Waterfalls, Treks & Camps Near Surat – Monsoon Travel Guide

 Explore Waterfalls, Treks, Campsites & More – Perfect for Rainy Season Travel

Hello friends!
If you’re in or around Surat and wondering where to go this monsoon, this blog has you covered! Here is a handpicked list of nature spots, campsites, waterfalls, religious places, and trekking destinations—all within a 150 km radius of Surat.

Let’s divide the destinations by categories so you can easily choose based on your mood:

🏕️ Campsites

Perfect for nature lovers and peaceful overnight stays.

1. Mahal Eco Campsite – Purna Wildlife Sanctuary

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2. Padam Dungari Eco Tourism Campsite

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3. Kevdi Eco Campsite – Near Mandvi

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4. Devinamal Campsite

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5. Kilad Nature Education Campsite – Near Waghai

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💦 Waterfalls

The monsoon magic comes alive here—ideal for short treks & photos.

• Dhulda Waterfall – Near Mahal: Maps

• Girmal Waterfall – Dang’s highest: Maps

• Medha Waterfall - Near Songad  Blog

• Gira Falls – Waghai-Saputara Road: Maps

• Barda Waterfalls – Near Ahwa: Maps

• Wonder Water fall - Near Kaliebel Blog

• Shankar Waterfall – Near Wilson Hill: Maps

• Bilpudi / Jodiya Waterfall – Dharampur: Maps

• Chimer Waterfall – Near Songadh: Maps

• Devghat Falls – Near Umarpada: Maps

• Dabhosa Waterfall – MH Border: Info

⛰️ High Altitude Hill Stations

For scenic views, cool weather, and cloudy vibes.

• Don Hill Station – Maps
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• Saputara Hill Station – Maps

• Wilson Hill – Near Dharampur: Maps

• Ajmal Gadh – Vansda: Maps

🛕 Religious Places

Combine your spiritual journey with natural beauty.

• Maya Devi Temple – Near Bhenskatri: Maps
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• Shabri Dham & Pampa Sarovar – Dang:
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• Anjani Kund (Anjani Parvat) – Near Ahwa: Maps

• Goumukh Temple & Falls – Near Songadh:
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• Shri Sadguru Dham – Barumal: Maps

🌳 Nature Parks

Great for kids and family nature walks.

• Waghai Botanical Gardens – Maps

• Vansda National Park – Maps

• Janki Van, Bhinar – Vansda:
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🥾 Trekking Spots

Adventurers—don’t miss these green trails and forts!

• Pandava Caves – Maps

• Hatgad Fort – Near Saputara:
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• Ajmal Gadh Trek – Vansda: Maps

• Mangi Tungi Peak – Near Gujarat-MH border:
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• Roopgadh Fort – Only Fort in Dang:
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• Toranio Dungar – Near Vansda:
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• Kadia Dungar – Near Rajpipla:
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• Banbha Dungar – Near Netrang:
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• Pilva Dungar - Near Chorvani
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✅ Tips Before You Go:

• Always check weather and road conditions before traveling during monsoon.

• Wear proper trekking shoes and rain gear.

• Carry light snacks, extra clothes, and basic first aid.

• Respect nature and local customs wherever you go.

🌿 Whether you are an adventurer, peace-seeker, or family trip planner, Surat has a range of monsoon destinations waiting to be explored. Bookmark this post and share with your travel buddies!

Wonder Waterfall: A Hidden Gem in Divadyawan, Gujarat

 

 A Monsoon Marvel – Wonder Waterfall, Divadyawan

There are places where time slows down, nature speaks, and your soul finds peace. One such hidden gem I recently discovered on 13th July 2025 is the Wonder Waterfall, nestled in the lush green village of Divadyawan, Gujarat. This offbeat destination offers an ideal escape for nature lovers, weekend adventurers, and monsoon trekkers looking to reconnect with raw beauty.

🗺️ How to Reach Wander Waterfall

The journey itself is a part of the adventure:

• Starting Point: Surat

• Drive towards Vyara, passing through scenic countryside.

• Continue towards Bhenskatri, a small town surrounded by rural charm.

• From there, head to Kalibel and look for a left turn towards Bhalkhet village.

• As you approach Divadyawan, you’ll sense the terrain turning greener, with hills and mist-covered trees lining the way.

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Once you park near the village, it’s just a 5-minute easy walk through a narrow trail that takes you through dense greenery and gentle slopes. The sound of cascading water grows louder with every step, building excitement as you near your destination.

💧 The Waterfall Experience

And then — there it is.
The Wander Waterfall, in all its glory, tumbling down from the rocky cliff, surrounded by thick monsoon greenery. The force of the water, especially in July, is incredible, creating a refreshing mist in the air. It’s not too crowded, making it a perfect peaceful spot to relax, meditate, or just soak in nature’s grandeur.

What makes it special isn’t just the waterfall, but the serenity of the location. Birds chirp from treetops, cool breeze rustles through the leaves, and every corner around the fall offers Instagram-worthy views.

📸 Tips for Visitors

• Best time to visit: Mid-June to August (Monsoon Season)

• Travel gear: Wear good grip shoes, carry raincoat, and a change of clothes

• Photography: Early morning light creates the best pictures

• Food: Carry your own snacks and water – no shops nearby

• Cleanliness: Please don’t litter. Let’s keep this place beautiful.

🌄 Final Thoughts

Wander Waterfall is not just a travel spot – it’s an experience of purity and peace. Hidden in the arms of Divadyawan, this waterfall reminds you of how beautiful unexplored Gujarat can be. Whether you're looking for a one-day trip from Surat or a peaceful weekend retreat, Wander Waterfall won’t disappoint.

Mayadevi Temple, Bheskatri half day picnic spot with bathing

Route:  Surat- Kadodra- Bardoli- Vyara- turn toward toward right side- toward Vyara-ahwa road- Dolara village - karanjvel vilage-  Bheskatri- move 300metre ahed - turn right side one km from main road - maya devi temple
Date of 'Journey : 27/11/15
Mayadevi is 90Km far from surat

Maya Devi Temple is historical n religious place for people of Dang. This temple is situated in Dang forests Gujarat. It is on the bank of river Purna. To visit the temple we need to cross the river and go underneath the cave under the river bank. Though it is very risky to get into the cave to have glimpse of the goddess people are ready to take up the risk. There is another temple built nearby where the have a small shop and also you can cook your own food there on the smokey stoves. Waters in upstream of the temple is good to dive in. In downstream river flows in natural canel made up of stones.A small checkdam on river Purna near maya devi Gufa. people can bath here a complete half day picnic spot.
Positive point

• The site is very beautiful and lush green. Beauty enhances during rainy season.
• one can bath under checkdam water flow
• Half day picnic spot
• Small shop for colddrinks n wafers
• Religious n historu\ical importance of maya devi temple
• on way to ahwa so make half for 1-2 hrs n get refresh 

History

Map to reach cave of mayadevi 

gaumukh

downstair n cross river n reach at cave