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26 Incredible Tourist Places to Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Well known for its juicy strawberries, lush evergreen forests, breezy weather, and picturesque vistas, Mahabaleshwar is the most popular hill station in the Sahyadri Mountain Ranges. Flocked by locals and tourists alike, it is just 285 kilometers from Mumbai and 120 kilometers from Pune. Bound by valleys, this verdant picnic spot is a nature lover’s paradise located in the Western Ghats, in the Satara district of Maharashtra.

The villages of Malcolm Peth, Old ‘Kshetra’, and a part of Shindola come together to form the stunning Mahabaleshwar. The hill station is also a revered Hindu pilgrimage as it is the originating point of the holy Krishna River. The beautiful vantage points, lakes, and waterfalls around the city make it the perfect place for a romantic getaway. The natural grandeur of this hill station can be explored at Arthur’s Seat, Elephant's Head Point, Babington Point, Lodwick Point, and Wilson Point.

Besides natural abundance, the city has some beautiful British-inspired architectural spots as it once was their summer capital. The majestic Pratapgarh Fort and ancient temples also lure tourists from across the globe. The pleasant weather and relaxing vibe of the city make it the most sought after holiday spot in the state.

Top Places to Visit in Mahabaleshwar

1. mahabaleshwar temple.

Mahabaleshwar temple is an ancient temple of Lord Shiva, located around 6 kilometers from Mahabaleshwar in the Satara district of Maharashtra. The revered Hindu temple is a landmark of the opulent Maratha heritage. Set up in hilly terrain, the temple was constructed during the rule of the Chanda Rao More dynasty in the 16th century.

Built in the South Indian Hemadanta style of architecture, Mahabaleshwar temple is among the most sacred Shiva temples in the country and also referred to as Dakshina Kashi. The sanctum sanctorum houses the 1500 years old self-built 6 feet high Atma Lingam and the Para Lingam.

You can also witness other belongings of Lord Shiva like his Damru, Trishul, Rudraksha, and the statue of Nandi (the sacred bull) at the premises. Locals also describe a raised platform in the temple to be the place where the Maratha King Shivaji weighed his mother Jijabai in gold which was donated for charity.

2. Mapro Garden

The famous strawberry plantations of Mahabaleshwar owned by Mapro are situated at Gureghar on the Mahabaleshwar-Panchgani road. Established by Mr. Kishore Vora in 1959, Mapro is a prominent food processing brand with an annual capacity of around 30 thousand.

MT. Mapro Garden is an idyllic orchard popular for the cultivation of delicious strawberries. The Park’s chocolate factory is a major tourist attraction in addition to the fresh and yummy strawberry shakes, icecreams, and salads served by them.

The lush green garden has a nursery, a restaurant, and a children's play area making it a perfect place to spend your day enjoying with family and kids. You can buy fresh strawberries and strawberry products such as jams, marmalades, syrups, and crushes too. During March and April, an annual Strawberry festival is hosted by Mapro to promote strawberry cultivation in the region. Folk dance and music performances during the annual festival are an additional attraction.

3. Arthur’s Seat

Located 1470 meters above sea level is Mahableshwar’s most famous viewpoint, Arthur’s Seat, also popular as the “Queen of Points”. Originally referred to as Madhi Mahal, the point offers enchanting views of the Savitri River on the left and the dense forests of “Bramha Aranya” on the right.

As per legend, the viewpoint is named after Arthur Malet, who used to stare at the Savitri river for hours and mourn the loss of his beloved wife and daughter. They had drowned in the river and hence the point is also addressed as Suicide Point. You can reach the point post a 30-minute trek from the parking point and will cover Tiger Sprint Point, Hunter Point, Echo Point, Window Point, and Malcolm Point on your way up.

You can soak up the beauty of the panoramic views of the splendid valleys on either side of the point and also marvel at the anti-gravitational phenomenon of the seat. The high air pressure keeps light objects thrown into the valley afloat and even sends them back upwards defying the norms of gravity.

4. Elephant’s Head Point

Elephant’s Head Point is named after the natural rock formation of the extended ridge at the far end of the Sahyadri mountain range. It’s shape resembles an elephant head and trunk and is the best vantage point in Mahabaleshwar offering panoramic views of the serene valley and mountains around it.

From a distance the gap formed by the elephant’s trunk appears like a needle hole, hence it is also called The Needle Point. You can leisurely enjoy the most romantic sunrise or sunset at this stunning viewpoint in Mahabaleshwar. The place experiences extreme weather conditions from nothingness during summers to lush greenery during monsoon. Besides being a popular picnic spot it is a nature lovers paradise.

5. Lingmala Waterfall

Located around 6 kilometers from the main city on the Mahabaleshwar-Pune Road, near the forest Bungalow of Lingmala is the awe-inspiring Lingmala Waterfall. There are two astounding waterfalls at the spot. The main waterfall is around 600 feet high and a mini waterfall which is just a 30 minutes walk from it.

Each of the waterfalls offers breathtakingly beautiful amidst the verdant surroundings. The mini waterfall is a great place to splash, swim, and spend time with family in the lap of nature. The natural splendor of the main waterfall is enthralling though it is not safe for swimming. Adventure lovers can trek up to the main waterfall for an instant adrenaline rush.

6. Venna Lake

Set against the picturesque backdrop of Mahabaleshwar, Venna Lake is a man-made lake just 2 kilometers from the heart of the city. It was built in 1842 by the ruler of Satara Shri Appasaheb Maharaj - a descendant of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, to ensure a regular supply of water to the nearby town. Constructed over a sprawling 28 acres, the lake has a periphery of 7 to 8 km. The immaculate natural beauty of the lake has helped it rank among the most popular picnic spots in Mahabaleshwar.

You can enjoy a boat ride on the Venna Lake as you bask in the scenic beauty of the place with your family. The lake is surrounded by tall trees which add an element of serenity to the otherwise bustling waterfront. You can also indulge in activities like horse riding and binge on local street food from the eateries around the lake.

7. Panch Ganga Temple

Built in the 13th century by a Yadava King named Singhandeo, Panch Ganga Temple is an ancient religious shrine near the famous Mahabaleshwar Temple. This beautiful black stone monument is located at the confluence of five holy rivers - River Krishna, Koyna, Gayatri, Savitri, and Veena. The astounding structure has stood the test of time and has been revered by Hindu devotees over ages.

There are two tanks (kund) in the temple, one of which collects water from all the rivers from a spout located in the mouth of a stone cow statue known as Gaumukhi. Hindu pilgrims consider the water holy and use it for all auspicious events. The water from the kund is even consumed by the devotees as ‘Parshad’ (sacrament).

The beautiful architecture of the temple adds to its serenity. The hall through which the mighty River Krishna flows also houses an idol of Lord Vishnu. The temple is thronged by tourists and pilgrims throughout the year but it is most crowded during monsoon.

8. Krishnabai Temple

The Krishnabai Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva built in 1888. The 1000 years old temple is located above the Panch Ganga temple and overlooks the spectacular Krishna Valley. The temple houses a grand Shiva Lingam, which is revered by the locals.

The temple has a stone carved cow and water from its mouth (Gomukh) is considered to be the originating point of the mighty River Krishna, hence the name of the temple. The water is collected into a tank (kund) before it flows into the main river and is considered auspicious by the pilgrims. An enchanting statue of Lord Krishna adds to the charm and serenity of the temple.

The temple showcases the Hemadpanthi architectural style through its stone-carved columns and intricately sculpted ceilings. You can spend time enjoying the captivating picturesque view of Mahabaleshwar from the temple and click astounding pictures of the surroundings.

9. Pratapgarh Fort

Situated on a hilltop in the Satara district of Mahabaleshwar, Pratapgarh Fort is a prominent historical tourist spot in Maharashtra. The fortress is strategically built about 3500 feet from the ground. Commissioned by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in 1650 its construction was completed in 1656. The Fort houses four lakes, a watchtower, a cultural library, and a Bhawani temple at its top.

Pratapgarh Fort played an important role and helped the Maratha Empire flourish in India and its name literally translates to “Valor Fort”. In 1957 a 17 feet tall statue of Shivaji Maharaj was installed at the fort to honor the Maratha warrior king. The citadel draws a lot of tourists throughout the year. You can explore the rich cultural heritage of the Marathas and imagine the colors of life amidst the numerous battles fought by the brave Marathas.

10. Elphinstone Point

Discovered in 1830 by Dr. Murray, Elphinstone Point is among the highest viewpoints of Mahabaleshwar. It is nearly 3.21 kilometers away from Arthur’s Seat and offers an unobstructed view of Pratapgad Fort, Koyna Valley on the left, and the lush green surroundings.

This stunning vantage point is around 2500 feet above the Koyna Valley and is also the origin point of the Savitri River. It is named after Mountstuart Elphinstone who was the Governor of Bombay Presidency in its year of discovery. An old mansion was also discovered near the spot but it wasn’t in a condition to be restored. You can enjoy the astounding panoramic views over the cliff and spend your day admiring the ethereal natural beauty of Mahabaleshwar.

11. Wilson Point

Situated at 1439 meters above sea level, Wilson Point is among the highest viewing points in Mahabaleshwar. The hilltop was originally known as Sindola Hill but it was renamed Wilson Point as a dedication to Sir Leslie Wilson, who was the governor of Bombay from 1923 to 1926.

Wilson Point is the only viewing point in Mahabaleshwar from where you can watch both sunrise and sunset, but it is popularly known as “Sunrise Point”. It has three watch towers with observation decks to offer spectacular views of the city in all directions. You can drive directly to the viewpoint or hike up to it through the forest. There are several picnic spots at the top where you can enjoy some family time while enjoying splendid 360-degree views of the entire city.

12. Bombay Point

Popularly known as the Sunset Point, Bombay Point is situated on the old road to Mumbai. It is among the most visited viewpoints of Mahabaleshwar offering surreal views of the city. Loved by nature lovers, this idyllic spot offers a beautiful backdrop for clicking pictures. You can enjoy breathtaking views of the sun setting upon the city from this vantage point.

Ideal for a day excursion, it is a popular picnic spot among the locals. You can also indulge in recreational activities such as horse riding and enjoy local snacks such as Bhel, Vada Pav, and Bhutta (corn on the cob). Another famous viewpoint called the Lover’s Point is close to the spot and is an ideal place for newlyweds and couples to enjoy watching the sunset over the magnificent Sahyadri range.

13. Chinaman’s Falls

One of the most visited places in Mahabaleshwar, Chinaman’s Falls is a 500 feet high waterfall located towards the south of Koyna Valley. The scenic beauty of this cascading waterfall allures nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers from across the globe.

Originating from two streams, the water flows down together into the valley as an enthralling waterfall. Chinese looked after the grounds nearby in the past so the waterfall was named Chinaman’s Falls. It is an ideal holiday spot for hikers and a paradise for photographers as the verdant surroundings add to the beauty of the waterfall. You can rejuvenate amidst the lush greenery of the area and spend some time watching birds.

14. Dhobi Waterfall

Located 3 kilometers away from the city, Dhobi waterfall is a prized jewel of Mahabaleshwar. Dhobi Falls is situated along the Petit road and Old Mahabaleshwar road. It connects the stunning vantage points such as Lodwick and Elphinstone's point. The waterfall is enchantingly set amidst greenery and rocks to offer a surreal experience to the viewers.

It is a tropical paradise for nature lovers with a mesmerizing waterfall flowing into the Koyna river amidst a spectacular backdrop. You can hike up to the waterfall and rejuvenate witnessing its splendid scenery polished with mist and rainbow. The fall is visited by photographers, wanderers, adventure seekers, and nature lovers. It is a great place for a relaxing picnic for families and also the perfect spot for self-indulgence.

15. Connaught Peak

Mount Olympia was the second highest peak of Mahabaleshwar. It is popularly known as Connaught Peak since the Duke of Connaught visited it. Situated around 1400 meters above the sea level on the old Mahabaleshwar road, the spot offers astounding views of the surroundings including Pratapgarh Fort, Pasarani, Venna Lake, and the Krishna Valley.

The awe-inspiring views from the peak allure nature lovers and tourists from all across the country. The spot is popular among trekkers and adventure junkies. The climb up to the viewpoint is worth all the effort as you can witness a glorious sunrise or a magnificent sunset against the backdrop of the Sahyadri range.

16. Lodwick Point

Located around 5 km west of Mahabaleshwar, Lodwick Point is another vantage point on the list of numerous viewing points of the city. Offering unparalleled views of the cityscape and surroundings, this point is popular among tourists. It was known as Sydney Point until the British officer General Lodwick climbed to it. The point was renamed to honor his achievement and a 25 feet memorial pole was erected at the point.

The head of General Lodwick sculptured in marble is positioned at the base of the pillar. You can enjoy impressive views of the Pratapgarh Fort and Elphinstone Point from here. Wrapped in lush greenery it is the perfect spot to unwind.

17. Rajpuri Caves

Rajpuri Caves are located near Panchgani in the Satara district. These four caves have immense religious importance for Hindus. As per legend the son of Lord Shiva, Lord Karthikeya has performed various religious rituals and served penance in these caves. Pandavas had also sought shelter in these caves during their exile.

The ancient inscriptions on the walls of the cave and the statue of Nandi are the main attractions at this place. The caves are surrounded by many holy kunds (ponds), the water from which is used by devotees to cure themselves of diseases. A great attraction for history buffs and archaeological experts, these caves are visited regularly by tourists. You can look forward to visiting the revered Karthikeya temple, built using sand from the caves.

18. Babington Point

Located 1200 meters above sea level, Babington Point is a favorite viewpoint offering astounding views of the Koyna and Solshi Valleys. The amazing Chinaman waterfalls and forested landscapes can be clearly viewed from the vantage point. You can enjoy trekking to reach Babington point.

On the way up through the winding pathways, you may come across a wide variety of species of flora and fauna local to the region. The point is also home to few exotic species of birds luring bird watchers and nature lovers. Upon reaching the top you will be treated to magnificent views of the natural abundance of Mahabaleshwar. A tranquil breezy setting with resting benches and floating clouds are perfect for unwinding away from the bustle of the city.

19. Tableland

The highest point of Panchgani, Tableland is a volcanic plateau at a height of 4500 feet above sea level. Famous for being the second-highest mountain plateau in Asia, it is a popular tourist attraction. The idyllic setup of flat laterite rock blanketed with pretty bluebonnet offers breathtaking views of nearby hills and valleys.

Locals and tourists gather to catch glimpses of the mesmerizing sunrise and sunset at the spot. You can enjoy recreational activities like horse riding, trekking, and toy train rides. Another must-explore tourist attraction in the region is the site with footprints of the Pandavas.

20. Parsi Point

Overlooking the Krishna Valley and the Dhom Dam, Parsi Point offers stunning views of the lush green mountains and valley. This breezy viewpoint is situated on the route towards Mahabaleshwar and offers a treat for all your senses. It was a popular place for gatherings of the Parsi community and has been named after them.

Sunset and sunrise views from the spot are mesmerizing and the landscape is perfect for photography. The place offers adventure sports such as paragliding, skydiving, camel rides, and other fun activities for kids to keep all types of visitors engrossed. You can rent a telescope to explore the scenic beauty of the surroundings from different angles. The place is perfect for a family picnic or for simply taking a break in the lap of nature.

21. Velocity Entertainmentz

Velocity Entertainmentz is an amusement park in Panchgani, Mahabaleshwar. Situated 1200 meters above sea level atop the Sahyadri range in Panchgani, it is the only Go-kart track in India built on a mountain. The park is ideal for an adventurous and fun filled outing with family and friends.

It offers numerous adrenaline-pumping outdoor games and several indoor games to suit every age group. You can pick your sport from dashing cars, gyroscope, go-karting, bungee trampoline, basketball, rifle shooting, air hockey, zorbing, hanging merry go round, and many more.

Their in-house restaurant named ‘Temptation’ offers delectable Indian and Italian food accompanied by a ‘Special Sundae Ice-cream’ treat. The handicraft shop and chikki counter are great to buy local products and snacks. The amazing weather of Panchgani and the stunning views of the mountains add to the thrill of the hearting thumping sports.

22. On Wheelz

To add some thrill to your trip visit the On Wheelz amusement park in Panchgani, Mahabaleshwar. The park has a variety of themed rides, a Ferris wheel, roller coasters, mono train, striking cars, indoor games, and swings suitable for kids.

You can look forward to a fun filled day with family and friends at On Wheelz with a dedicated garden play area to keep your little ones occupied. Add some more excitement to your day with adrenaline thumping activities like Bungee jumping, Freefall, and Zyclone rides. You can have heart-pounding encounters with scary creatures if you dare to enter the haunted house.

Indulge in mouth-watering dishes at their in-house restaurant and spend the night at the lavish ‘Hotel Millenium Park’ maintained by them.

23. Kate’s Point

Located around 15 kilometers from Panchgani, Kate’s Point is a rocky viewing point on the way to Mahabaleshwar. Overlooking the majestic Krishna valley it offers exhilarating views of the Dhom Dam and Balakwadi.

Located at 1290 meters above sea level, Nake Khind was one of the favorite spots of British Governor Sir Malcolm's daughter so it was later renamed after her. Kate's Point offers picturesque views of the peaks of Kamalgadh, Pandavgarh, and Mandardeo. You can visit the point while exploring the nearby Elephant's Head Point and Echo Point.

Tapola is a famous satellite village in Mahabaleshwar, referred to as the 'Mini Kashmir of Maharashtra'. Popular among nature lovers and thrill-seekers, Tapola has a soothing vibe. The tranquil landscape and natural abundance of the village charm tourists and locals alike.

It is a popular weekend getaway for locals striving for a back to nature experience. The dense forests and pristine lake are home to Vasota and Jaigarh forts too. You can satiate your hunger for adventure by participating in Jungle treks and exploring unnamed islands. The trek to Vasota Fort is a popular thrilling activity. A boat ride in the Shivsagar Lake lets you explore the fascinating destination closely.

25. Panchgani

Panchgani is a scenic hill station near Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra. The hill station is also known as Paanchgani as five hills surround it. It offers picturesque views of sunrise and sunset over the beautiful Sahyadri range. The breathtaking views of the valley on one side and the lush coastal plain on the other allure tourists throughout the year.

Located 1334 meters above sea level, it has been a colonial summer retreat. You can witness relics of numerous monuments from the British era in the area. It is also popularly known as the ‘Strawberry Garden of India’. The verdant valleys and orchards of Panchgani produce luscious red strawberries during February and March. These yummy berries add an oomph of color and flavor to the green and fresh vibe of this little hill station.

26. Helen’s Point

Located near the main market, Helen's Point is an ethereal viewpoint in Mahabaleshwar. It offers astounding views of the pristine beauty of the city and is also fondly referred to as the ‘Blue Valley’. You can witness the deep verdant valleys and brilliant waterfalls cascading down the Sahyadri range from the spot.

The blissful vista of river Krishna flowing through green fields decorated with little huts gives you a birds-eye view of the rustic villages of Mahabaleshwar. Other popular attractions near Helen’s Point are Robbers cave, Gavalani Point, and Northcote Point.

Top Tourism Places to Visit in Mahabaleshwar

• Mahabaleshwar Temple
• Mapro Garden Mahabaleshwar
• Arthur's Seat Mahabaleshwar
• Lingmala Waterfall Mahabaleshwar
• Venna Lake Mahabaleshwar
• Krishnabai Temple Mahabaleshwar
• Pratapgarh Fort Mahabaleshwar
• Elphinstone Point Mahabaleshwar
• Chinaman's Falls Mahabaleshwar
• Dhobi Waterfall Mahabaleshwar
• Connaught Peak Mahabaleshwar
• Lodwick Point Mahabaleshwar
• Rajpuri Caves Mahabaleshwar
• Babington Point Mahabaleshwar
• Tableland Mahabaleshwar
• Parsi Point Mahabaleshwar
• On Wheelz Mahabaleshwar
• Kate’s Point Mahabaleshwar
• Panchgani Mahabaleshwar
• Helen’s Point Mahabaleshwar
• Elephant's Head Point Mahabaleshwar
• Mumbai Point/Sunset Point Mahabaleshwar
• Carnac Point Mahabaleshwar
• Morarji Castle Mahabaleshwar
• Panch Ganga Temple Mahabaleswar
• Wilson Point/Sunrise Point Mahabaleshwar
• Velocity Entertainmentz Mahabaleshwar
• Tapola/Mini Kashmir Mahabaleshwar

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How to write tourist leaflet and fact file

• English writing skills

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Generally, we need to write leaflets and fact-file about any famous or particular place. It is a very handy way to make others aware of it.

Here we will see how to write a tourist leaflet and fact-file about any given place.

what is a leaflet?

The leaflet is a small book or paper including information about any kind of subject like tourist place, religious place, or historical place and mostly it is freely distributed.

Most commonly, we write a tourist leaflet about hill stations, religious places, historical places and sea beaches.

format of the leaflet

Let’s see the standard format of the tourist leaflet.

a)Title and intro

b)How to go there

c)Where to stay(accommodation)

d)What to see

e)Best time to visit

f) Speciality of the place

g)Appeal to visit the place

Also, you can add some of your own ideas.

you can use above given points to write about any tourist place in the form of a leaflet. Expand the above points with the facts and stats about the place

Specimen topic 1)prepare a tourist leaflet about any hill station.

Use the following points.

How to go there

where to stay(Accommodation)

What to see

Best time to visit

Add your own ideas.

Specimen leaflet about the hill station(Mahabaleshwar).

The most popular hill station Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar is a very famous hill station visited by tourists from all over the world

How to go there-

Mahabaleshwar is well connected by the network of roads. there are no railways, waterways, or Airways except helicopters. Tourist buses , taxis and private vehicles ply daily from all the major cities nearby.

Where to stay-

Staying is not a problem here. You can stay in government rest houses, tourist resorts, 3-star, 5-star hotels and even in boarding houses. Their charges vary from $10 to 250 dollars per day.

what to see

Hill station Mahabaleshwar is full of tourist of attractions. Lush green vegetation, high mountains and Deep valleys with various tourist points like Arthur sit point, Wilson point, Tiger point, Window point, Bombay point, Venna lake, Dhobi falls and the famous Gokarn Mahabaleshwar temple.

Best time tourist

You can visit at any time of the year but to enjoy this place at its best, visit between October to May.

Speciality of the place

This place is special for its greenery, fresh and clean air, pleasing atmosphere, Juicy Strawberries and ancient temples. Mahabaleshwar is full of tourists throughout the year.

you are always welcome to Mahabaleshwar

This is a specimen tourist leaflet for a hill station.

Now we will see how to prepare a fact file of any tourist place.

fact file writing

A fact file is prepared to give basic important details of any place or thing or person. There are only important points and no complete sentences with bulky details.

format of the fact file

Format and specimen points for fact file.

b)How to go (for places only)

c)Where to stay(for places only)

d)What to see(for places only)

e)Best time to visit(for places only)

f)Speciality

Some general instructions for writing a fact file.

Give a suitable title.

prepare points giving every detail.

Write down the facts in front of the points.

your fact file is ready.

how to prepare a fact file about a tourist place or hill station.

Fact file-Hill Station-Mahabaleshwar

only roadways with buses, tourist taxies and private vehicles.

No railway, airway, or waterway

where to stay

A government rest house, tourist resorts, 3- star 5- star hotels, boarding houses

what to see-

Nature’s beauty, points- Arthur sit, Bombay, tiger , Wilson, window, venna lake, dhobi falls, Mahadev temple.

best time to visit –

October to May

speciality-

vegetation, cool air, strawberries, and Arts and crafts material.

You are welcome to Mahabaleshwar.

So this is a specimen fact file.

Leaflet writing about a historical place

Prepare a tourist leaflet about any historical place.

Where to stay (Accommodation)

Food and shopping attraction

Add your own points.

Leaflet about a historical place (Daulatabad)

Daulatabad or Devgiri is a very famous historical place. It is a fort on the plane ground and it was undefeatable for centuries.

Daulatabad is well connected by the network of roadways, railways and airways. S.T. buses and private buses and tourist taxis ply daily from the major cities of Maharashtra.

The nearest railway station and airport is Aurangabad.

Staying is not a problem in Aurangabad. One can stay at Government rest houses or MTDC Resorts and there are many 3-star, 5-star hotels and boarding houses for a comfortable stay. Their Charges vary from R.S. 500 to 5000 per day.

Daulatabad fort is the greatest tourist attraction. The fort is famous for its fortification and so many monuments like Chand Minar and tombs. The whole fort is a very beautiful place.

Local food is very popular and affordable. You can buy handicrafts and local art items here.

The best time to visit this place is October to May.

You can also visit world famous Ajanta and Ellora caves which are 45 km away from here.

You are always welcome to Daulatabad.

This is a specimen leaflet about a historical place Daulatabad and you can write about any historical place in the same manner.

How to write a tourist leaflet about a religious place

Prepare a tourist leaflet about any religious place you know.

Write a tourist leaflet about Kolhapur

Anything else

Add your own points

Tourist leaflet about a religious place Kolhapur

Kolhapur is a very famous religious and historical place and it is rightly called as Dakshin Kashi.

Kolhapur is 376 kms away from Mumbai. It is well connected by the network of roads and rails.

State transport buses ply daily from the major cities. Also, private buses and tourist taxis are available for convenience. The nearest railway station is Kolhapur.

where to stay ( Accommodation)

One can stay at a government rest house or MTDC resorts. Also, there are many 3-star, and 5-star hotels in Kolhapur. Also, you can opt to stay at boarding houses. Charges vary from r.s.500 to 5000 per day.

As a religious place, Kolhapur is full of religious temples. The most famous and sacred temple is Mahalaxmi temple here. You can also visit the new palace, Shalini palace, The town hall and the museum.

Food and shopping attractions

Food in Kolhapur is very famous. Missal, Goli pulao, Stuffed brinjals, greens, Chutneys and jowar bhakri attract vegetarians and Tambda rassa, pandhara rassa, mutton sukka, mutton loncha, kombadi masala are the favourites of non vegetarians.

For shopping, Kolhapuri chappal(Footwear) and royal ornaments like saaj and thushi are very popular.

Hupari is 20 km away from here and it is famous for anklets and toe rings.

October to May is the best time to visit Kolhapur.

You are always welcome to Kolhapur.

This is a specimen leaflet about a religious place Kolhapur.

Prepare a fact file about the historical and religious place

Fact file about religious and historical place Kolhapur

Location- 376 km from Mumbai, on the banks of the Panchganga river in the ranges of Sahyadri

Modes of transport- S.T. buses, private buses, tourist taxis, Railway.

Staying (Accommodation)- Government rest houses, MTDC resorts, 3-star and 5-star hotels and boarding houses.

Religious and historical places- Mahalaxmi temple, Shalini palace, new palace, town hall and museum

Cuisine (food)- veg nonveg food like missal, tambda pandhara rassa.

Shopping- Kolhapuri chappal, Royal neck wares like Saaj and Thushi.

Best time to visit- October to May

You are always welcome here.

Here we have seen the formats, points and specimen leaflet and fact file about tourist places.

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Mahabaleshwar is a popular hill station in the Sahyadri mountain range of Maharashtra, India. It is situated at an elevation of around 1,353 meters (4,439 feet) above sea level and is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, pleasant weather, and abundant strawberry farms. From admiring the stunning views to immersing yourself in the serenity, book a cab and explore everything Mahabaleshwar offers.  Keep scrolling to read the complete travel guide.

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Places to visit in mahabaleshwar.

• Places to visit nearby
• Places to eat
• How to reach
• Best time to visit
• Places to stay in Mahabaleshwar

Things to do in Mahabaleshwar

• Visit View Points – Mahabaleshwar gained popularity due to the numerous vantage points that offer some unbelievable views of the surrounding areas. While some of them are listed above, there are many more that the hill station has to offer.
• Boating – Trees surround the Venna Lake and have a relaxing vibe. Go boating with a loved one and enjoy the serenity the place offers.
• Trekking – If you are looking for adventure activities, trekking tops the list. The rugged trails, greenery, and pleasant climate make it an excellent place to push your limits.
• Visit the Wax museum – If you are looking for some relaxing activities to do in Mahabaleshwar, then a visit to the Wax Museum can be a good idea. There are more than 30 life-sized replicas of famous personalities worldwide.

Hire a car rental in Mahabaleshwar to easily travel around the place and experience all these major adventures.

Mahabaleshwar is famous for a lot of interesting places that attract tourists around the year. Here are some places to consider for sightseeing:

• Elephant Point – Also known as the Elephant’s Head Point, this is a mountain rock resembling an elephant’s head. Located at around 4500 feet, it offers some mesmerizing views of the Sahyadri Range. This is one of the most popular places to see in Mahabaleshwar.
• Mahabaleshwar Fort, Pratapgad – This popular fort witnessed the famous battle between the armies of Adil Shahi General Afzal Khan and the Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
• Venna Lake – A man-made lake that stretches over an area of 28 acres, the Venna Lake, also known as the Mahabaleshwar Lake, is one of the best places to unwind and relax while witnessing a stunning lakeside sunset.
• Mapro Garden – Located in Panchgani, the Mapro Garden is one of the most popular places to visit nearby. The garden has a chocolate factory, a play area, and a restaurant.
• Lingmala Waterfall – This breathtaking waterfall is right behind the Lingmala forest bungalow. It is serene and peaceful.
• Dhobi Waterfall – This is a lesser-known attraction perched in seclusion amidst some beautiful valleys. The waterfall cascades into the Koyna River.
• Chinaman’s Falls – This is one of the best waterfalls and is perched at the top of the Venna Valley. The waterfall flows from two streams merging into one.
• Parsi Point – The best vantage point, Parsi Point offers some picturesque views of the Krishna Valley and the backwaters of the Dhom Dam.
• Arthur’s Seat – Also known as the Suicide Point, Arthur’s Seat offers one of the most fascinating views of the Brahma-Narayana Valley and the Savitri River.
• Bombay Point – Every hill station has a designated sunrise and sunset point that offer the best view of the skyscape at dawn/dusk. In Mahabaleshwar, the Sunset Point or the Bombay Point is one such point that will etch itself in your memory for a long time.
• Lord Mahabaleshwar Temple – This ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva housing a 500-year-old self-originated lingam . According to legends, Maratha King Shivaji had weighed his mother, Jijabai in gold at this temple and given it away in charity.

Book a cab in Mahabaleshwar to visit these major tourist places and enjoy a great trip with your family and friends.

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Places to visit Nearby

Here are some places near Mahabaleshwar that are worth a visit:

• Tapola – Also known as Mini Kashmir, Tapola is at a distance of around 25-30 km. It is famous for its panoramic views and adventure sports.
• Kaas Lake and Plateau – The Kaas Lake is the primary source of water for Satara and the plateau is home to multiple species of plants and herbs.

Places to eat in Mahabaleshwar

• The Grapevine Restaurant – famous for seafood and Parsi cuisine
• Natraj Chikki – for fresh chikki and chocolate fudge
• Rustam’s Strawberry Inn – for Parsi snacks and strawberry deserts
• Plunge Bar, – a relaxed rooftop bar for a drink and a snack
• Mad Smoke House – an open-air restaurant with barbecue, live seafood, grills, and Mediterranean cuisine.

How to plan a trip to Mahabaleshwar

How to reach Mahabaleshwar from Pune

Mahabaleshwar is connected to all important cities via a network of highways and well-maintained roads. Here are some ways to travel to Mahabaleshwar from Pune:

Wathar is the closes railway station to Mahabaleshwar from Pune. There are seven trains from Pune to Mahabaleshwar including 2 DEMU trains. The fastest train is the Maharashtra Special (PT) which takes around 2 hours and 20 minutes to reach Wathar from Pune. All the trains run on all days of the week. The distance between Wathar and Mahabaleshwar is around 65 km. You can book a cab from Wathar and reach there within two hours.

Mahabaleshwar is around 120-125 km by road from Pune. You can take the NH48 and reach there within three hours. You can book a chauffeur-driven Pune to Mahabaleshwar taxi or rent a car from Pune and travel comfortably .

Pune Airport is the closest airport. The distance between Pune Airport and Mahabaleshwar is around 135 km. You can book a cab from Pune Airport to Mahabaleshwar and reach there in around 3 hours and 20 minutes.

Best time to visit Mahabaleshwar

If you plan a trip to this hill station, the best time to visit is winter. From November to February (winter months), the temperature varies between 10 and 32 degrees C. This makes it possible to step out at any time of the day without worrying about the sun. Nights can get cool snuggly. While summers (March to June) are slightly warm, with the temperature rising to 15-35 degrees C, it is much better than the heat in the rest of the state. This makes it a good option for getting away from the summer sun. The monsoon is particularly beautiful here. However, travel from July to October only if you are comfortable getting out in the rain.

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About Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar is fondly called the Queen of Hill Stations in Maharashtra . It has been a preferred weekend getaway for Mumbaikars and Puneites for decades. Several places of interest can keep all kinds of travellers intrigued and happy. In this guide, we will tell you everything that you need to know about Mahabaleshwar.

Mahabaleshwar is a small town and hill station located in the Satara district of Maharashtra. It is a pilgrimage for Hindus since the River Krishna is believed to have its origins here. The town is spread across an area of around 137.15 square kilometres . It is divided into three parts: Malcolm Peth, Old Mahabaleshwar, and a part of the Shindola village. It contributes to around 85% of the strawberries produced in India.

It is believed that a 13th-century Yadava Ruler built a small temple and water tank at the source of the Krishna River. The More clan ruled the area around Mahabaleshwar. In 1656, the Maratha Empire killed the ruler Chandrarao More and seized the area. Apart from this, many mythological, historical, and cultural stories are associated with this beautiful hill station. You can discover them as you explore the land.

Places to Stay in Mahabaleshwar

Here is a list of hotels and resorts to help you find the best place to stay:

• Royal Nest Bungalow, Machutar Village
• Lotus Farms, Behind Mapro Gardens
• Hotel Rainforest, Near Parsi Point
• Exotica de Swiss, Near Janani Mata Temple
• Le Méridien Resort & Spa, Medha Road
• Honeywood Holiday Homes, Duchess Road

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A complete itinerary for your 3 days in Mahabaleshwar

• Mahabaleshwar offers stunning viewpoints, lush valleys, and strawberry farms, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers.
• The best time to visit is from October to June for moderate temperatures or during the monsoon season from July to September for lush greenery and waterfalls.
• Accommodation options in Mahabaleshwar include luxury resorts, boutique hotels, homestays, budget hotels, guesthouses, and cottages, catering to various preferences and budgets.
• The best time to explore the hill station is from October to June, when the temperatures are moderate, ranging from 15°C to 30°C.
• The monsoon season, from July to September, offers lush greenery and numerous waterfalls, making it another beautiful time to visit.

How to Reach

• By Air: The nearest airport to Mahabaleshwar is Pune International Airport, located approximately 120 kilometers away. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Mahabaleshwar.
• By Train: The closest railway station is Wathar, which is around 60 kilometers away from Mahabaleshwar. Taxis and buses are available from the railway station to the hill station.
• By Road: Mahabaleshwar is well-connected by road to major cities in Maharashtra. Regular buses operate from Mumbai, Pune, and other nearby cities. You can also drive to Mahabaleshwar, enjoying the scenic route.

Where to Stay

• Luxury Resorts: Indulge in opulence and comfort at one of the luxury resorts in Mahabaleshwar, known for their impeccable service and stunning views.
• Boutique Hotels: Experience personalized hospitality and unique charm at boutique hotels, which often have a distinctive character and style.
• Homestays: Immerse yourself in the local culture by staying at a homestay, where you can enjoy the warmth of a home away from home and interact with friendly hosts.
• Budget Hotels: If you're traveling on a budget, there are several budget-friendly hotels available in Mahabaleshwar that provide comfortable accommodation without breaking the bank.
• Guesthouses and Lodges: For a cozy and economical stay, consider guesthouses or lodges that offer basic amenities and a friendly atmosphere.
• Cottages: Experience a rustic and serene ambiance by renting a cottage, which often comes with private gardens and scenic surroundings.

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Mahabaleshwar – travel guide.

An exotic strip of land spread across the south of Mumbai – Mahabaleshwar. The hill station is blessed with a range of natural sights. These are enhanced by the localites, which then sets up the dais for one of the most enchanting shows that’s been put up.

Elevated viewpoints as the stage, silver waterfalls tumbling down like draped curtains, colourful little boats and forts like artistic props, the vast expanse of strawberry fields adding the dramatic effect, and finally the grand showstopper as 5 rivers converge in Mahabaleshwar.

It’s a place that’d make you not want to blink even for a second in the fear of missing any bit of its magic.

It’s a cluster of the villages of Malcolm Peth, Old Kshetra Mahabaleshwar, and Shindola. This also makes it among the few untouched evergreen forests and a sacred pilgrimage spot in India.

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This hill station is among the pristine forest belts of the Satara district of Maharashtra. It’s visited by a good share of tourists as it acts as a base point for those who come by to visit heritage sites such as the magnificent Pratapgad Fort.

This sought after the place is among the ideal weekend getaways in the Western Ghats.

A must visit trip

At an altitude of 1372 m above sea level, Mahabaleshwar is the largest hill station in the Sahyadri range. Along with the second-longest river in peninsular India – Krishna, it offers a view which is nothing less than breathtaking.

Adding to this beauty is the garden-fresh strawberries. Contributing to about 85% of India’s strawberry production, Mahabaleshwar is also known as the land of strawberries.

If not for the view, you’d definitely fall for the freshly plucked strawberries served along with the cream. It’s a simple moment that’d be cherished for years.

How to reach

The Pune International Airport and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj international airport are at close proximities from the hill station and can be accessed through public transport facilities.

There are daily flights from major cities such as Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kochi, Delhi, Kolkata and so on.

Distance from Pune International airport – 140 km

Distance from Mumbai International airport – 235 km

Train’s are one of the most viable public transport options, considering its frequency and feasibility.

The nearest railway station to Mahabaleshwar is the Satara railway station. There are other railway options such as the Pune and Kolhapur station which then provides proper connecting facilities. There are trains that pass through Goa, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Hubli, Kochi, Kolhapur, Tirunelveli, Mysore, Pondicherry, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Ajmer and so on.

Distance from Satara Railway station – 70 km

Distance from Pune Railway station – 117 km

Distance from Kolhapur Railway station – 190 km

In case you’re planning to drive down to Mahabaleshwar, you’d be passing through a series of picturesque spots. There are well-connected networks of roads leading to many important hubs of the state and the neighbouring states.

Distance from Satara – 68 km (1 hour 40 mins drive)

Distance from Pune-Satara road – 130 km (3 hours drive)

Distance from Kolhapur – 188 km (3 hours 30-minute drive)

Distance from Lonavala – 190 km (3 hours 50-minute drive)

Distance from Mumbai – 222 km (5 hours drive)

Distance from Nashik – 340 km (7 hour 15-minute drive)

Best time to visit

It’s a trip you can look out for throughout the year! Falling under the umbrella of a moderate climate, each season here appears prettier than any other part of the country.

The rivers and waterfalls can be visited in all its glory post-monsoon.

Summer brings to us the lush greenery of the hill station in all its magnificence.

If you wish to walk on a carpet of exotic florals, then spring is a perfect time.

Following the monsoon season, the bustle around here also starts with activities such as boating, horse riding and so on.

The scenic beauty of Mahabaleshwar is retained in every season, making it an even more convenient getaway.

Top 10 things to do around Mahabaleshwar

From locations that are strategically located to capture the panoramic views to the simple plains studded with activities that attract hordes of tourists, we have enlisted 10 must-go places and things to do around Mahabaleshwar.

1. Explore the hills from Lodwick Point

Hike your way about 5 minutes west of Mahabaleshwar, and you’re in for a treat in the form of the Lodwick point. It is a combination of two beautiful vantage points Lodwick and Elephants head point.

It was named so to honour the first British officer who climbed the hill. Earlier known as Sydney point, this place still treasures its colonial remnants.

Standing tall in proof of that fact is the 25 ft. memorial pole with the marble sculpted tag of the British General.

This point lies at an elevation of 4087 feet above sea level, offering the mesmerising view of the station along with the Pratapgarh fort.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 1.9 km

Timing – 06:00 am – 08:00 pm

Entry Fee – No Entry Fee

2. Boating at Venna Lake

Explore the man-made the beauty of Lake Venna through a paddle or rowing boat. While this experience is not available during the monsoon season due to safety reasons, the lake is always a sight to behold.

Even then, charting your plans accordingly will make the trip much worthwhile.

It’s among the most visited places in Mahabaleshwar, and so be prepared to find quite a number of nature lovers here.

The scenic lake is a complete package with several other fun activities and some really delicious street food stalls.

Perfect for a sunset picnic, get yourself a picnic mat and relax here watching the lake tranquillize everything around it.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 2.8 km

Timing – 08:00 am – 08:00 pm

Entry Fee – No Entry Fee (Boating charges Rs. 250 for 30 Mins – Rs. 500 for 1 hour, Rs. 440 for 1 hour for Peddle Boat)

3. Seek blessings at the Kshetra Mahabaleshwar

The infamous three spiritual abodes are located around the old valley of Mahabaleshwar.

Locally known as the Kshetra Mahableshwar, it is home to the Panchganga temple, Mahabaleshwar temple and Krishna temple. All three beautifully constructed in their own unique manner.

The Krishna temple is one of the oldest temples built around the 13th century. Savour the architectural experience along with offering your prayers.

Mahabaleshwar temple was built in the ancient Hemadpanti style to make a comfortable home to Lord Shiva’s bed, Dhamru and Trishul.

Panchganga temple is believed to be the origin point of the 5 holy rivers – Krishna, Venna, Koyana, Savitri and Gayatri. If you’re in luck, you’d get to see these mystical rivers converging here.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 5.7 km

Timing – 5:00 am – 12:00 pm / 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm

4. Capture the rainbows at Lingmala Falls

If a place could look like a de-stress pill, it’d be the Lingmala falls. Cascading from above 500 ft., the waterfalls provide an overlooking view of the Dhobi and Chinamans waterfall.

It’s an ideal picnic spot as it is located just beside the forest Bungalow of Lingmala. While you’re lounging over here, don’t miss out on the rainbow effect the falls create. The first few sun rays falling through the misty silver thread of the falls creates mini rainbows that look very much straight out of a fairytale.

You can also trek around here and watch the water peacefully flowing into the valley of Venna.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 7.3 km

Timing – 08:00 am – 05:30 pm

Entry Fee – Rs. 20 per person. (Extra charges for still camera)

5. Experimental trek to Arthur’s Seat

This is one of the must-visit places around Mahabaleshwar. Known as the Queen of points, Arthur’s seat has 6 points that carry its own personal charm.

At an altitude of 1340 metres above sea level, the vantage point is encircled by the spectacular views of Savithri gorges and Bramhaaranya forest.

It portrays the geological contrast between the Deccan and Konkan platforms like a masterpiece painting.

What makes this trek even more interesting and fun is the experimental ideas that evolved here. Try throwing a light weighted object, such as a bottle cap, from a stop and it’d float back to you due to the air pressure at the highest point.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 7.6 km

Timing – 09:00 am – 08:00 pm

6. Trek to the Elephant’s Head Point

Elephant’s Head Point is one of its kind natural vantage points. The tall standing boulders covered in mossy greens is definitely a highlight, but there’s more to it.

Shaped unusually in the form of a head of an elephant, the point is often compared to the fictional structures in the movie Bahubali. And so comes along the royal feeling from the viewing point.

It’s enveloped in the foliage of greens that leads to the aerial view of the hill station. The overhanging cliffs also act as an echo point, so be ready to scream your heart out and have it echoed back to you.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 10 km

Timing – 09:00 am – 06:00 pm

7. Taste explosion at Mapro Garden

Short for Mahabaleshwar Products, this is a place that exclusively brings the freshly plucked products to the markets.

Covered in vivid colours, the garden is a gem of all kinds in Mahabaleshwar. From exotic to native flora, ornamental water fountains, lily ponds, it’s a place that’d make you want to stay longer for its subtle beauty.

With the increasing number of tourists, the garden also created a welcoming space for them. Offering a healthy twist to fast food, to a narrative and dramatised show arranged every now and then, there’s everything that’d keep your eyes glued to the gardens.

There’s also a surprise element for those with a sweet tooth. Mapro is home to a really fascinating chocolate factory, from where you can witness the crafting of some heavenly chocolate and take some back home as well.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 13 km

8. Go filmy at the Table Land

Located at close proximity from Mahabaleshwar, is this strip of land from the Deccan Plateau.

Tableland is a very common shooting spot for many mainstream Bollywood movies, and there’s a good chance of you having seen this scenic beauty through screens already.

While you’re around Mahabaleshwar, jump on to your chance to pull off your best filmy tricks here.

Crowned as Asia’s Second Highest Mountain Plateau, Table Land is a place you can go around exploring the old-school way. The flattened hills are a perfect venue for horse riding, so you’re in for some really fun activities out there.

The motorable road uphill is surrounded by hills and flat laterite rocks that’d pave way for an aerial view of Panchgani. From here you’d also get some kick-ass photos and videos that’d go on the gram.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 20 km

Timing – 06:00 am – 06:00 pm

Entry Fee – No Entry Fee ( Rs. 800 –  2500 for horse riding)

9. War Tales of Pratapgad

If there’s a place in Mahabaleshwar that cocoons the entire valley’s glory, it’d be the Pratapgarh fort.

Whether or not you’re a history buff, the fort is sure to capture your fancy with its grandeur. Located at an elevation of 3454 ft., it’s an easy trek up to the fort surrounded by sheer cliffs.

To reach the peak point, you’ll have to climb 450 steps and carry lots and lots of water.

The best time to explore the fort would be from September to March. During these months, you’d be welcomed by the freshwater lake of the fort, Rahat lake. Around here you could also pitch your tent and camp for a day or so.

Racing to the top, there’d be stone structures built strategically around a gigantic watchtower and the great Shivaji Maharaj’s statue proudly holding the reins of his horse.

The fort is said to have played a very pivotal role in the Battle of Pratapgad. There onwards it has remained an important fragment of the Maharashtrian culture.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 21 km

Timing – 10:00 am – 06:00 pm

10. A historical walk through Rajapuri Caves

The Pandavas are believed to have stayed here during their exile, making it an important pilgrimage spot.

A group of four caves surrounded by sacred water (Kund). There’s always a few pilgrims who’d be washing off their sins in the Kund and the sight in itself makes for a great story.

Added along with these are the stone inscriptions and the Karthikeya temple. Believed to be built purely out of the sand taken from the caves, this temple is a marvellous architectural as well as religious structure.

Distance from Mahabaleshwar – 25 km

• The weather can get a little unpredictable at times, so carry along proper clothing and an umbrella/raincoat with you.
• If you’re planning on trekking around Mahabaleshwar, carry shoes with a comfortable grip. Even though the climb is easy, it’d always come in handy.
• Monsoon season is peak season and hotels are usually expensive during this point. In case you plan on travelling to Mahabaleshwar during the monsoon period, advance booking would reduce the hassle and inconvenience.
• Exploring at night is not suggested as the hill station is less populated. It’s quite a safe area, but unless you go in groups, travelling at night wouldn’t be an ideal option.

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Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple, Mahabaleshwar Satara: A Spiritual Oasis Amidst Nature’s Splendor

Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple, Mahabaleshwar Satara

The Mahabaleshwar Temple holds a position of deep reverence as a distinguished Shiva Temple situated within the Satara district of Maharashtra. Its spiritual significance surpasses even that of the twelve Jyotirlingas . Rooted in history, the shrine’s origins trace back to the 16th century, characterized by the Hemadant architectural style.

The temple’s ancient design showcases a pyramidal tower, elegantly juxtaposed against a simple exterior, while intricate carvings grace its interiors. The presence of various sculptures, including Nandi and Kalabhairava, adds to its allure. Against the majestic backdrop of the Sahyadri ranges, the temple stands as a tranquil haven.

Uniquely, the Mahabaleshwar Temple features a Rudraksha-formed Linga, a manifestation of Lord Shiva. This self-originated Shiva Linga, known as the Mahalingam, extends to a remarkable 6 feet and boasts thousands of years of history. While the sanctum that enshrines the Linga has an age exceeding 500 years, other parts of the temple were built in later periods.

Within the temple complex, Lord Shiva’s belongings are preserved, believed to be used by him during his nightly visits to the premises. A notable attraction is a square platform where Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj performed the act of ‘Tuladaan,’ donating gold to the needy.

The atmosphere within the temple exudes tranquility and serenity. The lush surroundings and picturesque landscape add to the overall experience, creating an ideal environment for meditation amidst a spiritual aura. The temple premises are meticulously maintained, providing a serene space for reflection.

Serving as a prominent tourist magnet in Mahabaleshwar, the temple draws visitors from across the nation. Tourists are captivated by the awe-inspiring architecture and the exceptional Shiva Linga that stands as a singular masterpiece.

Throughout the year, devotees of Lord Shiva embark on pilgrimages to the temple, with festivities like Navaratri and Maha Shivaratri celebrated with immense zeal. Adjacent to the temple, various renowned tourist spots within Mahabaleshwar can be explored, offering an enriching experience in a single visit.

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Dive into the Rich Architectural Heritage of Mahabaleshwar Temple

The Mahabaleshwar Temple showcases an architectural style known as the Hemadanta style, which holds its prominence predominantly in South India. The time-honored temple stands enclosed within a five-foot-high perimeter wall, strategically divided into distinct sections: the sanctum sanctorum and a central hall.

At the heart of the temple lies the sanctum sanctorum, home to a black stone lingam that carries an antiquity of approximately 500 years. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple’s walls elegantly bear intricate carvings depicting the revered Nandi, Lord Shiva’s sacred bull and trusted companion, along with the vigilant figure of Kaal Bhairava, his devoted bodyguard.

Among its architectural features, the temple also boasts a raised platform, shaped in a square manner. This particular spot holds historical significance, as it is believed to be the location where the revered Maratha ruler, Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji, conducted the solemn ‘Suverna Tula’ or Golden Balance ritual in honor of his mother, Jijabai. This event, steeped in folklore, took place on January 6th, 1665. During this symbolic gesture, Shivaji generously donated an amount of gold equivalent to the weight of his beloved mother.

With its distinct Hemadanta architecture and rich historical associations, the Mahabaleshwar Temple stands as a testament to the artistic and cultural legacy of the region.

Here are Recent Pictures from Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple

Connecting with the Past: Mahabaleshwar Temple’s Historical Significance

The historical origins of Mahabaleshwar can be traced back to 1215 CE. During this period, the Yadava King Singham of Devagiri visited the region and constructed a temple that later became known as the Panchganga Temple. He established a small reservoir at the source of River Krishna and erected a temple around it, which is now integrated into the Mahabaleshwar Temple.

The Mahabaleshwar Temple stands with an age of about 800 years, and nestled within its inner complex lies the Swayambhu Shiva Linga, an ancient artifact that traces its origin back thousands of years. The tale behind the manifestation of the Shiva Linga is recounted in the first and second chapters of the Sahyadri Section of the Skanda Purana.

This narrative is situated during the creation of the universe, wherein Lord Brahma was engaged in meditation within the Sahyadri forests to bring forth human beings. In this context, two demon siblings named Atibal and Mahabal were causing distress to sages and other inhabitants in the area. They are believed to have emerged from a Shiva Linga that Ravana had endeavored to transport to Lanka.

Their malevolent actions had escalated to an extreme, compelling Lord Vishnu to engage in a battle to safeguard the inhabitants of the region. Despite his efforts, only Atibal met his demise, as Mahabal was endowed with invincibility unless he willed otherwise.

To counter Mahabal’s threat, Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu implored Lord Shiva and Goddess Aadimaya for assistance. Goddess Aadimaya captivated Mahabal with her allure and persuaded him to submit to the deities. Under the condition that Lord Shiva would forever reside in the region alongside him, Mahabal agreed to relinquish his life.

In response, Lord Shiva took on the form of a Rudraksha-shaped Shiva Linga, signifying his enduring presence. This marked the naming of the entire area as ‘Mahabaleshwar’ in honor of Mahabal. The temple dedicated to this event accommodates a bed, Trishul (trident), Damru (drum), and Rudraksha beads. Folklore suggests that Lord Shiva visits the temple each night, evident by the crumpled bed each morning.

The construction of the Mahabaleshwar Temple occurred in the 16th century, orchestrated by Chanda Rao of the More dynasty. The core area, housing the Swayambhu Linga, is believed to be significantly older than the surrounding temple premises.

It was General P Lodwick who introduced the region to the European populace, describing its splendor in the prominent newspaper of that era, the ‘ Bombay Courier .’ Following his recommendation, Reverend Gordon Hall and Colonel Briggs also explored the area. Subsequently, in 1829, it was established as the summer capital of the Bombay Presidency.

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Finding Your Way: How to Reach Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple

Situated in Old Mahabaleshwar, the temple is approximately 6 kilometers away from the city center. Accessible by road, it’s just a 20-minute drive from the city bus stand. While direct bus services are unavailable, you can easily book a cab from reputable car rental companies in Mahabaleshwar.

Moreover, the temple boasts convenient connectivity to other notable attractions in Mahabaleshwar:

Krishnabai Temple is a mere 300 meters away, and reaching its cliff is a simple hike. Krishnabai Temple, nestled in the serene hills of Mahabaleshwar, holds a significant place in the hearts of devotees. This ancient temple pays homage to Goddess Krishna, revered as the deity of love and devotion. Offering breathtaking panoramic views, the temple overlooks the serene Krishna Valley and the gushing Savitri River. The temple’s architecture features intricate carvings and a tranquil ambience, inviting pilgrims to seek solace in its spiritual aura. Surrounded by lush landscapes, Krishnabai Temple provides a serene sanctuary for both religious seekers and nature enthusiasts, encapsulating the essence of divinity and natural beauty in perfect harmony.

Dhobi Falls is roughly 7 kilometers distant. Dhobi Falls, a natural wonder nestled in Mahabaleshwar’s verdant embrace, captures the essence of pristine beauty. Cascading gracefully from a considerable height, the waterfall creates a mesmerizing spectacle as it merges with the surrounding landscape. The name “Dhobi” originates from the traditional practice of washing clothes, reminiscent of the rhythmic flow of water. The falls’ tranquil ambiance offers a peaceful escape, where visitors can relish the soothing sound of flowing water and the serenity of nature. A popular destination for nature lovers and photographers alike, Dhobi Falls enchants with its serene charm, making it an ideal spot to unwind amidst the tranquil symphony of water and foliage.

Elephant’s Head Point is a mere 5 kilometers away. Elephant’s Head Point, a captivating destination in Mahabaleshwar, offers a stunning panoramic view that resembles an elephant’s head and trunk. Perched atop a cliff, this point provides a breathtaking vista of the Sahyadri range and the meandering Savitri River. The unique rock formation, resembling the distinct features of an elephant, adds to the allure. The majestic surroundings make it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers, especially during sunrise and sunset. As the golden rays paint the landscape, the tranquil ambiance of Elephant’s Head Point enchants visitors with its natural beauty, creating a lasting impression of this captivating location amidst the pristine hills of Mahabaleshwar.

Venna Lake is about 5 kilometers away. Venna Lake, nestled amidst the scenic landscapes of Mahabaleshwar, is a serene and captivating water body that offers a relaxing retreat for visitors. This man-made lake was constructed in 1842 by the ruler of Satara, Shri Appasaheb Maharaj, to provide a source of water to the town. Spanning over 28 acres, Venna Lake offers boating facilities where visitors can enjoy leisurely rides on rowboats, paddleboats, and horse-carriages. The lush greenery surrounding the lake enhances its charm, making it a popular spot for picnics, family outings, and romantic strolls. Numerous food stalls and snack vendors line the shore, providing a delightful culinary experience. The serene ambiance, combined with the picturesque beauty of Venna Lake, makes it a must-visit destination for those seeking tranquility and natural splendor in Mahabaleshwar.

Mapro Garden is located approximately 12.5 kilometers away.Mapro Garden, situated in the scenic hill town of Mahabaleshwar, is a delightful destination that celebrates the goodness of nature’s bounty. Established by the Mapro company, known for its delicious fruit-based products, this garden offers a refreshing experience for visitors. Spanning across lush green acres, Mapro Garden showcases a variety of fruit-bearing trees, plants, and colorful flowers. Visitors can take leisurely strolls through the well-maintained pathways, enjoying the fresh air and picturesque surroundings. The garden also features an outlet where you can taste and purchase a range of delectable fruit products, including jams, jellies, syrups, and chocolates. The Garden also hosts an annual Strawberry Festival, attracting tourists and locals alike to celebrate the vibrant strawberry harvest. With its inviting ambiance and a blend of natural beauty and culinary delights, Mapro Garden is a charming spot to explore during your visit to Mahabaleshwar.

Pratapgarh Fort is around 26 kilometers away. Pratapgad Fort, located in the picturesque district of Satara near Mahabaleshwar, stands as a testament to historical valor and architectural grandeur. Built in 1656 by Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the fort holds immense historical significance. Perched atop a hill, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, making it a favorite destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

The fort complex comprises various structures, including a majestic main gate, a temple dedicated to Goddess Bhavani, and a granary. The highlight of Pratapgad Fort is the iconic Bhavani Talav, a water tank built in memory of Afzal Khan, Shivaji’s adversary. This fort is famously associated with the historic encounter between Shivaji and Afzal Khan.

Exploring Pratapgad Fort allows visitors to immerse themselves in the rich history of the Maratha Empire and appreciate the strategic brilliance of its architecture. The fort’s significance, coupled with its captivating surroundings, makes it a must-visit destination for those interested in India’s glorious past and breathtaking landscapes.

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Engaging Experiences: Things to Do at Mahabaleshwar Temple

Embraced by the scenic Sahyadri Hills, the revered Mahabaleshwar Temple offers a spiritual haven within nature’s splendor. Aside from seeking blessings, here are activities to engage in at the Mahabaleshwar Temple:

Imbibe the sanctified waters from Shri Panchganga Temple, believed to possess healing properties. Krishnabai Temple, an impressive black stone edifice perched on a majestic cliff, stands as another significant shrine.

Nature enthusiasts and photographers can immerse themselves in the region’s serenity, capturing the mesmerizing sunrise and sunset vistas near the temple grounds.

Explore the various vantage points encircling the temple, reconnecting with nature’s embrace. Notable spots include Wilson Point (Sunrise Point), Carnac Point, Elephant’s Head Point, Helen’s Point, Arthur’s Seat, Falkland Point, Sunset Point, and Kate’s Point.

For adventure seekers, the area offers opportunities for trekking, hiking, rock climbing, and camping, allowing you to engage with nature in exhilarating ways.

Discover nearby treasures such as Chinaman’s Falls, Dhobi Waterfall, and Venna Lake, perfect for relaxed picnicking. These spots offer a chance to unwind amid nature’s embrace, providing a day of rejuvenation.

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Crucial Tips for Your Mahabaleshwar Temple Visit:

• Drive cautiously along the valley’s roads, as they may not be in the best condition.
• Plan ahead for parking, especially during busy times.
• Anticipate longer queues on weekends and holidays.
• Bring your camera to capture the scenic beauty, but refrain from photography of the deity.
• Leave your pets behind, as they are not allowed in the temple.
• Opt for off-peak hours to relish the tranquil surroundings.
• Don’t hesitate to haggle when shopping for souvenirs at nearby stores.
• Safeguard your belongings and keep a close watch on your kids in the bustling environment.
• Be cautious of slippery floors and roads during the monsoon season .
• Pack umbrellas and raincoats to stay prepared during rainy weather.

In conclusion, the Mahabaleshwar Temple stands as a testament to the rich history and cultural significance of the region. With its ancient architecture, serene surroundings, and unique Shiva Linga, it continues to draw devotees and tourists alike. As visitors seek blessings and marvel at the intricacies of the temple, they are also immersed in the stories that have shaped its existence over centuries. The temple’s connection to Lord Shiva, its historical origins, and its tranquil ambiance create an experience that is both spiritually uplifting and aesthetically pleasing. Whether you come to offer your prayers, explore its architectural marvels, or simply soak in the peaceful atmosphere, the Mahabaleshwar Temple offers a memorable journey through time and devotion.

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Here are frequently asked questions about Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple:

1. Q: What is the significance of Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple? A: Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple holds great religious importance as it houses the unique ‘Swayambhu’ (self-originated) Shiva Linga and is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

2. Q: How old is Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple? A: The temple’s origins trace back around 800 years, with the Swayambhu Shiva Linga situated in the inner complex believed to have an age spanning thousands of years.

3. Q: Can visitors take photographs inside the temple premises? A: While photography of the deity is prohibited, visitors are welcome to capture the scenic beauty of the temple and its surroundings.

4. Q: Are pets allowed inside the temple premises? A: No, pets are not allowed inside the temple premises.

5. Q: What are the nearby attractions to the temple? A: Krishnabai Temple, Dhobi Falls, Elephant’s Head Point, Venna Lake, Mapro Garden, and Pratapgarh Fort are some nearby attractions.

6. Q: Is there any dress code to enter the temple? A: There is no specific dress code, but visitors are encouraged to dress modestly out of respect for the religious site.

7. Q: What is the best time to visit the temple? A: The temple can be visited throughout the year, but it’s recommended to avoid weekends and holidays for a quieter experience.

8. Q: Are there any precautions during the monsoon season? A: Visitors should be cautious of slippery roads and floors due to rains and are advised to carry umbrellas or raincoats.

9. Q: Is there an entry fee to visit the temple? A: There is usually no entry fee to visit Shree Mahabaleshwar Temple.

10. Q: Are there any festivals celebrated at the temple? A: Navaratri and Maha Shivaratri are celebrated with enthusiasm at the temple, attracting devotees and tourists alike.

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1. Elephant's Head Point

3 km from city center 1 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Elephant's Head Point is one of the most picturesque viewpoints in Mahabaleshwar which is famous for the stunning view of the Sahyadri ranges. Also known as Needle's Point, this famous tourist spot is best visited during sunrise and sunset. 

2. Chinaman's Falls

1 km from city center 2 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

A visit to Mahabaleshwar is less or more incomplete without witnessing the tantalizing descend of the Chinaman's fall, one of the most significant falls in the state.

3. Dhobi Waterfall

2 km from city center 3 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

These set of fascinating waterfalls connect Lodwick and Elphinston point and further join petit road with Old Mahabaleshwar road. Surrounded by greenery and rocks, these are ideal for a surreal experience amidst nature.

4. Arthur's Seat

8 km from city center 4 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Arthur's Seat is one of the most popular viewpoints in Mahabaleshwar, located around 13km away. Also known as the Suicide Point, it is popular as the Queen of all points as it offers the most mesmerizing and fascinating view of the dense valleys of Brahma-Arayana and the Savitri river.

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5. Venna Lake

2 km from city center 5 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Venna Lake is a scenic manmade lake in Mahabaleshwar. The lake offers rowboats, and paddleboats ride to the visitors and hence is usually very crowded. There is horse riding and rides for children such as merry go round and the toy train. There are a number of eateries around the lake famous for street food like corn, bhelpuri and fresh fruits like mulberries, strawberries and carrots.

6. Wilson Point

2 km from city center 6 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Wilson Point is the highest point in Mahabaleshwar, situated at an altitude of 1439m. Also famous as the Sunrise Point, it is a famous tourist attraction for viewing stunning sunrise. Wilson Point is a vast plateau comprising of three watchtowers which offers stunning panoramic view.

7. Mahabaleshwar Temple

5 km from city center 7 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Dedicated to Lord Shiva Shankar, the highlight of this temple resides in a 500 year old, self originated Shivalinga, said to be superior to the 12 Jyothi Lingams.

8. Panchgani

15 km from city center 8 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Deriving its name from the five hills surrounding it, Panchgani is a popular hill station near Mahabaleshwar, famous for its various sunset/sunrise points and scenic valley view. 

16 km from city center 9 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Situated in Mahabaleshwar, Tapola is a satellite village famed as the 'Mini Kashmir'. It has some of the most picturesque scenic beauty which makes it an ideal destination for a back to nature experience.

10. Shopping in Mahabaleshwar

1 km from city center 10 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

While in Mahabaleshwar, essentials include the freshest of strawberries and raspberries that the town is known for. Also take home jellies, honey, jams and more. One can also shop for handicrafts, leather items, Kolhapuri footwear and much more from the Town Bazaar.

11. Elphinstone Point

6 km from city center 11 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Elphinstone Point is one of the highest viewpoints in Mahabaleshwar. It is famous for the stunning view of Pratapgad Fort, Koyna Valley and the nearby areas. It is also the origin point of the Savitri River.

12. Pratapgad Fort

41 km from city center 12 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Pratapgad is a hill fort in Maharashtra. Situated close to the famous hill station of Mahabaleshwar in the district of Satara, the citadel rises to an elevation of about 3500 feet from the ground.

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13. Connaught Peak

3 km from city center 13 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

The second highest peak in the hills is located on the old Mahabaleshwar road offering a winning view of the Venna lake & Krishna valley. The peak was renamed as Connaught after the Duke of Connaught found himself in complete awe and admiration of the area.

14. Lingmala Falls

4 km from city center 14 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

The Lingmala Waterfall is a breathtaking and absolutely awe-inspiring waterfall that is situated on the Mahabaleshwar-Pune Road. Located just beside the forest Bungalow of Lingmala, the waterfalls provides a view of the beautiful Dhobi Waterfall as well as Chinaman's Waterfall.

15. Morarji Castle

1 km from city center 15 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Yet another captivating sight in Mahabaleshwar, the Morarji Castle is built in colonial British style of architecture. Having a rich history, it is believed that Mahatam Gandhi once stayed at this place. A drive around the place and you can view some of the most exotic colonial structures.

16. Helen's Point

2 km from city center 16 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Helen's Point, also referred to as the Blue Valley, is another viewpoint in Mahabaleshwar. It is known for its scenic beauty dotted by small huts, deep valleys and cascading waterfalls. Krishna river flowing through the heart of the area is the main attraction.

17. Koyna Valley Trek

1 km from city center 17 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

The beautiful clear lake and the thick mysterious forests make Koyna valley the most sought after trekking destination of Maharashtra for weekend getaways and nature enthusiasts. With numerous peaks lining its edges and India's largest hydroelectric dam at a stone's throw, this valley becomes an undeniable favorite for adventure lovers.

18. Lodwick Point

3 km from city center 18 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Lodwick Point which lies 5 km to the west of Mahabaleshwar is a vantage point which provides an unmatched view of Pratapgarh Fort and Elphinstone Point. There is a huge statue of Lord Lodwick situated on the site.

19. Tiger's Spring

3 km from city center 19 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

The natural thermal spring near River Savitri, it is believed to be infused with spiritual powers. A 10 minute walk away from the Arthur's point, the shallow waters are ideal to experience and spend a solitary relaxing time amidst natures gift.

20. Bombay Point

2 km from city center 20 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Bombay Point is located alongside Mumbai-Goa highway, and offers enticing views of the sunset. Ideal for afternoon picnic spot, people flock here in groups or as couples to spend some relaxed and enjoyable time, fascinated by all that''s around.

21. Arthur's Seat Trek

7 km from city center 21 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Chandragad is a hill fort in Maharashtra, while Arthur Seat is a hill point in the Mahabaleshwar range of mountains. These two destinations are often visited together and they make for a thrilling trekking experience.

22. Krishnabai Temple

5 km from city center 22 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Located on a hilltop, Krishnabai Temple overlooks the Krishna Valley. It was built in late 19th century by the then ruler of Ratnagiri. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Krishnabai but a Shivalinga is also found in the complex.

23. Mapro Garden

8 km from city center 23 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Known for their production of delicious strawberries, Mapro Garden is a Garden Park established and maintained by the food processing company, Mapro. The Park has lush greenery all around, a little nursery, a restaurant, a chocolate factory and a children's play area.

24. Panch Ganga Temple

5 km from city center 24 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Located at the confluence of five rivers - River Krishna, Koyna, Gayatri, Savitri and Veena, the Panch Ganga Temple is a stunning ancient religious monument. It has a stone waterspout called Gaumukhi from where, it is believed, that the five rivers originate. 

25. On Wheelz

14 km from city center 25 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

On Wheelz is an amusement park in Mahabaleshwar with many thrilling themed rides suitable for every age group. They also have several exciting indoor games and a restaurant that serves mouth-watering cuisine. 

26. Babington Point

1 km from city center 26 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Babington Point in Mahabaleshwar is famous for the splendid view it offers of the Chinaman Waterfall and the densely covered mountain ranges. It is a favourite amongst trekkers and nature lovers. 

27. Velocity Entertainmentz

10 km from city center 27 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Velocity Entertainmentz is a themed amusement park in Mahabaleshwar. They have a number of indoor and outdoor games to suit every age group including dashing cars, gyroscope, go-carting, basketball, air hockey, zorbing, merry go round, etc. 

28. Table Land

16 km from city center 28 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Table Land is a plateau that marks the highest point of the entire region of Panchgani with the height of 4500 feet above sea level. It also ranks second on the list of the largest plateaus in Asia. It offers a jaw-dropping view of deep valleys and majestic hills. 

29. Marjorie Point

6 km from city center 29 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Once a summer retreat of the British, Marjorie Point is a sightseeing point that offers a stunning view of the Sahyadri Mountain Range in the Western Ghats and the beautiful Konkan Valley. It is a treat to nature lovers, photographers and trekkers.

30. Roman Catholic Church

0 km from city center 30 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

Roman Catholic Church is an 18th century church built for British citizens who settled in India. It the only Roman Catholic Church in Mahabaleshwar. The Church has stunning stained class windows and beautiful paintings. 

31. Strawberry Festival in Mahabaleshwar

31 out of 31 Places To Visit in Mahabaleshwar

The Mapro Strawberry Festival is a three-day annual event which is one of the most awaited festivals of Mahabaleshwar; it aims to spread sweetness, cheeriness, and love all over the world. 

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Mahabaleshwar Travel Guide

Mahabaleshwar, a beautiful hill station, situated in the Western Ghats Range of Maharashtra, is the evergreen forest that calls out to those who love nature. This used to be the capital of Bombay Province during the British regime, is a beautiful plateau surrounded by hills and also the origin point of River Krishna. It is a perfect place for the nature lovers as well as the honeymoon couple along with an ideal destination for youngsters and budget travellers as well.

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Mahabaleshwar is a place of ethereal natural beauty and indeed an apt destination for couples and weekend excursions. This hill destination has many tourist attractions like Mahabaleshwar temple, Mapro’s Garden, Elephant ‘s head point, Panch Ganga Temple, Venna Lake, Krishna Bai Temple, Pratapgarh Fort, Lingmala Waterfall, Bhilar Waterfall, Helen’s Point, Carnac Point, Atibalehwar temple, Dhobi Waterfall, Morarji Castle as “must visit “ places of this hill station.

The temples are serene, clean and set amidst natural surroundings. The Panch Ganga Temple is one of the most visited temples in Mahabaleshwar. Boating is the core attraction of the Venna Lake and provides the

tourist a calm and peaceful experience, away from the hustle and bustle of the everyday city life. The sightseeing places in Mahabaleshwar are located quite within the range of a car drive and you can enjoy almost all the places in maximum two to three days.

Tourists can visit Mahabaleshwar any time of the year as the weather remains pleasant round the year. Ganesh Chaturthi, is the festival that is celebrated here with maximum splendour. This season also invites the strawberry lovers to feast on these luscious fruits for free as Mahabaleshwar boasts of its strawberry plantation.

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Mahabaleshwar has a number of attractions that can make any traveller fall in love with it instantly. The scenic beauty is something one cannot ignore in this hill destination in Maharashtra. There are several viewpoints to see in Mahabaleshwar along with lakes like Venna and waterfall Lingmala. A must thing to do here is to relish strawberry or mulberry that are served with whipped cream.

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Being a popular tourist destination in Maharashtra, Mahabaleshwar is replete with all kinds of accommodation options, from luxury to eco-friendly resorts, moderate to budget hotels and even guest houses and lodges, the hill station has everything to provide you with a pleasant stay.

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Tourist leaflet writing : ssc & hsc important for board exam 2020., tourist leaflet writing : hsc, tourist leaflets q.6 b) 4 marks types of leaflets : 1) historical.                              2) religious.                              3) hill-station. format of leaflet: title introduction: location of the place ,where it is located or situated.(state, district, country etc.) mention what this place is famous for. *1 )how  to go there    i)by road-  connected major cities of the states.      transport  facilities :  buses,cars,private buses etc.    ii) by rai: nearest railway station.    iii) by air : nearest airport. *2) where to stay . (accommodation facilities)     hotels, resorts, cottages, private bungalows etc. *3) what to see there          the list of places where you can visit . historical buildings, monuments, zoo, museums, waterfalls, garden, temples etc. *4) anything special about the place    specialty of the place:  language ,foods, garments, weather, articles.etc. *5) best time to visit.                  monsoon, winter, summer.            conclusion - invite others to visit the place. mahabaleshwar – the paradise on the earth        mahabaleshwara is a famous hill station situated in the  sahyadri ranges in western part of maharashtra in satara district. *how to go there i) by road - it was well connected to other cities of maharashtra . regular ordinary and super express s.t. buses, private luxury buses from pune,satara,nasik,nagar,kolhapur,and mumbai are available. it is 120 km from pune and 247km from mumbai. ii ) by rail – nearest railway station is pune. iii) by air - the nearest airport is pune. *where to stay (accommodation) mtdc holiday resorts, guest houses and hotels like anarkali, aaram, dreamland and motels with all facilities and suitable charges are available. *what to see 1)  breathtaking views of valleys full of green foliage. 2)  lingmala and dhobi waterfalls. 3)temple of god mahabaleshwara. 4) pratapgad fort. 5)venna lake. 6) points- sunrise point ,lordwick point , artur point, wilson point, eacho point,monkey point ,kate,bombay point and sunset point 7) holy cross church. *anything special about the place it is famous for its fruit products, strawberries, honey, jams, chikki, handcrafts,leather footwear,decorative articles are the specialities of the place. come and visit once you will visit again kolhapur – the dakshin kashi (religious/historical place)                    kolhapur is a famous religious place of mahalaxmi situated on bank of the panchganga in western part of maharashtra . it has the historic importance as it is known the capital state of maratha rule. *how to go there i) by road - it was well connected to other cities of maharashtra . regular ordinary and super express s.t. buses, private luxury buses from pune,satara,nasik,nagar,nagpur,and mumbai are available. it is 238 km from pune and 376 km from mumbai. ii) by rail – nearest railway station is kolhapur. iii) by air - the nearest airport is belgum and pune.. *where to stay (accommodation) mtdc [maharashtra tourism development corporation] holiday resorts, guest houses and hotels like sayaji , tararan i, chaitali and motels with all facilities and suitable charges are available. *what to see 1)  maharaja palace. 2)  bhavani mandap. 3)temple of mahalaxmi and jyotiba. 4) panhala  fort. 5)rankala lake. 6) radhanagari wildlife sanctuary. 7) chandoly national park. 8) sidhagirimuseum. 9)chitranagari. *anything special about the place it is famous for its spicy non vegetarian meal (tambada rassa and pandhara rassa), sumptuous missal. kolhapuri articles like nacklesses : saj and thushi, handcrafted footwear . kohlapur is also known for  its spices., pdf file to your email immediately purchase notes & paper solution. @ rs. 50/- each (gst extra).

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