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Destinations

Mumbai Lavasa
Mumbai Airport Alibag
Mahabaleshwar Lonavala
Shirdi Kashid
Tarkarli Ganpatipule
Matheran Ashtavinayak
Murud Janjira Auranagabad
Goa Nashik
Pandharpur Kolhapur
Akkalkot/Gangapur Tuljapur
Mumbai

Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay), India, is famous for

its chaotic streets. For bargains and people-watching,
outdoor bazaars top the list of attractions. Popular
waterfront destinations are Marine Drive, where visitors
go to watch the sun set over the Arabian Sea, and the
carnival-like Juhu Beach. More sightseeing options are the
Gandhi Museum, in the leader's former home, and the
cave temples of Elephanta Island. For tranquillity, Mumbai
has many religious sites, lakes and parks.
Mumbai Airport

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport , formerly known

as Sahar International Airport, is the primary international
airport serving the Mumbai Metropolitan Area, India. It is
the second busiest airport in the country in terms of
total and international passenger traffic after Delhi, and
was the 14th busiest airport in Asia and 29th busiest
airport in the world by passenger traffic in calendar year
2016 handling over 44.68 million passengers. Its passenger
traffic crossed 45 million in fiscal year 2016-17.
Mahabaleshwar

At 1,372 meters above sea level, around Lake Venna, is the highest
hill station in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra. Mahabaleshwar is
one of the most spectacular and the largest of Maharashtra hill-
stations. Mahabaleshwar in Sanskrit means God of Great Power. It
was summer capital of Governor of the old Bombay Presidency The
Britishers built various mansions, cottages and bungalows around
the town, lending it a charming, sophistication. There are 30 valley
viewpoints with panoramic vistas scattered around the hill station
and their access roads make for shady, pleasant walks and treks.
Shirdi

Shirdi is a small town on the Ahmednagar- Manmad highway. Situated

around 307 km northeast of Mumbai, the town is around 6 hr drive
from Mumbai. Shirdi is a silent place with population of around
15000. The city earns the major part of its revenue from the tourists
and pilgrims whose number sometimes crosses the 30000 mark
with utmost ease. This holy destination is a home to a great legend
Sai Baba who lived her for around eighty years before he went into
his samadhi some 80 years ago in 1918. Shirdi is mainly a religious
center.
Tarkarli

Tarkarli with a series of pristine beaches made up of white

sand makes it an ideal choice for a holiday weekend. If lucky
enough, you might spot Dolphins too. Tarkarli boasts of the
finest talcum-powder sand to be found along Konkan. It could
be called the most beautiful beach in all of Maharashtra, if not
in IndiaThe pristine white beaches shrouded with suru trees
are a perfect place to relax, get in touch with nature and eat
amazing Malvani food. The choice ranges from a long stroll
along pristine white sand beaches to revisiting the past glory of
Maratha bastion and forts.
Matheran

Located in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, this beautiful hill

station is untouched by the busy city life surrounding it. It has
pleasant weather throughout the year, though this place is most
beautiful during the monsoon season and is also just 54 km and two
hours away from Mumbai. Matheran has been declared as an Eco
sensitive region by the government and automobiles are not allowed
inside the town. It is therefore a very tranquil place with no buzzing
of cars and other modes of transport. There are about 28 points, 2
lakes, 2 parks & 4 major worship places in Matheran.
Murud Janjira

Murud, in the Raigad district with resorts and natural beauty

beckoning you is the place to be for a relaxed, modest vacation, with
sparkling golden beaches. Murud has adventure and spirituality,
infused into its pristine landscapes. Apart from the world class
beaches, there is the Murud Janjira Fort, Kasa Fort , Gol Gumbaz
and a few others. The nearby hills of Murud-Janjira holds a
marvelous shrine dedicated to lord Dattatreya.
Goa

Goa is the state associated most with touristy beaches, a

happening nightlife and over 300-year old Portuguese
architecture. Goa has characteristic colourful houses, lush
green fields and a soothing languidness in the atmosphere. The
charming villages of Goa are ideal for a laidback morning walk
or an aimless evening stroll. North and South regions of the
place are strikingly different - the former is a cultural hub with
traditional eateries and markets, while the latter makes for an
idyllic vacation with its 5-star hotels, private beaches and a mix
of white sand and clean blue water. Under the star-laden skies,
each festivity becomes more alive.
Pandharpur

Pandharpur is considered to be the spriritual capital of Maharashtra

due to its atmosphere of reverence created by the presence of
the Vithoba Temple. Paandharpur Lord is also known by the other
names, Pandurang, Vitthal or Pandhari, is supposed to be The
Supreme God of The Universe
Prettily placed on the majestic banks of River Chandra bagha,
Pundalik Temple portrays lord Vitthal as its chief deity. Vitthal is one
among the manifestations of Lord Vishnu. The main shrine is a five-
story building with a pyramidal gun spire. The statue of Jaya and
Vijaya flanks Lord Vithal.
Akkalkot

Akkalkot is widely known for its association with Shri Swami

Samarth Maharaj, held by his devotees to be a reincarnation of
Lord Dattatreya Swami Maharaj lived for over two decades at
Akkalkot, mainly at the residence of his disciple Cholappa, where his
samadhi (tomb) and shrine are now located. The shrine complex,
which is known the Vatavruksh Mandir since it encloses the banyan
tree beneath which the swami would preach his message, is the hub
of devotions for his followers.
Lavasa

The city is a beautiful project, stylistically based on the Italian town

Portofino. Spreading across 7 hills, covering an area of 25000 acres,
Lavasa is a perfect blend of beauty and infrastructure.
Lavasa is a privately planned hill city located near Pune in
Maharashtra. This modern day hill station is an enjoyable retreat for
all its visitors and has a lot to offer to its tourists from picturesque
sceneries to an extremely well-developed infrastructure including
hotels, resorts, educational institutes, malls, residential property, IT
companies etc. Lavasa is turning out to be a new hangout for people
looking for a small trip away from the hustle and bustle of hectic city
life. It is absolutely a leisure holiday destination located in the middle
of lush green hills.
Alibag

Alibaug is a coastal town in the Konkan region well known for its
sandy beaches, clean water and fresh, unpolluted, rejuvenating air.
Alibaug is a subdivision in the Raigad district of Maharashtra and it
has many serene and beautiful beaches, known for its mesmerizingly
calm weather and dense coconut groves. Apart from the beaches,
there are many historical and intricate temples in this region which
are also interesting for tourists here. A walk amidst dense, refreshing
coconut groves could also be very enchanting and relaxing if you are
looking for some solidarity. Kihim beach, Alibaug beach,
Kanakeshwar devasthan temple, Kanakeshwar forest, Kolaba fort.
Lonavala

Popular hill station close to Pune and Mumbai, Lonavla is the place
to be during monsoons. With lots of waterfalls, lakes and hills
around, Lonavala is frequented by all sorts of people, especially
hikers and trekkers.
Lonavala, being a part of the Sahyadri hills, offers an alluring and
bewitching experience of nature's most gifted region. Surrounded by
dense forests, waterfalls, dam alongside lakes, Lonavala is a must-visit
if you admire nature and want a gateway to have a soulful weekend
or a good trip. Also visit Khandala and Rajmachi on the way to
Lonavala. The tourist destination has many attractions to its name,
Bhaja caves, Bushi dam, Karla caves, Rajmachi fort, Ryewood lake,
among others.
Kashid

A soothing and calm place in nature's lap, Kashid is mildly

enchanting with its quiet environment and picturesque
location. This beach town is known also for its majestic
mountains and whispering Casuarinas. A delightful place for
those seeking a serene environment, Kashid is has a calm
shore that stretches to a vast extent and presents with a
spellbound appearance. Kashid's spotless water and clean
beach makes it one of the most beautiful spots in the nearby
areas. A drive through the area in itself is a great experience.
Chaul, which lies near Kashid, has many Buddhist caves that are
of public interest, and also famous churches and temples. The
Korlai Fort is another beautiful attraction here.
Ganapatipule

Ganpatipule is a small town in the Ratnagiri district in Konkan

region with a long stretch of pristine beaches, Ganpatipule is a
perfect idyllic getaway in the slip of nature. Confluence of beach
with river could be witnessed along with a hill shaped like Ganpati,
the Hindu God of worship. The village of Ganapatipule is famous for
its 400-year-old Ganesha temple. The idol is said to be a self-created
monolith of Lord Ganesha, allegedly discovered 1600 years ago.
Untouched by commercialism Ganapatipule makes for a great
destination for peace-seekers, beach lovers and pilgrim alike.
Ganpatipule also has water sports to offer between the months of
November-May. Ganpatipule is typically clubbed with Ratnagiri and
other smaller villages like Velneshwar, Malgund and Pawas for a
perfect 2-3 day trip.
Ashtavinayaka

Ashtavinayaka or eight Ganeshas is located in Maharashtra

state of India, The Ashtavinayaka yatra or pilgrimage covers the
eight holy temples of Ganesha .All the Eight Ashtavinayak
Templs are Swayambhu (self-originated) and Jagrut.There are
various names of Lord Ganesh for various places. The various
names of Lord Ganesh are Moreshwar, Mahaganpati,
Chintamani, Girijatmak,Vighneshwar, Siddhivinayak,
Ballaleshwar and Varad Vinayak . These Temples are situated at
Morgaon, Ranjangaon, Theur, Lenyadri, Ojhar, Siddhatek, Pali
and Mahad. These places are at Pune, Ahamadnagar and Raigad
district. Of the 8 vinayakas, 6 are in Pune district area and 2 in
Raigad district but still comparatively nearer to the Pune areas
Aurangabad

Also an industrial town, Aurangabad is a town as well as district in

Maharashtra and was named after the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. It
serves as a tourist hub with numerous points of interest such as Bibi
ka Maqbara, also known as the Mini Taj Mahal. Ajanta and Ellora caves
are world renowned cave temples dating back more than 2, 000
years and is now part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Aurangabad is also an important pilgrimage centre for Hindus as the
Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga is located just 30 km away from the main
town. Apart from showcasing the era of Mughals through its royalty
and great architectural work, this place is also beautiful as it has two
of the most famous rivers of central India, Godavari & Tapi namely.
Aurangabad is also famous for its hand-woven Himroo and Paithani
Sarees, its markets and colourful crowded bazaars.
Nasik

Nasik is a religious Hindu city, host to the Kumbh Mela every

12 years. It also makes for a perfect wine tasting destination.
Nashik (Nasik), named after a relic associated with Ramayana,
is a city in Maharashtra located on the banks of river Godavari.
Nashik plays host to the famous Kumbh Mela every 12 years.
The city is home to plenty of exotic temples and is known in
Hindu mythology as the place where Ravana's sister,
Surpanakha, tried to seduce Lord Ram and got her nose cut off
by Lakshman in the process. Its religious importance doesn't
end there. It also plays host to the thousands of tourists
visiting Shirdi and Trimbakeshwar.
Kolhapur

Kolhapur is situated on the banks of the river Panchaganga in the

south-west region of Maharashtra. Kolhapur derives its name from a
mythological story of Kolhasur - a demon who was slayed by
Goddess Mahalakshmi. The famous Mahalakshmi temple is situated
here in the honor of Goddess Mahalakshmi.
Kolhapur became a popular place because of it's chappals, jewellery
and cuisine. Kolhapuri chappals, Kolhapuri jewellery and Kolhapuri
cuisine is famous all over India. It is a tourist friendly destination,
having no problem in commuting to accommodation and food. The
people of Kolhapur are people friendly and inviting.
Tuljapur

Tuljapur is a marvel of a pilgrim centre that has seen an ever

increasing influx of tourists and devotees alike for several years now.
The Tulja Bhawani Temple in Tuljapur is the most prominent
attraction that is the reason behind the magnifying quantity of
pilgrims this small village sees so frequently.
Tuljapur is a calm and quiet city based on the Yamunachala Hills of
the Sahayadri Ranges. It is located in the Osmanabad District of the
state of Maharashtra and is situated about 650 metres above sea
level. It lies on the highway from Sholapur to Aurangabad.
Tuljapur was formerly called Chinchpur, that is, the Land of Tamarind
Trees. The history of this region dates back to as much as the 12th
Century.
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