Don Hill Station

Don Hill Station is a hill station located at Don village in Ahwa taluka of Dang district, Gujarat, in the Sahyadri ranges of the Western Ghats. Developed as Gujarat's second hill station after Saputara, it sits at an elevation of around 1,000 metres above sea level. Known for its forested hills, deep valleys, misty climate and panoramic viewpoints, it offers eco-tourism, nature walks and views of the surrounding Dang forests and tribal settlements.

Visitors can expect a quiet plateau hilltop surrounded by dense forests, deep valleys and Sahyadri hills with panoramic viewpoints. The area has developed viewing points, paved pathways and seating areas overlooking valleys and forested slopes. The environment is cool and misty in winter and lush green in monsoon. Visitors can explore viewpoints, take nature walks, photography and enjoy the forested landscape and tribal village surroundings. Facilities are basic and the site is primarily for sightseeing and nature experience.

Don was developed by the Government of Gujarat as the state's second hill station after Saputara to promote eco-tourism in the Dang district. Development of roads, viewpoints and tourist amenities in the Sahyadri hills was undertaken in recent years to provide an alternative hill destination in South Gujarat.

Located in the tribal Dang district, the area is inhabited by tribal communities including Bhil, Kunbi, Warli and Gamit. The region reflects the tribal heritage and traditions of the Dangs, which are showcased during the annual Dang Darbar festival held in Ahwa.