Nearby Attractions
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Rohideshwar Fort
Also known as Rohida Fort, this majestic historical site stands 3,625 feet above sea level and is steeped in Maratha history. The north-facing main entrance, known as the Ganesh Darwaja, is adorned with intricate carvings and traditional stone architecture that reflect the craftsmanship of its era. The fort offers a moderate trek route, making it popular among nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. From the top, visitors can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of the surrounding Sahyadri range and lush valleys, especially mesmerizing during monsoon. It’s a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and natural beauty.
Varandha Ghat
This scenic mountain pass connects NH4 to the Konkan coast and cuts through the heart of the Western Ghats. Known for its lush greenery, seasonal waterfalls, and dense forest cover, Varandha Ghat transforms into a paradise during the monsoon season. The winding roads offer thrilling drives with dramatic views at every turn, making it a dream destination for road trippers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts. Along the way, you may spot hidden viewpoints, ancient rock formations, and serene streams—perfect for short breaks and peaceful moments in nature.
Neckless Point
Neckless Point offers a breathtaking panoramic view of a horseshoe-shaped river bend, nestled among the verdant hills of the Sahyadri range. During the monsoon season, the entire landscape comes alive with cascading waterfalls, mist-covered valleys, and vibrant greenery. It's an ideal destination for trekking enthusiasts, landscape photographers, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape into nature. The point gets its name from the river’s distinctive curve, resembling a necklace from above, making it a hidden gem worth visiting.
Yesaji Kank Wada Museum
Yesaji Kank Wada Museum is a historical tribute to Yesaji Kank, the loyal childhood companion and trusted aide of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Nestled in the heart of Bhor, the museum offers a deep dive into the early Maratha era, showcasing rare artifacts, traditional weaponry, ancient manuscripts, and period architecture. The wada (traditional mansion) itself is a fine example of Maratha-style construction, transporting visitors back in time. It’s an educational and cultural gem for history enthusiasts, students, and admirers of Maharashtra’s glorious past.
Nira Devghar Dam
Nira Devghar Dam is a tranquil getaway nestled amid hills, lush greenery, and serene water bodies. Ideal for a peaceful family picnic, this scenic spot offers breathtaking views, especially during the monsoon season when the landscape comes alive. It’s also a haven for bird watchers, nature photographers, and those seeking quietude away from city life. The dam’s calm waters and surrounding beauty make it perfect for relaxation and reflection.
Bhor Rajwada
Bhor Rajwada is a majestic palace and the former royal residence of the Bhor princely state. Showcasing exquisite wooden architecture, detailed carvings, and vintage charm, this heritage structure stands as a testament to the Maratha legacy. The palace complex reflects a unique blend of traditional Indian and colonial influences, making it a captivating site for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and cultural explorers. Visiting Bhor Rajwada offers a glimpse into the royal lifestyle and the historical significance of the Bhor dynasty.
Raireshwar Fort
Raireshwar Fort is renowned as the birthplace of Swarajya, where Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj took the oath of establishing Hindavi Swarajya. Nestled on a plateau at around 4,500 feet, the fort offers sweeping views and a tranquil environment. It is also famous for its temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and the unique seven-colored soil found in the region. A blend of natural beauty and historic reverence, Raireshwar is a popular destination for trekkers, history lovers, and spiritual seekers alike.
Bhatghar Dam
Built by the British in the early 20th century, Bhatghar Dam is one of the oldest gravity dams in Maharashtra, constructed across the Velvandi River. Surrounded by serene hills and dense greenery, it not only plays a crucial role in irrigation and water supply but also offers a tranquil setting for nature enthusiasts. Its calm backwaters, cool breeze, and scenic views make it a favored spot for picnics, photography, and peaceful retreats.
