Datrana or Dantrana is a village in Mendarada Taluka of Junagadh district, Gujarat, India.
[1] Historicaly, Datrana was the jagir consisting of 84 villages ruled by the Charanas.
[2] During British Raj, Datrana belonged to the Vadal revenue subdivision of the Junagadh state.
There are small shrines of the goddesses Gátrád and Khodiyar on the summit of this hill much respected by Kathis and Charanas.
[3] The population of Dántrána according to the census of 1872 was 1421 but sank to 1273 souls in 1881 consequent on the famine of 1878-79.