Famous Points in Bhandardara
Posted in Bhandardara Famous Attractions on 04/04/2010 12:03 pm by SushantFamous Points to see in Bhandardara, a heavenly delight
If you are looking for a holiday destination which gives you peace and solace and take you a bit closer to nature, Bhandardara is the right place for you. It combines a cool climate, charming mountains, everlasting waterfalls and extraordinary natural beauty. This hill stations also provides a natural picnic spot where you can spend your day with your loved ones. And we will be guiding you about some famous points to see in Bhandardara.
It is actually a village in Maharastra, about 185 kms from Mumbai. The most attractive among all the Famous Points to visit in Bhandardara is the Wilson Dam. It was constructed way back in 1910 on the Pravara River. Standing about 150 meter high, it still holds the record of being the largest earthen dam in India. Several gardens are also constructed along the sides of the dam. Pravara River feeds the Arthur Lake-famous for its blue colour.Bhandardara is also a paradise for trekkers and adventure lovers because Mt Kalsubai, the highest peak of Maharashtra is located here.
The trek is physically very exhausting, but the greenery surrounding you is breathtaking. Also you will feel nature’s mystery in your every step which will make you smile all along. There is also a temple at the top of the mountain. Legend says that Sri Agasti Rishi mediated in Bhandardara for one year and fed himself only water and air.Later,Agasti Rishi dwelled here.Agasti Rishi’s ashram is hence one of the popular points to go in Bhandardara.
Ratangad Fort, one of Shivaji’s favorite forts is also located here. It will surely get you back in Shivaji’s times and make you relive the moments. So if you think you need to escape from the daily pressures of work and commitments, Bhandardara is the ideal place where you should run to! It will give you the sense of bliss, make you breathe the pure air around. And with all the various famous points to see in Bhandardara, you will feel like returning here again!
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