Located amidst the Sahyadri ranges, this traditional pair comes to life throughout the monsoon season.
Envision hazy valleys, tumbling waterfalls such as Karla Falls, and vivid verdant hills - ideal for an intimate retreat or a family vacation.
Known as the 'Mini Kashmir,' Mahabaleshwar has amazing landscapes, boating on Venna Lake, and historical monuments like as Pratapgad Fort.
This seaside village close to Mumbai is a well-liked monsoon getaway. Alibaug Beach and Kashid Beach are two pristine beaches that are ideal for leisurely strolls.
For a taste of history, visit the ancient Kolaba Fort.
During the monsoon season, adventure seekers swarm to Kolad. White water rafting on the Kundalika River is an exciting activity.
Kolad also provides waterfall rappelling, hiking, and camping.
Nestled in the foothills of the Sahyadri Mountains, this picturesque hill town is well-known for its waterfalls,
including Tolaram Waterfall, and its Vipassana Meditation Center.
This mountain pass becomes a visual feast during the monsoon. An amazing atmosphere is created by lush,
verdant landscapes sprinkled with waterfalls. Adventure seekers can go trekking or rappelling.
This "Switzerland of Maharashtra" is a real hidden treasure. Amboli, which is covered in undulating hills and dense forests,
is well-known for its waterfalls, such as Uttara Molchi, and its nice weather, which is ideal during the monsoon.
This lesser-known hill station, which is situated near the Bhandardara dam and tucked away among mountains,
provides a peaceful haven. Enjoy the tranquil beauty by taking a boat trip on the lake or seeing the nearby forts.
This hill station without cars is a unique experience. Take a horseback ride or ride a toy train to see its splendor.
There are many viewpoints in Matheran, such as Echo Point, which provides expansive views during the monsoon.
wildlife sanctuary is home to one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, the Bhimashankar Temple, in addition to a variety of flora and fauna.