Governor's Hill

Governor's Hill is a scenic viewpoint located in Saputara, the hill station town in Dang district, Gujarat. Situated at an elevated point above the town, it offers panoramic views of the Sahyadri ranges, Saputara valley and surrounding forests. Known for its sunrise and sunset views, the hill is accessible by a short trek and is a popular spot for sightseeing and photography within the Saputara hill station circuit.

Visitors can expect a hilltop viewpoint accessible via a short uphill trek and steps through forested terrain. At the top, there is an open plateau offering panoramic views of Saputara town, Saputara Lake, valleys and the Western Ghats. The area is natural and undeveloped with limited structures, primarily used for sightseeing, photography and enjoying sunrise and sunset. Surroundings include dense forest and valley slopes.

Governor's Hill is locally believed to have been named during the British colonial period as a viewpoint frequented by officials. No detailed documented historical records are widely published about its origin.