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52 Places to Visit near Mumbai within 200 kms (2024)

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1. Lonavala

Situated at an altitude of 622 m in the Sahyadri Range, Lonavala is a beautiful hill station in the Pune district of Maharashtra. It is one of the top hill stations you must include in Maharashtra tour packages and among the best tourist places to visit near Mumbai & Pune. It is located about 67 km from Pune, and 95 km from Mumbai. Lonavala has several tourist places in the form of caves, lakes, forts and waterfalls. Lohagad Fort , Rajmachi Point, Bhushi Dam, Kune Waterfalls, Karla Caves, Tikona Fort, Visapur Fort, Bedsa Caves and Tung Fort are some of the best places to include in Lonavala tour packages . The twin hill stations of Lonavala and Khandala are the most popular monsoon getaways in India. The best time to visit Lonavala and Khandala is during the monsoon, between July - September when the scenic spots become lush green and the waterfalls are in full flow.

Distance from Mumbai: 95 Kms

Alibaug, or Alibag is a coastal town in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. About 75 km from Lonavala, & 102 km from Mumbai, it is one of the popular places for beaches in Maharashtra , and among the must include places in Konkan Tour Packages . Located in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, Alibaug is well known for its beautiful beaches and ancient forts that are the most visited places as part of Alibaug packages . Alibaug Beach, Kihim Beach, Akshi Beach, Mandwa Beach, Kashid Beach, Varsoli Beach, Nagaon Beach, Murud Beach, Kolaba Fort, and Murud -Janjira Fort are the most popular places to visit in Alibaug . It can also be visited along with Mahabaleshwar tour packages . Alibag is one of the must include places in Maharashtra Tour Packages , especially for beach lovers.

Distance from Mumbai: 102 Kms

Nashik or Nasik is the third-largest city by population in Maharashtra. Situated about 182 km from Mumbai, and 211 km from Pune, it is one of the popular places of pilgrimage in Maharashtra , and among the famous places to visit near Mumbai . Situated at an altitude of 700 m, Nashik is famous for its numerous temples that can be visited as part of Nashik Tour Packages . Panchavati, Someshwar, Ram Kund, Muktidham Temple, Coin Museum, Pandavleni Caves, Sinnar, Anjaneri, and Trimbakeshwar are some of the popular places to visit in Nashik . Nashik also holds Kumbha Mela, the largest religious gathering held once every 12 years. A large number of pilgrims, sadhus, and holy men attend this magnificent fair and take bath in the holy river Godavari. Apart from its religious importance, Nashik has numerous vineyards that dot the countryside and is known as the wine capital of India. Nashik can be visited along with Shirdi Tour Packages .

Distance from Mumbai: 183 Kms

4. Igatpuri

Igatpuri is a beautiful hill town in the Nashik district of Maharashtra. About 136 km from Mumbai, and 250 km from Pune, it is one of the top hill stations in Maharashtra , and among the most popular weekend getaways near Mumbai as well as Pune. At an altitude of 1900 feet in the Sahyadri Hills of Western Ghats, Igatpuri is a treat for the eyes as this charming hill station is adorned with beautiful temples, quaint old forts, pleasant climate, majestic mountains, and splendid scenery. This quaint hill town looks even more beautiful during monsoon season with gushing waterfalls, glittering lakes, mist, and the lush greenery. Bhatsa River Valley, Camel Valley, Tringalwadi Fort, Ghatandevi Temple, and Vaitarna Dam are some important places to visit in Igatpuri during your Maharashtra tour . This hill town has gained popularity among those who seek peace and spiritual rejuvenation, as Igatpuri is home to the Vipassana International Academy of Meditation. Also called as Dammagiri, this Vipassana center is considered to be the world's largest meditation center and is a major attraction in Igatpuri . With many forts in the vicinity, it is a paradise for hikers and trekkers.

Distance from Mumbai: 132 Kms

5. Matheran

Situated at an altitude of 800 m in the Western Ghats range, Matheran is one of the top monsoon destinations in Maharashtra and among popular hill stations near Mumbai & Pune for a weekend trip. It is about 94 km from Mumbai, 56 km from Lonavala and 122 km from Pune. It can be visited as part of Lonavala tour packages . Matheran, which means 'forest on the forehead', is an eco-sensitive region declared by the Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India. It is Asia's only automobile free hill station. Matheran is famous for its 38 viewpoints. Porcupine Point, Panorama Point, Echo Point, Charlott Lake, King George Point, Louisa Point, Monkey Point, Paymaster Park, Panthers' Caves, Rambaug Point, Heart Point, etc. are the some important tourist places in Matheran . Matheran is home to Matheran Hill Railway, one of the few toy trains in India. The Matheran hill railway, also known as Matheran Light Railway (MLR), is being considered for UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Also, this hill station is the birthplace of famous freedom fighter Veer Bhai Kotwal.

Distance from Mumbai: 94 Kms

6. Bhandardara

Bhandardara is a small hill station and a holiday resort located in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. About 157 km from pune & 172 k from Mumbai, it is one of the lesser-known hill stations in Maharashtra , and among the beautiful places to visit near Mumbai . Situated at an altitude of 750 m on the banks of river Pravara, Bhandardara is a blend of natural beauty, waterfalls, mountains, tranquility, greenery, refreshing air, and pristine ambiance that can be experienced as part of Bhandardara tour packages . Arthur Lake, Randha Waterfalls, Umbrella Falls, Bhandardara Dam or Wilson Dam, and Amruteshwar Temple are some important tourist places in Bhandardara . Bhandardara provides plenty of opportunities for small treks and hikes for adventure lovers. The most interesting and exciting trek is the small trek to Ratangad Fort. The famous Mount Kalsubai (1646 m), the highest peak in Maharashtra, is a favorite trekking place. Bhandardara can also be visited along with Lonavala tour packages .

Distance from Mumbai: 172 Kms

7. Malshej Ghat

Nestled in the lofty rugged hills of the Western Ghats, Malshej Ghat is one of the picturesque hill stations in Maharashtra , and among the must include places in Pune Tour Packages . It is about 117 km from Pune, and 141 km from Mumbai. Situated at an altitude of about 700 m, the place is known for its rugged mountains, trekking trails, amazing waterfalls, and numerous lakes. This stunning mountain pass is an amazing getaway from Mumbai and Pune and lures a huge number of tourists, especially during the monsoon season when the surroundings are come alive with lush greenery and breathtaking waterfalls. Malshej Falls, Harishchandragad Fort, Pimpalgaon Joga Dam, Ajoba Hill Fort, Sindola Fort, etc., are some of the top tourist places in Malshej Ghat . For the outdoor enthusiasts and the adventure seeker, there are many trekking trails along its scenic hilly routes and waterfalls. The most famous is the trek to Harishchandragad,among the must-visit places as part of Malshej Ghat trip . Ancient temples and fortifications atop the hill add to the experience of the trek. Another trekking option is to climb the 400 steps of Shivneri Fort, the birthplace of Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Distance from Mumbai: 126 Kms

8. Karla Caves

At a distance of 11 km from Lonavala, 59 km from Pune & 107 km from Mumbai, the Karla Caves or Karle Caves are a complex of ancient Indian Buddhist rock-cut cave temples located at Karli near Lonavala, Maharashtra. It is one of the best Lonavala tourist places and also among well known historical places to visit near Mumbai & Pune protected by Archaeological Survey of India. Karla is one of the most famous centers of early rock-cut architecture in India. The caves are excavated nearly 100 m on a high spur of the chain of hills on the north flank of the Indrayani valley. These caves were developed over two periods - from 2nd century BC to 2nd Century AD and in 5th - 10th Century AD. The oldest of the cave shrines is believed to date back to 160 BC, having arisen near a major ancient trade route, running eastward from the Arabian Sea into the Deccan. These caves are among the must include places in Lonavala tour packages . The Karla complex consists of 16 rock-cut excavations of which cave 8 is the chaityagriha. The complex of Karla Caves has its interior lighted by windows. The Karla Caves of rock excavations are not that elaborate when compared to its counterparts at Ajanta and Ellora. However, the grand chaityagriha of Karla is the grandest and the largest of all the chaityagrihas ...

Distance from Mumbai: 107 Kms

9. Randha Falls

At a distance of 10 km from Bhandardara Bus Stop, 156 km from Pune & 177 km from Mumbai, Randha Falls is a beautiful waterfall located on the Rajur - Bhandardara road in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra . The waterfall is formed over Pravara River and cascades down from a height of 170 feet into a beautiful gorge. Considered as one of the prominent waterfalls in India, the jaw-dropping Randha Falls is a must visit place during monsoon and also one of the popular places to visit in Bhandardara. It is the chief source of hydro power in the Bhandardara region. There is a temple on the banks of the river and a viewpoint just above the falls provides a great view of the waterfalls. The rocky sides of the gorge are home to colonies of bees and one can see huge hanging hives under the rocky ledges.

Distance from Mumbai: 177 Kms

10. Lohagad Fort

At a distance of 11 km from Lonavala, 66 km from Pune & 114 km from Mumbai, the Lohagad Fort (Iron Fort) is a historical fort situated along the Sahyadri hills in the Lonavala region of Maharashtra. It is one of the best tourist places to visit in Lonavala and also one of the popular heritage in Maharashtra . Perched atop a hillock at an altitude of 1050 m, the Lohagad Fort separates the Indrayani basin from the Pawna basin. It is also among the popular trekking places to visit near Pune & Mumbai. It is one of the most visited forts in Maharashtra as part of Lonavala tour packages . The fort was built by Guru Govind Singh in 1564 CE to serve as a prison. Shivaji Maharaj captured it in 1648 CE, but he was forced to surrender it to the Mughals in 1665 CE by the Treaty of Purandar. Shivaji Maharaj recaptured the fort in 1670 CE and used it for keeping his treasury. Later in Peshwa's time, Nana Phadnavis used this fort for living and built several structures in the fort such as a big tank and a step-well. Recently the fort has been declared as a protected monument by the government. The hillfort is designed in the shape of the tail of a scorpion. The fort can be reached from any of its four entrances, namely Maha Darwaja, Ganesh ...

Distance from Mumbai: 114 Kms

11. Umbrella Falls

At a distance of 500 m from Bhandardara Bus Stop, Umbrella Falls is a beautiful seasonal waterfalls situated at the Bhandardara Dam in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. It is one of the top places to visit in Bhandardara and also one of the best waterfalls in Maharashtra. When the Wilson dam overflows during monsoon, water gushes out from a small opening in its northern end over a semicircular rock, forming the picturesque Umbrella Falls. The water body is also used for hydro�electric power generation. There is a bridge right below the waterfall, tourists can get a full view of the waterfalls standing on the bridge. The waterfalls can be enjoyed only during the monsoon season, when the dam reaches full capacity. The falls can be easily reached by walk from Bhandardara Bus Station which is around 500 m.

Distance from Mumbai: 178 Kms

12. Elephanta Caves

At a distance of 17 km from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Elephanta Caves are a network of sculpted caves located on Elephanta Island or Gharapuri in Mumbai Harbour. The Caves, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, is Mumbai's oldest historic site and also one of the best Mumbai tourist places . Among the prime places to visit as part of Mumbai Packages , the identity of the creators of Elephant Caves is disputed. It is believed that the Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas were behind the creation of the caves and sculptures. The island was ruled by the Chalukyas and later by the Gujarat sultanate. It was later handed over by the Gujarat Sultan to the Portuguese in 1534 AD. The caves are known for beautiful Hindu temples and sculptures. The Elephanta Caves were named by the Portuguese after they saw a statue of an elephant on the island. The statue is now placed at the Bhau Daji Lad Museum at the Jijamata Udyan at Byculla in Mumbai. The main cave (Cave 1) was a Hindu place of worship until Portuguese rule began in 1534 AD, after which the caves suffered severe damage. This cave was renovated in the 1970s after years of neglect and was designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 to preserve the artwork. It is currently maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Elephanta Island has two groups of caves in the rock-cut architectural ...

Distance from Mumbai: 17 Kms

13. Murud - Janjira Fort

At a distance of 5 km from Murud, 21 km from Diveagar, 53 km from Alibaug, 84 km from Raigad Fort, 170 km from Mumbai, and 162 km from Pune, Murud - Janjira is an island fort situated near Murud in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. This is one of the top places to visit in Alibaug , and also one of the popular heritage places to visit near Pune and Mumbai. Janjira Fort is surrounded by the Arabian Sea on all sides and is one of the strongest marine forts of India. It is one of the popular places of heritage in Maharashtra , and among the must include places in Alibaug tour packages . The name Janjira is derived from the Arabic word Jazeera which means island. The original structure was built in the 15th century by a Koli chief as a defense against pirates and thieves. Originally a small wooden structure, Janjira Fort was later captivated by Siddi Sirul Khan an Abyssinian Siddi of Ahmednagar kings in the 17th century. During its construction, the fort structure collapsed thrice. Siddi realized that a sacrifice is needed, so he offered his 22 years old son to God. It is one of the The fort was attacked many times by the Portuguese, British, and the Marathas but it was successful in resisting attempts to capture. Shivaji's ...

Distance from Mumbai: 154 Kms

14. Kalsubai Peak / Mount Kalsubai

At a distance of 12 km from Bhandardara, 165 km from Mumbai & 174 km from Pune, Kalsubai Peak is a mountain peak in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. This is one of the popular places of trekking in Maharashtra , and among the must include places in Bhandardara tour packages . The peak of Kalsubai perched at an altitude of 5400 feet (1646 m) and it is the highest peak in Maharashtra. The peak lies within the Kalsubai Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary. It is one of the best places to visit in Bhandardara for adventure enthusiasts. The peak is a small plateau and offers a commanding view of nearby forts and Bhandardara Dam. It was used for keeping watch on their enemies during the Maratha rule in the region. Kalsubai Temple is Located at the topmost peak of the Sahyadri mountain range of Maharashtra. Mount Kalsubai is a famous trekking destination in Maharashtra. The trekking route attracts a large number of visitors, some to conquer the highest peak in Maharashtra, some trek to Kalsubai to visit Mandir and offer prayers to local deity Kalsubai. The temple houses an old well, where the water level never drops below 3 feet. A religious fair is organized by the locals at this temple during Navratri. To reach the summit there are various trekking routes. The ...

Distance from Mumbai: 165 Kms

15. Sinhagad Fort

At a distance of 32 km from Pune Junction, Sinhagad or Sinhagarh means the Lion Fort, is a fortress located southwest of Pune City. Sinhagad Fort is one of the popular places of trekking in Maharashtra , and among the must include places in Pune packages Previously called Kondana, the fort has been the site of many important battles, most notably the Battle of Sinhagad in 1671 CE. It is one of the top places to visit near Pune City. According to history, the fort was built 2,000 years ago and it is said that the name Kondana was derived from sage Kaundinya. Mohammed bin Tughalak captured the fort from the Koli tribal chieftain, Nag Naik in 1340 CE. And in 1496 CE, Malik Ahmad, the founder of the Nizam Shahi dynasty took control of the fort. Nearly 200 years later, the Maratha leader Shahaji Bhonsale captured the fort. In 1647 CE, Shivaji held the stronghold and renamed it Sinhagad. In 1665 CE, as per the Treaty of Purandar, Shivaji handed over Sinhagad to the Mughals and again captured it in 1670 CE, under the direction of Tanaji who was Shivaji's favorite general. Aurangzeb laid siege to Sinhagad in 1701- 03 CE, but could not hold it for long. Finally the British seized the fort from the Marathas in 1818 AD. The fort was later used as a retreat for many European residents of Pune. Counted ...

Distance from Mumbai: 192 Kms

16. Bhaja Caves

At a distance of 5 km from Lohagad Fort, 15 km from Lonavala, 71 km from Pune & 119 km from Mumbai, Bhaja Caves are one of the popular Buddhist caves of Hinayana faith in Maharashtra. These caves are one of the top places to visit in Lonavala and among the well known tourist places to visit near Pune & Mumbai . These caves are well known historical places near Pune protected as National Monument by the Archaeological Survey of India. Bhaja Caves or Bhaje caves are a group of 22 rock-cut caves dating back to the 2nd century BC. The caves are 400 feet above the village of Bhaja on an ancient trade route, which extends from the eastern side of the Arabian Sea towards the Deccan. The Bhaja Caves are similar to the Karla Caves in style and architectural designs. The most prominent among the excavations is the chaityagriha (Cave 12). The chaityagriha is considered to be the earliest of its kind. It consists of a large apsidal hall and is divided into a central nave and side aisles by 27 pillars. The ceiling of the nave is vaulted and original wooden beams are fixed. Chaitya contains stupa at its far end with a hole in the top for wooden umbrella. Cave 18 is a monastery and consists of a rectangular hall with a front pillared verandah. Depictions of the Sun God Surya and Lord Indra are present ...

Distance from Mumbai: 119 Kms

17. Kashid Beach

At a distance of 32 km from Alibaug, 20 km from Murud - Janjira Fort, and 133 km from Mumbai, Kashid Beach is a beautiful beach on the shores of the Arabian Sea at Kashid. It is one of the popular beaches in Maharashtra and also a popular weekend getaway from Mumbai and Pune. Kashid Beach is tucked between two hillocks and is known for its clear waters, white sand and casuarina groves that line the shore. The 3 km long white sand beach is the most beautiful and alluring in the Konkan region. Kashid Beach is a quiet and soothing place and a perfect getaway from the busy city life. Kashid is not as commercially popular as most other beaches in the state. Most tourists stop over at Kashid en route Alibag or Murud. Kashid Beach is also perfect for surfing with waves rising as high as six feet almost throughout the year. However swimming is not recommended at Kashid. Kashid is also a popular destination for water sports like water scooters, parasailing and banana boat rides. The beach is very crowded on weekends but on weekdays it has almost deserted look. There are lots of shacks with hammocks offering snacks, cold drinks, and coconut water. One can relax there and enjoy the beauty of beach.

Distance from Mumbai: 133 Kms

18. Ratangad Fort

At a distance of 6 km from Ratanwadi, 23 km from Bhandardara , 183 km from Pune & 197 km from Mumbai, Ratangad is an ancient hill fort situated at Ratanwadi village in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. It is one of the best forts in Maharashtra and an ideal place for trekking around Mumbai & Pune. The Ratangad Fort is one of the most popular places to visit in Bhandardara and the place leaves visitors spellbound with its rich heritage. The fort is located at a height of 4250 feet. Ratangad Fort is 400 year old fort, which was used by Maratha warrior Shivaji. The fort was initially ruled by the Mughals and it was conquered by Shivaji Maharaj. Ratangad has a natural rock peak with a cavity at the top which is called Nedhe or Eye of the Needle. The fort has four gates known as Ganesh, Hanuman, Konkan and Trimbak. There are two caves on the Ratangad Fort, one of the caves is smaller and can accommodate 8-10 people, while the other cave is larger and can accommodate 40-50 people. It also has many wells on the top. The base village Ratanwadi has Amruteshwar Temple which is famous for its carvings. The Pravara River originates in Ratangad Fort. According to the local legend, Sage Agastya meditated and performed penance in Ratangad. At that place two drops of Amrut was dropped and water started flowing out from Ratangad continuously resulting in the river Pravara hence the name 'Amrutvahini'. There are numerous ...

Distance from Mumbai: 197 Kms

19. Trimbakeshwar / Tryambakeswar

At a distance of 28 km from Nashik, Trimbakeshwar or Tryambakeswar is a small pilgrimage town located on the banks of River Godavari at the foothills of Brahmagiri Mountains in Nasik district of Maharashtra. It is one of the popular places of pilgrimage in Maharashtra , and among the must-include places in Nashik packages . Trimbakeshwar is famous for Trimbakeshwar Temple which is one of the 12 Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva. It is one of the most famous places to visit near Nashik . Trimbakeshwar Temple is built by Sri Nana Saheb Peshwa in 1755-1786 AD. The presiding deity of the temple is Lord Shiva as Trimbakeshwar. The extraordinary feature of the Jyotirlinga located here is its three faces embodying Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Rudra. A crown studded with precious stones rests on top of this Linga, which is said to be from the age of Pandavas. This crown is decorated with various precious stones like emeralds, diamonds, and many other varieties. The crown is displayed every Monday from 4 PM - 5 PM. It is one of the most popular places to visit near Mumbai . The temple is built of black stone in the Nagara style of architecture and is enclosed in a spacious courtyard. The sanctum internally a square and externally ...

Distance from Mumbai: 193 Kms

20. Revdanda Fort & Beach

At a distance of 5 km from Korlai, 18 km from Alibaug and 15 km from Kashid, Revdanda Fort is an ancient Portuguese fort located at Revdanda in Raigad district of Maharashtra. The fort is located at the mouth of the Kundalika River. Revdanda Fort, also known as Revdanda Aagarkot, was built by Portuguese Captain Soj in 1558 CE. In 1740 CE, Revdanda along with the Korlai Fort came under Maratha kingdom as per the treaty signed by the Portuguese. Angres defeated the fort in 1817 CE but it came under the British Raj in 1818 AD. The periphery of the fort is around 5 km. The entire fortification has two main doors one from north and the other from south. Of which the northern gate was for land connection and the southern gate was used as a passage to the sea. This route opens to the main sea through the Revdanda creek. Portuguese built a dock over here which had become non-existent over time. The north and south gate is connected directly by a long road made of stones. Now, only the western part of the compound has some relics of the ancient fort. The remaining portion has eventually become the Revdanda village with houses and patches of farmlands. The fort has a 4 storey tower and a couple of cannons within its walls. There is an old passage beneath the principle walls which is presently blocked. Revdanda had a chapel where St Francis Xaviers delivered one of his earliest sermons in the Indian subcontinent. Revdanda was also the first place in India where Afanasy ...

Distance from Mumbai: 118 Kms

21. Someshwar Waterfalls / Dudhsagar Falls

At a distance of 2 km from Someshwar Temple and 9 km from Nashik Central Bus Station, Someshwar Waterfalls is a breathtaking waterfall situated near Gangapur in the suburbs of Nashik. It is one of the popular waterfalls in Maharashtra , and among the must-visit places as part of Nashik tour packages . Also known as Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Someshwar Waterfalls is one of the most favorite tourist places in Nashik . This small and beautiful waterfall is formed over the holy River Godavari. The height of the waterfall is 10 m and the place turns very picturesque during the monsoon as there is a huge water flow and also a lot more greenery around. It is a much-loved picnic spot by families and preferred stop by youngsters, to spend a relaxed evening. There is also a Balaji Temple near the waterfall which is a must-visit. Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM Entry: Free

Distance from Mumbai: 187 Kms

22. Bhimashankar Temple

At a distance of 111 km from Pune, 124 km from Lonavala, 210 km from Nashik, and 224 km from Mumbai, Bhimashankar Temple is an ancient pilgrimage center located near Karjat in the Ghat region of Sahyadri hills in Maharashtra. This is one of the top places of pilgrimage in Maharashtra , and also one of the best pilgrimage places to visit near Pune . Bhimashankar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the 12 holy Jyotirlinga shrines in India, and among the must-visit places as part of Pune tour packages . The other Jyotirlinga shrines in Maharashtra are Vaidyanath near Parli, Trimbakeshwara near Nashik, Grishneshwar near Aurangabad, and Aundha Nagnath Temple in Hingoli. Bhimashankar is also the source of the river Bhima, which flows southeast and merges with the Krishna River near Raichur. It is believed that the original temple of Bhimashankar was built in the 12th century CE. However, no evidence remains dating to that period has been found. The temple was renovated by Chimaji Antaji Bhide Naik in 1733 CE followed by some repair works by Dikshit Patwardhan in 1766 CE. A well was constructed in the complex by Raghunathrao Peshwa. The famous minister of the Peshwas, Nana Phadnavis carried out a lot of renovations, including the construction of the shikhara. It is one of the famous places to visit in Pune . According ...

Distance from Mumbai: 199 Kms

23. Pandavleni Caves

At a distance of 8 km from Nashik Central Bus Station, Pandavleni Caves or Trirashmi Caves are the ancient rock cut caves situated on Trirashmi Hills to the south of Nashik. The location of the caves is a holy Buddhist site in Maharashtra and also one of the popular places to visit in Nashik. Pandavleni Caves are a group of 24 caves carved between the 3rd century BC and the 2nd century AD, representing the Hinayana Buddhism and has nothing to do with the characters of Mahabharata (the Pandavas).These caves were built by the rulers of that time like Satavahanas and Kshaharatas for Hinayana Buddhist monks. More ancient name of caves is Trirashmi Caves where the root 'Trirashmi' means 'triple royal'. Most of the caves are Viharas except for the 18th cave which is a Chaitya. Caves 3, 10, 18 and 20 are the most significant and fascinating caves among the 24 caves which are noted for their magnificent sculptures. Cave 3 has a large Vihara with fascinating sculptures. Cave 10 is also a Vihara but it is much older and finer than Cave 3. It is believed to be as old as the Karla Caves near Lonavala. These caves houses shrines, cisterns, rare inscription, carved figures of Buddha and Bodhisattva, along with icons of some of the Jain Teerthankaras like Vrishabhdeo, Ambikadevi, Veer Manibhadraji etc. The Chaitya (Cave 18) is well sculptured with an elaborate facade. There are several inscriptions found in these caves. Inscriptions in caves 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19 and ...

Distance from Mumbai: 174 Kms

24. Kune Falls

At a distance of 2 km from Khandala Railway Station, 3.5 km from Lonavala Railway Station, 94 km from Mumbai & 70 km from Pune, Kune Falls is a scenic waterfall situated near Kune village in Pune district of Maharashtra. It is one of the famous waterfalls not to miss in a Maharashtra tour and also one of the best places to visit in Lonavala . Kune Falls lies at an altitude of 622 m set against the stunning backdrop of the famous Sahyadri Mountains. It is a three-tiered waterfall cascading down from a height of 200 m and is a must include tourist place in Lonavala tour packages . The waterfall is divided into 2 sections and the highest drop at this three-tier waterfall is of about 100 m. The place is completely surrounded by lush green vegetation and provides a great visual experience. The falls attracts tourists in large numbers during the rainy season when the waterfall is in its peak form and flows down with a huge gush. Bathing and swimming are popular activities in the waterfalls. The water that flows through the valley runs for many days even after the monsoon season is over. The Kune Church is located within the close proximity of Kune Waterfalls and serves as a landmark to reach the waterfalls. From the church, it takes just a short walk to reach Kune falls. The ...

25. Garbett Point / Garbut Point

At a distance of 17 km from Matheran and 8 km from Diksal, Garbett Point or Garbut Point is located near Matheran with grand view of the plateau below. The huge plateau gives a view to various waterfalls on the neighboring mountains. This place is also one of the top things to do in Matheran hill station and it is one of the must include places in Lonavala packages .. Garbut Point, situated about 5 km walk from Matheran Railway Station, is a comparatively secluded and less visited vantage point. Flanked by a gorgeous valley on one side and the thick jungle on the other, Garbett Point is a place from where enthralling views of sunrise and sunset can be observed. Garbett to Matheran trekking is very famous for adventure lovers from Mumbai and Pune. The trek is a bit long and requires a little patience to accomplish. The trek starts from Diksal village. After walking for 5 minutes one can see a huge manmade lake. Visitors need to walk along the perimeter of the lake and cross a fast moving stream. One needs a rope to cross the stream during the monsoon season. The fields and the mountains are lush green with waterfalls all around. After crossing the stream, trekkers need to climb a steep hillock till a nearby village. After short steep climb from the village, one will reach the narrow Garbett plateau, which ...

Distance from Mumbai: 89 Kms

26. Rajmachi Fort

At a distance of 15 km from Lonavala, 15 km from Khandala, 82 km from Mumbai & 82 km from Pune, Rajmachi Fort is an ancient fort situated in Pune district of Maharashtra. It is one of the popular tourist places near Mumbai for trekking and also among the best places to visit in Lonavala . This famous fort in Maharashtra lies at an altitude of 2710 feet. This is a protected monument and is among the most popular attraction not to miss in a Lonavala tour packages . Historically, Rajmachi fort was a strategic fort to control Bor Ghat (between Khopoli and Khandala on Mumbai-Pune route) which was a historical trade route. It is one of the ideal one day trip near Mumbai . The fort complex was originally constructed by the Satavahanas. In 1657 CE, Shivaji Maharaj captured this fort along with other neighbouring forts from the Adilshahi ruler of Bijapur. In 1704 CE, the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb captured the fort from the Marathas. However, the Marathas regained its control in 1705 CE. In 1713 CE, Shahu Maharaj handed over Rajmachi fort to Kanhoji Angre. Eventually in 1818 CE with the downfall of the Marathas, the British took over the Rajmachi Fort. Rajmachi Fort consists of two citadels namely Shrivardhan and Manaranjan Forts. It is a very famous ...

Distance from Mumbai: 82 Kms

27. Mandwa Beach

At a distance of 13 km from Kihim Beach, 19 km from Alibaug, Mandwa Beach is a scenic beach situated at Mandwa village in Raigad district of Maharashtra, India. It is a popular weekend beach destination from Mumbai city. Mandwa is a stunning beach thronged by number of tourists. The beach is isolated from crowd and pollution. The village of Mandwa, which is located nearby, attracts visitors due to the presence of dense coconut trees. The beautiful sunset view from the beach is really picturesque. Chaul is also a popular tourist spot situated near the beach. This place is known for a church, Buddhist caves, a synagogue, a temple and several ruins of Portuguese. Mandwa Beach is a water sport enthusiast's dream destination, infact the place boasts of being the best water sports center around Mumbai and Pune. The various water sports activities are Jet Ski, kayaking, banana tube ride, water scooters etc. The town also has another tourist attraction the Karmarkar Museum famous for its sculptures. On a clear day one can enjoy a long, breathtaking view across the bay, up to the Gateway of India. Regular ferries are available from the Gateway of India to Mandwa jetty to reach the beach.

Distance from Mumbai: 111 Kms

28. Vikatgad / Peb Fort

At a distance of 3.5 km from Neral Railway Station,13 km from Matheran, 88 km from Mumbai & 117 km from Pune, Peb Fort, also known as Vikatgad, is an ancient fort situated near Neral. This is one of the popular places of trekking near Mumbai , and among the must-visit places as part of Matheran Tour Packages . Situated at an altitude of 2100 feet, the fort derives its name from the Goddess Pebi at the base of the fort. The fort is also named Vikatgad for its supposed shape of the Elephant Headed God, Ganesh. Historical references clearly indicate that Shivaji Maharaj used the caves on the fort to store the grains. It is one of the popular places to visit in Matheran . The fort is famous for its caves which are maintained by disciples of Swami Samartha and the meditation chambers carved out from the rock inside the mountain. To get inside the meditation chamber, one has to crawl through a narrow passage and then climb down into the meditation chamber. The chamber is very well maintained with tiles on the floor for people to sit and meditate. The fort also has a temple dedicated to Swami Samartha on the top and has the footwear or Padukas worn by the great saint kept on the top. The view of the entire Neral and Karjat region from the top is worth the climb. Another ...

Distance from Mumbai: 88 Kms

29. Prabalgad Fort / Prabal Fort

At a distance of 46 km from Matheran, 16 km from Panvel, 61 km from Mumbai and 117 km from Pune, Prabalgad Fort or Prabal Fort is located between Matheran and Panvel in Maharashtra. It lies at an altitude of 2300 feet in the Western Ghats. This is one of the most beautiful tiny forts in Maharashtra and a great place for trekking near Mumbai. The fort was built on a plateau very close to Matheran. Prabalgad Fort was built during Bahmani Sultanate to keep an eye on Panvel Fort and Kalyan Fort in North Konkan. It was known as Muranjan until it was taken over and renamed by the Maratha forces under Shivaji's rule. This magnificent fort was captured by Chhatrapati Shivaji from the Mughals. Historians believe that there was a treasure hidden inside the fort at the time of its capture. Prabal Fort presently in ruins is located at the flat summit of the Prabal hills in the western side of Matheran. The fort contains a temple to Ganesh and some stone ruins. The fort initially had two gateways and eleven towers. However in 1818 AD, these gateways were destroyed in uncongenial fights. At present, one can see only four towers in the fort and a pond on the top of Prabal hills. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, this heritage site is a popular tourist attraction of the region. One can see this fort from various viewpoints of Matheran including Little Chowk Point and Louisa Point. Right next to Prabalgad, to its north, ...

Distance from Mumbai: 61 Kms

30. Ambarnath Shiv Mandir

At a distance of 5 km from Ulhasnagar Railway Station, 37 km from Matheran, and 59 km from Mumbai Central, Ambarnath Shiv Temple is an ancient Hindu temple situated on the banks of Waldhuni River in Ambarnath. It is one of the popular places of heritage in Maharashtra , and among the most popular places of sightseeing in Matheran . This ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is a popular religious shrine of the region that can be visited during your Matheran Tour . The temple is believed to be constructed in 1060 AD by King Mahamandaleshwar as a tribute to his ancestors. The temple is carved out of stone in the Hemadpanthi architectural style of construction and is known for its resemblance with the famous Dilwara Temples of Mount Abu in Rajasthan. The temple is built with black basalt stone. The main attraction of this shrine is the marvelous architectural designs carved on the walls and ceilings that grab the attention of the visitors. The beautiful images of Lord Shiva in different moods, including his renowned dancing pose, adorn the ceilings and pillars. To reach the Garbhagriha, one has to descend 20 steps. There is a Swayambhu (self-manifested) linga enshrined under the open sky in the inner sanctum. A statue of Nandi Bull is located at the center of the main porch of the ...

Distance from Mumbai: 59 Kms

31. Irshalgad

At a distance of 40 km from Matheran, 19 km from Karjat, 66 km from Mumbai & 115 km from Pune, Irshalgad is a fortress located between Matheran and Panvel in Maharashtra. It is a twin fort to Prabalgad and among ideal weekend getaways near Mumbai. The area of the fort is not large but there are several water tanks cut from the rock. Irshalgad pinnacle is accessible by an easy to moderate 3 km trek and it takes about 1.5 hours. The trek starts from Karja village which is about 11 km from Karjat Railway Station. From Karja village one can follow a well-defined path till Irshalwadi village. The path from Karja passes through a steep ridge and then tapers to an easy ascend till Irshalwadi. From the village one has to walk straight up to a small temple dedicated to a local deity. Take left from the temple, standing at this point one can see the Irshalgad peak on the right side. However one has to traverse from left to reach the base of the pinnacle. There is a water tank on the route from the Irshal plateau to the peak. From there, visitors will reach the needle hole near the top through a simple rock-climbing route. To reach the top of the pinnacle, it is essential to have rock climbing equipment. From the top one can see the forts of Prabalgad, Matheran, Chanderi, Malang gad, Karnala and Manikgad.

Distance from Mumbai: 66 Kms

32. Kanheri Caves

At a distance of 42 km from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Kanheri caves are located inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park to the north of Borivali in the outskirts of North Mumbai in Maharashtra. These Caves are considered one of the top tourist places in Mumbai . The name of these caves has originated from the Sanskrit word Krishnagiri, meaning black. These are the must-include places in Mumbai tour packages , especially for history buff.The Kanheri Caves constitute a group of rock-cut monuments chiseled out of a massive basaltic rock. The caves demonstrate the Buddhist influence on the art and culture of India. These caves were formed between the 1st century BC and 10th century AD, with the earliest rocks comprising 109 tiny rock-cut cells. Most caves were named Buddhist Viharas in ancient times and were meant for living, study, and meditation. The site also served as a university during the rule of Kushanas and Mauryas. Kanheri caves are divided into three different caves, each of which has a stone plinth for a bed. The caves have chaityagrihas with rock-cut stupas where Buddhists worshipped. There are single and multiple celled viharas or monasteries that were abode to Buddhist monks. The caves also had podhis or water cisterns which were dug skillfully to trap rainwater for use during summers. The initial caves are small ...

Distance from Mumbai: 42 Kms

33. Chowpatty Beach / Girgaon Chowpatty

At a distance of 4.5 km from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Chowpatty Beach, officially known as Girgaon Chowpatty, is one of the most famous beaches in Mumbai adjoining Marine Drive in the Girgaon area. This is a popular beach which attracts people of all age groups and also one of the top tourist places in Mumbai. Chowpatty Beach has been an important center for many celebrations over the years, including Ganesh Chaturthi. During this festival, thousands of devotees gather at the beach to participate in the immersions of the Lord Ganapathi idols in the Arabian Sea. Another popular festival that is held here is Ramlila, which lasts for a period of 10 days. Processions, energetic dance performances and beating of the drums are an integral part of this festival. The beach is not as famous for activities like sunbathing or swimming as for its street food. Every evening, the beach is crowded by people of all ages, along with food kiosks, ferries and balloon sellers. Tourists can either sit under the shade of stunted trees to relax or taste the flavours of variety of street food. Take a barefoot stroll on the golden sands or admire the sunrise and sunset as you laze around on the beach front. Swimming is not advisable at the beach because the water surrounding the beach is heavily polluted. Fecal coliform was recorded in the water in 2013 at levels of 1455 per 100 ml, far above the acceptable standard of 500 per 100 ml.

Distance from Mumbai: 5 Kms

34. Sanjay Gandhi National Park

At a distance of 35 km from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), earlier known as Borivali National Park, is a large protected area near Borivali in the northern part of Mumbai. It is one of the prominent places of wildlife in Maharashtra , and among the must include places in Mumbai tour packages . The park was named Krishnagiri National Park in the pre-independence era. At that time the area of the park was only 20.26 sq. km. In 1969, the park was expanded to 104 Sq. km by acquiring various reserve forest properties adjoining the park and was renamed as Borivali National Park in 1974. In 1981, it was re-dedicated as 'Sanjay Gandhi National Park' in memory of Sanjay Gandhi, the son of ex-Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi, who was killed in an air crash in 1980. It is one of the famous places to visit in Mumbai . The park is known for its dense forests, vast birdlife, butterflies, and small population of tigers. The Kanheri Caves in the center of the park were an important Buddhist learning center and pilgrimage site sculpted by Buddhist monks between the 9th and the 1st centuries BCE. They were chiseled out of a massive basaltic rock outcropping. There is a Jain Temple with three huge carved idols is situated on the way to the caves. Besides, the ...

Distance from Mumbai: 35 Kms

35. Vasai Fort

At a distance of 73 km from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Vasai Fort, also known as the Bassein Fort, is an ancient fort located at Vasai in the suburbs of North Mumbai. The fort, overlooks the confluence of the Ulhas River, is one of the top places to visit in Mumbai. Vasai was known as a place for ship building in the 15th Century. Bahadur Shah, a Mughal Emperor had built the Bassein Fort in the 1530s. The fort covers an area of around 110 acre. The Portuguese conquered and destroyed most of the fort a year after it was built. The Portuguese remodeled the fort into a flourishing city by building a citadel inside. The fort was under the Portuguese control till 1739 AD. In the 18th century, the fort was raided and overtaken by the Maratha army under Chimaji Appa. They stood strong for 3 long years, and then the British took over the fort in the First Anglo-Maratha War. Once a strategic place on the Western coast of India, this fort has now mostly turned into ruins. Despite the fort is so old and in the condition of ageing, there are many remains, which are still livens the wonderful architecture of the olden days. Three chapels inside the fort are in the condition, which can be easily recognized. The southernmost chapel has a well-preserved barrel vaulted ceiling and the walls are covered with tree roots and palm groves. Many of the watchtowers still stand so strong, with secure staircases. Surrounded by sea on the three sides, it is a favourite location of ...

Distance from Mumbai: 73 Kms

36. Shivneri Fort

At a distance of 94 km from Pune Junction, Shivneri Fort is an ancient fort situated near Junnar in Pune district of Maharashtra. Shivneri Fort is one of the most magnificent as well as historically rich forts of India. It is a famous trekking destination and also a popular weekend picnic destination near Pune. It is also one of the top tourist places in Pune visiting. The Shivneri Fort was built during the time of Satavahanas. After the Satavahanas, the Shivneri Fort was occupied by the Shilaharas, the Yadavas, and the Bahamanis. In 1599 AD the hill fort was granted to Shivaji's grandfather, Maloji Bhosale and passed down to Shahaji. Jijabai (Shivaji's mother) spent the days of her pregnancy here and this was the birth place of Shivaji, the famous Maratha warrior who was born in 1630 AD. Shivaji spent his childhood in Shivneri Fort and also undertook his military training here. Shivneri is a triangular shape hill fort and has its entrance from the South-West side of the hill. Apart from the main gate there is an entrance to the fort from Eastern side called locally as the chain gate, where in one has to hold chains to climb up to the fort gate. The fort extends up to 1 mi with seven spiral well-defended gates. There are mud walls all around the fort. The fort also exhibits a small water pond named Badami Talav, located in the center of the fort. Close to the pond lies the idol of Jijabai along with her son Shivaji. Shiv Janmasthan, Ambarkhana, Kadelot Point, Ganga ...

Distance from Mumbai: 170 Kms

At a distance of 30 km from Nashik, Sinnar is a town and a municipal council in Sinnar taluka of Nashik district in Maharashtra. Sinnar is mainly famous for Sri Gondeshwar Temple and Gargoti Museum. It is one of the famous places to visit near Aurangabad . Gondeshwar Temple is situated about 2 km from Sinnar Bus Station and it represents the best example of the Hemadpanti style of architecture. The structure was constructed using the locally available black basalt stone and lime. The temple's origin dates back to 12 - 13th century during the Yadava dynasty. Some sources claim that Raj Govinda of the Yadava dynasty built this great temple. Yet another tradition assigns the building to Govindaraja, another Yadava king who ruled about the beginning of the twelfth century AD. It is a Shaiva Panchayatan or a group of five temples within a large enclosure. The central shrine is dedicated to Lord Shiva and the remaining four temples are dedicated to goddess Parvati, Sri Ganapathi, Surya Bhagwan, and Lord Vishnu. This is the largest, most complete, and best-preserved example of the medieval temples of the Deccan of the Indo-Aryan style. The temple is an astonishing display of stone carvings and sculptures portraying the stories from the Puranas, Mahabharata & Ramayana. Sculptures of Gods, Goddesses, Apsaras, Yakshas, Kinnaras, and Gandharvas adorn the entire complex. The temple of Lord Shiva is beautifully ...

Distance from Mumbai: 198 Kms

38. Dugarwadi Waterfall

At a distance of 8 km from Trimbakeshwar and 38 km from Nashik, Dugarwadi waterfall is one of the best natural waterfalls of Maharashtra situated near Sapgon. Dugarwadi is a great place to explore the beauty of mother nature especially in the monsoon season. The dense forest, waterfall and the fresh air are all seductive. It totally makes one forget about all the hustle-bustle, stress and tensions of the city life. During rains take utmost care because the water level rises suddenly. To reach the Dugarwadi falls, visitors need to drive up to Sapgon on NH-848, which is about 4 km from Trimbakeshwar. From Sapgon the waterfall parking area is 4 km. After reaching the place, one has to park the vehicles near the road and a walk of 1-2 km is required to reach at the exact place of waterfall. It is recommended to make group visit at Dugarwadi, because there is no security available and it is also a lonely place.

Distance from Mumbai: 200 Kms

39. Brahmagiri Hill

At a distance of 3 km from Trimbakeshwar Bus Station and 31 km from Nashik, Brahmagiri is a mountain adjacent to Trimbakeshwar in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra. Situated at an altitude of 1,298 m, Brahmagiri is the source of the sacred River Godavari. Brahmagiri literally means the hill of Lord Brahma. According to the mythology, sage Gautama and his wife Ahalya resided on this hill. A cow was unintentionally killed by Saint Gautama while trying to ward it off. To wash his sins, he worshipped Lord Shiva to bring river Ganga on earth from the heaven. Pleased with Sage Gautama's devotion, Lord Shiva requested Ganga river to flow down in the form of Godavari to make Sage Gautama pure. Hence, the river is also known as River Gautami. Earlier, Brahmagiri hill is considered as a huge form of Lord Shiva and hence the mountain climbing was considered as a sin. In the year 1908, Seth Lalchand of Karachi and Seth Ganeshdas built 500 stone steps at a cost of Rs. 40,000. This has facilitated easy access to Brahmagiri. One can see the water flows in three directions on the mountain. The one flowing towards east becomes Godavari River, one flowing towards the south is Vaitarna River and the one flowing towards the west is called the west-flowing Ganga and meets Godavari near Chakra Tirth. River Ahalya meets Godavari in front of the Trimbakeshwar temple. Sadyo-Jata, Vamdev, Tat-Purusha, Aghora and Ishana are the five peaks of Brahmagiri hills, which are considered as five mouths ...

Distance from Mumbai: 195 Kms

40. Dabhosa Waterfall

At a distance of 19 km from Jawhar, 61 km from Trimbakeshwar, 88 km from Nashik and 168 km from Mumbai, Dabhosa waterfall is beautiful waterfall situated at Dabhosa village in Thane district of Maharashtra. This is one of the highest waterfalls in Maharashtra near Mumbai. The Dabhosa Waterfalls is formed over Lendi River and cascades down from a height of about 300 feet. Dabhosa waterfall is more beautiful in the rainy season with full flow and lot of greenery around. It is a superb adventure spot with Kayaking, Valley Crossing, Zip Line, Rappelling and laddering, Trekking and fishing. Dabhosa Waterfall Resort and Jawhar Hill Station Resort are the two accommodation options near Dabhosa Waterfalls. These resorts offers various adventurous activities at the falls like Kayaking, Valley Crossing, Zip Line, Rappelling and laddering, Trekking and fishing. The nights are a complete back to nature experience with the roar of the waterfall in the background. Timings: 7 AM to 6 PM

41. Ranjangaon Maha Ganapati Mandir

At a distance of 50 km from Pune, Sri Maha Ganapati Temple is situated at Ranjangaon in Shirur Taluk of Pune district. This is one among the Ashtavinayak temples in Maharashtra and also one of the popular places to visit in Pune. The stone pillars of the temple indicate that the temple was built during the 9th or 10th century during the rule of Peshwas. Madhavrao Peshwa made a room in the basement of the temple to keep the idol of Lord Ganesh. Later on Sardar Kibe of Indore renovated it. Nagarkhana is situated above the entrance gate. According to the legend, the village Ranjangaon is considered to be the place where Shiva himself sought the blessings of Ganesh and ultimately destroyed Tripurasur. The temple faces east and has an imposing main gate which is guarded by two statues of Jaya and Vijay. The temple is designed in such a way that during Dakshinayan, the rays of the sun fall directly on the idol. The idol of Lord Ganesh is seated on a lotus with his consorts Siddhi and Riddhi on both sides. He is facing east in a cross legged sitting posture with broad forehead and the trunk turned towards the left. It is said that the original idol is hidden in the basement, having 10 trunks and 20 hands and is called Mahotkat. However, the temple authorities deny existence of any such idol. The temple celebrates a special 6 day festival on the occasion of Ganesh Chathurti, during which Mahabhog is offered to the temple deity on the fifth day. During this festival, ...

42. Junnar Caves

At a distance of 96 km from Pune, Junnar Caves are ancient rock cut caves situated at Junnar in Pune district of Maharashtra. Junnar has the largest and longest cave excavations in India. These are the ASI protected monuments and also one of the popular Pune tourist places. Junnar has over 200 independent excavations spread over four hills. All the excavations belong to the Hinayana phase and are datable from mid-3rd century BC to late 3rd century AD. The presence of largest number of rock cut excavations and a large number of inscriptions enabling a paleographical study makes Junnar a prominent site for the study of rock cut architecture. Here there are 24 inscriptions, which provide useful paleographical data for the relative dating of the caves. Junnar Caves are classified into various groups depending upon the location of these excavations. They are Tulja Caves, Manmodi Group of Caves, Shivneri Group of Caves and Lenyadri or Ganesh Lena Caves. The Lenyadri or Ganesh Lena Group is the main group and located 6 km north of Junnar across the River Kukdi. The hill is variously known as Sulaiman Pahar and Ganesh Pahar. There are nearly 40 caves in this group of which the main group of 30 caves are located in a line and stretch from east to west, all facing south and overlooking the Valley of Kukdi River. Among them Cave 6 and 14 are chaityagrihas and the remaining are viharas. Of which Cave 7 is the largest and also houses the image of Ganesh. It is one of the Ashtavinayak ...

Distance from Mumbai: 168 Kms

43. Mulshi Dam

At a distance of 53 km from Pune Junction Railway Station and 46 km from Lonavala, Mulshi is the name of a major dam built across the Mula River located in Mulshi Taluk of Pune district in Maharashtra. Flanked by the deep forests of Sahyadri ranges, Mulshi Dam is among the most visited places near Pune. The dam was constructed in 1927 AD, however, commercialization of the place has been done recently. The water from Mulshi Dam is used to produce electricity at the Bhira Hydroelectric plant, operated by Tata Power. Mulshi Dam is one of the most important electricity generating plants in Maharashtra. It is indeed the source which supplies the maximum electric power to Mumbai. Water from this dam is even used for irrigation purposes. Mulshi Lake is formed in the catchment area of Mulshi dam and is primarily a tourist attraction near Pune. It attracts several visitors during monsoon season. The lake offers different activities like camping, bird-watching, trekking and photography. There are several farm houses in the area and a resort has been developed for the convenience of the visitors. The beauty of Mulshi Lake and Dam can also be well observed from a nearby village called Valanewadi, which is 6 km away from Mulshi. The Dam is a perfect spot for picnics, with its scenic surroundings, unexploited Sahyadri hills, lush green forests & some ancient forts like Koraigadh and Dhangad in the vicinity. The Raigad Fort is another major attraction near Mulshi Dam. There ...

44. Panshet Dam

At a distance of 45 km from Pune, Panshet Dam, also called Tanaji Sagar Dam, is an earthen dam built across Ambi River at Panshet in Pune district of Maharashtra. This is one of the most popular places to visit near Pune. The dam was constructed in late 1950s for irrigation purpose and it supplies drinking water to Pune city. The height of the dam above its lowest foundation is 63.56 m while the length is 1,039 m. The volume content is 4,190 km3 and gross storage capacity is 303,000 m3. Panshet Dam burst in its first year of storing water on 12th July 1961, when the dam wall burst, causing massive flooding in Pune. Panshet Dam is nestled in the lap of Sahyadri mountain ranges and is surrounded by lush green hills streaked with numerous waterfalls. Panshet, one of the famous picnic spots near Pune, attracts many visitors from Mumbai. Water sports are the primary attraction in Panshet apart from trekking. There are facilities for kayaking, boating and few rides like banana ride and water scooters. Camping can also be enjoyed in the adjoining areas of Panshet Reservoir. Varasgaon dam is another dam located near Panshet Dam. Built on the Mose River Varasgaon dam is also called Veer Pasalkar dam. Panshet and Varasgaon together with Khadakwasla form the major water reservoirs near Pune supplying water to the city. Sinhagad Fort is located at an altitude of 1316 m and is considered as one of the chief attractions of Panshet. Boating Charges: Motor Boat- Rs. ...

45. Visapur Fort

At a distance of 18 km from Lohagad Fort (3 km by Walk) and 24 km from Lonavala Railway Station, Visapur Fort or Visapoor Fort is a hill fort near Visapur village in Pune district of Maharashtra. It is part of the Lohagad-Visapur fortification. It is one of the popular trekking places in Lonavala and also one of the important places of interest in Lonavala . The fort has an elevation of 1084 m above sea level. It was built during 1713-1720 CE by Balaji Vishwanath, the first Peshwa of Maratha Empire. Visapur fort was built to guard the Lohagad Fort and it has an impressive fortification and plateau at its top. Making use of its higher elevation and proximity to Lohagad, the British troops set up their cannons on Visapur and bombarded Lohagad, forcing the Marathas to flee. Thus, in 1818, Lohagad and Visapur were taken over by the British. Visapur Fort is larger and at a higher elevation than Lohagad fort. The fort is famous for its protective walls and intricate designs. The fort has several structures like caves, cisterns of water and the ruins of a large stone built house known as the Peshwa's palace. In addition to a huge carving of Hanuman, and several temples scattered all over the place. Hanuman was likely the patron deity of Visapur fort. Presently the fort is in ruins and not many structures left in the fort. The scenic surroundings ...

Distance from Mumbai: 117 Kms

46. Tikona Fort

At a distance of 21 km from Lohagad Fort, 25 km from Lonavala, 53 km from Pune, 135 km from Mumbai and 22 km from Tung Fort, Tikona Fort, also known as Triangle Fort, is a dominant hill fort located in the Maval region of Lonavala in Maharashtra. The fort is one of the top places for trekking near Pune and also one of the popular tourist places near Pune & Mumbai for day trip. Renowned as Vitandgad Fort, Tikona Fort is located at an altitude of 3633 feet above sea level. This mighty Fort lacks historical information unlike the many other forts present in the state. The Nizam Shahi dynasty conquered the fort in 1585 AD and annexed it to the Nizam territory. In 1657 AD, Shivaji Maharaj brought the whole of Konkan, which had been Nizam territory, under his control when he conquered Tikona along with the forts of Karnala, Lohagad, Mahuli, Songad, Tala, and Visapur. Tikona fort was surrendered to the Mughals according to the Treaty of Purandar signed on 12th June 1665 AD, but it was later recaptured by the Shivaji Maharaj in 1670 AD. Built in a triangular shape, the fort is small and is located near Pawna dam. The fort comprises of numerous tanks and lakes, which served as the main source of water in earlier days. The fort also encloses within it the famous Trimbakeshwar Mahadev temple along with enchanting Buddhist and Satvahan caves. Tikona Peth is the nearest ...

Distance from Mumbai: 135 Kms

47. Tung Fort

At a distance of 24 km from Lonavala, 67 km from Pune, 121 km from Mumbai and 31 km from Lohagad Fort, Tung Fort is an ancient hill fort situated near Pawna dam in Pune district of Maharashtra. It lies at an altitude of 1075 m and is one of the best Lonavala attractions. It is also among well known Pune places to visit . Tung fort is also named as Kathingad fort. It is one of the well known forts around Pune . The word Kathin in Marathi means difficult. While climbing, one can experience the difficult challenge of reaching this fort. Tung Fort was built by the rulers of the Adilshahi dynasty before 1600 CE. However it was later occupied by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj of the Maratha Empire. It is a small fortification and supported around 200 soldiers only. This fort served as a watchtower in the past because the site offers a panoramic view of the Maval region of Pawna and Mulshi valley. The Dhamale family, one of the Deshmukhs from the Maval region, was charged with ensuring the security of Tung Fort. During invasion, it served to provide a temporary distraction for invaders. Thus, the major forts of Visapur and Lohagad would have time to prepare themselves to meet the invading army. The fort is conical and consists of strongly fortified walls, ramparts and also has several bastions. It ...

Distance from Mumbai: 121 Kms

48. Korigad Fort

At a distance of 16 km from Tung Fort, 25 km from Lonavala and 32 km from Lohagad Fort, Korigad, also called Koraigad, is a hill fort in Pune district of Maharashtra. Situated at an altitude of 929 m, Korigad is one of the popular forts near Lonavala and also one of the famous weekend getaways from Pune and Mumbai, well known for trekking. Its date of construction is not known but likely predates 1500 AD. This fort was taken over into his kingdom by Chhatrapati Shivaji along with the forts of Lohagad, Visapur, Tung and Tikona in 1657 AD. Later in 1818 AD this fort went under the British reign. The fort is in good condition and well maintained. There are many cannons, temples and small caves on the fort. On the top of the fort is a huge plateau. There is temple of Goddess Korai Devi on the fort and the idol of Korai Devi is around 4 feet. This temple has been renovated recently. There are many bastions on the Southern side of the fort. There are 6 cannons and two more temples on this fort. Of these, the biggest cannon named Laxmi lies next to the Korai Devi temple. There are also two lakes on the top of the fort and ahead of them are two caves. Here visitors can see the idol of lord Vishnu holding the Conch, Discus, Mace and Lotus flower. One can enjoy beautiful view of Aamby Valley city developed by Sahara Group from the fort. The base village of the fort is Peth Shahpur or Ambivali, which is about 1 km north ...

49. Khandala

At a distance of 5 km from Lonavala Railway Station, 93 km from Mumbai & 71 km from Pune, Khandala is a hill station situated in Western Ghats of Pune district in Maharashtra. It lies at an altitude of 625 m at one end of the Bhor Ghat, a major ghat on the road link between the Deccan Plateau and the Konkan plain. Khandala is among popular weekend getaways from Mumbai & Pune and also one of the best hill stations near Pune & Mumbai. Lonavala and Khandala are the twin hill stations located near to each other and are very popular monsoon getaways in India. Lord Elphinstone, who was the Governor of the Bombay Presidency, developed Khandala along with Lonavala in 1871.There is no reliable historical evidence to suggest the origin of this place and the founding fathers. However, it is well known that Khandala was ruled by Chatrapathi Shivaji and subsequently by the Peshwa rulers, until it was taken over by the British. Khandala is known for its panoramic beauty, deep valleys, lush greenery, waterfalls and lakes. It is situated at the end of the Bhor Valley and serves as a popular hiking destination. Duke's Nose, Rajmachi Fort, Visapur Fort, Korigad Fort, Tung Fort, and Tikona Fort are the major trekking places in Khandala. Amrutanjan Point, Ryewood Park, the Bushy dam, Valvan dam, Kune Falls and Rajmachi Point are the some other tourist places in Khandala. It is also well known for various cave temples like Bhaja ...

Distance from Mumbai: 93 Kms

50. Kihim Beach

At a distance of 11.5 km from Alibaug and 13 km from Mandwa Beach, Kihim Beach is a beautiful beach situated at Kihim village on Mandwa - Alibag road in Raigad district of Maharashtra. Kihim Beach is one of the popular beaches on the Konkan coastline and also one of the top places to visit in Alibaug . Kihim beach is one amongst the most popular Alibaug Beachs with a long stretch of clean sandy beach intermittent by rocky stretches. The beach has soft fine sand and is black in colour. The northern part of the beach is rocky and the southern part has a long stretch of sand. The waters at Kihim are as inviting but those venturing to swim have to take caution of the rocks strewn across the beach. The Khanderi and Underi forts loom over the horizon from the Kihim shores and along with the rocky stretches offers one of the most beautiful views of the setting sun in this part of the Konkan beaches. Kihim also offers a rustic lifestyle along with a variety of seafood and typically Konkani cuisine. A good way to relax at Kihim is to stay in a sea facing resort and observe the sight of colourful boats venturing out into the sea early morning for a daily catch of fish. The best time to visit Kihim is in the months of December to February when the weather is cool and pleasant. There are many accommodation facilities available in and around ...

Distance from Mumbai: 104 Kms

51. Korlai Fort & Lighthouse

At a distance of 5 km from Revdanda, 12 km from Kashid Beach, and 22 km from Alibaug, Korlai Fort is a Portuguese fort situated at Korlai in Raigad district of Maharashtra. It is one of the best places of sightseeing in Alibag and also one of the popular historical places near Mumbai. Korlai Fort, also called Morro or Castle Curlew, was built by the Portuguese in 1521AD under the permission of Sultanate of Ahmednagar. It was built on Morro de Chaul Island which secures the way to the Revdanda Creek. It was meant as a companion to the fort at Chaul. The Portuguese built this fort as a strategic decision to defend their rule from Bassein to Korlai. In 1521 AD, taking advantage of the confusion in the aftermath of the death of the Burhan Nizam the Portuguese tried to take over the fort but the Ahmednagar sultanate occupied the island. However in 1594, the Portuguese won the fort but not having enough men to stand guard there chose to destroy it leaving only the central tower and a battery intact. The fort was taken by the Marathas who held it from 1739 - 1818 CE. A huge and tall fortification surrounds the entire fort area, which is of a length of 2828 feet and width of 8 feet. There are 11 large gates, of which four are outside and the remaining 7 are inside. All the gates exhibit the ancient Portuguese inscriptions. The area within the fort walls is divided into three enclosures by two lines of bastioned fortifications. The outside fortification has 305 parapets ...

Distance from Mumbai: 123 Kms

52. Murud Beach

At a distance of 5 km from Murud - Janjira Fort and 48 km from Alibaug, Murud Beach is located on the shores of Arabian Sea at Murud in Raigad district of Maharashtra. Murud Beach is a vast expanse of black sand with clear bluish waters stretching almost 1.75 km along the coastline. This is one of the famous beaches of Maharashtra and also one of the top places to visit in Alibaug . The Murud Beach is the charming destination, where stretches of sand is surrounded by hills on three sides. Rocky outcrops flank it to the north and south, while to the east lies the Murud Town and the hills beyond. The view of the sunset is extremely beautiful and the adjoining island forts Janjira and Padmadurgad add to the beauty of the beach. The beach boasts of gentle and soothing breeze round the clock, this helps the tourists have a relaxing time tanning themselves. The beach has watersports and numerous boat trips in the area. This attracts many tourists and water sport lovers to the beach.

Distance from Mumbai: 152 Kms

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Mumbai is surrounded by many beautiful hill stations, so it is not difficult to make plans for a weekend getaway. Some of the most popular hill stations near Mumbai are Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Matheran, Bhandardara and Igatpuri.

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31 Tourist Places To Visit Near Mumbai for a Relaxed Trip

by middha on February 22, 2018

The run of the mill routine that the residents of metropolitan cities live makes them exhausted, less productive and overloaded with stress by the time they enter the weekend. Continued and long working hours from the same workspace makes you yearn for some fresh air, literally! It’s a good choice to take break often and head out for a short weekend getaway near Mumbai, relax and rejuvenate yourselves. 

If you’ve been wondering which places to visit near Mumbai for a short vacation, we’ve got you covered! We bring you 31 amazing destinatons near Mumbai for our next holiday that will ensure you get your fill of nature and enjoy a great holiday.

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One of the best weekend getaways from Mumbai , Lonavala is famous for its serene beauty and spectacular landscapes. Be its lakes, streams, gardens or lush greenery, the place has it all.

This little hamlet of a town has many tourist attractions like forts, caves, and temples too, which makes it enticing and attractive for tourists. Driving you out of the hustle-bustle of the city life, Lonavala proves to be the right choice for a little tranquillity. In fact, Lonavala is one of the top places to visit within 100kms from Mumbai .and saves you from a long and exhauting drive too!

• Major attractions : Kune falls, tiger point, Lohagarh Fort, Bhaja caves, Nagphani, Karla caves and Pawna Lake.
• Distance from Mumbai:  83 km

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2. khandala.

The mesmerizing beauty of Khandala attracts tourists not just from Mumbai but also from nearby metropolitan cities. A distinguished collection of exceptional landscapes is the main highlight of the region which is further enhanced by the touch of history.

Khandala is a haven for nature lovers and adrenaline junkies as it offers numerous trekking trails for tourists to explore and enjoy. 

• Major attractions : Rajmachi Fort, Bhushi Lake, Valvan Dam, Shooting point and Reversing station.
• Distance from Mumbai: 82 km

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3. Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar, the city that prides itself for being the highest hill station in the western section of India also falls among the best places to visit near Mumbai. Mainly known for its large production of berries like strawberries, mulberries, gooseberries and raspberries, Mahabaleshwar is also famous for amazing food and drinks.

The allure of this little place can be attributed to the distinguished manner in which it has retained its old-world charm along with the setting that goes well with the technologies of today. One cannot miss the mesmerizing beauty of this city that is reflective evidently in these amazing places in Mahabaleshwar .  

• Major attractions: Mahabaleshwar temple, Mount Malcolm, Rajpuri caves Pratapgarh Fort and Morarji Castle
• Distance from Mumbai: 231 km

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4. panchgani.

Panchghani is another must-visit gem of a destination near Mumbai. It has derived its name from the five hills that surround this place.

Panchghani is a perfect example of a destination that retains its old-world charm that is evident in the British and Parsi homes dotting this place. Lush greenery and snake-like carvings of the River Krishna in Panchghani makes it one of the most unique an interesting places to visit near Mumbai on weekends.

• Major attractions : Kamalgad Fort, Pandavgad Caves, Rajpuri Caves and Table Land.
• Distance from Mumbai: 244 km

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5. Matheran

One of the best places to visit near Mumbai, Matheran is also an interesting choice for family getaway, solo trip and a great place to visit for couples.

Matheran’s scenic beauty and picturesque landscape makes it a favourite destination among touritsts who throng the place all year long! Matheran is at a comfortable distance from the city and is accessible through roads and trains.

• Major attractions : Prabal Fort, Charlotte Lake, Shivaji’s Ladder and One Tree Hill Point
• Distance from Mumbai:  80 km

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6. bhandardara.

A simple two to three-hour train journey from Mumbai lands you in another paradise that’s called Bhandardara. This place is known for its exceptional landscapes, pleasant green landscape and mesmerizing waterfalls.

If you need a break from the excessive chaos of metros like Mumbai, treat yourself to splendid vacation in one of the top places to visit near Mumbai in one day – Matheran – and spend some quality time with nature.

• Major attractions : Bhandardara Lake, Randha Falls, Mt, Kalsubai, Ratangad Fort and Umbrella Falls.
• Distance from Mumbai: 164 km

The charm of a place as small as Amboli valley lies in the romantic set up which it has been blessed with. The combination of the mischievous waterfalls and the serenity of hills in this little hamlet of a town makes it one of the top places to visit near Mumbai for couples.

Other than serenity, Amboli also provides a good respite from the scorching temperatures of southwestern India during summer and monsoon seasons.

• Major attractions : Madhavgarh Fort, Nagata Falls, Parikshit Point, Hiran Yakeshi Temple and Kawaleshlet Valley
• Distance from Mumbai: 290 km

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Alibaugh is another popular and charming destination near Mumbai that you could visit for short break and for some “me-time”. The serenity and beauty of the little cottages and farms near the seashore makes Alibaug admirable.

The scenic landscape of Alibaug is the reason why it is one of the best places to visit in Maharashtra and it garners good footfall from Mumbai and other nearby cities. If beaches, forts and temples are what you’re looking for in your vacation destination, Alibaug has to be your ideal pick.

• Major attractions : Kanakeshwar Devasthan Temple, Alibag Beach, and Kolaba Fort.
• Distance from Mumbai: 95 km

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If you are looking for one day places to visit near Mumbai, Nashik is an excellent choice for a destination. Popularly known by its moniker “Wine capital of India”, Nashik has innumerable vineyards and wineries located near it.

Nashik enthrals many with its picturesque landscape and is also home to numerous temples that exude an air of spirituality. In fact, some temples in Nashik date back to the Ramayana era! This religious stance of the place is revelled by many during the famous Kumbh Mela held here.

• Major attractions : Panchvati. Dudhsagar Falls, Pandav Leni Caves, Kapileshwara Temple, Naroshankara Temple And Jain Mandir, Sula Vineyards
• Distance from Mumbai: 167 km

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10. Kamshet

If rejuvenation is adventure sports for you, then Kamshet is your haven. One of the best places to visit near Mumbai for 2 days, Kamshet has a set up that meets the needs of nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

While the gorgeaous landscape and lush greenery allures the nature lovers, easy accessibility to adventure sports like paragliding and swimming in the reservoir attracts all the adventure junkies who are fond of indulging in thrill activities.

• Major attractions : Kondeshwar Temple, Bhairi Caves, Bhandar Dongar and Paragliding.
• Distance from Mumbai: 104 km

Best destination for trekkers who are looking for some awesome places to visit near Mumbai, Karjat gives tourists an exceptional experience of enjoying the raw and rustic beauty of the nature.

The rock-cut cave temples and forts are a must-visit here. Karjat is also blessed with an incredible landscape with rich greenery and is surrounded by lofty mountains that will make you fall in love with the place at the first sight! Ideal for a visit during the monsoon season, Karjat is also one of the best places to visit near Mumbai in monsoon.

• Major attractions : White Water Rating in the Ulhas River, Hiking or Mountain Climbing, Rappelling in Bekare Waterfalls, and Kondane Caves.
• Distance from Mumbai: 62 km

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Another famous tourist spot near Mumbai, Daman is nestled cosily amid Maharashtra, Gujarat and the Arabian Sea. An ideal destination for a short break from the busy city life, Daman entices you with its exceptionally mesmerizing beaches and historic attractions.

Daman was ruled by a wide number of rulers and the architectural attractions here are evident of such diversity.

• Major attractions : Diu Fort, Diu Museum, Lighthouse, Panikota Fort and St. Jerome Fort.
• Distance from Mumbai: 181 km

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13. Tarkarli

The beauty of a set up comprising the fort and the sea is the highlight of this region, whereas the tranquillity is the additional benefit of visiting this little hamlet of a town. The romanticism of this place is further enhanced by the architectural quotient of the place.

To top it all off, the easy accessibility of the water sports like snorkelling and scuba diving make this place a must-visit.

• Major attractions : Snorkeling, Scuba Diving, Bison National Park, Parasailing, Tarkarli Beach, Dolphin Spotting and Sindhudurg Fort.
• Distance from Mumbai: 491 km

14. Kolhapur

Kolhapur is a city that boasts an exceptionally rich heritage and a vibrant display of culture. Famous for its local cuisine and its exceptional collection of footwear, Kolhapur proves to be a delight in more than one ways.

The temples and the museums in Kolhapur further enhance the tinge of the wonder to the place, making it a must-visit for all.

• Major attractions : Mahalaxmi Temple, Rankala Lake, Temlabai Mandir, Jyotiba Temple, and Shri Chhatrapati Shahu Museum.
• Distance from Mumbai: 376 km
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Another one of the amazing options for spending a weekend away from the maddening crowd of Mumbai is Mahad. Located at a convenient distance of 163kms from the city, this little heaven is blessed with several distinguished sightseeing spots.

The basic allure of the place is owed to the commendable amalgamation of the historic forts and temples among the lush green spaces.

• Major attractions : Gandhar Pale Buddhist caves and Lingana
• Distance from Mumbai: 163 km

A convenient drive from the crazy hustle-bustle of Mumbai, Pune is comparitively less crowded, although it is transforming at par with other major cities in India . This amazing city is built on the convergence of two water bodies – Mula and Mutha rivers which lend it an amiable ambience through the year.

In addition to the weather, the historic monuments and magnificent temples make this place an amazing destination to visit with family, friends or even solo. Pune undoubtedly can be listed among the best places to visit near Mumbai.

• Major attractions in Pune : Aga Khan Palace, National War Memorial, David Synagogue, Pataleshwar caves and Raj Dinakar Kelkar Museum.
• Distance from Mumbai:  149 km

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17. Aurangabad

The place that derives its name from the great Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb is ought to be known for its rich cultural heritage.

Other than the vivid cultural display, the place is blessed with a set of the River Kham on one side and the astounding Ajanta and Ellora caves on the other side. A must visit; this place is among the top places to visit near Mumbai.

• Major attractions in Aurangabad : Ajanta and Ellora caves, Baradai Iwaz Khan Aqueduct, Bibi ka Maqbara and Sunehri Mahal.
• Distance: 335 km
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One of the major pilgrimage destinations of India, Shirdi is associated with a 19th-century saint ‘Sai Baba’.

The devotees of this holy saint horde the place in the gigantic numbers each year. Quite a site of faith and devotion, Shirdi is a must-visit place for the average traveller too. Witness the magnificent display of faith by the devotees of Sai Baba when you visit the place for yourself.

• Major attractions : Shri Sai Babasamadhi Mandir, Gurusthan, Dixit Wada Museum and Dwarkamai Masjid.
• Distance from Mumbai: 242 km

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19. Ratnagiri

A small port city of Maharashtra, Ratnagiri promises the tourists with a calm atmosphere, splendid spectacles of the sea and a history rich of legends of the Pandavas. Water springs, waterfalls, monuments, beaches, and hills the place has it all. Owing to its distinguished assets the place is among the best tourist spots to visit near Mumbai

• Major attractions : Ratnadurg Fort, Jaigad lighthouse, Mandavi Beach and Jaigad Fort.
• Distance from Mumbai:  347 km

20. Ganapatipule

If  clean beaches and solitude is what you want from your vacation, Ganapatipule is your best bet to visit near Mumbai. Ganapatipule is also famous for a Swayambhu Ganesh Temple. The highlight of the place is the temple that was built around the idol of Lord Ganesh was found by a passing villager about 400 years ago.

Other than the religious attribute of the place, this place has the capacity to entice tourists due to its lack of commercialization. This little hamlet works best to rejuvenate the people for the busy commercialized life of people of Mumbai.

• Major attractions : Ganapatipule Beach, And Swayambhu Ganpati Temple.
• Distance from Mumbai: 343 km

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21. Durshet

A comfortable two-hour drive from the busy city of Mumbai leads you to the tranquil and gorgeous Durshet. It is famous for both natural and man-made attractions that add charm and allure to this place.

Durshet is also famous for jungle safaris. Prepossessing temples which are accompanied by astounding water bodies by their sides awe the tourists who visit this place.

• Major attractions : Uddhar Hot Spring, Trekking to Sarasgad and Sudhagad, Pali Fort, Mahad Ganpati Temple and Water Sports in Kundalike River
• Distance from Mumbai:  76 km

22. Khuldabad

Relive the Sufi style of the Mughal period and witness the magic of architectural excellence in this small town of Khuldabad. Also known for its religious significance, this little place is nothing short of amazing when talking of scenic beauty and therefore is an amazing choice for de-stressing and energizing the travellers. Listed among the top places to visit near Mumbai, Khuldabad is an ideal choice for a quick weekend getaway!

• Major attractions : Alamgir Dargah
• Distance from Mumbai:  333 km

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The hidden gem of Western Ghats, Lavasa is blessed with thick vegetation and spectacular weather through the year, making it one of the most sought-after places to visit near Mumbai. The place works magic in rejuvenating its tourist from the stress and the pollution of the metropolitan city life.

Working well in coordination with nature, the adventure sports activities in the region make for an exceptional chance to relax and distress.

• Major attractions : Mose River, Musical fountain and laser animation show, and adventure activities like jet skiing, kayaking, trekking rappelling and rock climbing.
• Distance from Mumbai:  171 km

24. Chiplun

Owing to the commendable surrounding of this little town of Chiplun, sightseeing is the main attraction of the region. Temples, museums and forts all occupy your weekend well to ensure that there is enough for you to explore as you take a vacation from the unending cacophony of city life. Quite a place, Chiplun undeniably falls under the famous tourist spots near Mumbai.

• Major attractions : Dervan-Samarthagad, Govalkot Fort, Sawatsada Waterfall and Vashishti River.
• Distance from Mumbai: 258 km

25. Harihareshwar

One of the best weekend getaways from the metropolitan city of Mumbai, Harihareshwar is known for its exotic beaches and divine temples. Simplicity and devotion are personified at this little heaven which lies just 193 km from Mumbai.

If not the temples, the architectural styling of the place is sure to win the hearts of all who visit.

• Major attractions : Harihareshwar Beach, Kalbhairav Temple, Diveagar Beach, Ganesh Gully and Sonia Devi Temple.
• Distance from Mumbai: 201 km

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Spectacularly beautiful, the city of Harnai promises to be the ideal getaway for Mumbaikars. Located at a convenient distance and yet untouched by the metropolitan culture, this little place has earned quite a ranking among the places to visit near Mumbai owing to its beaches and adventurous activities.

The forts dotting this city also add to the exceptional allure of the Harnai, making one of the most popular destinations to visit near Mumbai.

• Major attractions : Harnai beach, Burundi Beach, Palande Beach and Durgadevi temple.
• Distance from Mumbai: 232 km

Neral is another natural gem hidden very close to Mumbai. The different assets of the place like the waterfalls, forts along with a host of adventure activities it offers to the travellers make it a perfect must-visit place and also an antidote to the piling stress. In addition to this, the amazing camping facility provided here adds to the charm of Neral and makes it completely irresistible to visit.

• Major attractions : Saguna Baug, Peb Fort, and Village Fishing experience.
• Distance from Mumbai: 74 km

If water sports is your rebound recipe for stress, then Kolad is your haven, Housing a number of water sports facilities, Kolad is an ideal choice for adventure seekers.

Be it trekking, cycling, hiking, kayaking or rafting, the place has facilities to accommodate it all. In addition to this, the extensive flora of the region makes it a sight to behold too.

• Major attractions : Tala Fort, Gaimukh, Sutarwadi Lake, Kuda Mandad Caves and Ghosala Fort.
• Distance from Mumbai:  120 km

29. Khodala

Wishing to cut yourself off the clamour of a busy city like Mumbai, head out to Khodala. Other than being a host of views that blow your mind, this little place has adventure activities which make sure you return back all refreshed and rejuvenated. From young adventurists to people seeking tranquillity, the place serves all.

• Major attractions : Motorbiking, camping and Deobandh temple.
• Distance from Mumbai: 123 km

Latur is a famous, beautiful city in Maharashtra with a strong history and a number of interesting places to visit from the bygone era. For a history buff or a travel photographer, Latur is a visual treat as it houses numerous historical temples and forts that are more than a hundred years old. It also offers ample capture-worthy moments in the number of beautiful parks and gardens that are present here. A perfect long-drive and weekend getaway from Mumbai, Latur is a great choice to escape the hustle of the city

• Major attractions : Ausa Fort, Ganj Golai, Kharosa Caves
• Distance from Mumbai: 475 km

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31. Malshej Ghat

Sitting at a distance of 126km from the busy city of Mumbai, Malshej Ghat promises to be an experience that instils peace and happiness in all who visit the place.

The scenic views of the place seem to have a therapeutic effect on the people who feel downtrodden due to the stress of the everyday life. The sheer beauty of the place makes you fall in love with it over and over again.

• Major attractions : Rock climbing at Ajoba Hill Fort, Malshej falls, bird watching at Pimpalgaon Joga Dam and trekking to Harishchandragad Fort.
• Distance from Mumbai: 133 km

And now we come to the end of this extensive post on places to visit near Mumbai. Nothing works better for health than a little vacation to destress and relax. A visit to any of the above-mentioned places is sure to help you enjoy the same. Share your experiences and suggestions with us in the comments section below to help others have a great time too.

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Places To Visit Near Mumbai

Planning a holiday and looking for suggestion on places to visit near Mumbai?

You’re at the right place. Here’s the list of places to make you believe that…

If you are new on this website, let me quickly introduce myself and help you build faith in this list of holiday destinations. I quit my corporate career in 2016, to become a full-time travel blogger. Since 2016, I have only been travelling and writing travel tips and suggestions like this very blog on weekend getaways and best holiday places to visit near Mumbai.

Where I sometimes travel abroad, most of my travels happen in India.

I have been to nearly 25 Indian states, all solo-travelled and self-planned. And this has given me a pretty good knowledge about holiday destinations across India .

Tourist Highlights Near Mumbai

Before we get into details, I want to share an infographic. Feel free to download and save it in your phone and use it as your travel bucket list around Mumbai.

Though I have explored more places, the ones that are mentioned in this blog are the ones I personally love more. From offbeat to popular to laid-back, these places to visit near Mumbai fit all descriptions.

All the places mentioned in the blog have been personally travelled and found worthy of suggesting to others.

You can also follow me on Instagram or ask me questions there, should you have any.

Now let’s discuss all destinations discussed above, in detail…

Places To Visit Near Mumbai – Under 100 km

Lonavala (80km).

Located less than 100km from Gateway of India, in Mumbai, Lonavala is one of the most frequented weekend destinations.

With an elevation of over 2,000 feet, and a wide range of activities like camping, waterfall rappelling, rock climbing, and trekking, Lonavala has something for everyone.

When I first visited Lonavala, with a group of friends, a few years ago, I had no idea what to expect. I thought even a weekend might feel too long there. But it turned out that Lonavala had so much to offer that two days was a total injustice.

There are more than a dozen highlights in under 5km from Lonavala. I could mention them separately and thus have 10 or 12 names under places to visit near Mumbai in less than 100 kms distance. But to avoid the list getting cluttered, I am mentioning them all with Lonavala.

Some of the highlighted places to see near Lonavala are…

• Tiger’s Leap
• Bhaja Caves
• Lohagad Fort
• Ryewood Park
• Rajmachi Point
• Nagphani Woods

It is possible to travel in a bus or drive to Lonavala (that takes about one and a half hours) taking the Mumbai Pune Expressway or the old Mumbai Pune road NH4.

Places To Visit Near Mumbai – Under 200 km

Harihareshwar (180km).

Also known as the ‘Kashi of the south’ Harihareshwar is popular for its temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. But there is more to it than just the temple.

Located in Raigad district in Maharashtra, I recommend visiting Harihareshwar for its spellbinding beauty. It is located on a 400km of what I always refer to as ‘the most beautiful coastal route across India’ — the Konkan Coastal road — making the Mumbai to Harihareshwar journey just as much a highlight as the destination itself.

Despite all the beauty and popularity Harihareshwar has still escaped rampant commercialization and offers solitude and peace. The beach here is one of the cleaner ones and offers several   water sports.

A visit to Harihareshwar can be clubbed with Diveagar and Shrivardhan, both known for their beaches and popular as holiday places to visit near Mumbai within 200 kms.

Bhimashankar (200km)

Though popular as a temple town, housing one of the twelve Jyotirlinga Shrines of Lord Shiva , Bhimshankar has more to offer than just spirituality and religion.

Located in the village Bhorgiri in the ghat region of the Sahyadri range, it offers beautiful landscapes and a hill-station feel. The town is situated at a height of around 3,250 feet, surrounded by hills and thick green rainforests.

So yea, despite being one of the holiest places in India, because of the jyotirlinga, Bhimashankar is popular for trekking and camping. Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary is another reason why people come here.

Places To Visit Near Mumbai – Under 300 km

Saputara (260km).

Saputara is a quaint little hill station located in the Western Ghats of the Dang district in Gujarat.

Just like other holiday destinations in the Western Ghats, Saputara too is popular for its lush green rainforest, dazzling waterfalls and dreamy landscapes. To add to the charm you get the winding mountains roads.

Since Saputara is located at a height of nearly 1000m above sea level, it is a great hill-station near Mumbai.

From weekend-holidayers to intrepid, wildlife enthusiasts to adventure lovers, Saputara makes for one of the best holiday destinations and weekend places to visit near Mumbai.

Panchgani (280km)

Located at an altitude of over 1300m above the sea level, Panchgani is another popular hill station in Maharashtra and a weekend getaway from Mumbai. It is located less than 20km from Mahabaleshwar — another famous hill-station that is known for its astounding beauty and ancient temples. Mahabaleshwar is like a twin city to Panchgani.

The picturesque backdrop of hills on one side and coastal plains on the other makes for an amazing view in Panchgani.

In the British era, Panchgani was a summer resort and hence many colonial period establishments can be seen here. Call it the Shimla or Chail of the south.

The five surrounding hills that form the mountain ranges have given Panchgani its name. Panch literally translates to ‘five’ in English.

Places To Visit Near Mumbai – Under 500 km

Ganpatipule (330km).

The Beachtown of Ganpatipule is popular for its temples of Lord Ganesha. But there is more to Ganpatipule than just the temples.

Located in Ratnagiri district in Maharashtra, I recommend visiting Ganpatipule for its spellbinding beauty. It is located on a 400km of what I always refer to as ‘the most beautiful coastal road in India’ making the Mumbai to Ganpatipule (following the coastal route) just as much a highlight as the destination itself.

A visit to Ganpatipule can be clubbed with Jaigad and Ratnagiri, both known for their beaches and forts. They all make for some of the best places to visit near Mumbai in less than 500 kms distance.

Ajanta And Ellora Caves (320 and 400km)

Located near Aurangabad city, Ajanta and Ellora caves are two UNESCO heritage sites (located 100km from each other). They are a massive complex of Buddhist monasteries, in addition to a few Hindu and Jain temples, that back in the time was used as a retreat by Buddhist Monks.

The Ajanta caves are 29 in number and were built in the period between 2nd century BC and 6th century AD. The Ellora Caves are more spread out and 34 in number and dates to the period between 6th and 11th Century AD.

Places To Visit Near Mumbai – Under 750 km

Old ahmedabad (550km).

If you enjoy bustling Indian streets, crazy crowded bazaars, old gated towns with an overdose of history and architecture, old Ahmedabad is for you.

Founded by Sultan Ahmad Shah in the 15th century, the Gated city of Ahmedabad, today, has more than 20 monuments protected by the Archaeological Survey of India. It is moreover the first UNESCO heritage city of India.

Some of the key attractions in Ahmedabad are Pols, Sabarmati Ashram, Jama Masjid, Teen Darwaja, the Bhadra Gate, the King’s and the Queen’s tombs. There are many stepwells in Ahmedabad that are worth a visit, including the popular Adalaj Stepwell .

The best way to travel between from Mumbai to Ahmedabad is by flight. Ideal duration of holiday is a minimum of 3 days.

Goa (600km)

Goa is one of India’s popular holiday destinations attracting travellers from across the world.

Just like most people, I have been to Goa a few times too. And every time I get there, my love for the town only intensifies. From trying snorkelling to enjoying a hot air balloon tour in Goa to drinking beer on beach shacks, there’s a lot to see and do.

Out of all the big towns in India, it is easiest to travel to Goa from Mumbai. Catch an overnight bus, and voila — in less than 12 hours you are there. Its close proximity, hence, makes Goa one of the popular places to visit near Mumbai.

If you haven’t been to Goa before, you may want to read my Goa travel tips blog for there’s a lot of plan for a perfect Goa holiday. The place is big, and the basis on where you stay in Goa, you pretty much decide your entire experience. I recommend staying at Agonda beach if you want to have a peaceful experience.

You may also want to read my quiet beaches in Goa blog for more relating details.

Here’s a quick video on what to see and do there and expect from your Goa holiday:

Hampi (680km)

Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, owing to ancient temples and forts. The many monuments in Hampi let travellers delve into history and experience the lost tales of India’s one of the wealthiest and powerful kingdoms, of Vijayanagara Empire.

If you do not know, Hampi is ranked by the New York Times for best places to visit in the world. Here are some photos of Hampi for what to expect when you are there.

The mere distance of only 700 km makes it one of the top places to visit near Mumbai.

Hyderabad (700km)

Hyderabad may sound like a big boring city and most people may feel reluctant in choosing Hyderabad as a weekend getaway from Mumbai, but in reality, the city worth a visit.

I ended up visiting Hyderabad while returning from my Delhi to Bangalore road trip and totally loved the place.

From unknown monuments of the Nizam’s era to the much popular Hyderabad Biryani, there’s a lot to see and do there.

It exudes an old-world charm of its own with the Old City and the new finding showcasing a perfect harmony. In Hyderabad, you will find stately mosques and noisy bazaars lined parallelly alongside modern new buildings, and it is these very contrasts – these glimpses old city inherited in the new is what makes Hyderabad one of the best holiday destinations near Mumbai within 700 km.

Little Rann of Kutch (700km)

There are many reasons to add Kutch in your list of places to visit near Mumbai, and in Kutch the Little Rann of Kutch.

Those who don’t know, Kutch, in Gujarat, is popular for two things: the White Desert and the barren crack-land of Little Rann of Kutch (or LRK).

Spread around an area of five thousand square kilometres, Little Rann of Kutch, gives you an exceptional landscape. Here you will see the process of salt farming and even spot some beautiful migratory birds.

It’s in LRK where Mahatma Gandhi moreover concluded his ‘Dandi Yatra’ during British Raj. No wonder,

Today, LRK is a wildlife sanctuary dedicated to a big population of the wild ass. And since it comes under the jurisdiction of Indian wildlife, you are required to obtain a permit to trespass. It is worth driving around in LRK and visit VacchRaj temple , where you can stay for the night as well. Read my Kutch blog for useful travel tips and details about what to see and do in great detail.

Gokarna (700km)

Gokarna is the perfect place for those who want to relax and chill on a beachside. It is located 150km south of Goa and offers, between its several beaches, a chance to relax and unwind.

Where Goa is full of life and partying, Gokarna is more about relaxing and enjoying nature. The beaches here meant for a slow, relaxed holiday and everything on the beach goes at the same relaxed pace.

Back in the days Gokarna was a Hindu pilgrimage town but has recently established itself as a hub for beach lovers and hippies. This very shift has also led to slow death of the Gokarna we always knew.

For me, Gokarna is the most favorite temple city to visit within 700km from Mumbai.

The best way to travel from Mumbai to Gokarna is by train. Else, you can catch a flight to Goa and take a taxi/bus from Goa to Gokarna.

Places To Visit Near Mumbai – Under 1000 km

Marvanthe (800km).

Marvanthe is popular for its landscape and the unique experience of driving on a highway separated with Arabain sea on one side and the emerald green Souparnika River on the other side.

Apart from enjoying Marvanthe beach, you can also visit Maraswamy Temple and a few nearby islands nearby. Other activities like scuba diving, fishing and snorkelling are also possible in Maravanthe.

Here’s a video for more reasons why Marvanthe is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai within 1000 kms.

Udupi (850km)

The coastal town of Udupi is where the educational hub of Manipal is located. But that’s not what it’s popular for. It is popular for beautifully carved ancient temples, laidback beaches and unexplored forests.

Situated 60 km from Mangalore, Udupi has rich temple culture too with a famous Krishna Temple.

It is surrounded by the Arabian Sea on one side and the Western ghats on the other. Malpe Beach is the tourist hotspot in Udupi with shacks selling some of the most delicious seafood fresh off the boat. From Udupi, you can also visit st. Mary’s Island which is famous for its black rocks.

Dholavira (880km)

Located in the Northeast corner of Kutch, Dholavira is a UNESCO world heritage site where you can find ruins belonging to the time of Harappan civilization.

But to tell you the truth, the site, on its own, is quite a lame place to visit. The reason behind visiting Dholavira is driving on the White Rann that comes on the way to Dholavira.

In my Gujarat travel guide , I have explained in detail how it is not the original Dholavira UNESCO heritage site that is of tourist interest (at least for me) but the drive to Dholavira which takes you through a stretch of 7-kilometer smooth road that passes right through the sparkling White Desert.

That’s all in this list of top tourist places to visit near Mumbai. If you want to add more places or believe some of the places mentioned here don’t deserve the title of weekend getaways from Mumbai, please leave a comment below. Your suggestions worth as much as mine.

I felt like I was right there, traveling alongside them through the bustling streets of Matheran, the serene beaches of Alibaug, and the historic lanes of Kolad. The vivid descriptions and insider insights give the article a sense of authenticity that’s hard to find in travel guides.

Loved your list Dev, though I believe you left out one amazing spot near Mumbai – Pawna Lake. People love to go for camping there!

Very beautiful , detailed and useful post . Great places are near to Mumbai and I would say than you to summarise them at a single place , in a single post .

Thank you so much for such an elaborate and curated listing! I appreciate the efforts taken for this! I would love to see a blog on Pune as well, as I had recently visited a place for night camping near Pune with my husband and it was the best night camping experience till date, I just loved how perfect it was! I’m sure you would love it too!

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100 Places to Visit Near Mumbai to Consider For Your Next Trip

• March 30, 2024

Mumbai, the capital city of the state of Maharashtra was previously called Bombay. It is popular across the world as the heart of the Bollywood Film Industry. The city hosts the Gateway of India Stone arch at the Mumbai Harbour Waterfront. Are you a new entrant to Mumbai? If so, you will be looking for places to visit near Mumbai . Here are the top 100 places to explore near Mumbai under different categories:

A. Places to Visit Near Mumbai, Under 50 km:

1. arnala fort:.

Arnala Fort is within 46 km of Mumbai. This fort offers spectacular views of the ocean and land that surround it. It is located around 8 miles north of Vasai and it is otherwise called Jaldurg.

At this fort, you can take a small trek of around 12 km that will provide you with great vistas of the surroundings.

2. Manori Beach:

Manori Beach is located around 49 km from Mumbai City. The touch of peaceful atmosphere, waves of blue water and stretch of sand make it one of the best places to visit near Mumbai . You can understand the vibes you can get from this beach from the fact that it is referred to as Mini Goa in Mumbai. Do not forget to take a glimpse of the sunset at this beach.

3. Shree Siddhivinayak Temple:

Shree Siddhivinayak Temple is located at Prabhadevi in the main part of Mumbai. This temple is popular across the world as a desire-fulfilling shrine in Greater Mumbai. This ancient shrine exist for more than 200 years now.

The Lord Ganapathi in this temple is three-eyed like Lord Shiva. The idol has been carved out of black stone and it houses the idol of mooshak as well. The lord is accompanied by Siddi and Riddhi, the goodness of prosperity and affluence.

4. Gateway of India:

As you wish to know about the places to visit near Mumbai less than 50 km, you can choose to visit Gateway of India. The arch monument in the main part of Mumbai was built during the 20th century.

5. The Marine Drive:

The Marine Drive is a popular road that borders the Arabian Sea. This is a popular attraction among the locals for watching sunsets. Particularly, people throng this place in large numbers during late evenings. The reason is that they get a stunning view of the c-shaped concrete footpath along the sea line. Due to the lighting and half-circle shape of this road, it is referred to as the Queen’s necklace road. People walk in large numbers in the daytime, particularly in the early mornings.

6. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya:

When it comes to places to visit near Mumbai within 50 km, this museum is a must-visit spot. Originally, this museum was named the Prince of Wales Museum of Western India. From this museum, you can get to see the history of India right from prehistoric to modern times. The museum is housed in a domed building in the Indo-Saracenic Style. The collections include the Jehangir Art Gallery, Rajput and Mughal Miniatures, Chinese Porcelain and Tibetan Art.

7. Kanheri Caves:

This is one of the attractions to visit near Mumbai within a 29 km drive from Mumbai City. These caves are located inside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park. From the entry point of these caves, you can take one of the shuttle vans to reach the entrance of the cave. From the entrance, it will take around 20 minutes to reach the cave. The cave timing is between 9 am and 5 pm. You will have to engage in a short trek to reach the cave.

8. Sanjay Gandhi National Park:

Not only the Kanheri Caves but also when visiting the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, you can explore more. You can spend an entire Sunday in this park with your family. You can get to the Butterfly Garden, nature trails and treks.

At this park, your kids can take the Van Rani Mini Train trip. You can engage in recreational boating as a family. Star gazing, memorial Gandhi Tekdi are other things to explore. You can also rent cycles from the entrance of the park and can explore the entire park.

9. Red Carpet Wax Museum:

Do you love to take pictures with celebrities? If so, you can plan a visit to the Red Carpet Wax Museum located in the R City Mall in Mumbai. It will not be an overstatement to say that this museum is a gallery of international personalities. They are depicted via life-like wax statues. You can take pictures with them at this museum. Also, this museum showcases the creations of international artists in a plush setting. In turn, you can get the experience of participating in the red carpet event with life-like celebrity statues around you.

10. Hanging Gardens:

Standing on Ridge Road, this place is also called the Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens. The attractive thing here is that these are terraced gardens that are perched at the top of Malabar Hill. This place is just opposite Kamala Nehru Park. The attractive thing about the Hanging Gardens is that you can get sunset views over the Arabian Sea. You can take pictures featuring the many hedges carved in the shapes of animals.

11. Snow World:

How about spending a hot summer day in a snow-filled atmosphere without leaving Mumbai? Yes, this is possible when you visit the Snow World located in the Phoenix Market City Mall in Kurla. You and your kids can engage in snow fights at this place and can take attractive pictures with snow statues placed in many places. You can engage in many winter activities here like snowboarding, sledging and ice skating.

12. Bandra Fort:

You can reach this tourist attraction in Mumbai within a km of Mount Mary Church. From the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, it is located around 17 km. This is a small fort at the seashore.

This fort is popular for being featured in many films. Locals visit this spot mainly for sunset views and for sunset views. You can get a relaxing experience when you visit this fort around sunset.

13. Shiv Fort:

Within just 7.4 km from the main part of Mumbai City, this is one of the places that the locals visit during weekends. Otherwise called Sion Fort, even though it now just looks like a skeleton of its own self continues to be a major attraction for the locals. You can still find traces of its past glory in this fort.

14. Haji Ali Dargah:

This Dargah is one of the most familiar religious spots in Mumbai. Even though it is meant for people from Islamic Community, it is visited by people from other communities as well. It is located around 500 yards from the shoreline of Mumbai in the middle of the Arabian Sea. This Dargah has a white-coloured structure that attracts visitors in large numbers. Nearly 10-15 thousand people visit this religious spot every day and the number of visitors increases to 20-30 thousand on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. Also, during the second day of Bakra Eid and Ramadan, people throng in lakhs to this religious spot.

15. Chotta Kashmir Park:

Chhota Kashmir Park is a tiny picnic spot with a lake. You can take your kids to this spot as there are rides for kids to keep them engaged. There is a boating option in the lake and there is ample space for parking your vehicles outside. The problem with this place is that it is not maintained cleanly.

16. Elephanta Caves:

When you visit the Gateway of India, you can plan your visit to the Elephanta Caves as well. The reason is that these are caves located on Elephanta Island that can be reached within an hour’s boat ride from the Gateway of India. This tourist attraction is about 7 km from Mumbai Mainland.

17. Global Vipassana Pagoda:

If you are looking for a spot to meditate in silence, you can drive from the mainland of Mumbai for about 48 km to reach the Global Vipassana Pagoda. This spot has been designed in similar style of the Shwedagon Pagoda of Yangon, Myanmar showing the thankfulness of India to Myanmar for conserving the Vipassana Meditation with its purity. When it was lost in the country of its birth, India, Myanmar managed to preserve it. You should visit this place at least to watch the huge structure if not for meditation.

The other places of interest that you can reach within a 50 km drive from Mumbai include Manori, Trimbakeshwar, Panve, Sachkhand Gurudwaral and Uttan.

B. Places to visit near Mumbai, 50 – 100 Kms:

18. karnala:.

Karnala is just above 50 km distance from Mumbai. Yes, it is around 50.6 km away from Mumbai. You might wonder why this place should be included in your list of top places to visit near Mumbai . The reason is that it has a bird sanctuary. You can get to see nearly 150 species of birds in this sanctuary. It should be stated that Karnala is also the best spot for trekkers. You can trek to the Karnala Fort. When you are planning a trip to this spot with your friends, you should not forget an important thing. It is that you should carry binoculars. Only then, you can get to spot wild four-horned antelopes and wild boar from a distant spot.

19. Karjat:

You can reach Karjat from Mumbai when you drive for around 62 km. Karjat is the spot for you and your group of friends if you love adventure activities. Yes, this spot is famous for river rafting. You will get a chance to river raft in the Ulhas River. Not only river rafting, but also you can see ancient temples, stunning Kondana Caves and forts in Karjat. It is nested in the mighty western ghats.

20. Manikgad:

You can reach Manikgad within a 61 km drive from Mumbai. So, it is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai. This place is popular among hikers as you will have to hike to reach the Manikgad Fort at the hilltop. History shows that this fort was established for guarding and commanding the commerce route from seaside harbours to Maval Pune.

21. Khandala:

As you can reach Khandala within 2 hours of driving from Mumbai, it is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai for a weekend getaway. This place will take you away from the hustle and bustle of Mumbai city with its attractive waterfalls, grassy hills and lovely views. You can get to see some tourist attractions like Karla Caves and Buddhist Shrines in this spot. Also, the best cafes in Khandala will serve you with some delicious local foods.

22. Matheran:

Matheran is one of the places to visit near Mumbai located around 83 km from Mumbai City. Even though it is a small hill station, it is big in beauty. When you are at Matheran during the weekend, you can get some breathtaking views of Louisa Point, Ambarnath Shiv Temple, Shivaji’s Ladder, Vikatgad, Garbut Point and Panorama Point. You can see different species of monkeys in Matheran. Also, you might see barking deer, Malabar giant squirrels and even leopards. You will be interested in knowing the best things to do in Matheran . 

23. Lonavala:

Lonavala is 83 km away from Mumbai and it is one of the favourite hill stations for Mumbaiwalas. The fully green atmosphere of Lonavala is chosen as a place to relax during the weekends by most families in Mumbai. This hill station is also visited in large numbers by people staying in Pune. It is popular for its attractive lakes, striking forts and historic caves.  You will find many exciting places to visit in Lonavala that you can cover within a weekend visit from Mumbai.

24. Alibaug:

Alibaug is an attractive coastal town in the Raigad District of the state of Maharashtra. You can reach this town within a 96 km drive from Mumbai.

25. Visapur:

Visapur is within a 98 km drive from Mumbai. The key attraction in Visapur is the Visapur Fort which is perched upon a lush green plateau. If you love nature and would like adventure activities, Visapur is for you. When you trek to the fort standing at a height of 1084 metres above sea level, you can get breathtaking panoramic views. So, Visapur is equally an interesting site for nature lovers, history enthusiasts and adventure freaks.

26. Siddhagad:

Within 95 km from Mumbai, the most attractive nature-kissing spot called Siddhagad is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai . It is a pleasure for leisure enthusiasts and trekkers alike. It is a paradise for nature lovers as well. So, if you look for a tough trekking route , you can choose this spot.

27. Durshet:

As you are looking for places to visit near Mumbai within 100 km of Mumbai, you can choose this place. You can reach Darshat from Mumbai within an hour and a half as its distance from Mumbai is around 76 km. This tiny hamlet is located on the banks of River Amba. It is tucked away in the Sahyadri Ranges of the state of Maharashtra. It is standing between a couple of Ganesha temples of Mahad and Pali.

28. Lohagad:

Within around two hours of driving from Mumbai, you can reach Lohagad. This is a hill station that houses many forts. Particularly, the Lohagad Fort otherwise called the Iron Fort is a great attraction here.

29. Irshalgad:

Irshalgad is a trekking spot ideal for beginners. You can include the Irshalgad visit during your visit to Matheran and Panvel. The reason is that this place is located between these two tourist spots near Mumbai. The main attraction in Irshalgad is its fort. To reach the fort, you will have to engage in trekking. You can get to see many water tanks and remains of the fort now. However, the panoramic view after reaching the fort will be enthralling.

30. Gorakhgad:

Gorakhgad is particularly famous for trekking. But, to trek in this spot to reach the Gorakhgad Fort at the top of the hill, you should be an experienced trekker. The reason is that trekking in this spot will be a bit challenging. You will have to engage in some rock climbing as well when trekking. This trail is popular among trekkers as they are able to get 360-degree views of the Sahyadri Mountain Range. So, if you are ready for an 80-90 degree heart-pumping trekking experience, you can pack your stuff from Mumbai.

The other places to visit near Mumbai between 50 and 100 km distance include Vasind, Raigad, Maval, Bhaja Caves and Manikgad.

C. Places to visit near Mumbai, 100 – 200 Km:

31. mandwa beach:.

Mandwa Beach is particularly popular for its picturesque views, exuberance and serenity. You can engage in some water sports in this spot like water scootering, kayaking, jet skiing and banana tube rides and can burn all your stress. Also, you can refresh your senses by simply taking a stroll around the swaying coconut trees.

32. Kamshet:

You can drive from Mumbai for about 102 km to reach Kamshet. You can also include this spot along with your Lonavala trip as they are close to each other in distance. This spot is for you if you are into adventure sports. Particularly, people visit this spot mainly for paragliding.

As you look for places to visit near Mumbai between 100-200 km, you can confidently choose Kolad as your spot. From Mumbai, it will take around a 122 km drive to reach Kolad. From trekking the huge green hills to get to the Tamhini Waterfalls to white-water rafting in the Kundalika River, Kolad has everything to bring you a heart-pumping experience. If you are an adventure freak, you will undoubtedly love this spot for the best relaxing experience.

34. Kashid:

When you travel for 129 km via the NH 66 route from Mumbai, you can reach Kashid. This is a beach town popular for its blue seas with white sand. It is located in the Konkan Region of the state. Not only Kashid Beach but also you can visit other places in Kashid like the Murud Janjira Fort, Phansad Bird Sanctuary, Korlai Fort, Revdanda Beach and fort and Datta Mandir. City shopping will also be an enjoyable experience if you are into shopping.

35. Ratangad:

Ratangad is popular for Ratangad Fort and trekking is a spot that you can reach within a 168 km drive from Mumbai on the NH 160 route. The Ratangad Fort is more than 400 years old and it is known to have been captured by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj during this reign. The base village for this fort is the Ratanwadi Village. Once you reach the fort by trekking, you can get spectacular views of the Sahyadri Range. This is why this spot is a true paradise for photographers.

36. Durg Dhakoba Trek:

Durg and Dhakoba are a couple of prominent peaks on the plateau between the Bhimashankar and Naneghat ranges in Pune. This is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai as you can reach Dhakoba Fort within a 174 km drive via the NH61 route. As they are at 3900 and 4100 feet respectively, they provide commanding views of the ranges around them. When you visit this spot, you can camp either at Dhakoba or Durg Temple. This spot is particularly popular for trekking and when you choose to trek from the Konkan Side, the trekking will involve climbing down and up steep ghats. So, this is quite challenging even for experienced trekkers.

37. Jivdhan:

Jivdhan Fort Trekking is considered the toughest trekking even for experienced trekkers. The reason is that the fort stands tall at 3754 feet above sea level. It is part of the popular five forts in the Sahyadri Mountain Range.

38. Hadsar:

Hadsar is popular for the Hadsar Fort and you can reach this spot in about a 155 km drive from Mumbai. It is one of the five fort spots in the Sahyadri Mountain Range. You can reach the Hadsar Fort by trekking. The fort is located at an elevation of 3200 feet. Apart from the trekking, another attraction here is that within the fort there are huge tunnel-like entrances that are built in Mughal Style.

39. Chawand:

Chawand Fort is again popular for the trekking experience it provides to visitors. You can reach this spot within a 168 km drive from Mumbai. Not only trekkers from Mumbai but also trekkers from Pune visit this trekking spot in large numbers. As this spot is mainly for trekking, you cannot find any shops. So, it is better to carry your own stuff like water bottles, medicines or any other things that you feel necessary. Apart from the fort, you can find other attractions like Manikdoh Dam, Chavanda Devi Temple and Caves in Chawand, which is also spelt as Chavand.

40. Korigad:

It takes approximately three hours to drive from Mumbai to reach Korigad. Korigad is again popular as a trekking spot. At the top of the hill stands the Korigad Fort. Climbing from the base to the fort can take around three hours. However, during monsoons, it can take longer as there can be sudden changes in the weather. The Korigad fort was part of the Maratha Kingdom under the rule of Chhatrapati Shivaji in 1657.

41. Kulanggad Trek:

Located in the Nashik District of Maharashtra, this tourist spot can be reached within a 140 km drive from Mumbai. From Nashik, it is 62 km away and even from Pune, you can reach this spot within 184 km. This is why trekking enthusiasts from all these places visit Kulanggad. Otherwise called AMK Trek, you need three days and two nights to cover all three forts in this spot.

42. Naneghat:

This spot is particularly popular for the Naneghat Fort Trekking. You can reach the base of this trekking destination within a 163 km drive from Mumbai. The fort is located at a height of 2600 feet above sea level. This spot is located in the Thane district of the state. Apart from the fort, Naneghat is popular as a trading route used several thousands of years ago.

43. Plus Valley Trek:

You can reach Plus Valley Trek within 146 km or 193 km based on the route you choose as there are two routes available. As the name of the place suggests, the valley is in the shape of a plus sign. The challenging trek along with exotic fauna makes this place the best spot to spend your weekend in a relaxing atmosphere. You can get breathtaking views and most trekkers feel that this spot has medium-level difficulty to trek.

44. Igatpuri:

Igatpuri is located around 120 km from Mumbai. It is located in the Nashik District. The surging cascades, dense forests and pebbly terrain are undoubtedly a treat to your senses and eyes. If you would like to meditate, you can visit the Vipassana Meditation centre in Igatpuri among other things you can do here. The other places include Kalsubai Peak, Camel Valley, Bhatsa River Valley, Myanmar Gate, Tringalwadi, Thal Ghat, Ashoka Waterfall and Arthur Lake are other places to explore.

Pune holds the pride of being the cultural capital of the Maharashtra state. The city is one of the most developed cities in India and offers a wide range of activities for visitors. The locals and pilgrims throng the city to worship Shreemanth Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati. Being an industrial and IT hub, Pune has a lot of shopping options.

Other attractions like Bhandardara, Jawhar, Ratanwadi, Nashik, Daman, Silvassa, Panshet, Bhimashankar, Murud-Janjira, Diveagar, Malshej Ghat, Ozar and Lavasa are between 100 and 200 km from Mumbai.

D. Places to visit near Mumbai, 200 – 400 KM:

46. saputara:.

Within a 256 km drive from Mumbai, you can reach Saputara. You will get a spectacular view of the Western Ghats. It holds the pride of being the only hill station in the entire state of Gujarat and it is at a height of 1000 metres. Recently, the region has gained immense popularity as a tourist destination. The reason is that with the request from the Government, the tribal community residing in this region evacuated. It is the best place for nature and art lovers alike.

47. Aurangabad:

You can reach Aurangabad after a 336 km drive from Mumbai. Even though Aurangabad is an industrial town, it has gained equal popularity as a tourist attraction. The reason is that it houses many places of interest for tourists. The places of attraction like the Aurangabad Caves, Grishneshwar Temple, Daulatabad Fort and Panchakki are in Aurangabad. Also, when you are in Aurangabad, do not forget to take the Himroo Factory visit. It is nothing but a popular shopping destination for shopping the world-renowned Himroo Shawls.

48. Mahabaleshwar:

Mahabaleshwar is one of the places to visit near Mumbai as you can reach this spot within a 263 drive from Mumbai. It is an attractive hill station in the Western Ghats. You can get serene views of the verdant peaks from attractive viewpoints in Mahabaleshwar. It has historic temples, old forts and mesmerising waterfalls for tourists to explore. The vibrant strawberry plantations with a great aroma will take you to a different world. You will get to see a lot of things to do in Mahabaleshwar in my post.

49. Panchgani:

When you visit Mahabaleshwar, you can cover Panchgani as well if time permits. The reason is that these two hill stations are located close to each other.

50. Rajmachi:

Within a 312 km drive from Mumbai, you can reach Rajmachi. This place has a couple of fortified peaks namely the Manaranjan and Shrivardhan forts. So, Rajmachi is particularly popular for trekking. You can trek using two different routes to reach the two forts. At the base, a village named Udhewadi is present. For a full-fledged trekking experience, you can begin trekking from the Kondane Caves caves. When you choose this path, it will take around 3-4 hours to reach the peak. Otherwise, you can drive to the Udhewadi Village and then you can trek for about 20-30 minutes to reach the peak.

51. Kolhapur:

Yes, you have guessed it right. Kolhapur is popular for the Mahalakshmi Temple. You can reach this divine destination within a 376 km drive from Mumbai. Kolhapur gets its name from the mythological story of Kolhasur. This demon is believed to have been killed by Goddess Mahalakshmi. Apart from the temple, Kolhapur has other attractions like the Panhala Fort, Dajipur Wildlife Sanctuary, Sagareshwar Deer Sanctuary, Kopeshwar Temple and many other attractions.

52. Ganpatipule:

Within a 351 km drive from Mumbai, you can reach Ganpatipule. As the name implies, this town is popular for the famous Ganesha Temple. The uniqueness of this temple is that it is one of the few temples in India, where the deity faces west. This temple is believed to be more than 400 years old and the hill in the shape of Lord Ganesha is another attraction in Ganpatipule. In addition to this temple, there is also a beach in this town for tourists to explore.

53. Harihareshwar:

You can choose Harihareshwar as one of the places to visit near Mumbai as it is located around 202 km from Mumbai. This tourist spot is popular for a wide range of temples. So, if you are into temple visits, you can get to the Kalbhairav Temple.

54. Chiplun:

Within a 247 km drive from Mumbai, you can reach Chiplun. This town is popular for its white sand beaches. Also, the cashew and mango groves by the Vashishti River can bring you a relaxing experience. The very meaning of this town is translated as the Abode of Lord Parashurama. Yes, as the name implies, it has a lot of temples. The other places of interest for tourists include Marleshwar Temple, Vashishti River, Guhagar Beach, Sawatsada Waterfalls, Koyna Dam, Pandavaas Cave, Gowalkot Fort, etc.

55. Ratnagiri:

Ratnagiri is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai as you can reach it within a 334 km drive from Mumbai. You can expect a rejuvenating experience at this tourist spot. The reason is that it houses a lot of waterfalls, forests, hot water springs, rivers, creeks, sea shores and hills. So, you can expect a wholesome experience at this vacation spot for sure.

56. Dapoli:

Dapoli is located at a distance of around 227 km from Mumbai. It has a lot of attractions like ports, hot springs, caves, temples and beaches in Dapoli. Dapoli is popular for a lot of beach spots. So, when you stay in Dapoli, you can engage in an evening stroll along the beaches. Otherwise, you can also play with your kids at the beach to enjoy your vacation.

Hedvi is at a distance of 291 km from Mumbai. So, if you are looking for places to visit near Mumbai between 200 to 400 km, you can choose this spot. It is a small village located in the Konkan region of Maharashtra near Guhagar Town.

58. Shani Shingnapur:

This village is one of the places to visit near Mumbai that you can reach within 6 and a half hours from Mumbai. The reason is that this village is located around 296 km from Mumbai. It is in the Nevasa Taluka of the Ahmednagar District. As the name of the village implies, it is popular for the temple of Shani. Shani is a Hindu God known to be associated with Planet Saturn. It is considered to be a live temple. It means that Graha Shani is known to be present here lively. People make it a point to visit this temple whenever they visit Shirdi as it is located around 75 km from Shirdi.

60. Shirdi:

Most of us these days know about Shirdi. Yes, it is the place of Shirdi Sai Baba Temple. The temple has a lot of visitors and devotees from around the world. The reason is that Saibaba resolves all their woes and brings them complete prosperity in their lives. Any woes submitted in the foot of the baba are believed to be resolved if you have complete faith and patience. So, if you wish to get a divine experience, you can plan your visit to this spot from Mumbai.

E. Places to visit near Mumbai, 400 – 600 Km

61. malvan:.

From Mumbai, you can reach Malvan within a 533 km drive. Malva is considered a historically and culturally crucial town in the Sindhudurg District of the state. Apart from the Sindhudurg Fort, this town houses a Rock Garden. Scuba diving is a popular adventure activity that attracts tourists in higher numbers to Malvan. Rameshwar Temple, Tsunami Island, Wagheshwar Temple and many other attractions will keep you engaged at Malvan.

62. Bijapur:

Bijapur is located in the state of Karnataka. You can reach this tourist attraction around a 498 km drive from Mumbai. This place is popular for its mediaeval monuments.

63. Amboli:

You can reach Amboli when you drive for around 487 km from Mumbai. Amboli is popular as a honeymoon destination. It is greatly admired for its trekking, lush green forest, flora and fauna and attractive waterfalls. Tourist places like Shirgaonkar Point, Nangarta Falls, Kavalshet Point, Madhavgad Fort, Hiranyakeshwar Temple and Amboli Falls attract tourists to Amboil.

64. Champaner:

Within a 460 km drive from Mumbai, you can reach Champaner. Champaner is spelt together with Pavagadh and both these places are located in the state of Gujarat. This place is the home of a UNESCO World Heritage site. The places to visit in the Champaner-Pavagadh region are Jain temples, Pavagadh Fort and Kalika Mata Temple.

Yes, you have guessed it right. Anand is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai even though it is located in the Gujarat State. The reason is that you can reach Anand within a 470 km drive from Mumbai. Why visit this city? It is the epicentre of the white revolution that took place all over India. So, you should include a visit to the Amul Dairy and Chocolate factory visit and also a visit to the Amul Co-operative Museum when visiting Anand. Further, the SwamiNarayan Temple, which is the crown of the city should never be missed out on.

67. Dudhsagar:

Dudhsagar is popular for its Dudhsagar Waterfalls . You can reach this spot within a 578 km drive from Mumbai. The waterfalls originate from the Western Ghats. It holds the pride of being one of the five highest waterfalls in India. It is also among the highest 100 falls in the world. In the Mandovi River, the falls are divided into four tiers.

68. Tarkarli:

Located around 532 km from Mumbai, this is one of the places to visit near Mumbai . This is a village located in the Sindhudurg region. It is an ideal spot to visit for adventure freaks. In the Konkan Region, Tarkarli Beach is popularly known as Queen Beach. It has an international scuba diving training centre to help you learn scuba diving. Also, you can engage in many other sports activities in Tarkarli.

69. Ahmedabad:

You can reach Ahmedabad, which is in the state of Gujarat within a 528 km drive from Mumbai. Ahmedabad houses many lovely lakes, tranquil temples and huge mosques. It should be stated that Ahmedabad has something for every member of your family irrespective of age and sex. Do not forget to take a visit to the Sabarmati Ashram, Sabarmati Riverfront, Kankaria Lake and Adalaj Stepwell when you visit Ahmedabad. You have lots more to explore in Ahmedabad.

70. Dandeli:

You can reach Dandeli when you drive for around 578 km from Mumbai. In this place, you can get to see rare species of fauna and lush flora. In the wildlife sanctuary at Dandeli, you can spot barking deer, black panthers, sloth bears, the Malabar giant squirrel and a rare species of the black panther.

It will not be an overstatement when I say that Goa is a paradise when it comes to water sports. If you are like me interested in watersports like water scootering, scuba diving, banana boat rides and water skiing, you should visit Goa for sure. Goa is one of the places to visit near Mumbai because you can reach this spot within 587 km via the NH48 route from Mumbai. Goa is also a paradise for shoppers with plenty of stuff available to buy at the flea markets.

72. Badami:

Badami is one of the places to visit near Mumbai within 600 km. Badami is in the state of Karnataka and the key attractions in Badami are its caves. Among the many caves, four of them are considered key caves. The first is believed to be dedicated to Lord Shiva and the second and third are to lord Vishnu. The third cave is seen as a Jain representation. You will need around 6 hours to cover all the tourist attractions in Badami. You can plan your visit to the caves early in the morning or in the evening so that you can take some pictures there. You can engage in rope climbing in Badami as well.

73. Indore:

Indore is about 582 km from Mumbai and it belongs to the state of Madhya Pradesh as you know. This city holds the pride of being the largest in the entire MP State. It will not be an overstatement to say that Indore is a paradise for foodies. The signature food that you can taste in the Sarafa Bazaar will stay in your tastebuds for a long time. The city is the home to other attractions as well like the Kanch Mandir.

74. Jalgaon:

When you take the Mumbai-Agra National Highway, you can reach Jalgaon within around 9 hours of driving. The reason is that Jalgaon is located around 420 km away from Mumbai. This city is referred to as the Banana City of Maharashtra. The reason is that it meets the 2/3rd of the banana requirements of the state.

75. Vadodara:

Vadodara is located around 413 km from Mumbai. In addition to architectural wonders, Vadodara otherwise called Baroda houses architectural wonders. It houses many tanks and dams. It also has the Jambughoda or Sayaji Baug Wildlife Sanctuary. It holds the pride of being the third largest city in Gujarat standing on the banks of River Vishwamitri. It is famous as the cultural capital of Gujarat. It is the home of many educational institutions.

You can choose Akola as one of the best places to visit near Mumbai as it is located 595 km away from Mumbai. Due to the huge cotton production happening in this city, it is referred to as the Cotton City of India. You can get to see the cotton production and also the dhal production live when you visit Akola. It will both be a tourist spot and an educational spot for your kids.

77. Gandhinagar:

You can reach Gandhinagar located in Gujarat within a 546 km drive from Mumbai. The Akshardham Temple is a key attraction in this city. However, Gandhinagar does not stop with it. There are many other places including temples, parks for kids, amusement parks, dam sites, mosques, nature parks and other places to visit in Gandhinagar to make your vacation wholesome.

F. Places to visit near Mumbai, 600 – 900 Km:

Hampi is around 745 km from Mumbai and so it is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai . Hampi is located in the state of Karnataka and it is special as it has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

79. Gokarna:

Gokarna can be reached within a 689 km drive from Mumbai. When you visit Gokarna, you can explore the best of both worlds. The reason is that it has a combination of tranquillity and adventure. You can engage in water sports, beach hopping and temple visits. Particularly, people throng Gokarna for pilgrimage. There are temples like Mahabaleshwar, Murdeshwar and Sirsi that attract devotees to Gokarna in large numbers.

Also, read my post on 25 things to do in Gokarna .

80. Hyderabad:

You can reach Hyderabad within a 710 km drive from Mumbai. Yes, Hyderabad, as you know, is popular for the Hyderabadi Biryani. This is not the only reason to visit Hyderabad. You can visit the popular Charminar, the Ramoji Film City, Hussain Sagar Lake, Birla Temple, Salar Jung Museum, Lumbini Park and many other attractions in Hyderabad.

81. Little Rann of Kutch:

The Little Rann of Kutch can be reached via NH48 within a 690 km drive from Mumbai. So, it is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai . If you are planning a trip to Gujarat from Mumbai, the Little Rann of Kutch will definitely be an excellent stopover. At this tourist spot, you will get the opportunity to explore different wildlife species. At this spot, you will get a chance to witness wildlife in their natural habitat.

82. Maravanthe:

This spot is in Karnataka and you can reach Maravanthe within a 793 km drive from Mumbai. At Maravanthe, you will be able to explore a unique combination of river and sea on each side of a highway. This is a scene that is hard to find in other places.

Yes, Udupi located in Karnataka is popular as a temple to Lord Krishna in the form of an infant. This spot can be reached from Mumbai within an 846 km drive. Not only this temple but also Udupi is home to sandy beaches, lush green forests and an ancient temple. The small coastal town also houses St. Mary’s Island, Kudlu Falls, Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary and many other attractions for tourists.

84. Dholavira:

Located in the state of Gujarat, Dholavira is around 884 km from Mumbai via the NH 48 route. The journey to this spot itself is attractive as it will take you through the saline desert plains of Great Rann. On this route, you will get a chance to spot flamingos, blue bulls, chinkara gazelle and other bird life.

85. Bellary:

You can reach Bellary within 796 km from Mumbai. This city is popular for the Bellary Fort. The city is popular for its being close to history. The fort is standing tall on the top of the fort hill or Ballary Gudda. This fort is believed to have been built during the Vijayanagara rule. Apart from religious spots, Bellary is home to many wildlife sanctuaries. You can find many other tourist attractions in Bellary.

86. Porbandar:

Porbandar is 863 km away from Mumbai. So, it is one of the best places to visit between 600 and 900 km from Mumbai. Located in Gujarat, Porbandar is a place of historical importance in India.

87. Rajkot:

Rajkot is located around 702 km from Mumbai. So, it is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai . It is located in the state of Gujarat. Rajkot has many attractions for tourists like Lalpari Lake, Pradhyuman Zoological Park, Rotary Dolls Museum, Fun World, Aji Dam, Jubilee Garden, Gandhi Museum and Watson Museum. From charming landscapes to history-laden museums, Rajkot has a lot to offer for tourists.

88. Warangal:

Warangal is located around 851 km from Mumbai. The natural beauty combined with huge human-made structures makes Warangal an attractive destination for tourists. This city houses the 13th century Star-Shaped Shiva Temple, wildlife sanctuaries, a thousand-pillared temple, Bhadrakali Temple, the Pakhal Lake and Eturnagaram and many other attractions. The city also houses the traditional Warangal Fort among other attractions for tourists.

89. Ujjain:

Ujjain is located in the state of Madhya Pradesh and you can reach this spot within a 638 km drive from Mumbai. This city is located in the western region of Madhya Pradesh. It is popular for different pilgrimage sites. During Kumbha Mela, the temple town attracts tourists from across the world. It is conducted on the banks of the Shipra River once in 12 years. You can take a boat ride in RamGhat when at Ujjain. Also, do not forget to take a dip in the holy Kshipra River.

90. Nanded:

You can reach Nanded within around a 620 km drive from Mumbai. This is why it is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai . Nanded is popular for many mosques and Sikh Shrines. The religious hues and energy of the town attract hundreds of pilgrims every day.

91. Nagpur:

The distance of Nagpur from Mumbai is 778 km. So, you can drive within around 13 hours from Mumbai to Nagpur. You might wonder why you should visit Nagpur. It is popular for its lakes. There are many well-maintained water bodies in Nagpur. Among them, Ambazari is the most popular and attracts visitors. Do not forget to visit this spot, which is visited in large numbers by photographers, fitness enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

92. Mangaluru:

You might wonder, Mangaluru is in Karnataka and Mumbai is in Maharashtra. How is this place one of the places to visit near Mumbai ? You can drive from Mumbai within around 17 hours to Mangaluru. The distance between these two cities is around 900 km. Previously called Mangalore, this city is the home of picturesque beaches, forts and many other attractions for tourists. As Mangaluru is the home of many temples, pilgrims also choose this spot in large numbers for their vacation.

93. Kurnool:

Kurnool is a popular city in Andhra Pradesh. It is indeed one of the best places to visit near Mumbai because you can reach Kurnool from Mumbai within a 796 km drive. Yes, you can take other modes of transportation as well. Kurnool has many attractions for tourists like the Ahobilam temple, Konda Reddy Fort, Belum Caves , Mahanandi, Oravakallu Rock Garden, Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary, Yaganti and Tomb of Abdul Wahab to name a few. So, you can stay for some days and can explore many places in Kurnool one after the other.

94. Kandla:

Kandla is in Gujarat and you can reach this city when you drive for around 823 km from Mumbai. If you do not want to drive, you can use the new initiative by the Government of India called UDAN. Due to this initiative, you can now visit untouched destinations with non-stop flights from Mumbai. When you visit Kandla, you will gain the satisfaction of visiting a spot that has the largest port in India by the volume of cargo handled. Not only for this reason but also you can visit Kandla for admiring the architecture of the Bhadreshwar Jain Temple. You can also visit the Samadhi of the father of our nation at Adipur.

95. Jamnagar:

Jamnagar is also in Gujarat. You can reach this spot within a 793 km drive from Mumbai. You can understand the religious importance of Jamnagar from the fact that it is referred to as Chhoti Kashi.

96. Chitradurga:

This city is in Karnataka and it is reachable from Mumbai within a 780 km drive. This city has many attractions that include the Chandravalli Caves, Hidimbeshwar Temple, Vani Vilas Sagar Dam, etc. You can also find many other places of attractions in Chitradurga.

97. Bhopal:

Bhopal is located at a distance of 769 km from Mumbai. So, it is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai if you have around a week for vacation. Bhopal is popular as a city of lakes. It has two major lakes called the upper lake and the lower lake. The Upper Lake has a lovely garden attached to it. It also has a park and will provide you with a chance to engage in water activities.

98. Bhavnagar:

The state of Gujarat is the home of Bhavnagar. You can reach this town from Mumbai within a 621 km drive. This town is particularly popular for its temples, lakes and even it houses a national park. Victoria Park and the Velavadar National Park are popular attractions in Bhavnagar.

99. Anantapur:

100. Kollur:

Kollur is in Karnataka and you might have heard that this city is popular for the Mookambika Temple. This temple attracts pilgrims from across India and even from foreign countries. Kollur is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai as you can reach it within a 798 km drive. You can find forests, waterfalls and mini-hiking spots in Kollur.

Now, you know the 100 best places to visit near Mumbai. With these many options, you might be wondering how to choose the best Mumbai visiting spots for you. Here are some ideas to help you choose the best places in Mumbai to visit:

How to Choose the Best Visiting Spots in Mumbai: A Comprehensive Guide

Mumbai, often dubbed the “City of Dreams,” is a pulsating capital city that never misses out on enthralling its visitors. With its ironic past, diverse culture, bustling streets, and iconic benchmarks, choosing the best places visit Mumbai can be a daunting task. However, with proper planning and research, you can ensure a memorable experience exploring this dynamic city. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you choose the best Mumbai trip places:

Understand Your Interests

Before diving into the myriad of Mumbai places, it’s essential to understand your interests. Are you fascinated by history and architecture? Do you prefer exploring cultural hubs and local markets? Are you a food enthusiast eager to indulge in authentic Mumbai street food? Identifying your interests will streamline your search for the best Mumbai visiting spots tailored to your preferences.

Research Top Attractions

Mumbai boasts a plethora of iconic landmarks and attractions that cater to every taste. Researching the top attractions beforehand will give you a better understanding of what places in Mumbai have to offer. From the historic Gateway of India and majestic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus to the lively Colaba Causeway and bustling Juhu Beach, Mumbai offers something for everyone. Make a list of must-visit spots based on your interests and preferences.

Seek Recommendations

Don’t hesitate to seek recommendations from locals, friends, or travel experts who have explored places visit Mumbai. Locals often have insider knowledge about hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path destinations that may not be widely known but are worth visiting. Additionally, online travel forums and social media platforms can provide valuable insights and recommendations from fellow travellers.

Consider Accessibility

Mumbai is a sprawling city, and navigating its bustling streets can be challenging, especially for first-time visitors. When choosing Mumbai trip places, consider their accessibility in terms of transportation and proximity to your accommodation. Opt for attractions that are easily accessible via public transportation or are centrally located to minimize travel time and maximize your exploration.

Explore Cultural Diversity

One of Mumbai’s most compelling aspects is its rich cultural diversity, manifested in its vibrant neighbourhoods, religious sites, and culinary scene. Embrace the city’s cultural tapestry by exploring neighbourhoods like Bandra, known for its eclectic vibe and street art, or Mohammed Ali Road, famous for its mouthwatering street food during Ramadan. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit religious Mumbai places like the Siddhivinayak Temple or Haji Ali Dargah, which offer glimpses into Mumbai’s spiritual heritage.

Balance Popular Attractions with Hidden Gems

While iconic landmarks like the Gateway of India and Marine Drive are must-visit attractions, don’t overlook Mumbai’s hidden gems. Venture off the beaten path to discover lesser-known attractions like the Khotachiwadi Heritage Village or the serene Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Exploring both popular and lesser-known Mumbai visiting spots will provide a well-rounded experience of Mumbai’s diverse offerings.

Consider Time and Budget Constraints:

When planning your itinerary, consider your time constraints and budget limitations. Prioritize visiting spots based on their significance to you and allocate sufficient time for exploration. Remember that some attractions may require entrance fees or additional expenses for guided tours or activities. Factor these costs into your budget and plan accordingly to make the most of places in Mumbai to visit.

Check out my post on 7-day Maharashtra itinerary .

In conclusion, choosing the best places visit Mumbai requires careful consideration of your interests, research, recommendations, accessibility, cultural diversity, and budget. By following these guidelines and embracing the spirit of exploration, you can create an unforgettable Mumbai experience filled with memorable moments and discoveries.

Conclusion:

These are the top 100 places to visit near Mumbai . Not only by road but also you can reach some of these spots by train and flight as well. Based on your interest, you can choose the best of these spots to spend some quality time with your friends and family.

Also read my post on Mumbai International Airport .

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Mumbai or the erstwhile name Bombay is considered to be the commercial capital of our country. The city that never sleeps got its name after the Mumba Devi temple in Bore Munde. What defines Mumbai are not just the skyscrapers ruling the city, but, the running locals, the amazing Dabbawala’s, the thrilling Ganesh chatruti festival, the beautiful Haji Ali, Dahi Handi festival by forming human pyramids, the deep oceans and Bollywood. Mumbai is an incredible city and there are so many best places to visit near Mumbai for a perfect weekend getaway.

Mumbai is blessed with lots of places near it for the residents to enjoy and take their weekend off. The spirit of Mumbai has an intoxicating effect and like the famous author Salman Rushdie once said, “You can take the boy from Bombay; you can’t take Bombay out of the boy”. There are umpteen choices when it comes to visiting sites close to and outside Mumbai. Let us explore each of them.

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Popular Places To Visit Near Mumbai (Within 100 Km)

Alibaug (95 km from mumbai).

The coastal town of Alibaug is located 93 kms from Mumbai and has some spectacular beaches overlooking the Arabian Sea. Alibaug beach, the flagship beach gives you a magnificent view of the Colaba fort. There are boat rides available for you to explore the fort. Other beaches like the Kihim beach, and the nagaon beach gives you the pleasure of thrilling water sports like snorkeling and scuba diving.

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The beaches can be visited in the evenings to enjoy the orange tinges of the sun setting in amidst the cascading blue waters. The famous Kanakeshwar forest has the most exquisite variety of flora and fauna which also houses a very old Shiva temple in it site. There are many forts lined up in Alibaug like the Revdanda and the Khanderi fort that is a good place to revisit history and trekking.

Matheran (80 Km from Mumbai)

Matheran is a tiny little hill station that stands 2600 feet above the seal level. Matheran means “Overhead forest” doesn’t allow vehicles to venture into its land. The fresh air devoid of pollution is what you will be enjoying at this perfect weekend getaway. Matheran is quite famous for its viewpoints taking the count to 36.

The most popular viewpoints are the Echo point, Alexandra Louisa point, Panorama point and the Porcupine point. The viewpoints give us the most unfathomable views of the mountains, sunsets and lush greenery. Charlotte Lake is the hottest picnic spots here. The charming town is an easy 100 kms drive from Mumbai and is cuddled up amidst the Sahyadri range on the Western Ghat.

Lonavala (82 Km from Mumbai)

If you want to experience the beauty of natural surroundings, amidst cold chills, thick forests, wonderful waterfalls and dams then  Lonavala  is a beauty that needs to be admired. The Lonavala has the famous Buddhist rock-cut cave temples called the  Karla caves . This place is the pride of Lonavala and is a protected property of the Archeological survey of India.

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The lion’s cave offers a vantage point between Bhushi Dam and Aamby Valley. The majestic view from the cave offers the sight of many waterfalls, green hills and lakes and the mesmerizing sunsets. Other places worth a visit is the Rajmachi point, the Bhaja caves, Tiger’s point and the Duke’s nose point. Lonavala is certain a heaven on earth and ensure you don’t give this a miss.

Khandala (82 Km from Mumbai)

If you are looking at a place with a stupendous view combined with magical waterfalls and fairy tale ponds then, you need not leave Mother Earth. Pack your bags and go to Khandala for it wholesome weather, the charming greens, and the charismatic view of the downpour. The beautiful mansions and homes is a striking example of the regality of the place.

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Amongst the plethora of sites the best ones that khandala offers is the Shingroba temple which is an old temple and famous for its holiness. The Amrutanjan point is a wonderful picnic point and promises some breath taking views from its shelter. The Karla and Bhaja caves are full of tourists for its historical antiquity. The Bhushi Lake, gives you the tranquil spot to unwind and unravel your calm side.

Durshet (76 Km from Mumbai)

Near the Amba river is a beautiful village named Durshet, that serves as a perfect escape. The village is located between two historic Ganesha temples of Pali and Mahad. The place has a historic value too as it is supposed to be one of the battle fields of the great Shivaji Maharaj where he fought Kartalab Khan. The Durshet Forest lodge is spread on a sprawling 35 acre campus and is a welcome sight for people who love vegetation and birds.

The River Kundalika is a haven for rafters with the beautiful resort overlooking the River Amba. The lodge is the appropriate picnic places and for people in love with nature and thrills. The place is full of water sport and trekking activities that you can thoroughly enjoy. Pali Fort is also not to be missed.

Kamshet (105 Km from Mumbai)

The town of Kamshet is popular for its mystical caves, beautiful lake, old temples and paragliding. The place is a marvel for those who admire architecture and history. The Bedsa caves and the Bhairi caves offer the thrill to embark on the rocky steps taking us to them. The beautiful Kondeshwar temple surrounded by the fertile forests adds to the beauty of the temple.

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Kamshet is also hugely popular for paragliding, water sports, rock climbing and other survival based adventure thrills. Apart from this there is a medieval period temple based on the lofty hills of Bhandar Dongar. Kamshet is a place that provides huge entertainment in addition to adventure thrills in the midst of natural beauty that it is.

Best Places To Visit Near Mumbai (Within 200 Km)

Dahanu bordi beach (149 km from mumbai).

The beach is situated in Thane district of Maharashtra spread over a distance of 17 kms. If you are looking at a hushed, comforting trip to refresh your weekend, it is a good option. The prime attraction of the beach is Udwada which is a glorious and venerable temple for Zoroastrians.

Several tourists flock the area to witness the sacred fire which is kept alive for more than a century. The beach is famous for ‘chickoos’ and is a sure shot winner amongst couple and families. Don’t forget to engage in some beach walking and volleyball to take the most out of it.

Igatpuri (120 Km from Mumbai)

This is the embodiment of nature’s most picturesque places combined with spine-chilling adventure. It is a hill station that has the highest peaks of the Sahyadri’s. I would highly recommend to add this destination to your bucket list of best places to visit near Mumbai. The monsoon seasons does a makeover here with rich greenery spread across the town with beautiful waterfalls swelling up in the lakes.

The day trek to Kalsubai cannot be missed for its sheer view from the highest peak. You can also combine it with a one day trek to Harihargarh Fort if trekking is something you are looking at. The Bhatsa river valley is an enigmatic place which gives you a divine experience of nature, boondocks and crests. If you are looking to up the adventure quotient Camel valley offers enthralling rafting packages to beat the heat.

Kolad (121 Km from Mumbai)

Dotingly called as the Rishikesh of Maharashtra, Kolad takes you to the journey of steep mountains with cascading waterfalls and emerald pastures. Nature aficionados and hikers head towards Kolad for their adventures but, this place is equally good for white water rafting and treks in the backwoods. Kolad is a visual beauty in monsoons, but every season here has something else to offer which cannot be missed. The Tahini waterfalls are one of the most popular attractions of this place. The Kansai waterfalls and hot springs at Uddhar is located near it.

The Bhira dam, popularly known as the Tata Power house dam is the major source of electricity in Kolad and finds it source from the Kundalika River popular for river rafting. The Ghosala fort stands tall between the creeks of Revdanda and Salav. The fort is for architecture connoisseurs and houses prisons, parapets and secret chambers in it. The plus valley trek, Sutarwadi Lake and the Tala fort are other attractions here. It is definitely one of the best places to visit near Mumbai for all adventure lovers.

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Pune (149 Km from Mumbai)

Pune is a sprawling city with a beautiful weather considering its city life. Pune has a lot to offer to its visitors, be it the Shaniwar Wada Palace or the Parvati hill. If you love adventure and crave for thrills you can visit the Pasha Lake to explore the wildlife enveloping it.

The peacock bay is yet another feather to its cap. The unique Osho Ashram will bring out the new spiritual you and make you feel lighter. The City of Pune has the most youth crowd and there are innumerable malls that could help you enjoy your shopping experience.

Palghar (115 Km from Mumbai)

Palghar has its loyal tourists visiting regularly because it offers a lot to us. Palghar is a sought after industrial town with many small scale industries housed here. The place has some good places to wither away. The Kelva Dam is a major source of irrigation, has a beautiful garden surrounding it.

There are some ancient temples here with many lakes adding to the beauty of the place. One of the best places to be here is the Manor. It is a peaceful town and a perfect place to relax. The Kelva beach and the Shirgaon beach adjoined to the fort is a must see in the city.

Beautiful Places To Visit Near Mumbai (Within 500 Km)

Ganpatipule (346 km from mumbai).

As the name suggests the town located in Ratnagiri district is the abode of Lord Ganesha. The Swayambhu Ganpati temple is located on the Ganpatipule beach which is what makes the place beautiful. The serenity of the temple seeps into in the whole village with a calm aura surrounding it. The Ganesh temple is more than 400 years old and the idol of Ganesha is said to be a monolith that was self-incarnated.

There are many other spots that can be visited here especially the Malgund. This place was the birth place of the famous poet Keshvsut and has a memorial in his name. The Gaywadi beach near Malgund too hosts water sport activities. The Jaigad fort and the Prachin Konkan Museum are other attractions here.

Malvan (528 Km from Mumbai)

The historic town of Malvan, located in the Sindhudurg district is most famous for the Sindhudurg fort of Chatrapati Shivajiraje. There are 6 beaches encircling the Malvan area with lesser population invading them. The rock garden is constructed on the rocky shores of the Chivla beach that is beautifully made and adds up as a must-visit area.

Malvan also has a beautiful Rameshwar temple that resides the deity of Shri Rameshwar. The Sindhudurg fort is one of the rare places where scuba diving can be done. The water is pristine thus making it an ideal spot for the same. Water snorkeling activity too has gained momentum with live coral reefs and marine life at display.

Rajmachi (313 Km from Mumbai)

Resting between the Sahyadri peaks is a small village that is a joyful ride with a trek to die for. The  Rajmachi fort  has two iron grip forts called the Shrivardhan and Manaranjan. The Kataldhar waterfall is easily visible and it makes for a beautiful sight especially in monsoons. The fort is surrounded by caves that are full of trekkers.

The caves amidst waterfalls can be enjoyed if you want to trek your way out to the Kondane caves. The Udaysagar Lake and the cult Shiva temple gives combined with trekking makes Rajmachi visit worth every penny spent on it. It is definitely one of the best places to visit near Mumbai for all nature lovers.

Mahabaleshwar (263 Km from Mumbai)

One of the most visited tourist spots in Maharashtra is the beautiful land of Mahabaleshwar. The hill station located on the Western Ghats of the Sahyadri is known for its breathtaking locales, majestic peaks and strawberries. The views are charming making it the most perfect getaway for the weekend. The Elephant’s point is the most famous spots here that give you a glorious ride around the natural surroundings. Your visit to Mahabaleshwar is total incomplete without visiting the Chinaman’s fall that gives a tantalizing view of the gushing waters.

The Arthur’s seat or the suicide point is also regarded as the queen of all points. The view offers an awe-inspiring view of the dense valleys of Brahma – Aryana and River Savitri. Panchgani is 30 mins away from Mahabaleshwar and is embodied with colonial structures, beautiful locales and typical Parsi homes. The Mahabaleshwar temple residing Lord Shiva is about 500 years old and is a must on your tour here.

Panchgani (244 Km from Mumbai)

The famous hill station is named after five hills and offers its tourists a wonderful holiday treat. Panchgani is a treat for nature lovers and adventure seekers. While on one hand, the beautiful mountain peaks and flowing waterfalls wakes up your inborn serenity, on the other hand, horse riding, paragliding and Go karting call you to discover your exploratory side. Panchgani is famous for its magnetic appeal and Sherbaug is one of it.

The picture perfect surroundings with beautiful birds adorning the green plots and valleys make this spot a never forgettable experience. The Parsi point is yet another spot that is ideal for picnic lovers and endows us with the enigmatic sight of Dhom Dam backwaters. The Rajpuri cave is encircled with several ponds and that’s why Panchgani is a treasure for travelers.

Ratnagiri (350 Km from Mumbai)

Ratnagiri is a dream destination for tourists. The place has everything you have craved for, be it, white sand seas, hills and peaks with waterfalls with the most magnificent monuments adorning it. Some of the best places to visit in Ratnagiri is the Jaigad fort, the Thibaw point, Pawas, Malgund and Pandre Samudra. Each of the spots promises enduring memories. And yes, while packing off, don’t forget to own your carton of Ratnagiri mangoes.

Goa (586 Km from Mumbai)

The most popular place in the entire country is our very own Goa. There is a feeling of a mystical aura surrounding Goa that makes us come back for more. Goa is a blend of Indian and Portuguese culture apart from its beaches and trances. Goa is an enjoyable ride with your family, friends and honeymooners. Goa is synonymous with beaches and the best beaches are inarguably the  Baga beach ,  Anjuna Beach ,  Candolim beach , while the Calangute beach is the busiest beach out here.

The breathtaking views of sunset and hovering on the silent seas marks the Cruise service in Goa. Go at the right time and you get to experience all the water sports activities. If you enjoy betting your money, then Goa is the right place for you. You can have the best casino experience here if you have the appetite for it. Beach Shacks and trance are intoxicating and so are the beautiful churches that take you to another World. Without doubt, Goa is one of the best places to visit near Mumbai.

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31 Places to Visit near Mumbai Within 100 - 1000 Kms

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A short trip is all you need, to do away with the stress of your busy urban lives and your workplace. Mumbai is a part of the Western Ghats but more importantly it's a place surrounded by some famous and not so famous tourist attractions, that are easily accessible by road and not too far away from the city. So pack your bags and head out for a quick solo break or enjoy quality time with your family at these beautiful spots not to far, yet far from the maddening crowds.

Tourist Places near Mumbai within 100 Kms

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Situated in Khopoli, located between Pune and Mumbai, and merely 30 minutes from Lonavala, Imagica is one of India’s leading family holiday destinations, offering a gamut of interesting and unique entertainment experiences under one roof through its international standard theme park , a Mykonos themed water park and the largest snow park that India has ever seen.

How to get there: Khopoli is connected to Mumbai via direct local trains, and to the rest of the rail network via Karjat station. Imagica is at an approximate distance of 15 minutes from the railway station. Besides this, Imagica also has special Ghar Se Ghar Tak offer for personal cabs and great deals on car packages, car add-ons (both include chauffeur-driven A/C cars) and bus add-ons.

Where to stay:

Connected to the park is Novotel Imagica , a hotel that offers customised stay packages, acting as a basecamp for guests to relax and unwind. Imagica is the perfect hangout for school picnics, corporate visits and family drive-away spot alike. It is also the ideal magical venue for theme weddings, photoshoots and memorable celebrations. The unique indoor and outdoor rides, along with the plethora of engaging activities at Imagica offers makes it an ‘all weather entertainment destination’ that provides a compelling experience for every guest at every step.

Karnala Bird Sanctuary

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At an hour’s distance from Mumbai, the Karnala Bird Sanctuary will give you a break from the urban jungle and offer you a soothing green patch. Bird lovers will love this place for its mixed variety of resident, migratory and certain other rare species of birds.

Distance from Mumbai - 60kms

How to get there Karnala Bird Sanctuary is 60 km (2 hour drive) from Mumbai, on the Mumbai-Goa Highway, NH-17. Central Railway trains from CSMT (VT station) stop at Panvel, 12 km from the sanctuary; from here you can catch autorickshaws, taxis and buses.

Where to stay: Hotel Crown In n or Hotel Vinamra Residency . For more options check here .

Spread across the Sahayadri mountain range and the Western Ghats, Karjat is a teeming expanse of natural beauty. Adventure activities like trekking, hiking, river rafting and mountain climbing have turned Karjat into a popular tourist destination. The city also boasts of the largest chain of farm houses in Asia. Monsoons are the best time to indulge in water sports while other seasons also call for a great time of fun leisure.

Distance from Mumbai - 63 Kms

How to get there : Karjat railway station is connected to Mumbai and Pune. The train journey will take approximately two hours. Taxis and state buses also ply from Mumbai to Karjat.

Where to stay: Hotel Casa Greens or Modis Resort . For more options, check here.

Matheran Hill Station

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Matheran is one of the most in-demand places near Mumbai. This beautiful hill station offers stunning views of the plains. If you get the chance, you must make the journey to Hart Point at night. It offers a stunning view of Mumbai. The British-Parsi architecture is also something that might catch your fancy. Take the short trip to Charlotte Lake for a little shopping.

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Distance from Mumbai - 81 Kms

How to get there: Getting to Matheran is half the fun; It is well connected by rail both, from Mumbai and Pune up to Neral Junction Station, a station at the bottom of the hill. From Neral a small Toy Train takes you through a zigzag route of about 21kms to Matheran in two hours time.

Where to stay: Hotel Cecil or Hotel Spring Wood Heritage . For more options, check here

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Khandala is a bang on spectacle in itself. Just 81.5 kms from Mumbai, it is located at bhor ghat, the only known link between Deccan plateau and the Konkan plain. Often chosen for hiking, Khandala has more to it than its mysterious foggy hills and high rising terrain. A complete package for an entertaining vacation, this place will keep you fun-filled throughout. Best when visited during monsoons you ought to take time out for the water laden Bhushi and Lonavala dams. It might get a little crowded, but meeting new people who are just as keen to escape the busy lifestyle of Mumbai can be a gripping experience.

Distance from Mumbai - 82 Kms

How to get there: There are 8 direct trains from Mumbai to Khandala and many volvo buses that run on this route. It takes about 1 hour 40 minutes to reach from Mumbai to Khandala by car. There are multiple routes to get here. You can take the Mumbai Pune Expressway or the Mumbai Pune old highway. The Mumbai-Bangalore National Highway also crosses Khandala.

Where to stay: The Dukes Retreat or Della Resorts . For more options, check here.

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This hill resort offers a refreshing change of scenery. Just a three hour road trip from Mumbai it is a popular weekend getaway abuzz with adventuresome activities from trekking, camping and waterfall rappelling. Monsoon is the best time to see this hill station come alive. A place made very popular by Bollywood is Khandala and Lonavla, twin hill resorts that are about 93 kilometres away from the city along the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. These two places stand 5 kilometres apart from each other and offer one adventures like trekking, camping under the skies, tour’s of the various farm houses that dot the place and water rappelling. The Korigad Fort is a great monument that stands here and so are the caves, Bhaja, Lohgad, the Tiger’s leap and Karla. It would also be fun to get a glimpse of the Duke’s Nose, a cliff that resembles the nose of the Duke of Wellington and aptly named after him.

Distance from Mumbai - 83 Kms

How to get there: There are 25 direct trains from Mumbai to Lonavala such as the Pragati Express, Deccan Queen, Indrayani Exp, Bsl Pune Exp, Chennai Mail etc. The minimum time a train takes to reach Lonavala from Mumbai is 41 mins. There are multiple routes to get here. You can take the Mumbai Pune Expressway or the Mumbai Pune old highway. The Mumbai-Bangalore National Highway also crosses Khandala.

Where to stay: Hilton Shilim Estate Resort & Spa or The Machan . For more options, check here .

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The bucolic charm of the Sahyadri Ranges and the Western Ghats is on full display in this village. It is among the best destinations away from Mumbai as it offers a great escape for people stressed by work. Divided into a number of sub-divisions, the experience it offers is unmatched.

Distance from Mumbai - 88 Kms

How to get there: It takes about 1 hour 15 minutes to reach from Mumbai to Maval by road. There are no direct buses so it is best to take a cab/car and drive via the Mumbai-Bangalore National Highway.

Where to stay: It's best to stay in Lonavala when visiting Maval.

Alibaug Beach

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For those who like revisiting history Alibaug is a fantastic holiday site. Of the many places of interest Kulaba Fort is the most visited, its charm lying in the fact that it is situated 1-2 kms inside the sea and is accessible during low tide. Alibaug’s beaches are another wave of attraction and not far behind is the Phansad wildlife sanctuary, a treat for wildlife lovers. If you are looking to really relax during your short getaway from Mumbai, Alibaug is just the place for you. It can be reached by road or by a ferry from the Gateway of India in South Mumbai. If you are a history buff, this holiday site is home to an old fort which was built during Shivaji’s rule. Alibaug truly is among the sought after places to visit near Mumbai within 100 km.

Distance from Mumbai - 96 Kms

How to get there: The quickest way to get to Alibaug is by taking a ferry from The Gateway Of India to the Mandwa jetty and then taking a local bus or autorickshaw to the main town. Alibaug is connected via roadways through Pen. Many state transport buses are available to reach directly to Alibaug Beach from major cities like Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Goa. Mumbai to Alibaug is 110km via roadways.

Where to stay: Radisson Blu Resort & Spa Alibaug or Casa De Kihim . For more options, check here.

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Tourist Places near Mumbai within 200 Kms

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At a 100 kms distance in Maharashtra’s Pune district, Kamshet offers one of the most pleasing short breaks from Mumbai. Mud houses and thatched roofs set amidst beautiful sunflower and paddy fields give the place its rural charm. Of all the activities one can indulge in, paragliding is the craze with paragliding sessions being held throughout the year.

Distance from Mumbai - 102 Kms

How to get there: You can board a train to Lonavala. From there catch a suburban train to Kamshet. Taxis can be hired to reach Lonavala from Mumbai or Pune stations. The hill station is connected well to Mumbai and Pune by regular bus service. Both private and state-owned buses ply regularly.

Where to stay: Nirvana Naturestay or Vidisha Agro Tourism . For more options, check here .

Just 125 kms away from Mumbai in the lesser known village of Alibaug is this quiet and quaint beachside getaway. Not yet driven by commercialization, you can revel in the solitude beauty of Revdanda Beach. Enjoy water and beach sports during the day and camp by its lakeside at night with a bonfire and barbeque to complete the picture. Revdanda Beach lies around 125 kilometres away from the bustling city of Mumbai and is home to the beautiful place Alibaug. A less frequented beach, this place is ideal for a quiet getaway as it lies untouched by concentration. The place offers one a peaceful night of lakeside star gazing, making of a bonfire and roasting a meal, water sports and to sum it all up, fun away from the city. It is this place that will help you unwind. A beach that is lesser known is the Revdanda that is about 125 kilometres away from the heart of Bollywood city – Mumbai. The place is less crowded and thus is the perfect place to get away to on the weekend. You will enjoy the prospect of gazing up into the night sky by a beautiful lake or camping in tents and building a bonfire to cook ones meals. This place is tailored made by nature to help sooth frayed nerves and give people a great place to come back to time and again. It is only fair that we include this place on my list of places to visit near Mumbai within 200 km. You will sure rave about this place to others once you have visited it. Do give it a try. Revdanda is among the more proximate places near Mumbai. It is around 125km from the heart of the city. This tiny village will ensure you get much-needed peace and quiet. Revdanda Beach is one of the secluded beaches near Mumbai. It has avoided the changes that commercialisation can bring. Nature is at its best here.

Distance from Mumbai - 109 Kms

How to get there: There are state transport buses throughout the day which ply between Mumbai and Revdanda. You can board this bus from Mumbai Central depot. Yo can also hire a cab or drive yourself too. It takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes to reach this picturesque destination from Mumbai. Take the Alibaug-Revadanda Road to your destination in Revdanda.

Where to stay: Bougainvillea or Rembrandt Villa . For more options, check here.

The ladies, especially those who love to cook and feed others and as well as those men who fancy rustling up dishes will surely like this place – Dehna. Close to the forested area of the Western Ghats, this getaway spot is a welcome relief from the pollution of the city. If one is to plan their trip well, one can get the permission to work on a farm here and get some hands on experience of rural India. The stalls at the local market here let one grind their own chilies and spices and if a bonfire is on your mind then you can get involved in the chopping and gathering of wood to build one. The places of tourist interest here is the Valmiki Ashram and a power project that was built by the villagers at a cost of a whopping 3,500 INR. When here, don’t forget to eat the ‘Bhakharh,’ a chapatti that is made from rice and chutney of chilies.

Distance from Mumbai - 113 Kms

How to get there: It takes about 3 hours to get to Dehna. The quickest way to get there is by a day train via Vasind or a night train via Nashik.

Where to stay: Dehna is a day trip from Mumbai. You cab stay at Vasind, near Dehna. Stay at Kisan Eco Farm or Food Express . For more options, check here .

Palghar with its less crowded streets and inviting atmosphere is the ideal destination just to relax and unwind. The Kelva dam in Palghar presents a great spot for picnicking with the family as does its soft sandy beaches.

Distance from Mumbai - 115 Kms

How to get there: There are 10 direct trains from Mumbai to Palghar such as Flying Ranee, Sau Janata Exp, Gujarat Mail, Ranakpur Expres, Dehradun Exp etc. The minimum time a train takes to reach Palghar from Mumbai is h 46m. It takes about 50 minutes to get from Mumbai to Palghar.

Where to stay: Ecowoods Agro Tourism or Govardhan Eco Village . For more options, check here .

About 120 kilometres away from Mumbai city, is Igatpuri that is to be found in Nashik, the wine capital of India. This is a beautiful hill station that provides a great escape option for those in need of that much needed break. If you are stressed out, the Dhamma Giri Meditation Centre here is the right place for you to relax and connect with your inner self. The Ghatandevi temple is popular with the locals and you may want to pay it a visit. For backpackers, Igatpuri offers a number of treks, ziplining, camping and other such adventure sports. The place should be visited anytime between June to September and then again from November to March. It is with much pride that we include this place of my list of tourist places near Mumbai within 200 km. Located at a distance of 120 kilometers away from the city of Mumbai, this place in Nashik is famous around the country for its wines. Yes, Igatpuri is known as the wine capital of India and produces some of the best wines in the country. Apart from this brewing activity, Igatpuri is a great escape and provides a plethora of options that help relax one. Try yoga at the Dhamma Giri Meditation centre or visit the Ghatandevi temple for a spiritual refreshing. If you are up for adventure, try trekking or camping out. Locals say that the best time to be here is around the month of November to March, so plan accordingly. Your weekend trip is sure to be fun and relaxation at its best.

Distance from Mumbai - 121 Kms

How to get there: Igatpuri is connected with all neighboring cities by Maharashtra State Transport Corporation buses. If you're driving, use the eastern express highway to reach Thane. From Thane head towards Bhiwandi – Padgha – Asangaon – Shahapur – Khardi – Kasara Budruk – Igatpuri. Igatpuri is a major railway station and there are regular trains to Igatpuri from most major cities. Tapovan express directly connects Igatpuri railway station with Mumbai CST.

Where to stay: The Herb Farm or Mango Farms . For more options, check here .

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Just about 100 kilometeres away from Mumbai is the village of Kolad. Lying on the banks of the River Kundalika, Kolad offers one a great rafting experience. Midway, between Panvel and Goa on the National Highway 17, this is one place to visit for a weekend of camping and adventure sports. The river has a number of rapids and make for a thrilling rafting adventure. Experience water activities at their best when in Kolad. River rafting, kayaking and boating are the main attractions of this scenic village. Paragliding, hiking, rappelling and camping in its jungles contribute to the rest of its adventurous allure. This place is located off the banks of the Kundalika River and is just 100 kilometers away from the city. This little village called Kolad is the place to go to if one wants to ho rafting. It likes halfway between Panvel and Goa and makes for an exciting weekend. So here we are, concluding the article with this great place on my list of weekend getaways from Mumbai. This beautiful weekend spot is located on the eastern edge of the mighty Kundalike River. If you want to connect with the nature around you, opt for river rafting. The scenic landscape and cascading waterfalls paints a scenic picture. This location is perfect for you to take your family. One can also undertake trekking and climbing here. Kolad is definitely among the best weekend getaways from Mumbai within 200 kms.

Distance from Mumbai - 122 Kms

How to get there : It takes about 2 hours 30 minutes to reach Kolad from Mumbai. Kolad falls on the Mumbai-Goa highway. If you are driving, you have to follow the Sion-Panvel Expressway and Mumbai-Pune Expressway. There’s no bus stand at Kolad, and the nearest bus stops are Murud and Khandala. While Murud is 43 km away, Khandala is almost 75km from Kolad. One has to hire a cab or a rickshaw for the further journey. One can also travel via Roha, which is only 11.3km from Kolad.

Where to stay: Kundalika Cottages or Lake Resort Kolad . For more options check here .

Very close to the main city of Mumbai, this is a place of extreme natural beauty in the form of hills, waterfalls and green valleys. These make this place a part an important part of the list of places near Mumbai within 200 kms. You can stay here at the MTDC Hotel and enjoy spectacular views of the ghat waters rising during the monsoon. Malshej is also known for the variety of birds and flowers which can be best viewed from the Harishchandragad Point.

Distance from Mumbai - 127 Kms

How to get to there: The nearest railway station to reach Malshej Ghat is Kalyan. Kalyan Railway station is situated around 85 km from Malshej GhatFrom Mumbai to reach Malshej Ghat use Eastern Express Highway to reach Thane. From Thane head towards Kalyan. From Bhiwandi Bypass Toll reach Kalyan Phata. Head towards – Murbad – Shivale – Saralgaon – Kasgaon – Tokawade to reach Malshej Ghat.

Where to stay: Saj By The Lake in Malsej Ghat or Palms Water Resort in Kalyan .

Savarkut Village:

Savarkut village, about 130 kilometers away from Mumbai and is yet another place that makes it to the list of places near Mumbai within 200 km. This place is resplendent with water activities as it is situated on the banks of Vaitarna River. White water rafting, boating, kayaking and water rappelling are some of the sports that this place offers. You will soon forget the worries of your city life when yu step on the soil here.

Distance from Mumbai - 130 Kms

How to get there: You can get to Savarkut village by road or take the train to Umbarmali. If you choose the latter, a tractor ride will take you from Dapura village to Savarkut.

Where to stay : You can stay in Kolad, near Savarkut.

This is a tribal hill station and a very less known place very close to Mumbai. The Jai Vilas Palace here is the main attraction here and was once built by the tribal kings of this region. This place does not need a lot of money to spend and thus can be visited at any time of the year. Go inside the palace and check out the ancient items and paintings including those bearing the famous Worli Art form. The Hanuman Point nearby is a place from where you get an awesome view of the whole hill station filled with natural beauty.

Distance from Mumbai - 141 Kms

How to get there: Igatpuri is the nearest railway station to reach Jawhar by train. Another closest railway station is Dahanu on the Western Railway line which can be reached after travelling 65km by rail. The closest airport located at a distance of 80km to Jawhar is Nashik. You can take a taxi from Igatpuri station or Nashik airport to reach Jawhar. If you are driving, reach Jawhar from Mumbai, use Eastern Express highway to reach Thane and then head towards Bhiwandi – Yewai – Murhe – Mahapoli – Ambadi – Kodus and reach Wada. From Wada turn left towards Pali – Onde – Vikramgad – Sakhare to reach Jawhar.

Where to stay: Prakruti Agro Farm or Sajan Nature Club . For more options , check here .

Junnar is another winner when it comes to weekend getaways from Mumbai. The place is serene and thus offers one a time to relax and be one with nature and enjoy the blessings it bestows. This historical city at the foothills of the Sahyadri Range is home to the Shivneri Fort and a weekly vegetable market is the most happening event here that draws tourists from all across the country to visit the place. At Junnar one can get involved in milking a cow at daybreak for one’s own benefit (milk tea or coffee) and then go about picking from the freshest of vegetables for one’s daytime meal. Enjoy watching the locals dance during the night time as they try to appease the local deity or Devi. One must pay a visit to this place sometime to enjoy the best of what Mother Earth has given to us.

Distance from Mumbai - 155 Kms

How to get there: It takes about 3 hours and 30 minutes to reach from Mumbai to Junnar by road. Given that a lot of buses operate between these cities, travellers have flexibility to choose from various timings. If you are driving, take the Bengaluru- Mumbai highway. Junnar does not have a train station, and the nearest station is Pune, at a distance of 74 kms from Junnar. There are direct flights available to Junnar from Mumbai. Travel by flight takes about 1 hour.

Where to stay: Iroomz My Bhoomi Agro Resort or Hotel Girija .

This is a nearby beach station and the beach is here very beautiful. Apart from the beach there are also a number of lakes formed by the Ashavari and Chepduri Dams. The beach is surrounded by beautiful lines of Chiku Trees. When you are here do not forget to buy a lot of Chikus and other items such as powder and pickles made from fresh chikus. The market here also offers fresh fish such as surmai, pomphret, Bombay duck, etc. The best time to visit this place is from June to December.

Distance from Mumbai - 158 Kms

How to get there: The nearest Railway Station from Bordi is Dahanu Road, which is located 3 Kms from Bordi city. The second nearest Railway Station is Gholvad which is 7 Kms away from Bordi city. It is well connected with all major cities of the state by Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC). If you are driving, take NH 3 from Thane and continue on the road. Follow the Ghodbunder Road to NH8 in Versova, Mira- Bhayander. Follow NH8 to Dahanu – Jawhar road in Kasa. Continue on Dahanu – Jawhar Road before driving in to Umbergam road in Bordi.

Where to stay: Saikrupa Garden Resort or Gaarva Homestay . For more options, check here .

Bhandardara

The best views of the Bhandardara Lake and the Randha Waterfall can be enjoyed from this place. The lake was formed when the Wilson Dam was being constructed over the Pravara River. The waters when left from the dam form narrow rivulets here. Though not in a very good condition, a walking tour is worth here. The other times you can spend angling the sides of the dam. The Ratnagad fort is a nearby attraction from Bandardara.

Distance from Mumbai - 164 Kms

How to get there: Igatpuri is the nearest city to reach Bhandardara hill station. Regular Maharashtra State Transport (MSRTC) buses are available from Mumbai to Igatpuri and Bhandardara. You can also hire private vehicles from Mumbai and Nashik to reach Bhandardara. If you're driving, take the Mumbai-Nashik Highway (NH 3). Head towards Thane – Bhivandi – Asangaon – Igatpuri. Once you reach Ghoti Budruk take a right turn and cross the railway tracks. Again take a right turn at Pimpalgaon and one more right to Bari village.

Where to stay: Anandvan Resort or Wanderlust Resort . For more options, check here .

If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, Mudathon in Nashik is the place to visit. You can choose to expend your energy by letting yourself loose by participating in water games. You could also relax and unwind near the pool. Sometimes, a little fun is needed to relax. Some of the places near Mumbai can be worth the trip.

Distance from Mumbai - 168 Kms

How to get there: The distance, being less than 200 Kms, can be covered in about 4 hours by cab or if you're driving. The journey by bus takes around 6 hours in a bus. It takes 2hour 15 minutes by train and there are There is/are 64 direct trains from Mumbai to Nashik.

Where to stay: The Gateway Hotel Ambad or Express Inn . For more options, check here .

Silvassa is a beautiful getaway option around 167 kilometres away from Mumbai. The place happens to be a Union Territory of India and is the capital of the Dadra and Nagar Haveli. It was once called Vila de Paco d’Arcos when the Portuguese made their presence felt in the country. It was once a small village but now is filled with industries and is a town of its own. If you decide to visit the place, the Roman Catholic Church just off the Silvassa bus stand is a great monument to visit. Its museum, the Madhuban dam and Balaji Temple are great tourist attractions. Apart from that, the Dadra park,Ban Ganga Lake and Vrindaban temple offer great sightseeing options. One must sample the cuisine here that has held on to its Portuguese influence. It is an honour for us to include this place on my list of places near Mumbai within 200 km. This place serves its purpose of being one of the top spots on this list of weekend getaways from Mumbai. Adorned with Portuguese architecture, the Catholic Church is a standing testimony of their work. Formerly known as Vile de Paco d’Acros, this place now stands as a Union Territory of India and is the capital for Dadra and Nagar Haveli. You can visit the Dadra park, the Balaji temple and many more tourist spots here. So it would be wise to take a short trip to this place, gorge on Portuguese cuisine and relax all day long.

Distance from Mumbai - 173 Kms

How to get there: The nearest airport is at Diu seven km away. Daily flights connect Mumbai and Porbandar. Pre-paid auto-rickshaws can be hired from the airport to Silvassa. The nearest International airport is at Mumbai, about 180 km away. It is well connected with other Indian and International cities. Taxis are available from Mumbai to Silvassa. Vapi is the nearest railway station at a distance of 17 km. From Vapi you can hire taxi, auto or can take a bus to Silvassa. The convenient way to reach Silvassa is through Western express highway also known as NH8.

Where to stay: Lotus Riverside Resort or Damanganga Valley Resort . For more options, check here .

A major advantage being both train and road open communications; Ratanwadi is the final entry on this list of vacation destinations on a homesick weekend. About 200 kms away from Mumbai, it has mountains all around- and a perfect trekking spot hence. Nedhe, Amruteshwar temple and Ratangar Khutta are the places to visit that attract the tourists here. Local restaurants offer delicious Maharastrian thalis all round the year here, so fooding won’t be a concern despite being a hill station. It might get foggy and windy, so don’t forget to pack in light woolens.

Distance from Mumbai - 178 Kms

How to get there: The nearest railway station is Igatpuri, which is around 56 kms away from Ratangad Fort. From Mumbai you can travel by Kolkata Mail, Howrah Mail or Mahanagri Express to reach Igatpuri station. Many express trains are available to reach Igatpuri from Mumbai and Pune.

Where to stay: You can stay at Igatpuri and visit Ratangad.

Tourist Places near Mumbai within 300 Kms

This stunning hill station will offer the entire family a beautiful view of Krishna River as well as the plains. The old colonial architecture, Parsi homes, and boarding lodges will take you back in time. The best views are from Table Land, a flat mountain peak which looks down at the plains. The local bazaar also offers some local artefacts.

Distance from Mumbai - 245 Kms

How to get there: Satara is the closest station situated 45km from the Panchgani hill station. From Satara, one can reach Panchgani by Maharashtra State Transport buses or hire a private vehicle. B oth private and state-owned buses make daily trips to Panchgani from Mumbai. If you are driving, head towards Panvel and travel by Mumbai Pune expressway to reach Pune. Do not enter the Pune city. Head towards Kothrud – Kasurdi – Shirwal – Khandala. From Khandala head towards Surur – Wai – and reach Panchgani via Dandeghar.

Where to stay: Hotel Malas or Miraya Hotel . For more options, check here .

Kaas Plateau of Flowers

Listed as a biodiversity site by UNESCO, Kaas Plateau is paradise on Earth with its natural volcanic soil, which is home to more than 850 species of plants among which 600 yield flowers. 40 of these are only Kaas exclusive, so that’s viable reason for you to choose this as a weekend spot from Mumbai. Drive straight towards the Mumbai-Pune highway an soon the beauty around will grasp you in a compelling approach. The road to the plateau itself is colourful enough with the range of flowers lying everywhere. Best time to visit would be any where between End August to November.

Distance from Mumbai - 279 Kms

How to get there: You can take a train up to Satara railway station (Koyna Express from CST in Mumbai) after which you can take a bus from Satara bus stand to Bamnoli. It takes around 5 hours to reach Kaas by road via the Mumbai-Pune Expressway and then NH4.

Where to stay: Nature Plateau Paradise or Hotel Shrileela .

Tourist Places near Mumbai within 400 - 500 Kms

One of the better known historical spot in Maharashtra, Rajmachi Fort is best visited during the winter. The place has an easy charm which will resonate with visitors. It comes as a relief to be disconnected from the crowd. A trek to the fort is quite exciting. The views from the top are quite spectacular! The age-old history of the fort should be appreciated. The natural beauty that one gets to witness throughout the trek will leave you with memories for a lifetime.

Distance from Mumbai - 314 Kms

How to get there: From Mumbai and Pune there are many trains and buses available to reach Lonavala. Once you are at Lonavala station you can hire a taxi or private cab to reach Rajmachi fort.

Where to stay: Rajmachi Base Camp in Rajmachi or you can also stay in Lonavala and visit Rajmachi.

This is a crater which is said to have been formed long ago when a large meteorite crashed on the earth forming this crater. This is now however a trekkers’ destination and one of the best places to visit near Mumbai within 400 km. Trek route is quite difficult for new trekkers. It is a slippery way with an undulating terrain. The steps you see here are artificial and tend to crumble away very easily. As you get successful to enter the crater, you can visit the temples of Renukadevi, Ganapati, Daityasudana and Gaimukh. Legends also say that Emperor Akbar used to bath with soaps made from the green waters of this crater cum lake.

Distance from Mumbai - 477 Kms

How to get there: The nearest airport from Lonar Lake is Aurangabad Airport, located 157 km away. You can hire a cab from the airport to reach the lake. The nearest railhead is Jalna, located about 90 km from Lonar.

Where to stay: Hotel Lemon Tree or Hotel JP International . For more options, check here .

If one fine morning you suddenly decide to check out the internet about weekend spots from Mumbai, look no further than Malvan. Ideal for unplanned getaways, Malvan has a long list of facilities to charm you with. First off, there’s scuba diving, which might come as a surprise to many. 600 kms away from Mumbai, Malvan has more of a serene feel detached from the busiest hub of India. Based in the Sindhugarh district, it isn’t much developed yet, but that’s what the advantage here is. With the clean backwaters, the corals will leave you captivated. Water sports are plenty, though most of them similar to the ones at Goa. Tsunami Island nearby is a leading crowd-gainer with its switching invisibility mode. It is reported to be visible with low tide and the waters own it when the tide is high. If scuba diving has got all your attention up, it’s time to start packing away!

Distance from Mumbai - 489 Kms

How to get there: Malvan does not have a railhead of its own. So, the nearest railway station is in the urban area of Sawantwadi. It is situated at a distance of 52 kilometers. The township of Kudal in this region also has a prominent railway station. There are frequent trains that run in between Mumbai. You can also take buses to the town of Malvan from Mumbai. If you are driving to the Malvan beach head towards Panvvel -Pali -Mahad - Chiplun - Sawarde -Niwali - Rajapur - Kankavali -Malvan.

Where to stay: Anna Nana Homestay or Konkan Villa . For more options, check here .

Tarkarli Beach

Tarkarli beach is known for its blue waters and white sand. If the entire family wants to just relax for the weekend, this is the place for you. When in Tarkarli, one must also try Malvani cuisine, which makes good use of seafood available in the area. The beach is situated in the Konkan coast, a short distance from Mumbai. The star attraction is the narrow and pristine beach. The 17th-century Singhudurg Fort, is also proximate and can be reached by ferry. If you are looking for a place less heard off, then Tarkarli in the area of Malvan in Maharashtra is where you need to be at. Its natural surroundings, golden beaches come as a refreshing a peaceful break, away from the fast-paced life in the city of Mumbai. Famous tourist spots here in the Dhamapur Lake, the Archra Beach, the backwaters of Karli and the famous Shri Shivchhatrapati Temple. The food in this part of India is simply delicious and Tarkarli is known for its awesome pickles. So be sure to take some back with you. The place is best visited from October to March and one is reminded to carry their cameras along so as to get some very picturesque clicks. You are sure to thank us for including this place on my list of places to visit near Mumbai within 500 km.

Distance from Mumbai - 491 Kms

How to get there: T he nearest railway station to the city is Kudal which is approximately 45 km away from Tarkarli. You can board various types of trains from cities like Mumbai. The Konkan Express and Mandovi Express are the major trains which serve Tarkarli. If you're driving, then just drive by NH17 or NH4 via Mumbai - Pune Express Highway

Where to stay: Tarkarli Beach Homestay or Swami @ Tarkarli House . For more options, check here .

Tourist Places near Mumbai within 1000 Kms

If you are look for weekend getaways from Mumbai that are proximate to the city, make the journey to Mandwa. It is here that one can try sea kayaking. The Mandwa beach makes it possible for families to get their feet wet with their array of water sports. This once sleepy village is now a hub for water sports. You can also try the variety of seafood on offer. With so much to do, there will never be a dull moment. There are a number of living options with guesthouses, tents and other places to live. Enjoy the peace and calm that beaches offer. A place that has wowed visitors whenever they came to the place (multiple times you see), Mandwa is a beach lovers sweet spot. Not too long ago, this place was a quaint little fishing village that was developed in to a holiday destination. If all this interests you there is much more in store. Water sports, fishing, long walks, it truly is relaxation rolled up in a weekend trip here. The place is economical and plenty of guest houses provide fooding and lodging facilities. Now that everything is taken care of, what are you still waiting for? Get along to Mandwa. Mandwa, is a beach that never fails to catch ones attention! An ideal place for water sports, what was once a sleepy fishing village has now turned into a hub for those who love water sports. Private companies organize adventure t trips and activities for those who come by with the intention of shaking off the stress. There are many guesthouses that one can stay at so get those swimming trunks ready and head to Mandwa.

Distance from Mumbai - 526 Kms

How to get there: The fastest way to get to Mandwa is the ferry from The Gateway of India which gets you there in an hour. If driving, you will need to the Goa Highway and travel till Wadkhal through Pen, and then take the right fork to the beach.

Where to stay: You can stay in Alibaug when you visit Mandwa.

There are a number of popular beaches at Gokarna. The entire family can take a cool stroll to any of them during the day. One can find a host of beach shacks, budget hotels and resorts that are pocket-friendly. The popular beaches here are Om beach and Half-moon and Paradise beach. The beaches are clean with large trees providing shade from the direct rays of the sun. The coastal cuisine is really good. Most of the eateries also have live music in the evenings. One also has the option of taking a crash course in Yoga. For those that want to fit in a little shopping, the local markets provide a few good bargains. This beach destination is among the best places to visit near Mumbai within 1000 km.

Distance from Mumbai - 706 Kms

How to get there: The nearest railway station is at Ankola, about 20 km from Gokarna. Trains from several cities including Mumbai. Halt at the station. From the station, taxi services are available for Gokarna. Gokarna is well connected by road.

Where to stay: Namaste Samudra Yoga House or SwaSwara . For more options check here .

Hampi has risen to the top among the list of quick travel destinations in the recent years. Known for the abundant cave temples, the detailed carvings on them are noticeably flawless. One can just stare and admire the intricacy for hours. Cut out of a single rock are the four temples called ‘Badami’- meaning the color of almonds in colloquial term. It is an ideal picnic spot with river Tungabhadra flowing and boating facilities available during seasons. There are well figured statues of Nataraja in front of Cave 1 and Lord Vishnu guarding cave 3, only adding to the extravagance. If some time away is what you’re seeking, Hampi will not fail your zeal.

Distance from Mumbai - 743 Kms

How to get there: The total travel time by road is approximately 12 hours and 41 minutes. The nearest railhead to Hampi is Hospet. To reach Mumbai to Hampi by train, you can take the Sbc Garib Nawaj from Mumbai to Hospet then take a cab or rent a private vehicle from Hospet to Hampi. Hospet to Hampi distance is just 13 km and takes around 27 minutes to reach by road. There are no direct flights play between Mumbai and Hampi. The most convenient way to reach Hampi by flight from Mumbai is to take a flight to Goa and then take a bus or a cab to reach Hampi. Goa to Hampi distance is 316 km. Alternatively, you can also fly to Belgaum and then take the road route from Belgaum to Hampi. Belgaum to Hampi distance by road is 266 km.

Where to stay: Clark's In Hampi or Evolve Back . For more options, check here .

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Elephanta caves.

The Elephanta Caves are a major attraction in Mumbai because of its archaeological significance. This is where the caves are located, must have seen early settlements from 2nd century BC. The caves, however, are estimated to have been constructed sometime between 5th and 6th century AD. One of the biggest caves here measures about 39 metres from the front to the back. The main body of the Elephanta Cave is about 27 square meters, supported by six rows of pillars.

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Prabalgad Fort

Perching precariously on a boulder amidst the Sahyadri Mountain ranges at a height of around 2300 ft. above sea level, Prabalgad Fort is one of the most uniquely situated forts in the country. Experienced adventure enthusiasts who love a bit of an adrenaline rush, love to trek to the summit climbing the stairs cut into the steep rocky edges of the hill. It is quite an experience climbing up without any guardrails and soaking in the magnificent.

Panvel City happens to be a municipal corporation in Raigad district of Maharashtra. This city is also termed as the gate of Raigad as it is the first city that one would pass through while entering Raigad from the East. The city is located on the banks of Gadhi River which connects to the Arabian Sea. It is an incredible tourist destination as it remains cool and comfortable all though the year making it convenient for tourists to plan out trips. Being at this city, you will get to enjoy the natural rawness, serene beauty, alluring lush greenery, and much more. Panvel is located at a close proximity to Mumbai which means there are a lot of places of tourist interest where you can marvel along with your loved ones. In the course of your visit, you must explore Prabalgad Fort, Major Ashtivinayak Mandir Ballaleshwar Mandir, 165-years Old Beth El Synagogue Panvel, Peaceful Vibes of Adai Waterfalls,  Famous Hindu Shrine Khandeshwar Shiva Temple , Haven For Birdwatchers Karnala Bird Sanctuary and Kalavantin Durg. Panvel city can be considered as one of the best place in Mumbai for adventure seekers as you can explore the nature and mystic waterfalls, get in touch with your spiritual side, indulge in architectural sightseeing, birdwatching, take a sneak peak into historical architecture, have some fun in the water park, learn about culture at Beth El Synagogue Panvel, trekking and sightseeing. The climatic condition of Panvel city remains moderate all through the year with pleasant atmosphere perfect for sightseeing and outdoor activities. 

Top Experiences To Do in Panvel

Kanheri Caves

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River side camping at vasind near mumbai.

• Enjoy a tranquil camping experience near Mumbai.
• Reach the Bhatsai riverside camp around 4 pm. You can reach the site by road or by train from Mumbai.
• Once you have checked in you'll be astonished with the scenic and the tranquility beauty of entire place.
• As the Sun sets, get ready to taste the delicious barbecue dinner at around 8 pm followed by a short walk around the camp site on your own.
• Spend some quality time within the campsite before you go to bed  under the blanket of billions of  stars.
• The next morning, get ready to enjoy the delicious breakfast around at around 09:00 AM and followed by a kayaking adventure in the Bhatsai river at an extra cost.
• You can also enjoy fishing fish and swim in the refreshing waters of the Bhatsai river and followed by a short hike to the top of the Mahuli hill at extra cost.
• Check out at around 11:00 AM to conclude the tour.

Maval is a small town and a popular tourist destination of Maharashtra where agro tourism has flourished over the years. It belongs to Maval taluka in Pune district of Maharashtra. Maval town is located 59 km west of Pune. Nestled amidst the Sahyadri range, Maval abounds natural and historical marvels with hills, dams, old forts and ancient caves. After monsoon the entire region seems to be covered under a green blanket which attracts tourists to spend their vacation close to nature. Three major vacation spots of Maharashtra- Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala and Khandala are located close to Maval. Apart from being hotspots of tourism, these places are the shooting sites of a number of Bollywood movies. Maval is also famous as a historical site and two most important historical monuments are the Korigad Fort and Tikona Fort. There are several museums in Maval that preserve portraits, inscriptions, pottery items, manuscripts and paintings of the earliest days. Maval, being close to Lonavala and Mahabaleshwar, is a preferred destination for adventure activities. Kamshet is an alluring campsite amid the mountains and forests. You can also enjoy boating in the tranquil waters of Takve Lake. Those who are looking for some adrenaline rush water sports can participate in water rappelling, tunnel climbing, skywalk and river crossing. Mountain lovers can go trekking to the Bhaja caves and get an insight of Buddhism. If you are looking for a restful vacation in natural surroundings, Maval is the right place for you. Maval enjoys a pleasant climate round the year. Winters are chilly and summers are hot and dry. The breezy climate of the place makes it favourable for sightseeing and adventure activities.

Lohagad Fort

Situated close to the famous hill station of Lonavala, Lohagad is one of the most magnificent places to visit in Pune. Located on a beautiful hillock near Malavali, this place is one of the favourite destinations for trekking enthusiasts in Pune. Dating back to the 18th century, this place is an interesting visit to appreciate the charm of ancient architecture nestled in the midst of natural beauty.

Top Experiences To Do in Lohagad Fort

Visapur Fort Trek

Starting Point: Malavli, Maharashtra

Distance from Mumbai: 103 km

Distance from Lonavala: 15km

Total Duration: 1 day

NOTE - Participants traveling by their own vehicles should reach outside the base camp by 09:00 AM.

Trek Distance: 6-7 km (approx.)

Summit Height: 3556.ft

About Visapur Fort Trek:

Located in Maharashtra near the Pune district, the Visapur Fort trek is one of the best treks to do in Monsoon. The Visapur Trek takes around 2.5-3 hours to reach the point, and one will enjoy the trek as with knowing the history of this place as it is a guided trek. It is not a difficult trek, everyone can enjoy the Visapur fort trek in monsoons as there is water gushing through the steps while you trek. After the 30-40mins trail, there is a plateau covered with lush greenery. You can also spot Lohagad, Tikona, and Tung Forts, and the expressway.

Nestled amidst the Sahyadri ranges, Durshet is a town settled between Mumbai and Pune. The area is surrounded by hillocks and plateaus with rivers and waterfalls decorating the premises. This accustoms the travelers with an aura of rejuvenation and wanderlust. In Durshet, you can conquer the mighty hills and you can have a glimpse of the ethereal beauty of nature. The hillocks with waterfalls traversing through them, the verdant greenery and natural beauty all around has made it a renowned tourist destination. Durshet is also a haven for trekkers and mountaineers. The area around River Amba is an abundant natural reserve for exotic wildlife and flora of the area around. There are several ancient ruins of temples and heritage sites around the area, including the collective Siddi Ashtavnayak Temples. These temples flaunt all their grandeur to the devotees and visitors that come to seek the blessing of the gods. They offer a magnificent view of the surrounding lakes, rivers, and waterfalls.  Due to the recent tourist influx, the place has also become a hotspot for watersport activities, including the established IMAGICA Park within its proximity. There are several other activities for those seeking excitement and thrill to make their adrenaline go berserk. These include walking across the magnanimous Burma Bridge, rappelling, wall-climbing, or mountaineering along the rocky terrain, nature walks for nature lovers, laddering, and Tarzan Swing. Also, the Uddar Hot Spring here is a frivolous place to submerge into hot water on cold days. If you are wondering about the nightlife of Durshet, then there is plenty that it has to offer. The sanctuaries have a night safari to explore the flora and fauna in their natural habitat. Durshet has a particularly humid climate, hot in the summers. It receives unpredictable showers during monsoon, often heavy, which makes sightseeing around the area difficult. However, winters are the best time to explore the waterfalls, rivers and wander about in the wilderness. The post-monsoon season further makes this place even more alluring to travel as the entire area gets covered with greenery. 

Top Experiences To Do in Durshet

Kamshet Paragliding

Meeting Point:

• In Winters: Rangoli Hotel, Kamshet
• In summers: Pavna Lake, Kamshet

Activity Location:

• Tower Hill (In Winters)
• Pavna Lake (In Summer)

Activity Timings:

• In Winters: 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (October to February)
• In Summer: 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM (March to May)

Flight Duration: 10-15 minutes (Depending upon the airflow & weather)

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Just a 2.5-hour drive from Mumbai, Kamshet is a beautiful hill station perched amidst the naturally lofty hills of the Western Ghats. The place is famous for a plethora of adventure activities and is also known as the paragliding paradise of Maharashtra. Book this paragliding activity in Kamshet and chase the skies overlooking the mountains and plateaus with a set of certified pilots and flying enthusiasts. Witness the aerial views of the Sahyadri Ranges and feel the natural breeze with this adrenaline-inducing adventure. 

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Lonavala city is one of the most beautiful retreats, that takes you away from the maddening rush of the metropolises. It is located in the western part of India in the Pune district of Maharashtra. This hill station lies 96 kilometres east of the metropolitan city of Mumbai and 64 kilometres west of modern-day Pune city. Therefore, a profound location on the Mumbai-Pune expressway makes Lonavala cater to both cities with the smoothest connectivity through roads. Lonavala City is popularly called the “city of caves' and the “Jewel of Sahyadri”. That is because the hill station boasts some of the most spectacular settings, including luxuriant green valleys, remarkable caves, serene lakes and stunning waterfalls. The spectacular rock-cut Bhaja and Karla caves in Lonavala have been notable tourists with their old beams, motifs and inscriptions. The surrounding regions of Lonavala are blessed with an unbeatable collection of waterfalls that include the Kune waterfall , Bhivpuri, Bhagirath and Jummapatti waterfalls. The refreshing ambience of the postcard-perfect landscape of Aamby Valley, Pawna Lake and Lonavala Lake is bound to impress you. Lonavala is famous for its natural wonders, religious attractions, and historical sites. These include the Tikona Fort , Duke’s Nose, Lohagad and Rajmachi fort. Lonavala hosts an array of fun activities for tourists and these include rappelling, camping at the Pawna Lake, hiking to the Tikona Fort, trekking to the Rajmachi fort and riding at Wet and joy water slides. Lonavala has a tropical climate but the weather is an all-time maritime one. However, all the stunning places and sites of Lonavala come alive during the winter and monsoon seasons. Thus, pack your bags and come here because Lonavala has something for everyone, from quiet time to adventure.

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Located just below the border of Mumbai, Alibag is a little coastal town in the state of Maharashtra. The name of the town literally means “The Gardens of Ali” and refers to the fruit orchards that were planted by Ali, an Israelite who used to live in the town during its earliest days. Owing to its convenient location by the sea, the town was regarded as an important strategic port during the British reign in India.  Being a coastal town, the beauty of Alibaug derives largely from the various beaches here. With its glittering golden black sands and clear blue waves, the clean and sparkling beaches of the town are a sight to behold. The brilliance of the beaches is often complemented by the historical fort ruins and ancient temples that can often be found scattered around the place. Whether you’re a lover of the sea or a history buff looking for an insightful vacation, Alibaug is just the place for you. The excellent beaches here, such as the Alibaug Beach, Mandwa Beach or Nagaon Beach, among others, offer a happening day out for the entire family. Apart from the regular swimming and sunbathing, some of these beaches offer a marvelous variety of watersports as well.T hose with a penchant for the past can also spend a happening day touring all the historical attractions here, such as the Brahma Kund or the Kolaba Fort. One of the best ways to spend your time while in Alibaug is to try your hand at the watersports offered by the beach here. Sports like parasailing, jet skiing and banana boating can be done by beginners as well as experts, and promise a fun experience for all. While in Alibaug, you can also try your hand at camping, with the several beachside campsites here offering perfect locations for the activity. Summers in Alibaug are generally hot and humid, winter months tend to be cooler and pleasant. Winter here lasts between November and February, and is generally considered to be the best time to visit. Rainfall in Alibaug generally concentrates between the months of July and September, while the winter months remain dry.

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Located around 110 kilometres from Mumbai, Kolad is a small hamlet in the beautiful Raigad district of Maharashtra. Often called the Rishikesh of Maharashtra, the village boasts of numerous scenic valleys, which offers stunning views of the surrounding mist-laden hills and dense evergreen forests. The verdant greenery, clear streams and a peaceful ambience add to the beauty of this quaint hamlet. Kolad is a treasure trove of sightseeing attractions, and caters to all kinds of tourists. Some of the best attractions in Kolad City include the Kundalika River, which is the hub of white water rafting in the region. You can also visit the serene Tamhini Ghat, and soak in picturesque views of the surrounding hills. Or you can enjoy a fun-filled and memorable picnic at the Bhira Dam, while enjoying views of the gorgeous Devkund Waterfalls. Other famous attractions of Kolad include the ancient Ghosala Fort and the Kuda Caves. You can also enjoy camping and bird watching at the tranquil Sutarwadi Lake, or enjoy the history at the Talgad Fort. For adventure sports lovers, you can go trekking at the Plus Valley, or hike to the Devkund Waterfalls. From water sports like white water rafting and boating, to adventure activities like hiking, camping, nature walks and trekking, Kolad has a lot of thrilling activities for travellers. Due to its advantageous location, you can also enjoy paragliding in Kolad when the day is clear. Kolad experiences a typical tropical climate, with pleasant weather throughout the year. While the summers here are a little humid as compared to the other seasons, the monsoons are the best time to enjoy a river rafting experience in Kolad. Furthermore, the rains during this time make the entire region come to life, with the waterfalls and rivers flowing at their full speed, the forests and valleys experiencing the blooming of flowers and plants and an overall soothing and calm atmosphere. The months from November to February make up the cold winter season in Kolad, when the village transforms into a winter wonderland with dipping temperatures and beautiful sceneries. This is also a great time for sightseeing, hiking and other activities.

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Priyadarshini Park and Sports Complex is a clean and well-maintained sea-facing attraction in South Mumbai. Located in one of the sophisticated localities, this Napeansea Road park overlooks many expensive apartments on the street. Every nook and corner of this 20 acres land has now become a powerhouse to keep the heart of Mumbai pumping. For more than 3 decades, this wonderland has served as a recreational site, and sports and fitness complex. Visit here early in the morning to witness the magic of this refuge for the inhabitants of Mumbai.  Also, Mumbaikars do not forget to visit here in the early monsoons to sit on its sea-facing end and seek a delight with the sound of soothing waves. Once, this piece of land was merely a rocky patch of the coastal area of Malabar. What you see today is a gorgeous lush green garden lined up with a total of 600+ coconut trees. With a perfect and well-maintained ambiance, this park is a boon for early morning yoga, jogging, walking, aerobics, and so on. The credit, of course, goes to its active group – the Malabar Hill Citizen Forum, who looks after it as its own child. You can connect with their authorities to be an annual member of the plethora of recreational sports activities that they organize. In addition to pumping the adrenaline of youth with its recreational touch, Priyadarshini Park of Mumbai also serves as an ideal family outing location and a lover’s point. If you are fortunate enough, you may even witness little squirrels accompanying you here for some pleasing views. 

This sightseeing place in Mumbai is one of the largest aquariums in the city of Mumbai. Situated in Marine Drive, this aquarium was founded by D. B. Taraporewala, a Parsi philanthropist, in the year 1951. The aquarium has a twelve feet long three-sixty degrees glass tunnel that holds interesting marine life. There are several species of fish here, such as damselfish, butterfly fish, tiger fish, angelfish, moss, sea urchins, sea cucumber, marine eels, etc

Whenever you are visiting Mumbai, Babulnath Shiva temple is a must-visit for inner peace and tranquillity. It is one of the oldest temples in Mumbai, which increases its importance in the eyes of the loyal devotees. Its walls are specially carved with limestone that depicts the Hindu mythology, which travellers find it exciting at the first look. At this temple, the beautiful marble flooring is specially brought down from Rajasthan. Thus, each step you take inside this temple feels royal and enchanting along with the daily devotees you can meet and greet, dressed in Indian attires. So, every moment spent in this temple is blissful with internal peace and devotion. Moreover, you can witness devotees from different corners of the world who love to pay their tribute to Lord Shiva and other idols.Once you enter the holy temple revered by so many Hindus and locals, you can find sculptures and idols of Lord Ganesha, Lord Hanuman, and Nandi with Kashyap. We would also advise you to buy a basket outside the temple steps before entering. This basket will bring joy, happiness and fulfil all your wishes once you pay your heartfelt worship to Shiva and other lords like Durga Mata and Goddess Parvati at the centre of this temple.  If you have any doubts regarding the same, you can always ask devotees around you or the priest to know how to get the prayer done with the basket that you buy.On the other hand, idols of Goddess Parvati and Durga Mata are respectfully placed in the centre of this temple. What’s even more special about this temple is that around 4 times a day, prayers for Lord Shiva are recited here. This temple gets approximately a lakh devotees for Darshan during the Mahashivratri. The whole scenario is a sight to behold and capture in your hearts to narrate stories about back home.

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So what's your plan this weekend? If travel is on your mind and you have been dreaming about a perfect beach holiday, we say get started already! Weekend is meant to be about de stressing and what better way to forget all about your worries than soaking in some sun and sea? That's one of the best things about living in Mumbai , where you have easy access to some stunning beach destinations in India. Wondering what place would be apt for a weekend? We present a list of four beach destinations from Mumbai within 200 km:

Alibaug is undoubtedly one of the most convenient options from Mumbai for a quick getaway. The beach destination is only a short ferry ride away, which takes about one and a half hours. You can also sign up for sail boats or yachts. Unlike Mumbai, Alibaug is a green paradise and you can book your stay in luxury resorts and enjoy your time by the sea.

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A trip to Daman will almost give you the same vibe as being in Puducherry. The charming beach destination is easily accessible from Mumbai. You can chill at the beach (Devka beach and Jampore beach are popular), enjoy lip-smacking seafood cooked in local spices or be mesmerised by the stunning Portuguese colonial architecture.

Distance: 176 km

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This quiet beach town on the Konkan coast is an ideal weekend getaway to laze around and soak in the beauty of the Arabian sea. Book yourself a cosy beach-side cottage and switch off to enjoy your holiday. If you call yourself a food lover, then don't forget to try Konkani delicacies such as kurle ambat (crab curry), prawn balchao and sol kadi. If you have the time, you can also club it with a trip to Phansad Wildlife Sanctuary.

Distance: 125 km

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With its golden sand beaches, Dahanu is another popular weekend getaway from Mumbai. The ancient town is dotted by many comfortable stays and luxury resorts that provide great views of the sea. If you are keen on exploring the place, then head to Dahanu Fort, Bahrot Caves and Asavli Dam.

Distance: 141 km

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Places to Visit near Mumbai within 50 kms

For a weekend getaway, you can visit several places near Mumbai within 50 kilometers. You can spend a relaxing escapade from the bustling Mumbai crowd. The places near Mumbai are some of the most scenic locations in Maharashtra and provide a perfect opportunity to enjoy nature and its bounties at their fullest.

From visiting ancient temples, historic forts, and majestic waterfalls to taking part in adventure activities like river rafting or trekking you can pick one that suits your interest. To help you drive away this weekend, we have curated a list of places to visit near Mumbai within 50 km.

Places to Visit near Mumbai within 50 km

From the 400-year-old Ballaleshwar Temple to the Jewish Beth El Synagogue, Panvel will entice you with its unusualness. You can climb the Karnala Fort and the Kalavantin Durg. Flanked by the Matheran Hills of the Sahyadri Ranges, its lush surroundings offer enticing serenity. Other attractions comprise bird watching in the Karnala bird sanctuary, a themed water park, and spectacular Adai Waterfalls. You can visit it after the monsoons.

2. Manori Beach

A peaceful gateway, Manori is among the lesser-known places to visit near Mumbai within 50 kilometers. A hidden treasure for nature lovers, it has long white stretches of sand along the coastline. The roaring blue waters and scenic beach provide you with resemblances of Goa. You can visit the Samudreshwar temple, the Sufi dargah, the Buddhist Pagoda, and the churches. The thick groves of coconut and cashew trees appear captivating. You can have picnics and barbeques at the beach. Stroll on the scenic walkway and enjoy the ferry ride with your loved ones.

3. Arnala Fort

Known as Janjire-Arnala and Jaldurg, Arnala Fort is located on an island. The fort was built by the Portuguese and is now mostly in ruins. However, you can admire the picturesque views of the Arabian Sea on one side and land on the other. You must trek for around 12 kilometers to reach the fort. You can view an octagonal water reservoir, temples, tombs, and a stone main gate decorated with engravings of elephants and tigers.

Nestled in the Sahyadri Ranges and located on the Amba River, Durshet is an ideal getaway for utter calmness. Abounding with butterflies, nature trails, waterfalls, wildlife, temples, and heritage sites, it offers you uninterrupted beauty and rejuvenation. You can acquire an enriching experience through nature walks, trekking the magnificent hillocks, and desolate forts. It is among the places to visit near Mumbai within 50 kilometers for glimpses of the ethereal natural beauty of the region. Seek blessings from the surrounding temples.

5. Elephanta Caves

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Elephanta Caves are a collection of ancient Hindu and Buddhist rock-cut temples. Carved out of solid basalt rock, they have several marvelous structures and designs. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is among the most popular places to visit near Mumbai within 50 kilometers. You can also attend the annual two-day Elephanta festival. Have some quick bites or purchase souvenirs from nearby stalls. You can take a boat ride from the Gateway of India to reach this place.

6. Juhu Beach

The longest in Mumbai, Juhu Beach is a popular tourist and film shooting destination. It is also famous for being the home to some of the top-notch celebrities of Bollywood and TV. You can come here for the mouth-watering Mumbai-flavored street food. The grandeur of the beach peaks during the Ganesha Festival when the immersion of deity takes place. You can experience its serene and laidback nature during the early morning hours.

7. Prince of Wales Museum

Renamed Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, the Prince of Wales Museum is the city’s most comprehensive and renowned record of Indian history from prehistoric to modern times. You can browse through a huge assortment of more than 50,000 exhibits. Catch a glimpse of the combination of Mughal, British, and Indian architectural styles. You can note the stone and latticework. It is surrounded by an expansive manicured garden and exhibits ancient artifacts, sculptures, and artworks.

8. Siddhivinayak Temple

Originally constructed in 1801, Siddhivinayak Temple is one of the richest temples in India. Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, it is a self-manifested shrine. One of the most revered places to visit near Mumbai within 50 kilometers, the presiding deity here is believed to grant wishes. Built of a single piece of black stone, it has a small sanctum housing the presiding deity. You can observe meticulously designed domes, halls, rooms, and pillars. Again, you can watch the spectacular Aarti and the grand celebration of Angarika Daya.

9. Haji Ali Dargah

The monument of Pir Haji Ali Shah Bukhari is a classic epitome of Indo-Islamic architecture. Haji Ali Dargah also houses a masjid. Constructed in 1431, it is a remarkable white structure. At night, it appears like floating in the middle of the Arabian Sea without any link to the seashore. You can admire the splendid architecture and astounding views of the Arabian Sea. You have to cover the 700-meter-long walkway to reach the spot.

10. Victoria Terminus

Designed in a magnificent Italian Gothic architectural style, Victoria Terminus is a historical rail terminus. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an iconic landmark of Mumbai. It is the country’s 1st functional railway station. Moreover, it is one of the finest examples of 19th-century railway architecture in the country. You can visit this 133-year-old heritage monument. You can notice its brilliance at night when it is lit up with colorful lights.

11. Kanheri Caves

Kanheri Caves is one of the popular places to visit near Mumbai within 50 kilometers for history lovers. It is located in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Inside the complex, you can see 109 rock-cut structures. They carry beautiful inscriptions and paintings. You can trek through the verdant forests to reach the caves. Carved out of black basalt rock, the caves were a place for worship, meditation, and learning for Buddhist monks. You can also watch the small streams and gushing waterfalls. The tranquility of the place is gripping.

12. Global Pagoda

A dome-shaped meditation hall, Global Pagoda is among the most tranquil places to visit near Mumbai within 50 kilometers. The shrine allows you to sit around the 8,000 Vipassana meditators. Located on the peninsula between the Gorai creek and the Arabian Sea, it entices tourists with its unique serene charm. Its clean and well-maintained environment induces positive feelings. You can take a short 10-minute Anapana session. For a comprehensive tour, you can take the help of a free guide.

13. Mahakali Caves

The 19 rock-cut Kondavite caves known as Mahakali Caves were built between the 1st century BC and the 6th century BC. They served as a Buddhist monastery but are prone to weathering due to engravings in volcanic trap breccias. The 9th cave, with its hemispherical dome, is the largest and most unique. You can observe the stone carvings and brilliant architecture. You can also notice the rock-cut cisterns inside the small-sized caves.

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1. saputara, gujarat.

Known For : Artist Village Hatgadh Fort Vansda National park

Saputara is known as a well planned resort hill station because of the innumerable sightseeing, trekking and boating activities.

Distance from Mumbai: 247 km

Best Time: Mid March to mid November

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2. Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Maharashtra

Known For : Ajanta Caves Grishneshwar Temple, Ellora The Buddhist Caves, Ellora

Ajanta and Ellora caves are considered to be one of the most important tourist destinations in the world owing to the magnificent paintings of Ajanta and well carved sculptures of Ellora.

Distance from Mumbai: 393 km

Best Time: June to March

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3. Pune, Maharashtra

Known For : Shaniwar Wada Aga Khan Palace Osho Ashram

With a large student population, Pune is popularly known as the college town of India and has a range of great restaurants, happening nightlife and an overall young atmosphere.

Distance from Mumbai: 148 km

Best Time: July to March

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4. Matheran, Maharashtra

Known For : Louisa point Charlotte lake Monkey Point Matheran

With close to 40 look-out points offering great sunrise and sunset views in the smallest hill station in India with, Matheran clearly wins on the rejuvenating experience it provides to visitors.

Distance from Mumbai: 83 km

Best Time: Throughout the year

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5. Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Known For : Grishneshwar Temple Bibi ka Maqbara The Ajanta caves

Aurangabad is an industrial town which also serves as a tourist hub with numerous points of interest such as Bibi ka Maqbara (or Mini Taj Mahal), Ajanta-ellora caves, some of the most famous ones.

Distance from Mumbai: 334 km

Best Time: October to March

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6. Alibag, Maharashtra

Known For : Alibaug Beach Kolaba Fort Water Sports in Alibaug

A popular weekend getaway destination for Mumbai folks, Alibaug is a coastal town in the Konkan region well known for its sandy beaches, clean water and fresh, unpolluted air.

Distance from Mumbai: 92 km

Best Time: November to March

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7. Lonavala, Maharashtra

Known For : Tiger's Leap Rajmachi Fort Imagicaa

Popular hill station close to Pune and Mumbai especially appealing to hikers and trekkers, Lonavla is famous for its historic caves, striking forts and pretty lakes

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8. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra

Known For : Elephant's Head Point Chinaman's Falls Dhobi Waterfall

A hill town in Western Ghats, apart from its strawberries, Mahabaleshwar is also well known for its numerous rivers, magnificent cascades and majestic peaks.

Distance from Mumbai: 229 km

Best Time: October to June

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9. Nasik, Maharashtra

Known For : Panchvati Sula Vineyard Dudhsagar falls, Nasik

Nasik is a religious Hindu city, abode of Maharashtra's most revered saint Shirdi Sai Baba and also makes for a perfect wine tour destination

Distance from Mumbai: 167 km

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10. Panchgani, Maharashtra

Known For : Kaas Plateau Table Land 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.

Distance from Mumbai: 244 km

Best Time: September to May

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11. Khandala, Maharashtra

Known For : Rajmachi Fort Visapur Fort Bedsa caves

Perched on the foothills of Sahyadris, Khandala provides for a perfect weekend respite for the Mumbai population, with its scenic valleys, grassy hills, serene lakes and misty waterfalls.

Distance from Mumbai: 294 km

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12. Lavasa, Maharashtra

Known For : Sightseeing in Lavasa Lakeside Promenade Bamboosa

Lavasa, a private planned hill city located near Pune in Maharashtra, is known as India's newest hill station since independence and is a perfect blend of beauty and infrastructure.

Distance from Mumbai: 186 km

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13. Kashid, Maharashtra

Known For : Kashid Beach Murud Janjira Fort Phansad Bird Sanctuary

A Beach town, popular for its white sand and blue seas situated in Konkan region of Maharashtra, Kashid is the perfect destination for a quiet weekend getaway from Mumbai.

Distance from Mumbai: 121 km

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14. Daman, Daman and Diu

Known For : Devka Beach Mirasol Lake Garden Lighthouse, Daman

The cool beaches, greenery, scenic natural beauty and most of all, its easy availability of cheap liquor makes Daman a popular destination among youths.

Distance from Mumbai: 177 km

Best Time: October to Apr

18 Daman Attractions

15. Raigad, Maharashtra

Known For : Raigad Fort Diveagar Beach Jagadishwar Temple

Raigad, is a historically rich district is situated in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, renowned Maratha ruler, won this place in 1656. His prized win, the Raigad Fort is one of the main attractions of this place.

Distance from Mumbai: 63 km

5 Raigad Attractions

16. Kamshet, Maharashtra

Known For : Paragliding Shinde Wadi hills Pawna Lake

Kamshet is a picturesque hill station in Western Ghats for all kinds of tourist, especially those who love nature and adventurous paragliding activities

Distance from Mumbai: 101 km

7 Kamshet Attractions

17. Rajmachi, Maharashtra

Known For : Trekking in Rajmachi

Rajmachi has two fortified peaks - Shrivardhan and Manaranjan forts, located near two famous hills of Lonavala and Khandala.

Distance from Mumbai: 310 km

Best Time: June to September

1 Rajmachi Attractions

18. Bhimashankar, Maharashtra

Known For : Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary Bhimashankar Temple Bhimashankar Trek

Bhimashankar, located about 100 km from Pune and 223 km from Mumbai, is a popular temple town. It is among one of the twelve traditional 'Jyotilingam' shrines of Lord Shiva in India.

Distance from Mumbai: 213 km

Best Time: November to February

5 Bhimashankar Attractions

19. Durshet, Maharashtra

Known For : Durshet Forest Lodge Uddhar Hot Springs Water sports in Durshet

Durshet is a little village found on the banks of the river Amba, nestled in the Sahyadri ranges of Maharashtra.

Distance from Mumbai: 76 km

Best Time: September to February

7 Durshet Attractions

20. Kolhapur, Maharashtra

Known For : Panhala Fort Dajipur Wildlife Sanctuary Shri Chatrapati Shahu Museum (New Palace)

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.

Distance from Mumbai: 379 km

Best Time: July to February

30 Kolhapur Attractions

21. Ganapatipule, Maharashtra

Known For : Jaigad Fort Water Sports in Ganapatipule Swayambhu Ganpati Temple

Beach town on the Konkan coastline, Ganpatipule has temples of Lord Ganesha as major attractions apart from the beautiful virgin beaches.

Distance from Mumbai: 330 km

9 Ganapatipule Attractions

22. Karjat, Maharashtra

Known For : Kondana Caves Peth Fort Trekking in Karjat

Karjat, a quaint little village is the last station of Thane district in Maharashtra. The river Ulhas finds its origin in Karjat and trekking and historical spots make it a popular destination for trekkers and adventure enthusiasts.

Distance from Mumbai: 62 km

11 Karjat Attractions

23. Diveagar, Maharashtra

Known For : Diveagar Beach Harihareshwar Beach Bagmandala

Gleaming white sand, pristine blue water, swaying coconut palms and betel nut trees and gentle breeze producing a serene and calming effect, this is not a dream but the enchanting place called Diveagar.

Distance from Mumbai: 189 km

20 Diveagar Attractions

24. Harihareshwar, Maharashtra

Known For : Harihareshwar Beach Kalbhairav Temple Ganesh Gully

Surrounded by four hills and with river Savitri flowing through the town, Harihareshwar is famous for its temple of Lord Harihareshwar and is a popular weekend beach destination for people in Mumbai and Pune.

Distance from Mumbai: 200 km

8 Harihareshwar Attractions

25. Bhandardara, Maharashtra

Known For : Umbrella Falls Wilson Dam Kalsubai Peak

Bhandardara, a hill station nestled in the Sahyadri ranges of Maharashtra, has all the nature's blessings a place can get.

Distance from Mumbai: 165 km

7 Bhandardara Attractions

26. Ratanwadi, Maharashtra

Known For : Trekking in Ratanwadi Ratangad Fort Trek Amruteshwar Temple

Ratanwadi is a village near Bhandardara of the Kalsubai peak in Maharashtra. It houses the famous Ratangad fort and the popular Shiva temple called Amruteshwar.

Distance from Mumbai: 179 km

3 Ratanwadi Attractions

27. Murud Janjira, Maharashtra

Known For : Murud Janjira Fort Murud Beach Garambi Falls

A small village in Raigad district, Murud is most famous for its majestic forts and sandy beaches lined with swaying palms and coconut trees.

Distance from Mumbai: 162 km

7 Murud Janjira Attractions

28. Chiplun, Maharashtra

Known For : Vashishti River Marleshwar Temple Guhagar Beach

Chiplun is a city that offers you time among mango groves next to the beautiful lake, Vashishti.

11 Chiplun Attractions

29. Manori, Maharashtra

Known For : Manori Beach Global Vippasanna Pagoda Beach Parties

Manori beach, along with Gorai beach is a growing favourite among back packers and people who just want to cross over to the peace and quiet of the country side for a while.

Distance from Mumbai: 49 km

9 Manori Attractions

30. Ratnagiri, Maharashtra

Known For : Jaigad Fort Swayambhu Ganpati Temple Jaigad Lighthouse

Situated in pretty surroundings, Ratnagiri is blessed with hills, sea shores, creeks, beautiful rivers, hot water springs, forests and water falls and offers a rejuvenating experience to travelers.

29 Ratnagiri Attractions

31. Panvel, Maharashtra

Known For : Karnala Bird Sanctuary Karnala Fort Prabalgad Fort

Panvel is best known for all the forts that dot this city. Called the gateway of the Konkan coast, Panvel is the most crowded city of Navi Mumbai.

Distance from Mumbai: 34 km

8 Panvel Attractions

32. Kolad, Maharashtra

Known For : Kolad River Rafting Tamhini Ghat Waterfalls Bhira Dam

Known for its cascading waterfalls, green meadows and picturesque backdrop of Sahyadris, Kolad is gaining traction as an adventure sports destination with provisions for rafting, rappelling, kayaking etc.

11 Kolad Attractions

33. Dapoli, Maharashtra

Known For : Harnai Port Unhavare - Hot springs Panhalakaji Caves

Dapoli, situated 215km away from Mumbai is popular tourist destination that serves the needs of all kinds of travelers.

Distance from Mumbai: 227 km

14 Dapoli Attractions

34. Igatpuri, Maharashtra

Known For : Tringalwadi Fort Vihigaon Waterfall Kalsubai Peak

Igatpuri is blessed with picturesque beauty and is a heaven for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

Distance from Mumbai: 120 km

Best Time: July to September

14 Igatpuri Attractions

35. Jawhar, Maharashtra

Known For : Dabdaba Falls Jai Vilas Palace Sunset Point, Jawhar

A small hill station located in the Thane District of Maharashtra, Jawhar is a place with abundant nature's beauty and several man made marvels.

Distance from Mumbai: 160 km

Best Time: September to Apr

7 Jawhar Attractions

36. Malshej Ghat, Maharashtra

Known For : Malshej Falls Pimpalgaon Joga Dam Harishchandragad

A beautiful hill station with its numerous lakes, waterfalls and mountains, Malshej Ghat is popular among hikers, trekkers and nature lovers.

Distance from Mumbai: 126 km

4 Malshej Ghat Attractions

37. Girnar, Gujarat

Known For : Girnar Jain Temples Girnar Parikrama

A collection of mountains, Girnar is a religious site sitting right in nature's lap and flocked by Hindu and Jain pilgrims alike.

Distance from Mumbai: 364 km

2 Girnar Attractions

38. Hedvi, Maharashtra

Known For : Hedvi Beach Shri Dashbhuj Lakshmi Ganesh Temple

Hedvi is a small village located near the town of Guhanagar in the Konkan region of Maharashtra. It is primarily a pilgrim destination and attracts a lot of pilgrims from across the country.

Distance from Mumbai: 289 km

2 Hedvi Attractions

39. Ozar, Maharashtra

Known For : Hal Museum or Pragati Aerospace Museum Vigneshwara Temple Swami Bhramanand Temple

Ozar is a small town situated in the Nashik district of Maharashtra, famous for its Vigneshwara Temple.

Distance from Mumbai: 184 km

Best Time: December to February

3 Ozar Attractions

40. Lohagad Fort

Situated at a height of 3400 feet, Lohagad Fort is a formidable fort about 52 kilometres away from Pune. Perched atop an impressive hill near Malavali, this destination is the perfect amalgam of ancient architecture and natural beauty. Lohagad Fort was built in the 18th century and is an ideal destination for trekking and nature lovers, especially from Pune and Mumbai. The place is flanked by nature at its lush green best and hosts panoramic views and cool mountain air.

Distance from Mumbai: 75 km

41. Visapur Fort

Perched upon a lush green plateau, the Visapur Fort is a very popular excursion destination for adventure mongers as well as nature lovers. The fort stands majestically tall and ruggedly firm at the height of 1084 meters above sea level offering a panoramic view of a wide range of hills covered in a thick blanket of green. The majestic fort is a very popular destination for trekking activities. With an eventfully historic backstory and an unmatched view of nature at its best, the Visapur fort is indeed a treat for all- history buffs, adventure mongers and nature enthusiasts.

42. Bhaja Caves

The Karla and Bhaja caves are among the oldest caves in India and date back all the way to 160 B.C. and are situated near Lonavala in Maharashtra. The Bhaja caves are a group of 22 rock-cut caves which are believed to have existed from the times of Hinayana phase of Buddhism, which is of 2nd to 1st century BC. Karla Cave is the largest Hinayana Buddhist chaitya (temple) in India Travel back in time on this trip to ancient Indian rock-cut caves with the best rock-cut architecture of all times. The ancient caves are protected as Monument of National Importance by the Archaeological Survey of India.

Distance from Mumbai: 74 km

43. Karla caves

Carved into a rocky hillside, Karla caves are among the oldest Buddhist cave shrines in India. It is located on the Pune-Mumbai highway at Karla and if sources are to be believed, these are only a few among scores of other caves unearthed in Sahyadri Hills. Carved almost 2000 years ago around the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD, this place constitutes a large collection of beautiful Chaityas (halls) and Viharas (monasteries) reflecting upon a journey of the past, narrating some amusing stories. A temple made of pillars from the Buddhist period has also been built recently at the entrance of the caves. 

Distance from Mumbai: 70 km

44. Pratapgad fort Trek

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.

Distance from Mumbai: 111 km

45. Harishchandragad Fort Trek

Harishchandragad is a hill fort in Maharashtra. It is situated at an elevation of about 4670 feet in the district of Ahmednagar. Within the fort there are several temples dedicated to Vishnu and Ganesh. The monument dates back to the 6th century and finds home at an altitude of 1424 meters and more often than not, given its altitude finds itself marked on a number of trekking trails in and around the area.

Distance from Mumbai: 102 km

46. Elephanta caves

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Elephanta Caves is a specimen of rock-cut art and architecture from the times of medieval India. The caves are located on the Elephanta island which is situated at a distance of 11 km from the city of Mumbai . Natively known as Gharapurichi Leni, the Elephanta Caves that exist today are ruins of what were once elaborately painted artworks. It also provides an amazing view of the Mumbai skyline.

Distance from Mumbai: 13 km

47. Trimbakeshwar

Counted as the holiest temple of India, the Trimbakeshwar Temple houses one of the most important twelve Jyotirlingas, a form of Lord Shiva. Perched on the foot of Brahmagiri Hills, the temple is situated in the pious city of Trimbak, which finds its mention in the powerful Mrityunjaya Mantra that bestows immorality and longevity. Built in the 18th century by Maratha ruler, Peshwa Nana Saheb, the temple is a perfect epitome of classic architecture.

Distance from Mumbai: 117 km

48. Bhatye beach

The Bhatye beach is a lovely, long stretch of a clean beach ideal for a relaxing holiday. Bhatye, a small village close to Ratnagiri city is popular for its generous flat sea showers. The length of the beach is 1.5 kms and it is flat and straight and clear. The Ratnagiri light house and the famous Madavi beach of Ratnagiri city can be seen from Bhatye Beach.

Distance from Mumbai: 238 km

49. Velneshwar

Located in the Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra, Velneshwar is a village south of the Guhagar town. Velneshwar is well known for the temple of Lord Shiva and it also has a beautiful crescent shaped beach which is clean and unspoilt and ideal for swimming. Velneshwar gets much limelight during the month of March, when the Maha Shivratri Festival is held here, as a tribute to the God Shankar or Shiva. If you are seeking an ideal water point where you can relish the beauty of nature while swimming and sunbathing, then the Velneshwar beach in Maharashtra is the perfect place for you.

Distance from Mumbai: 191 km

50. Shani Shingnapur

The spectacular and unique Shani Shignapur Temple of Ahmednagar district is well-known for the magical and powerful Lord Shani, who is believed to reside in a black stone till date. The Hindu God symbolising the planet Saturn is referred to as Swayambhu, which means that he has emerged himself in the form of the black stone. It has absolutely no architectural beauty, and just the simple stone with the spiritual aura of the lord entices scores of devotees every year.

Distance from Mumbai: 210 km

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