By : Kunal Thakurani
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Kalsubai Peak is a popular trek in the Sahyadri Mountains. At 5,400 feet, it is Maharashtra’s highest peak and is easily accessible from both Mumbai and Pune.
Ratangad Fort Trek is one of the most extraordinary types of structures to see in the area, situated amid the thick wildernesses of the Western Ghats
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Malshej Ghat Hill Station, a slender gorge tucked in the ragged hills of the Western Ghats in the Pune District of Maharashtra,
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Naneghat is a mountain pass in Maharashtra that connects the Konkan sea coast with Junnar town in the Deccan.
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The Harishchandragad trek is one of the most difficult treks in Maharashtra’s western ghats. A popular trek that provides a variety of adventures for all types of trekkers.
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Camel Valley Viewpoint is a vantage point in Igatpuri located 1 km from Bhatsa River Valley Point and 4 km from Igatpuri Railway Station.
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The Bhavali Dam is a massive dam built on the River Bham in the village of Bhavali in Igatpuri, Maharashtra.
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Darna Dam, measuring 1,634 meters in length and 28 meters in height, was built in 1916 by the British Government in a catchment area of approximately 404 square kilometers.
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