The best time to visit Saputara, a picturesque hill station in Gujarat, is between September and March. This period affords nice climate situations. This makes it perfect for sightseeing, trekking, and outdoor sports. Here are the season details:
Monsoon (July to September): Although Saputra gets heavy rainfall during the monsoon season, it's far taken into consideration to have the very best scenic beauty. During this time Greenery with Giraj waterfalls, and mist-shrouded mountains. The waterfall is notable but chronic rain can come down outside plans. Therefore, it is suitable for nature lovers looking for tranquillity.
Winter (October to February): Winter is the main season to visit Saputara. Temperatures range from 10°C to 25°C in the course of this season, making the weather satisfactory. Tourists can enjoy sports which include boating on Saputara Lake, travelling to the Saputara Tribal Museum, and exploring the nearby Artists' Village. Cooler weather is first-rate for outdoor adventures, like trekking Governor’s Mountain or exploring the Saputara Ropeway.
Summer (March to June): While summers are relatively warm with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C, the weather is still milder compared to other parts of Gujarat. It’s suitable for a relaxed vacation, though not ideal for extensive outdoor activities. Early mornings and late evenings are pleasant, and you can still explore Saputara’s gardens and viewpoints.
Overall, a month of rain and cold (September to March) is best for a quiet and refreshing holiday in Saputra. Along with a groovy breeze and expensive surroundings including charm.
