BEST PLACES VISIT TAPI DISTRICT

Best Places Visit Tapi District

  1. Ukai dam

Ukai dam, developed on the river Tupi, is the largest repository in Gujarat. It is called Vallabh Sagar. Developed in 1972, the dam is proposed for water treatment, control age, and upbringing. About 62,255 km Since 2-grip area and 52,000 hectares of water is spread, its capacity is just as practical as the Bhakra Nangal dam. This site is 94 km away from Surat. Dam is a earth-cum-stone work dam. Its bank divider is 4,927 meters long. Its earth dam is 80.77 meters high, while the brick field is 68.68 meters high. In the limit of setting of different dams in Gujarat, the capacity limit of Ukai dam is 46%.

2. Chimer waterfalls

Chimuku Falls, also known as Chinchkund Falls, is located deep in the mountainous areas of Dang. Chimar Falls is considered as the highest waterfalls in Gujarat, the fact is that the fact is unofficial. Access to Chikkund Falls requires some travel from the main road. One needs to pass through many farms to reach the place. Very well known in the nearby area, so ask any locality and it will show you the route. Most waterfalls are unaware of the waterfall for tourists. Thus, the flow of travelers is also moderate in the travel season. There is a total of 4 grasses in the same place in Chimar, which is two small and two large.

3.Songadh Fort

 

On the orders of the Sanguad fort Shivaji 1729-1766, the Gaekwad dynasty was created by the founder of palaji rao Gaekwad. Built on the top of the high mountain intentionally as a useful point to keep an eye on enemies, this castle is also a brilliant example of ancient architecture, where the influence of both Mughals and Marathas is obvious. The meaning of gold is 'gold' and 'fortress' is the fort, which means that the fort of Songdh literally means 'fort of gold'. In 1664, the founder of the Maratha Empire in Western India was known for its fortresses; At the time of his death, he was in possession of nearly 370. These forts were at the center of their empire and their remains are one of the leading sources of information about their rule.

4.Padmdungari Eco Campusite

Padmadungari is situated on the banks of the river Amka, 10 kilometers from Unai and 30 km from the city of Vara. Developed and maintained by Eco Tourism Development Committee (EDC), Padam Duniya lives in the jungles of Sahyadri mountain range. This scenic spot has deep, dense, highland forests, genetic diversity, rocky, useless and rich landscapes. Campsite is well-developed and well-maintained. It has an approach center, campus canteen, AC / non AC cottage, tented accommodation, amphitheater, green walkways and campfire area. Padmudungari Eco Campusite is undoubtedly the gateway destination destination of Surat / Vadodara. Also excellent selection for camping

5.Gauhmak temple

Located in the Gaumukh temple, Sonagadh and Tapi district, Dawn is situated near the city and is Shiva's oldest temple. The temple is quite famous among the locals and is a beautiful place surrounded by forests with a waterfall in the same area. For tourists, it is one of the best places to get a good escape from the city's life. The Gujarat government has declared this place as a tourist destination a few years ago. Some renovation work was also done in the temple. This Gaumukh is one of Mahadev's oldest temples. The atmosphere of this place is very quiet and pleasant. The month of Shravan is the best time to visit this or any Shiva temple for this matter.

Thus, it is safe to say that Tapi district is one of the most beautiful and attractive places in Gujarat. To trust the beauty of the places mentioned above, you should feel it yourself. The best way to experience it is to chalk out a plan today and visit this district as soon as possible. So pack your bags and explore 

6. Shabri Dham

History

Filled with fascinating mythological stories, this silent temple is believed that Lord Ram met Shabri while searching for his wife Sita, and after having done it, after eating the berries offered to him to ensure that he was good. Although worshiping three stones on which Lord Rama, his brother Laxman and Shabari are said to be sitting, worship is done. About 6 km from Shabari Dham. Pampa Lake is the source of water associated with the story of Lord Rama's bath.

Shabiridham Temple is a place where Lord Rama Bhil's woman met Shabari. Lord Ram, his brother Laxman ate the berries offered by Shabari Mata here. The stones on which they are believed to be sitting are still worshiping.

From Ramayana, we know that Goddess Sita was taken away by Ravana. Lord Rama poses a search mission to find his wife. During this mission, Lord Rama and Laxman arrived on the mountain peak, on which Shabari waited for them for years.

People from there took rest there. Meanwhile, he was given a fruit named 'Bare' by Shabari.

In the present temple, statues of Ram, Laxman and Shabari were organized in 2004. The story of Ramayana is painted on the walls of the temple.

Famous for

Over the past few years, the surroundings of the temple have flourished. Parking lot, parking space, concrete road at the top, neat pavements, fountains, gorgeous gardens, a big thumb for it. There is a Pump Lake near Shabari Dham, it is really attractive and beautiful lake to see.

7. Don Hill Station

In the early days
Earlier people had to travel 85 km, Chanchali and Babul Ghat had to take a dizziness to reach Don from neighboring Maharashtra. Since it was a difficult journey, many tourists did not visit the village of Dunn. Thank you for giving your land to farmers for the development of new roads in Don Hill Station. Now the distance of travel to the Don Hill station has been very low, the district administration expects the second haul station to be the major stream of tourist.

Location -
Dawn, a visible hill station in South Gujarat, is hidden from the tourist center so far. The height of this hill is 1000 meters above sea level. Don Hill Station is located 30 kilometers from the city of Ahwa, approximately 8.5 km. 2.5 km outside the road The road, that passes through a mountainous compound like "Saputara".

Geography
Small village Don has a climate that is constantly pleasant, during the cold year, throughout the year. Don's population is about 1200 tribes, it has its bio-diversity and natural remnants and has rich "Dangi" heritage. After Saputara, Gujarat will become the second hill station.

8.Girra Falls

Beautiful waterfalls filled by the Ambika River are a favorite among tourists and it is frequented by nature lovers. About 3 km from Wanghai Town of Dang district Gira Falls, located far away, is a fall of 75 feet, which arises from the Kapri tabuburi and comes in the Ambika river.

It would never be better to capture the beauty of Gira Faults in its true form and it makes for a great weekend tour from Saputara. It makes a great stopover for people traveling from Saputara to Surat. The best season to visit the falls is during and after the monsoon season.

The speed of the river flowing in the river creates a dim shape that gives it a charming feeling. It attracts tourists seeking breaks from city life and is slowly developing in popular picnic spots.

This waterfall is located on the Girera river near Girmal village, about 8 km west of Shinglala. It can be reached either by Ahwa and Singla or Navapur and the way linking to Singla. Vehicles are allowed at a distance of about one kilometer from Waterfall. From the parking area, catching waterfalls can be reached only by walking.

You should go to Sauputara - the only hill station in Gujarat where there are many things to keep yourself busy. The most popular attraction here is Saputara Lake which lies in the center of the valley in the middle of the acne. You can hire boats and enjoy a quiet lake.

Tourists also visit nearby beautiful vegetable parks, which have various plants and trees, which give wonderful views of various varieties of small utensils of bamboo. Travel to Wagda National Park is ideal if you can find a tiger or a leopard.

There are no accommodation options around the water, but Saputara has many hotels, cottages and log hots with amenities.

Vansda National Park: Originally, the private jungle of the Maharajas of Vansad, now 24 square kilometers in the park. The area has been covered. Despite its small size, the park has tiger, cheetah, pangolin, rusty-spotted cat, python, giant squirrel, four horny antelopes. Prior permission of Chief Wildlife Warden is essential before visiting the park.