The name “Saputara” translates to “Abode of Serpents” in the local language, and the town derives its name from the serpent-shaped winding road on the hills. The lush green forests, panoramic views of the Sahyadris, and the serene Saputara Lake are some of the natural attractions that draw visitors. The lake offers boating facilities and is a popular spot for picnics and leisurely strolls.

Saputara is also known for its vibrant culture and tribal heritage. The region is home to several indigenous tribes, including the Dangi tribe, known for their unique customs, music, and dance forms. The Tribal Museum in Saputara provides insights into the lifestyle, artifacts, and traditions of the local tribes, offering visitors a glimpse into Gujarat’s rich tribal diversity.

During the monsoon season, Saputara transforms into a lush paradise with numerous waterfalls cascading down the hills, adding to its scenic allure. The town hosts the annual Saputara Monsoon Festival, celebrating the beauty of the rains with cultural performances, local cuisine, and vibrant festivities.