. The ancient fort is stationed in Mulher village, Nasik district, Maharashtra. As Hatgad is 3 km from Saputara, Gujarat’s most popular and beautiful hill station, many tourists visit this fort as a short excursion. Standing on the edge of Sahyadri mountains…
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Barda Waterfalls, Chankhal, Ahwa
Barda is a twelve-step falls near village Chankhal. It’s more known as trekking destination in the Dangs. It doesn’t have refreshment facilities either at the spot or along the route. Therefore one has to carry oneself essentials like snacks, water etc. from the nearest town Ahwa.