Mahabaleshware Hill Station

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Mahabaleshware Hill Station

12:18 Posted by sachintech14009

Location :

Mumbai - 270 km via Pune and 225 km via Panvel-Pen-Mahad-Poladpur (approx 6 hours)
Wai - 32 km (1 hours)
Pune - 120 km (3 hours)
Sangli - 176 km (3.5 hours)
Satara - 55 km (1.5 hours)
Bangalore - 787 km (12 hours)

You can reach Mahabaleshwar by taking MSRTC or Private Luxury Buses from Mumbai, Pune, Sangli and Satara. National Highway NH4 is the nearest National Highway to reach Mahabaleshwar.

HOW TO REACH THERE?

Nearest Railway Stations :

Satara - 58 km
Veer (Konkan Railway) - 70 km
Pune - 120 km
Miraj railway junction - 169 km
Sangli - 165 km
You can reach Mahabaleshwar by motorbike in 2 1/2 to 3 hours from pune . You can reach Mahabaleshwar by taking cabs or private cars from the above railway stations.

Nearest Airport :

Pune - 126 km
Mumbai - 226 km

Waterfall :

An evergreen plateau located amidst the Western Ghats of the Sahyadri mountain range, Mahabaleshwar is one of the largest hill stations in the state of Maharashtra.

With its resplendent valleys, cascading waterfalls, placid lakes, ancient temples, cobbled streets and large vistas of greenery, Mahabaleshwar is a home to various spots of instantaneous tourist attractions.

Be it the spectacular lookout points or the spiritual ardor in its air, Mahabaleshwar remains one of the most popular hill resorts of India.

Waterfalls flowing through the heart of the place form a crucial part of its sightseeing tour. These gurgling waterfalls heighten the beauty of the place and are a source of instant attractions among the tourists.

Lingmala waterfall flows down a steep hill and provides an enthralling effect with its illuminating silver water. Dhobi and the Chinaman's waterfalls are two other major waterfalls and picnic spots, and are at their best during the monsoons.

Mount Malcolm:

It used to be the most famous building in the olden days. it was built in 1829 with magnificient architectural skills. Unfortunately, it has lost a lot of its old charm now.