Banaskantha, Gujarat
Dharoi Dam is a major multipurpose dam constructed across the Sabarmati River, serving as a vital water resource for the Banaskantha belt and surrounding regions of northern Gujarat. The dam plays a crucial role in irrigation, drinking water supply, and regional water management while also offering scenic views of the reservoir and surrounding landscapes.
Dharoi Dam was developed as part of regional water resource planning to support agriculture and water security in drought-prone areas. Over the years, it has become an important infrastructure asset contributing to rural development and irrigation sustainability.
Built across the Sabarmati River
Large reservoir supporting irrigation and water supply needs
Earthen and masonry dam structure
Scenic surroundings with seasonal water level variations
Reservoir viewpoints and landscape photography
Observation of water management infrastructure
Nature appreciation, especially during monsoon season
Nearest Airport: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad – approx. 125 km
Major Railway Station: Mehsana Junction – approx. 45 km
Road Access: Well connected by road from Mehsana, Palanpur, and Ambaji region
The dam is located within the Banaskantha belt and is accessible via state highways and rural road networks.
Dharoi Dam can be reached by state transport buses, taxis, and private vehicles from nearby towns and cities. The road connectivity ensures easy access for visitors, officials, and local communities dependent on the dam’s water resources.