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10 Best places of maharashtra to visit in monsoon


Monsoon in Maharashtra is a magical time when all the landscapes transform into a lush green paradise. The Western Ghats and the Konkan region come alive with magnificient waterfalls, mist-covered hills, and rejuvenated rivers. As a seasoned traveller, I've explored the state extensively during the monsoon season and so!!! I'm thrilled to share with you the 10 best places to visit in Maharashtra during this enchanting time of the year.


1. Malshej Ghat:

   - Located just a few hours from Mumbai and Pune, Malshej Ghat is a monsoon heaven. Beautiful valleys, misty mountains and hundreds of waterfalls make it a perfect destination for nature lovers.

   


2. Lonavala and Khandala:

   - These twin hill stations are perhaps the most famous monsoon destinations in entire Maharashtra. The beautiful Sahyadri hills and the iconic Tiger Point along with other local sites are must-visit spots.



3. Bhandardara:

   - Situated in the Sahyadri Range, Bhandardara is known for its serene lakes and the mighty Arthur Lake. The Wilson Dam, Randha Falls and the Ratangad Fort are all worth exploring in the monsoon season.



4. Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar:

   - These charming hill stations in the Western Ghats are famous for their strawberry farms, various viewpoints and dense greenery. Remember, not to miss the stunning sunrise at Wilson Point.



5. Amboli:

   - Amboli which is located in the Sindhudurg district, is a lesser-known gem. This rainforest destination is adorned with numerous waterfalls including the enchanting Amboli Falls.



6. Tarkarli:

   - If you're a beach lover then Tarkarli in the Konkan region is perfect for you. The pristine beaches and the backwaters make it a very unique monsoon destination.



7. Ratnagiri:

   - Known for its Alphonso mangoes, Ratnagiri is a coastal town with lush greenery and the historic forts. Don't forget to explore Thiba Palace and Ratnadurg Fort.



8. Igatpuri:

   - Igatpuri is very famous for its Vipassana International Academy, but it also offers beautiful landscapes, serene lakes and the mystical Tringalwadi Fort.



9. Ajanta and Ellora Caves:

   - A UNESCO World Heritage site, these ancient rock-cut caves in Aurangabad city look more mesmerizing during the monsoon, with waterfalls flowing around them.



10. Kaas Plateau:

    - Known as the "Valley of Flowers of Maharashtra," Kaas Plateau is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site known for its beautiful sight of flowers. It bursts into a riot of colors with rare flowers during the monsoon season.




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