Navsari district

Navsari district is an administrative region in Gujarat organized into several smaller subdivisions for local governance. Forests cover portions of the landscape and shape what you see when traveling through the area.

The region became a separate district in 1997 when an earlier administrative area was divided. This administrative change shaped the modern structure of the area.

Gujarati shapes everyday life here, spoken by most people alongside Hindi and Marathi in everyday conversations. Local traditions are woven into how communities gather, celebrate, and mark their year together.

Rail connections link the area to other parts of India, and a nearby international airport makes arriving here straightforward. Basic infrastructure supports movement through and around the district.

The region leads in growing a particular fruit that has economic importance and draws attention from other parts of the country. A national park here is home to rare big cats that visitors might spot while exploring the forests or taking guided trips.

Location: Gujarat

Inception: October 2, 1997

Capital city: Navsari

Shares border with: Valsad district, Nashik district, Surat district, Tapi district, Dang district

Website: https://navsari.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 20.95000,72.92000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:24