Dangs

Dangs refers to a district located in the state of Gujarat, India. It is situated in the southeastern part of Gujarat, bordering the state of Madhya Pradesh. The district is known for its hilly terrain and is part of the larger Dangs region, which is characterized by dense forests and a significant tribal population. The administrative headquarters of the district is Dang.

The economy of Dangs is primarily based on agriculture and forest produce. Major crops include various types of grains and vegetables. The forest cover contributes to the collection of minor forest products, which form a source of livelihood for many local communities. Tourism is also a growing sector, attracting visitors interested in the natural beauty, waterfalls, and tribal culture of the region.

The population of Dangs is predominantly tribal, with communities such as the Bhils and Warli forming a significant portion of the inhabitants. Their traditional customs, art forms, and festivals are a notable aspect of the district's cultural landscape. The region experiences a tropical climate with distinct monsoon seasons. The rivers flowing through the district are crucial for irrigation and domestic use. Dangs is a region rich in biodiversity, with several wildlife sanctuaries and natural reserves contributing to its ecological significance.