Banaskantha, Gujarat
Taranga Hills is a scenic hill region located in northern Gujarat, known for its natural beauty, spiritual significance, and tranquil surroundings. The hills form part of the Aravalli range and are widely recognized for housing important Jain pilgrimage sites, making the area a blend of religious heritage and picturesque landscapes.
Taranga Hills have been an important spiritual and cultural landscape for centuries. The region is closely associated with Jain history and continues to attract pilgrims, nature lovers, and travelers seeking peaceful hill environments away from urban areas.
Rolling hills forming part of the Aravalli mountain range
Lush greenery during monsoon and post-monsoon seasons
Panoramic viewpoints overlooking surrounding plains
Calm atmosphere suitable for meditation and nature walks
Hill sightseeing and landscape photography
Religious visits and spiritual retreats
Nature observation and short treks
Nearest Airport: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad – approx. 160 km
Major Railway Station: Mehsana Junction – approx. 50 km
Road Access: Well connected by road from Mehsana, Ambaji, and nearby towns
Taranga Hills are accessible via motorable roads and local routes connecting nearby towns and pilgrimage centers.
The region is well connected by state highways and local roads. Public buses, taxis, and private vehicles operate regularly from Mehsana and surrounding areas. The peaceful hill terrain and good road connectivity make Taranga Hills easily accessible for visitors.