Bewtiful point awesome view in nature

Dajipur is very nice place for jungle safari. You can see गवा (big bull), the huge animal. Scenic beauty, stay in tents is lovely n wonderful experience. You can see many other wild animals, birds etc in this wildlife sanctuary.

Its more of nature trail than safari. You should plan to visit around morning time so that some of the animals could be seen. Don't go in afternoon you will hardly see any annimal. Its close during monsoon so don't plan visit during this time.

Great place to visit but it's a little crowded on the weekends so chances of seeing wildlife are less on weekends. You can see radhanagari backwaters and the view is just amazing.

Very good experience seen lot of Deer, Baison, fox, peacocks, Very dense forest, must try jeep ride , Bus ride is also good,

This is haven on earth.. hidden gem.. one should experience the views here.

A dense forest reserved for bisons. This place opens at 6 am in the morning. The best time to start the safari is 6 am to 10 am as animals come to drink water so we can see them easily. There are shekarus in the forest which is state animal of maharashtra. We went in may still there were lush green trees. We took a jeep for 10 people which costed us ₹2000 and each persons ticket was ₹ 50 Must visit once. This forest is well resereved. There are towers on the main site points which are good photogenic and view from there is amazing. The guids are nice. they try their best so that we can see the animals. Even if we dont see any animal the road journey in the jungle is worth it. It is a 4 to 5 hrs journy so bring your own water bottle, caps, goggles, some snacks etc.

Stayed 2 days was a best experience enjoyed with family.

It's devotional place located over hills.. Nice view is there Specially in rainy season. The cloud flow like rain 🌧️ was memorable .. There are many monking in ghat There is temple we can visit Also a masjid were we can visit .. We can get prasad at afternoon... There is free chappal stand there .. There is many area to roam ...

It is a very peaceful place to visit especially in the monsoon. Calmness at this place can be felt very well. Also its views on the way are wonderful. Covered with mountain ranges and clouds trying to escape from in between.

Beautiful Place and relaxing. Road connectivity is good. Maharaj Cave is really best place for worship. Staff is so helpful. Photo's are not allowed in some corners but it's acceptable. If you want to visit with government transport then you have to walk for 3 km from Bu stop. Temple complex full with artworks. You can even take a room here to spend night if you're getting late.

It is a very beautiful, peaceful, and unforgettable place. It is the ashram of Shri Chaitanya Gagangiri Maharaj❤️. It is not a tourist spot but a sacred place, and everyone should be mindful of this while visiting and taking darshan.

Unbelievable experience, This place is situated at top where one need to take atleast 150 stairs, surrounded with clouds, heavy rain and electrifying atmosphere. Parking is available, but few cars can be parked, Prasad is available on daily basis for devotees, lord mahadev, vitthal madir is also available, darga is available at the top. Extremely windy, and classic view.

Beauty of Sahyadri, easy and Direct road, peaceful and spiritual place of gagangiri Maharaj, the view from gagangad is so beautiful 😍

We visited here on Saturday. It was a little crowded because of the weekend. Worth the visit, very pleasant atmosphere. They serve prasad ( dal, rice and sweet) after Pooja and aarti in the afternoon. There are many things to visit like Gagangiri Maharaj Math, Dhuni mandir, Mahadev mandir. Kanif nath samadhi. Keep enough time in hand to visit all places as they are not close to each other.

There are 520 steps to climb to reach the cave temple. There a huge parking lot at the base of the steps. And a clean ladies & gents washroom near the entry gate. Lots of food & flower stalls all the way to the top. The Marleshwar waterfall clearly visible from the temple gallery. Temple closes by 7:30pm after which it gets very dark.

An divine place of lord shiva🐚🕉️ Must visit this temple in Shravan month as lots of devotees comes here. You will need to trek through steps. It’s an svayambhu shiv mandir inside an stone cave with only one entrance from which you will enter by bending. There is no light source inside cave only deep-jyoti makes light up this holy place. There are eternal vibes inside. Outside temple there’s big waterfall and multiple small water flows you can see. Be aware of monkeys.

I love this temple! Especially when you visit it during rainy season. The view with the waterfalls is breathtaking ! Inside the temple, there are no lights, its just the light of the lamps and the fragrance of the incense sticks which creates a serene atmosphere. Words fall short to describe it. You have to walk good amount of flight of stairs to reach to the top where the temple is. I visited the temple with my parents and siblings on a Monday morning but it wasn’t the month of Shravan so were lucky to skip the queue. Careful of the landslides and slippery surface/floor inside the temple!

Shri Marleshwar Mahadev Mandir & Waterfall We visited Marleshwar Temple with our school friends during the monsoon, and it was truly one of the best experiences! The temple is located inside a natural cave, with oil lamps lighting up the sanctum, giving a very peaceful and divine atmosphere. Right in front of the temple flows the Marleshwar/Dhareshwar Waterfall – during the rains, it looks absolutely breathtaking. The surrounding green hills, mist, and the roar of the waterfall create an unforgettable moment. According to local history, the temple was established by Lord Parshuram and the Shivling here is self-manifested. There are also beliefs about cobras once residing in the cave, protecting the temple, and they are considered auspicious. ✨ What makes this place special is the perfect mix of **spiritual vibes and natural beauty**. The monsoon is the best time to visit, but the waterfall flows all year round, which is quite unique. ✔️ The climb has around 300–500 steps, but there are small stalls on the way for refreshments. ✔️ Be careful during monsoon as the steps can be slippery. ✔️ Please help in keeping the temple surroundings clean.

Marleshwar Temple is a beautiful spiritual spot surrounded by greenery and waterfalls, especially stunning in the monsoon. The cave temple of Lord Shiva gives a peaceful vibe. However, the long steps, limited facilities, and lack of cleanliness can be inconvenient. Best for those who love nature, spirituality, and adventure. MUST VISIT PLACE.✨✨✨✨✨✨

🌿 Marleshwar Temple – A Serene Cave Shrine Amidst the Sahyadris Nestled deep in the lush Sahyadri mountain ranges near Maral village, Marleshwar Temple is a hidden gem that beautifully combines spirituality with nature’s grandeur. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple is set inside a natural cave, giving it a mystical and peaceful atmosphere. ✨ The Journey & Approach From Ratnagiri (about 65 km away), the drive winds through scenic ghats, dense greenery, and small Konkan villages. The last stretch involves climbing roughly 500–520 stone steps, so be prepared for a bit of a workout — but the views along the way make it worth it. 🏞 Surroundings & Highlights The temple is surrounded by countless small waterfalls during monsoon, earning the area the nickname “village of 100 waterfalls.” Just beside the temple flows the Dhareshwar Waterfall, which is especially breathtaking in the rainy season. The sound of cascading water blends with temple bells and chants, creating a truly meditative vibe. Inside the cave, the Shivling is simple yet powerful in its presence, with a constant trickle of water adding to the sacred feel. 🛕 Experience The cave is cool and dimly lit, with natural rock formations adding to its charm. The echo of prayers inside feels timeless. It’s less commercialized than many other shrines, so you can actually sit quietly and soak in the atmosphere. 🍲 Food & Local Touches A few small eateries in Maral village serve fresh vegetarian meals — simple but delicious. On the way, you can buy Kokum products, jackfruit chips, and other Konkan specialties at reasonable prices.

- Temple of lord shiva - We need to climb a lot of stairs to reach the temple (totally worth it) - There's an entry fee (minimal) - So many monkeys around - So many small waterfalls around in monsoon - It's clean and green. - weather is perfect - we can't take phones and torch inside the main temple - it's carved in a rock (similar to cave) - View is stunning of waterfall Har Har Mahadev 📿

Very nice place to visit to relive our traditional & culture.. feels like village.. it takes 2-3 hours to watch the entire museum.. well maintained.. washrooms & restaurants available.. spread across 13 acres of land.. must visit with family.. calm & pleasant..

The temple is very clean & place is very peaceful . A big Mahadev Shiva & Nandi Maharaj statue is here. The Kadsiddheshwar Temple, also known as Kaneri Math, is a revered Hindu temple located in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India. Dedicated to Lord Kadsiddheshwar, it holds cultural and religious significance. The temple's architecture and spiritual atmosphere attract devotees and visitors alike. Devotees and tourists' major attraction at the entrance of Siddhagiri Math premises, is Massive Shiv and Nandi statue amidst green dense coconut trees. Shri Swamiji Maharaj renovated the Kaneri Math and renamed it Siddhagiri Math. This 42 ft tall idol of a meditating Shiva with an equally massive Nandi in front, were also constructed during same period.

Very well organized place. When there is temple people from all religions and caste come and find peace and enjoy this blessed placed. Only one problem the area is not maintained well, prize of area spot is Very high for per person, and also dirty place, other aspects everything ok👍👍

I recently visited this temple and was impressed by its cleanliness and well-maintained surroundings. The giant elephant statues were a highlight and added to the overall charm of the place. The atmosphere was serene, making it a great spot for a peaceful visit.

Very well organized place. When there is temple people from all religions and caste come and find peace and enjoy this blessed placed. Only one problem the area is not maintained well, prize of area spot is Very high for per person, and also dirty place, other aspects everything ok👍The temple is very clean & place is very peaceful . A big Mahadev Shiva & Nandi Maharaj statue is here. The Kadsiddheshwar Temple, also known as Kaneri Math, is a revered Hindu temple located in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India. Dedicated to Lord Kadsiddheshwar, it holds cultural and religious significance. The temple's architecture and spiritual atmosphere attract devotees and visitors alike. Devotees and tourists' major attraction at the entrance of Siddhagiri Math premises, is Massive Shiv and Nandi statue amidst green dense coconut trees. Shri Swamiji Maharaj renovated the Kaneri Math and renamed it Siddhagiri Math. This 42 ft tall idol of a meditating Shiva with an equally massive Nandi in front, were also constructed during same period.

Beautiful Temple ! It is near to Kanheri math. When there is temple people from all religions and caste come and find peace and enjoy this blessed placed.

It's amazing and devotional place. This temple has amazing texture. There were a well. They have meditation place.

It's a very good and calm place to bring peace of mind. You can enjoy boat riding according to your preferences of members. Then enjoy the various kinds of street food as well as ice cream. You can go to d Mart which is just a crossing away. Good place to visit with friends and family

This lake is very beautiful. This is heart of kolhapur. At night this looks very attractive. From one side it is very developed. You will get sitting area , play zone for kid. Street foods and lots of lighting. When we visited kolhapur then we visited this place and we loved it. I visited with my mom husband and my daughter. My daughter enjoyed this place a lot. Very recommend to spend your weekend

A beautiful place to visit to enjoy the cool breeze and view of the lake. Enjoy the snacks at khau galli right on the rankala lake in the evenings. Definitely one must visit sunset point

The lake is majestic. It's very Nice place. Love the place. Masmerize with the beauty of the lake.

Rankala Lake is must visit place when you are in Kolhapur..In evening it's has its own beauty...jus walk/sit around lake and enjoy the beauty of it..you may do boating as well or enjoy street food alongside(jus ask price before having it--to avoid surprises) I posted the temple pic as well --jus see how holy look of this shaktipeeth(Amba bai mata temple)

It's a undoubtedly good place for evening walk,good snacks,pure entertainment

Rankala Lake is a must-visit blend of Kolhapur’s heritage and daily life. Whether you’re soaking in legends, taking a boat ride, or just savouring street snacks at sunset, this spot scores for its atmosphere, scenic beauty, and heart. Ideal for couples, families, and solo explorers seeking a relaxed, culturally infused outing.

-Get down at main entrance, we mistakenly had dropped down backside gate. -Senior citizens are allowed to sit in the entrance if any large queue was there. -Inside temple, womens are separately in queues to have Darshan as its Mahalaxmi Temple. -Drinking water facility available when you come out of Darshan. -Several shops available inside for shopping devotional items. -Peda Prasad nearby exit of Darshan is the cheap and best which was sold by local guys. -Also, Laddu Prasad sold by Temple committee. -Best part is free Bhojanalaya as like in Shirdi was available and taste was very good. (Variety Rice, sabhji, butter milk, sweet.) -Timing 12PM to 3PM -This is located in backside of temple which is of 50m distance from temple. -Free Tokens are given in main entrance and backside gate. -Volunteers/Members inside Bhojanalaya strictly instructs all devotees to not waste food. One should complete his/her food and allowed to get up for handwash. - Plates for children were asked there parents before giving in order avoid wastage of food. - But this Bhojanalaya is present in 1st floor, which is a very big minus point for those where not able to step up. - Footwears are to be kept outside Bhojanalaya.

Beautiful and very very old temple. Powerful vibes can be experienced. Crowded throughout the day. We had gone in the afternoon and early morning and both times the temple was crowded. We were blessed to have a security officer help us out of the blue as my mom couldnt stand and wait in the queue for long hours. Once inside you can feel the essence of an old temple and the idol is so so mesmerising! Truly blessed to have got a chance to visit the divine Mahalaxmi!

The Mahalakshmi Temple, located in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, is a revered Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Mahalakshmi, the consort of Lord Vishnu. This ancient temple is one of the 108 Shakti Peethas, making it a significant pilgrimage site. *History and Architecture* - The temple was originally built in the 7th century by the Chalukya dynasty and has undergone several renovations and expansions under various rulers, including the Shilahara and Maratha empires. - The architecture follows the Hemadpanti style, featuring intricate carvings, sculptures, and five prominent towers. - The temple complex includes shrines for other deities, such as Lord Ganesha, Lord Vishnu, and Goddess Saraswati. *Temple Timings and Festivals* - The temple is open from 4:30 AM to 11:00 PM, with various rituals and aartis performed throughout the day. - Major festivals celebrated include Navratri, Kirnotsav, and Rathotsav, which attract thousands of devotees. - Kirnotsav is a unique festival where the sun's rays fall directly on the idol's face, feet, and chest in a specific sequence, occurring twice a year ¹ ² ³. *Significance and Legends* - According to mythology, the temple marks the site where the eyes of Goddess Sati fell, making it a spiritually potent destination. - The idol of Mahalakshmi is carved from black stone and stands 3 feet tall, facing west, which is considered unique. - The temple is believed to grant prosperity and salvation to its devotees, making it an essential stop for those seeking blessings ² ⁴.

"The Mahalakshmi Ambabai Temple is one of the three and a half Shakti Peethas. 🛕 We reached the temple at 5:00 AM, and the early morning time, the pleasant atmosphere, and witnessing the goddess's worship and aarti made our hearts feel completely serene. 😊🌸 There is very little crowd at the temple in the morning, and this is when you get the good fortune of witnessing the goddess's worship and aarti. ☺️ Therefore, you should definitely visit the temple during the morning hours. 😊"

Such a divine temple. I was lucky to visit on Dhanteras. The best part is it’s not over crowded. U can have peaceful Darshan. The architecture is so vintage and beautiful. I love this temple

Visited the Mahalaxmi Temple, Kolhapur, and had a truly divine experience. The temple is well-organized, the surroundings are clean, and darshan was peaceful. The positive energy inside the garbhagriha is powerful and calming. A must-visit for spiritual seekers.

The Mahalaxmi Temple in Kolhapur is a revered Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Mahalaxmi, also known as Ambabai. This ancient temple, built in the 7th century, is one of India's Shakti Peethas, attracting devotees from across the country. *Temple Timings:* - Opens: 4:30 AM - Closes: 10:00 PM - Morning Darshan: 4:30 AM - 12:30 PM - Afternoon Darshan: 1:00 PM - 8:30 PM - Evening Aarti: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM *What to Expect:* - Marvel at the intricate Hemadpanti architecture - Offer prayers to Goddess Mahalaxmi - Explore smaller shrines within the complex - Witness the breathtaking Shri Yantra carving - Participate in festivals like Navratri and Kirnotsav *Tips:* - Visit during October to February for pleasant weather - Arrive early to avoid crowds - Wear modest clothing and remove shoes before entering - Mobile phones allowed, but photography restricted ¹

Beautiful place, beautiful temple, food is not good but there is sweet corn and other snacks that you can eat... Carry your own food....

Beautiful waterfall, especially in monsoon, but with the hanging bridge closed and fencing around, the overall view feels little restricted. But it’s good for people’s safety.

Gokak Waterfalls: The Niagara of Karnataka Gokak Waterfalls, often referred to as the Niagara of Karnataka, is a spectacular natural wonder located in the Belagavi district of Karnataka, India. Formed by the Ghataprabha River, the falls plunge from a height of approximately 170 feet into a rugged sandstone gorge, creating a breathtaking sight. Highlights of Gokak Waterfalls 1. Historical Significance: The Gokak Falls area has historical importance due to its association with the Chalukyan era. Several ancient monuments and temples can be found nearby, adding a cultural charm to the natural beauty of the falls. 2. Colonial Legacy: A British-era hanging bridge, measuring 210 meters in length, adds to the allure of the location. This architectural marvel provides visitors with a panoramic view of the cascading waterfalls and the surrounding greenery. 3. Unique Features: The falls are distinct because of their horseshoe-shaped edge and reddish-brown rocks, which make the cascading water even more visually striking. During the monsoon season (July to October), the river swells, offering a dramatic and awe-inspiring spectacle. 4. Hydroelectric Power Station: Gokak Falls also holds the distinction of being home to one of the earliest hydroelectric power stations in India, established in 1907, which once supplied electricity to the nearby textile mills. 5. Nearby Attractions: • Mahalingeshwara Temple: A centuries-old temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located near the falls. • Godachinmalki Falls: Another stunning waterfall located a short distance from Gokak. • Gokak Town: Known for its textiles and traditional Gokak sweets, the town offers a charming detour for visitors. Travel Tips • Best Time to Visit: Monsoon and post-monsoon seasons (July to October) for the fullest flow of the waterfalls. • Accessibility: The falls are about 70 km from Belagavi and 40 km from Dharwad, easily reachable by road. • Activities: Photography, nature walks, and temple visits are popular here. Swimming is not recommended due to strong currents. With its stunning natural beauty and cultural significance, Gokak Waterfalls is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Very beautiful place! Same like naigara! But there are 2 spots here! One is near temple and other one u have to go little more forward from main road! No tickets n all parking charges may be asked

Amazing place. The falls apparently will look better during rains. Other attractions include a Hoysala styled temple and the British era Gokak mills next to the falls.

Karnataka's Nayagar waterfalls. Best time to visit between June to December.

The place is clean and good for waterfall view. You will get lots of snack shops near this spot. Good to bring kids as it have temple also.

Visited Thoseghar Waterfall in monsoon — an absolutely stunning sight! The massive waterfall surrounded by lush greenery and mist creates a magical view. Well-maintained spot with parking and viewpoints. Must-visit monsoon destination near Satara! 🌧️🌿

One of giant waterfalls on shayari forest range . The route was quite amazing to ride since lot of view points through the falls road. Entry fee rupees 50 per head. Parking and rest room facilities are available. You can do small trek to view this gigantic waterfall. The view was stunned visulas that fals flow through valley. Currently water flow is just okay. Monsoon is Perfect time.

Excellent place to visit. Good waterfall in Sahyadri range near Satara. Walkways and stairs are well developed so you can have good views of waterfall. Entry fee is Rs 50 per person. If you want to see both falls you have to trek little more. Old age people who has difficulty in walking should avoid. Two water falls big and small. Big water fall can be seen from specially made overview platform. It's in valley and in rainy season you will enjoy this waterfall. Small water fall is from less height and you can go near falls. Cave behind waterfall is amazing. Enjoyed visit very much. Highly recommended during rainy season.

Satara Thoseghar Waterfall is one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Satara and an absolute must-visit place for nature lovers. Surrounded by dense greenery and countless trees, the area offers a breathtaking view of both big and small waterfalls cascading beautifully down the cliffs. The sound of the flowing water combined with the peaceful forest atmosphere makes it a truly refreshing experience. The main viewpoint gives a clear sight of the tall, majestic waterfall, which looks even more stunning during or right after the monsoon. The smaller waterfall area is also very scenic, and they even offer professional photography near the water at an extra charge of ₹2000 — a nice option if you want memorable pictures. Entry tickets cost ₹50 per person, and it’s definitely worth every rupee for the view and experience you get. The place is generally well-maintained, but visitors should be cautious about monkeys, especially while walking toward the big waterfall. These monkeys can be aggressive and may try to snatch food or bags, so carrying a stick for safety is advisable. Overall, Thoseghar Waterfall is a peaceful yet adventurous destination that offers stunning scenery, fresh air, and a close connection with nature. When in Satara, this place is not to be missed — especially if combined with a visit to the nearby Chalkewadi Windmills for a perfect day trip.

The Thoseghar Waterfall near Satara, Maharashtra, is known for its beautiful series of cascades, and visitor reviews frequently praise its scenic charm. The site is noted for being well-maintained and offering a less-crowded experience, especially if you visit during the week or early in the morning. A well-managed and tranquil experience What sets Thoseghar apart is its ability to offer a peaceful communion with nature, a stark contrast to more heavily commercialized destinations. The management of the site is a significant reason for this. Orderly infrastructure: The site features well-constructed pathways and steps, which are safe and easy to navigate. An observation gallery with protective railings has been set up to prevent accidents and give visitors an excellent view of the main falls. Controlled access: There is a nominal entry fee that contributes to the site's upkeep, and access is managed by forest officials at the gate. This helps control the number of people on-site at any given time. Viewing areas: Separate viewpoints are designated for the main and smaller waterfalls, providing a clear and safe way to enjoy both spectacular sights. This reduces crowding in any single spot and enhances the overall visitor experience.

Thoseghar Waterfall in Maharashtra’s Satara district is a natural wonder made up of two major waterfalls, locally known as chota dabdaba and motha dabdaba (meaning small and large waterfalls, respectively). The pathway to the chota dabdaba is quite long and has several ups and downs, but the view is absolutely worth it. Entry to this waterfall is restricted as the water flows with great force, making it risky for visitors. The paths are not well maintained and can get slippery due to the mist and splashes from the falls. There’s a viewing deck for the motha dabdaba, from where you can soak in the breathtaking view. The site is maintained by the Satara Forest Department. Parking space and washrooms are available, though the washroom wasn’t lit during the evening hours, which can be unsafe. Recommendations: - Wear good-quality sports or trekking shoes - Elderly visitors should avoid the steeper paths - Carry a water bottle if needed - Walk carefully; avoid rushing or running - Don’t litter - Don’t pluck flowers or disturb the natural surroundings

Has got a good view. There are multiple waterfalls there. The place is very neatly maintained. The washrooms are clean and also the surrounding.

owner have nice nature & gives all the information about strawberries & the farm. you can plunk it too. At market rate you can buy here fresh & own plunked strawberries.🍓 Unique & informative experience

Strawberry Picking Delight Near Panchgani! 🍓 1. If you're in or around Panchgani between January and March, don't miss out on the fun and flavour of strawberry plucking! 2. The farm offers a refreshing experience in the lap of nature, surrounded by lush green rows of strawberry plants and cool mountain air. 3. Entry is free, and strawberry plucking charges are just ₹50/kg. However, the plucked strawberries must be purchased at ₹300/kg — totally worth it for the quality you get! 4. The strawberries are fresh, juicy, and incredibly delicious, perfect to enjoy on the spot or take home. 5. You can roam through the farm, handpick the ripest ones, and fill up your basket at your own pace. Highly recommended for families, nature lovers, and anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful farm day with a sweet reward! 📍 Location: Near Panchgani, Maharashtra 🗓 Best time: January to March 💰 Plucking Fee: ₹50/kg | Purchase Rate: ₹300/kg

A nice strawberry farm in Mahabaleshwar that allows plucking. The kids enjoyed this. They also have several other plantations, some of which are available for sale. Good experience, nice views, reasonable pricing.

There are many locations and farms in the area for this activity but I landed up here and found 1. Very simple and sweet people 2. Fully Organic cultivation 3. Very limited guests 4. No cheating on weight, quality and amount 5. They have other vegetables too and they also organic 6. Nice location for bird watching near school and opposite side of road with a minute walk 7. Very much accessible between other tourists locations like Ket’s Points, Botanical Garden, Mipro Garden etc Please visit once

It's the plantation season now so there's no strawberrys for us to pick or see planted. 5 stars as this is the best spot and visit here often. The owner said the farm will be up by next 2 months

A must visit! Truly an amazing experience plucking strawberries. We also got a chance to pluck various vegetables. The farm has various vegetables and fruits along with strawberries.The cost is reasonable. All fruits and vegetables are fresh. Owner and his family are very down to earth and helpful. They are very welcoming. We enjoyed every minute we spent in the farm.

I recently visited Laxmi Strawberry Farm and it was a fantastic experience. The farm was well-maintained and the rows of ripe strawberries were abundant. I was able to pick my own strawberries, which was a fun and interactive activity. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, providing information about the growing process and tips for picking the best berries. I also had the opportunity to try some of their homemade strawberry products, which were delicious. I highly recommend a visit to this farm for a fun and educational experience, not to mention the fresh and juicy strawberries.

A wonderful place to visit for spiritual rejuvenation. The temple is beautifully designed with intricate carvings and a serene ambience. The cleanliness and maintenance of the premises are commendable. The chants and aarti create a divine atmosphere that instantly brings peace to the mind. The temple surroundings are lush and well-kept, making it perfect for a calm and refreshing experience. Truly a must-visit for devotees and anyone seeking inner peace.

Beautifully carved stone pillars gives a glimpse into the artistic brilliance of the 12th century. Sabha mandap is the peak attraction for visitors. Best time to visit is during full moon day.

Kopeshwar Temple is a peaceful and truly breathtaking ancient Shiva temple. The architecture is stunning—intricate carvings, a unique circular sanctum, and a calming spiritual vibe that instantly makes you feel connected. The temple is clean, well-maintained, and less crowded, making it perfect for slow exploration and quiet moments. A must-visit heritage spot near Kolhapur for anyone who loves history, art, and serene divine energy.

Visiting Kopeshwar Temple was an absolutely mesmerizing experience. The temple is not only an architectural marvel but also a living testimony of India’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. The intricate carvings, unique circular design, and the way the temple blends both Shaivite and Vaishnavite traditions left me truly awe-struck. Every pillar, every sculpture tells a story, making it feel like you’re walking through history. A very special mention to our guide, Aappa, whose knowledge and storytelling brought the temple to life. He explained the legends, historical significance, and hidden details in such a captivating way that it made the entire visit unforgettable. His passion and respect for the temple truly enhanced the experience, and I couldn’t have asked for a better guide. Highly recommend visiting this hidden gem, and if possible, take the tour with Aappa – he will make sure you don’t just see the temple, but truly experience its soul. 🙏

You cannot understand and enjoy this magnificent temple without a proper guide. Our guide Mr.Appu created that aura of the temple with his beautiful narration. Though it's a small temple..I would say one day is also very less to study n observe beauty of each pillars and stories of the each beautifully carved art. Only shocking observation is why Govt or Archeology society is not taking care and beautifying. These are just one of few left over beautiful art pieces by our ancestors , if we don't preserve this for our future generations..it will also go very soon. We need to give importance to glorify our History, keeping politics away. If you are in kolhapur , you must visit this temple, (it's 1 hr 45 minutes away from kolhapur.)( Driving through the sugarcane fields is another unforgettable moment)

Kopeshwar Temple at Khidrapur is an architectural masterpiece of the 12th century, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple showcases intricate stone carvings, remarkable sculptures, and a unique design that reflects the excellence of ancient craftsmanship. Situated on the banks of the Krishna River, it offers a serene and spiritual atmosphere, away from the usual crowd. A must-visit for devotees, history enthusiasts, and lovers of heritage architecture. Must visit....!

Kopeshwar Temple is located in Khidrapur, a village in the Kolhapur district of Maharashtra, India. It's situated on the banks of the Krishna River and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Temple History: The construction of the temple began in the 7th century AD by the Badami Chalukyas and was later completed by the Shilahara Kings in the 12th century. Architecture- The temple is known for its intricate Chalukyan architecture, featuring beautifully carved pillars, sculptures, and a unique star-shaped design. It's divided into four parts: Swarga Mandap, Sabha Mandap, Antaral Kaksha, and Garbhagriha. Unique Features: Dual Deities: The temple worships both Shiva and Vishnu, with Vishnu present in the form of a linga (Dhopeshwar) alongside the Shivling (Kopeshwar). No Nandi: Unlike most Shiva temples, there's no Nandi statue at the entrance, as per the mythology surrounding the temple's name and history. Festivals and Celebrations: The temple hosts various festivals, including Mahashivratri and Shravana, which attract devotees from nearby areas. Visitor Information: The temple is open from 6 am to 8 pm, and visitors are advised to dress modestly and respect the serene surroundings. Location and Accessibility: Khidrapur is approximately 61 km from Kolhapur and 40 km from Sangli, making it accessible by bus . The temple's stunning architecture, unique features, and rich history make it a must-visit destination for those interested in exploring Maharashtra's cultural heritage. Architecture: The temple is praised for its intricate carvings, sculptures, and unique star-shaped design. Visitors have marveled at the 48 hand-carved pillars in the Swarga Mandap. Spiritual Significance: As a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Kopeshwar Temple offers a serene atmosphere and spiritual experience. The temple's unique feature is the presence of both Shiva and Vishnu idols. Must-see Attractions Swarga Mandap different A heavenly hall with 48 pillars, each carved differently

This temple is a good place to visit in sangli built in 1800s by then Raja It has One central Ganesh mandir surrounded by other 4temples within the compound..

Is a famous✨, Beautiful❣️ and old Temple of Ganapati in Sangli city

The stunning architecture, the vibrant colors, and the divine presence of Lord Ganesha... this temple has it all! 🙏🏼

Good Tample but not clean

This temple is built thirty year back Today much people are visiting here as devotees every morning and evening As here a play ground for childrens are gathering for play

This is the deity worshiped by not only Sanglikars, but also by devotees from all over Maharashtra. The temple that was built by Raje Patwardhan is based on "Panchayatan" system of deity placement. It's a place to find solace , calm , peace of mind and the God of wisdom, Ganpatibappa is also known as Wighnaharta, i.e., the one who destroys all your worries. Just go and find your solace.

Ganapati Temple is regarded as the most beautiful temple in south Maharashtra. It is situated on the banks of river Krishna at Sangli. Thorle (elder) Chintamanrao Patwardhan consecrated the idol in 1843. The temple has been artistically built with black stone brought from Jyotibha hills. There is a platform, a hall and a 'Nagarkhana' inside the vast two acres complex of the temple. The entrance door has been carved out of different coloured natural wood. The idol of the Lord Ganapati is made of copper. The idol has been kept in a way that it is visible from any part of Ganapati Peth. It looks so beautiful when the silvery rays of evening sun brighten the face of the Ganapati idol. Ganapati festival is celebrated with great religious fervour for five days from Bhadrapad Shuddha Chaturthi. Sangli is well connected by air, train and road. Dharamshalas and small budgeted hotels at Sangli are available for accommodation.

Good Hindu temple.

Best temple

Mst visit

Ok

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Jai hari vitthal

We went for an overnight stay and this was probably one of the best experiences I have ever had!! Right from the place to hospitality to food and of course, the wines, top Notch!!! Special mention to Ravi for making the stay so comfortable with a detailed Vineyard tour. Really impressed with the staff. Kudos!!

I had a wonderful experience at Fratelli Vineyard! The stay was truly relaxing — the rooms were clean, cozy, and well-appointed with a beautiful view of the vineyard. The food was a highlight: delicious, fresh, and thoughtfully prepared, perfectly complementing their excellent wines. The staff were warm and attentive, making the whole experience feel personal and welcoming. The location itself is stunning — peaceful, scenic, and a perfect getaway for wine lovers or anyone looking to unwind in nature. Highly recommended for a serene escape with great food and wine! A special shoutout to Mr. Ravi who attended us, for his exceptional service — he was warm, attentive, and made our visit even more memorable.

Thank you Fratelli Wines for the amazing experience! We stayed there for 2 nights and I must say the place is just wow!!! It's an experience you will never forget! A special shoutout to Ravi for making our stay so comfortable and enjoyable. We loved everything from the beautiful stay and the yummiest food to the farm tour and the stunning Machan view. It was all just perfect!

This was my third trip to Fratelli vineyard and I must say that my experience gets better with every trip. To begin with the roads are getting better and broader and hence easier to drive. The addition of new wines are great, the new M/S range is so good. The room cleanliness and staff has greatly improved and I would give them a 10 on 10 rating for that. Special mention to Bhola who made a very sincere effort to cook as per our requirements and of course Ravi who helped with everything from wine tasting to drive to the machan and also the distillery. Overall a great trip

We visited the vineyard store to buy some wine. The collection is good with some interesting variations. They have also introduced cans for ease of use. The staff was courteous and helpful. Overall it was a pleasant experience.

What more can I say about Fratelli Wineyards that hasn't already been said by all the 5 star reviews? We had visited as a family of 7 which had 4 adults and 3 children. The experience here was unbelievably customized for us, since we were the only ones staying there apart from their consultants. They have exactly four rooms, of which two are usually occupied by the shareholders and the remaining two are open for guests. The rooms are huge, airy, immaculately maintained and modern. The washrooms are clean, spacious and well-maintained with all the necessary toiletries. Both the rooms open out into a long, flowing common garden where kids can play badminton or frisbee or whatever you bring along. Initially, the property was so tastefully developed by the shareholders for themselves that they decided to extend their experience to guests. So this includes kitchen staff ready at (only) your service, ready to make any cuisine you prefer. We had delicious Maharshtrian food once and Italian food in our next meal (they make good Italian food since one of their shareholders is Italian). Bhola, Maushi and others in the kitchen are very humble and pay attention only to you, since again, there are no other guests except you. One thing we noted, was that everyone from the front office, houskeeping, factory staff, kitchen staff, managers, etc...are all deeply attached to the owners, respect them and stand by them for the way they treat their staff and also for the social work they have done in the villages in the vicinity, such as adopting an entire village, construction of schools, making sustainable water management systems for villagers, sponsoring the education of children, buying grape produce from third party farmers at respectable prices and overall for creating sustainable employment among the local population. This respect in turn, flows down in the way the staff treats their guests. We visited their machan on the day of our arrival. We were driven there in an open-hood Tata Xenon pickup through lush green fields of sugarcane, banana and grape. We enjoyed every minute of the 45 minute off-road ride. The machan, a big hall tastefully made of cane and bamboo, is on a hilltop overseeing hundreds of acres of grape cultivation. The hilltop is tastefully landscaped too. We reached just before sunset. What followed was an experience to remember for a lifetime. The sun was setting in all its glory and we had a direct view of it setting in between distant hills. All this while while having wine, cheese, crackers, coffee and other snacks brought along by our driver. By the time the sun had almost set, we glanced over our shoulder and saw that the blood moon had already risen over the horizon at the same time on the opposite side! No lights anywhere, no noise...just a serene, peaceful and magical moment. After sunset, we went back to the hotel, enjoying the blood moon from our open-top SUV all the way. When we got back, we had a sumptuous dinner after which the kids watched an animation movie on the big-screen TV, chilling in Lazyboy chairs amd cushy sofas. We adults played a little pool nearby. The next day we were given a tour of the entire factory and operations, along with a drive in their vintage Mahindra through the grape fields. The property is very kid-friendly and has a few sports equipments on offer, a few bicycles and a quad bike ride, along with an big open lawn to play on. The experience at Fratelli is one we will never forget and will definitely come।back for, hopefully this monsoon. For the future, they have plans to tie up with Taj for a world-class tourist facility on a hilltop overseeing their grape fields. As it stands, their existing facility itself is so mesmerising and staff so magnanimous, that we are sure they be successful in their future ventures.

It was one of best outing we had in recent days. Perfect location, very well mannered staff, good food , excellent landscaping of wineyards.... fully relaxed due to weather and wine 🍷 ☺️ :) 😀

unique spiritual center in Pandharpur, Sant Kaikadi Maharaj Math offers a blend of devotion and education. The temple features underground pathways showcasing scenes from Hindu epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, along with statues of saints and deities. Visitors can explore these exhibits, which provide insights into ancient Hindu teachings. The math is also dedicated to Lord Vishwakarma, highlighting craftsmanship and divine knowledge. It's a must-visit for those interested in spiritual learning and cultural heritage.

1. **Historical Temples**: Reviews often focus on the significance and history of the temple. For example, reviews for Angkor Wat in Cambodia highlight its impressive architecture and historical importance. 2. **Architectural Temples**: Reviews of temples like the Parthenon in Greece or the Sagrada Familia in Spain emphasize design, construction techniques, and artistic elements. 3. **Spiritual Temples**: Reviews here can include personal experiences, the atmosphere of the temple, and its role in the local community. Temples such as the Golden Temple in India often receive praise for their serene environment and spiritual ambiance.

🚩Kaikadi Maharaj Math in Pandharpur is a devotional place with statues of many saints. It beautifully preserves the Marathi Sant tradition and gives a peaceful spiritual experience.🌺💫🚩🚩🚩

Best place for visiting if you visit Pandharpur.

You have to walk bare foot on dirty road in photo. There is an Exit pawati of 50/- worst place in pandharpur

So many stone/ clay statues depicting various Rishis, Saints, Bhakts painted nicely and arranged in a good order. Very large place and educative for children as well. It can easily take 1 to 1 1/2 hourto see all. The walk passages are full of high steps and narrow alleys with no exit mid way. One should not miss seeing this place.

Very nice place. Worth the visit. Unique architectural design. Here you will find statues of many saints and gods from Hindu mythology.

Very nice and calm place in shelgi area earlier this temple was use used as place for marriage ceremony but after complaining of neighborhood people the temple has stopped the organising functions inside the temple . Shri swami Samarth

For devotees... Near temple, pradadam is available almost full day... Family place..

nice place to visit with family...totally religious environment

One of the famous temple and multipurpose function hall in Shelgi

Nice place for elderly people to spend time

This place so beautiful the service is too good

Nice pleasant and peaceful environment.

Shree Tulja Bhavani Mandir in Tuljapur is a divine and historical temple dedicated to Goddess Bhavani, the family deity of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The temple’s architecture is ancient yet well maintained, reflecting rich Maratha heritage and devotion. The stone carvings, spiritual aura, and the holy atmosphere inside the sanctum bring immense peace. The management keeps the temple premises clean and organized despite the crowd. Visiting here feels deeply spiritual and historically inspiring, especially knowing that Shivaji Maharaj worshipped Goddess Bhavani here for strength and blessings. A must-visit sacred destination for devotees and history lovers alike.

I had recently visited this one of the Shanktipeeth that's Shree Tulja Bhavani Mandir in Tuljapur which is located in dharashiv district of Maharashtra. I am attaching mesmerizing view photo here. This historical temple dedicated to Goddess Bhavani जय भवानी जय शिवाजी the family deity of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. One should visit the temple once in the life 💯 The temple’s architecture is ancient yet well maintained, reflecting rich Maratha heritage and devotion. Maratha me and not cast but hindu patriots of whole Maharashtra 🎯 the stone carvings, spiritual aura, and the holy atmosphere inside the sanctum bring immense peace. 🙌😇 There are pass system also 200 for regular and 500 for VIP still you can pre plan neatly so it won't be hectic. Mandir management keeps the temple premises clean and organized despite the crowd. Visiting here feels deeply spiritual and historically inspiring, especially knowing that Shivaji Maharaj worshipped Goddess Bhavani here for strength and blessings. Avoid going on weekends or on public holidays you will get fast darshan without pass also. Such wonderful devine and historical place it is! ! ! आई तुळजाभवानी सर्वांचे भले करो 🙏🙏🙏

Feeling truly blessed after visiting Tuljapur Temple. The divine presence of Devi Tulja Bhavani gives peace and strength a place filled with faith, devotion, and blessings. Must visit once in a lifetime. Jai Tulja Bhavani

Shree aai tulja bhawani mandir is situated near Solapur at 70 km distance, easy to reach by bus, car,etc.Darshan is by queue or paid darshan is also available. The ambience is nice and the surroundings are good .

Jai Bhavani 🚩 Divine goddess place, thousands of people visit on a daily basis. Parking is somewhat far away from the temple. This place has a very respectful history and its legacy needs to be admired, but the place is always dirty and garbage is lying around, this is mainly because of the uncivilised people visiting this place and this needs to be changed.

One of the shaktipeeth and this is the place where Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj got his Sword named Bhavani Talvar. Remember to park your vehicle specially 4 wheelers near the main road paid parking from their easily you can hire tempo/auto or walk for 10 mins.

Divine experience at Tuljabhavani Temple” A truly spiritual place filled with positive energy. The architecture of the temple is beautiful and the atmosphere is devotional. Even though it gets crowded, darshan arrangements are managed well. Must-visit for every devotee of Goddess Bhavani.

I love this spiritual place. A very beautiful temple has been built and you can do puja abhishek inside by taking water yourself. There some priests will ask you for water abhishek and ask for money, please stay away from such people. Otherwise it is a very good place.

Aundha Nagnath situated in Hingoli district is revered by some to be the actual Nageshwar jyotirling in conflict with the one near Dwarka, Gujarat and the one in Darukawan, Jharkhand. One can come here from Nanded, Hingoli, or Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar. It is a beautiful temple of Lord Shiva. It has marvelous carvings all over its walls and has its top rebuilt with white marble. The wait was quite long, even though we took special Darshan which costs 200/-. It took an hour and half for us to get there. The Garbhabriha is situated underground and one to go in through a narrow set of steep steps with the help of a rope, and come back out through the same. Overall, it is a very spiritual place.

Shri Nageshwar Jyotirling at Aundha Nagnath (Hingoli district, Maharashtra) is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and holds immense spiritual, historical, and cultural significance. Here’s a summary of the experience people usually have when visiting: 🛕 Temple & Atmosphere The temple is very ancient (believed to be around 3000 years old) and has connections to the Mahabharata era. The architecture is Hemadpanthi style – huge stone walls, carved pillars, and a deeply spiritual ambience. The sanctum is underground (Garbhagriha), which adds to the mystic and divine feeling. The shivling is said to be self-manifested (Swayambhu). 🙏 Spiritual Experience Many devotees describe a powerful, peaceful vibration inside the temple. Performing Abhishek (ritual bathing of Shivling) with milk, water, or Bel leaves is considered very auspicious. Daily aartis (especially early morning and evening) are soulful and deeply devotional. 📖 Mythological Importance It is believed that Pandavas built parts of this temple during their exile. According to legends, Lord Shiva himself resides here as Nagnath (the Lord of Serpents). Saint Namdev, a great saint of the Bhakti movement, attained divine blessings here. 🌿 Surroundings & Pilgrimage Feel The temple is located in a calm, rural setting with spiritual vibrations. The area around the temple has small shops selling flowers, Bel patra, rudraksha beads, and Prasad. During Shravan month and Maha Shivratri, the temple sees lakhs of devotees, creating a grand festive atmosphere. 🚩 Pilgrim Tips Early morning visit gives the most peaceful darshan. Footwear is not allowed inside premises – better to keep them in designated stands. Carry a water bottle, as queues can get long during peak season. Local food (prasad bhojan) is simple and sattvik. ✨ Overall, devotees describe their visit to Aundha Nagnath as a soul-stirring and divine journey—a blend of history, spirituality, and serenity.

Divine experience at Aundha Nagnath Jyotirlinga 🙏🕉️ My visit to Shri Nageshwar Jyotirlinga at Aundha Nagnath was truly spiritual and peaceful. As one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, the temple holds powerful energy and deep devotion. The moment I stepped inside, I felt a strong spiritual connection and calmness in my heart 😇. The temple architecture is ancient and beautiful, full of carvings and history. The atmosphere is full of positive vibes, and darshan of Lord Shiva was a blessed moment for me 🙌🚩. A must-visit place for every Shiv bhakt. This place gave me peace, faith, and memories I’ll always carry with me ❤️ Har Har Mahadev! 🔱

This one of the Jyotirlinga not amount the 12 but apart from them there are many others. It is a 6 hr drive from Hyderabad but since we stayed in Nanded it was just couple of hours. Visited ona Monday and that too Sawan Somwar. The rush was minimal and we were able to come out in couple of hours with proper darshan. The feeling to see ShivSambhu is amazing.

Though not listed in the actual Jyotirlinga list, locals believe that this temple is one of the 12 jyotirlingas. The deity is in the basement of the inner sanctum of the temple and the devotees need to bend and pass down to have the darshan of the Lord Shiva. The temple has beautiful carvings on the walls and pillars. One of the very ancient temples and kudos to the architects who sculptured the temple.

⸻ A sacred Jyotirlinga with deep historical and spiritual roots. Aundha Nagnath Temple, located in Hingoli district, Maharashtra, is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is believed to be the first among them. According to legend, it was originally built by the Pandavas during their exile, making it a site of immense mythological significance. The temple showcases stunning Hemadpanthi architecture with intricate stone carvings and a deeply spiritual ambiance. Sadly, it was partially destroyed during the Mughal invasions. However, it was later restored with great devotion by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar of Indore, who is known for reconstructing many sacred Hindu temples across India. Situated amidst serene surroundings, the temple draws pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike. A visit here not only offers spiritual peace but also a glimpse into centuries of rich cultural and religious heritage. Truly a must-visit for anyone exploring the sacred Jyotirlinga circuit.

What a calm and blissful place. What I found a bit odd, is the fact that even in this scorching hot summer, temperatures of about 40+, they don’t allow shorts (even above knee length). The langar hall is humongous! Parking might be a challenging during daytime and specially at peak times. The cleanliness and upkeep of the place is amazing.

"It's not a rating; I'm just sharing my first experience at the Gurudwara. It was neat and well-organized. I suggest visiting at night to avoid the crowd. Also some of there rules which may not be acceptable to everyone. I respect their beliefs, but I don't think I will ever visit this place again."

One of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places I’ve ever visited. The Gurudwara's architecture is absolutely stunning – from its shining white marble to the golden domes and intricate carvings, every detail reflects devotion and grace. The atmosphere is extremely pleasant and calm, perfect for meditation and prayer. The entire premises are very well-maintained – clean, organized, and serene. The langar service is humble and heartwarming, offering food to all with love and equality. A truly sacred place where spirituality meets stunning architecture. Highly recommended for anyone seeking peace, beauty, and blessings. Satnam Waheguru 🙏

It is one of the 5 takhts of Sikhism in india and is spread accross a wide area right in the middle of nanded city. Houses gurudwara and adjoining guest house, shoe keeping facility , luggage keeping facility , free langar and chai food options and has Sikhs who have been serving this place for millennials . A must visit place it you are in the city of nanded

Guru Gobind Singh Ji was a beacon of equality, justice, and compassion. His teachings emphasized respect for all human beings, regardless of religion, caste, or gender. The behavior I witnessed at the Gurudwara stands in stark contrast to his principles. Acting with such partiality and rudeness is disrespectful to his legacy and diminishes the very values he lived and taught. The Gurudwara in Nanded is truly beautiful inside, but based on my experience, the staff and some people around were extremely partial and rude towards non-Sikh visitors. I visited of my own choice; no one forced me to go. Yet, once inside, it is unacceptable for non-Sikh visitors to be ignored, dominated, or treated rudely simply because of their religion. At a place of God, there should be no partiality, and everyone should be treated with respect. My intention was only to offer my gratitude to God, but the rudeness and disregard shown toward non-Sikh visitors was deeply disappointing. In summary, while the Gurudwara is magnificent, I sincerely request that all visitors, regardless of religion, be treated with equal respect.

Takhat Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara is located in Nanded is one of the 5 temporal seats or 'takhts' in Sikhism. It is situated near river Godavari and is believed to be the place where the tenth guru of Sikhism, Guru Gobind Singh. The gurudwara is a place of spiritualism and immense divinity emanates from within it. Even with all the crowd, it doesn't feel hectic and it is spread over a large area. Saffron cloths are provided for covering your head when going. It looks especially beautiful at night time. It is quite a serene place.

Very spiritual place... You will actually feel blessed... All system and arrangements are excellent... Lots of parking place. Main gate is gate no. 1... You can enter from all other gates also that is gate no 2, 3 and 4... Should visit...

What a calm and blissful place. What I found a bit odd, is the fact that even in this scorching hot summer, temperatures of about 40+, they don’t allow shorts (even above knee length). The langar hall is humongous! Parking might be a challenging during daytime and specially at peak times. The cleanliness and upkeep of the place is amazing.

"It's not a rating; I'm just sharing my first experience at the Gurudwara. It was neat and well-organized. I suggest visiting at night to avoid the crowd. Also some of there rules which may not be acceptable to everyone. I respect their beliefs, but I don't think I will ever visit this place again."

One of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places I’ve ever visited. The Gurudwara's architecture is absolutely stunning – from its shining white marble to the golden domes and intricate carvings, every detail reflects devotion and grace. The atmosphere is extremely pleasant and calm, perfect for meditation and prayer. The entire premises are very well-maintained – clean, organized, and serene. The langar service is humble and heartwarming, offering food to all with love and equality. A truly sacred place where spirituality meets stunning architecture. Highly recommended for anyone seeking peace, beauty, and blessings. Satnam Waheguru 🙏

It is one of the 5 takhts of Sikhism in india and is spread accross a wide area right in the middle of nanded city. Houses gurudwara and adjoining guest house, shoe keeping facility , luggage keeping facility , free langar and chai food options and has Sikhs who have been serving this place for millennials . A must visit place it you are in the city of nanded

Guru Gobind Singh Ji was a beacon of equality, justice, and compassion. His teachings emphasized respect for all human beings, regardless of religion, caste, or gender. The behavior I witnessed at the Gurudwara stands in stark contrast to his principles. Acting with such partiality and rudeness is disrespectful to his legacy and diminishes the very values he lived and taught. The Gurudwara in Nanded is truly beautiful inside, but based on my experience, the staff and some people around were extremely partial and rude towards non-Sikh visitors. I visited of my own choice; no one forced me to go. Yet, once inside, it is unacceptable for non-Sikh visitors to be ignored, dominated, or treated rudely simply because of their religion. At a place of God, there should be no partiality, and everyone should be treated with respect. My intention was only to offer my gratitude to God, but the rudeness and disregard shown toward non-Sikh visitors was deeply disappointing. In summary, while the Gurudwara is magnificent, I sincerely request that all visitors, regardless of religion, be treated with equal respect.

Takhat Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara is located in Nanded is one of the 5 temporal seats or 'takhts' in Sikhism. It is situated near river Godavari and is believed to be the place where the tenth guru of Sikhism, Guru Gobind Singh. The gurudwara is a place of spiritualism and immense divinity emanates from within it. Even with all the crowd, it doesn't feel hectic and it is spread over a large area. Saffron cloths are provided for covering your head when going. It looks especially beautiful at night time. It is quite a serene place.

Very spiritual place... You will actually feel blessed... All system and arrangements are excellent... Lots of parking place. Main gate is gate no. 1... You can enter from all other gates also that is gate no 2, 3 and 4... Should visit...

Happen to visit this temple recently.. It's one of the most famous pilgrimage places in South India. This temple is an abode of goddess Sarswati (The goddess of education). This temple is usually floated with devotees who bring their kids for Akshara Abhyasam ( A ceremony to seek blessings before they step into the school). Very powerful diety.

It is the only temple in the world where the custom of having children's initials written for their education is practiced. Traditional Indian families from all over the world come here to have their children learn to read and write. Similarly, those who have lost their mental peace and are disappointed in life come here to undergo mantra initiation in the meditation hall. Here, mantra initiation and accommodation are provided free of cost to the initiates. There are many who have completed the 41 days of meditation as per the rules of the fast and have started their life again with new energy and enthusiasm.

Visited on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Surprisingly, there wasn’t much rush — the darshan was completed in just 10 minutes. Opted for the ₹200 paid darshan, which was smooth and well-managed. Overall, a peaceful and quick experience.

Travelled from. Karimnagar to basara temple to take blessings from Saraswati devi. Almost 180 km from thr karimnagar. Saraswati devi is here to bless all for their education. Aksharabhyasam is done here for the é 1kids those who will start schooling. There are separate pooja done here. 1000/- and 150/- are the prices. 1000/- pooja is done on Gharba Gudi in thr temple. If you want to do Aksharabhyasam in 1000/- better to bring fruits, kumkum and rice by your own. All these items are costly here. They take pictures of the pooja and sell them to you at thr cost of 100/- per print which is costly. The temple officials should look into the matter. There is a Godavari ghar is also there to visit.

The place was so peaceful, and you’ll instantly get all those devotional vibes once you arrive. The surroundings are exceptionally clean, and the people maintain great hygiene. We visited the temple on 5th July 2025, and as there was no crowd, we opted for the free darshan. Outside the temple, you can find many food stalls, perfect for lunch or dinner. I also recommend visiting "Vedavathi Shila," which is nearby. It’s a large rock that produces a metallic or musical sound when struck with a small stone—quite a unique experience! Additionally, the serene Godavari River is close to the temple and worth exploring.

Hindu religion beleive that Saraswati Devi is the goddess for the wisdom so every one plan to do aksharabyasam here for their children. Nice hindu temple and near Godavari river. Saraswati temple located in Mudhole mandal, Nirmal district From Nizamabad arround 35km distence. We can visit by bus are train.... transportation is very good. For staying we have large range of hotels and satram for all castes. Mostly Friday and weekend days will be the crowd

"Devotion to the God and prayers will always come true" This is Basara Saraswathi temple which is located 33 km far from Nizamabad. •bus system is available "Devagiri express". •placs will be always neat clean and many members come of and in weekends. •"Aksharabhayasam" is done for the children's who ages around 2-3. •Highly recommended to visit with parents family or even friends.

renuka mata is the brother of god prasuram who is sixth avatar of lord vishnu…. she has sifferent names like ekavira, yellamma etc. the temple is on the hill and it can be reached by steps … there are around 250 steps… there is no ropeway … elders and handicapped can reach the temple through dholias but is very costly which is around 1200 rupees for one side… all along the steps there are shops … no special darshan passes…. there is no parking for the temple … there are many private parking places just near the entrabce to the steps which costs around 500 rupees as you have to buy the goods worth 500 from them… to avoid such parking we can park for free all along the hill but during holidays and festival days the parking along the hill is very long ao you have to walk long… mahur is well connected from telangana and maharastra like adilabad etc

Renuka Mata Temple at Mahurgad highlight its significance as a major Shakti Peeth, praised for its picturesque hilltop location, spiritual atmosphere, and the challenge of reaching it via numerous steps. Visitors often mention the surrounding natural beauty and the presence of Parashuram and Dattatreya shrines nearby, while some describe it as a site of ancient architecture with a rich historical and mythological background. Key aspects of the temple and the experience: Spiritual Significance: It is considered one of the important Shakti Peethas in Maharashtra, where Goddess Renuka's head is believed to have fallen. Location & Access: The temple is situated on a hill, requiring climbing around 200-250 steps to reach it, surrounded by natural beauty and caves. Nearby Attractions: The vicinity of the temple includes shrines dedicated to Lord Parashuram and Lord Dattatreya. Historical & Architectural Value: The temple is noted for its ancient architecture, possibly dating back to the Kadamba period, and the broader Mahur area has a historical connection to the Mahurgad fort. Devotee Participation: Devotees are reportedly permitted to perform their own Aarti (worship ritual) at the temple. Overall Sentiment: The reviews generally portray the Renuka Mata Temple as a deeply significant and beautiful religious site, attracting pilgrims for its spiritual aura and natural setting. The effort required to reach the temple is often seen as part of the pilgrimage experience

The temple is considered a revered shrine of the Shaktism sect, both due to the aforementioned mythology and because it is recognized as a Shakta Pitha. According to legend, Renuka Mata (the wife of Sage Jamadagni) was decapitated by her own son, Parashurama. It is believed that her head fell at this location. Later, Sage Jamadagni granted Parashurama a boon through which Renuka was given rebirth. This temple is also associated with the mythology of the Daksha Yaga and Sati's self-immolation, further solidifying its status as a Shakta Pitha. Shakta Pithas are sacred shrines dedicated to Durga or Adi Parashakti, believed to be imbued with the divine presence of Shakti due to the falling of Sati Devi’s body parts as Lord Shiva carried her corpse and wandered in grief. There are traditionally 51 Shakta Pithas, corresponding to the 51 Sanskrit alphabets. The Shakti of Mahur is worshipped as Renuka Devi. Most Shakta Pithas also feature an associated shrine to Kalabhairava.

Just Divine, the feeling of accomplishment once you reach at the top and take Renuka Mata Darshan. View from the top is worth.

It is one of the 52 shaktipeeth where body part of Sati fell. It is also considered one of the 3.5 shaktipeeth of Maharashtra. It is a very famous temple and has huge following not only in Maharashtra but also in nearby states. It is always croyand there are no special darshan ticket. One has to get through ordinary line only. It is better to keep a water bottle with you in line as it moves slowly and it gets quite uncomfortable during noon hours and in hot seasons. Temple is on a hill. One has to climb at least 300 steps to reach temple. The parking can be done on road or there are shops on the road with adjacent garages. They allow to keep car but you have to buy puja items from them at exorbitant rate. There are puja items shops all along the stairway to temple. But flowers are available only at foothills vendors and shops. Ma vigrah is of large face with prominent nose. The vigrah is coated with vermillion. If you book 6 purnima abhishek then you get a sari as prasad from temple office. Temple is open full day. There is no food facilities on top of hill. Snacks and meals are available at foothill shops. Drinking water is available on top. Renuka mata is mother of Parshuram. There is also a Parshuram temple whose stairway goes from backside of this temple. Temple has other shrines of Bhairav, Jamadagni, Lakshmi, Bhavani etc.

Parking: There’s no official or well-managed parking area near the temple. During rush hours or festivals, finding a safe parking spot can be difficult. Darshan Queue: During weekends, holidays, or Navratri, the waiting time for darshan can easily stretch to 1–2 hours. It’s better to visit early in the morning to avoid long queues. Monkeys: There are many monkeys around the temple premises — please be cautious with food items, bags, and mobile phones. Overall, a must-visit spiritual destination for devotees of Renuka Mata, offering both faith and scenic beauty. A little better management and cleanliness would make the experience even more pleasant. 🙏

KulSwamini 🙏 Maaa Amba mata ki Jay. Holly place to peace your mind and your heart.❤️ Overall nice experience 💯

A very Welcoming and beautiful place in Amravati where one can go with family and friends to have a wonderful time in between the soothing greenary of trees, Many sculptures made out of bamboo and different types of trees to see, and park to enjoy with friends and family

It's an awesome place! full of greenery in the surrounding. Cactus garden maintenance is very unexcepted. It is good for a photoshoot.

5+ Age ₹30 Per Person Bike Parking - ₹20 @How is the garden, we did not see any map etc. nor was it put up on any board, so we saw it while roaming around a bit @There is nothing much, just bamboo trees @There is a lotus point but there is no lotus there 😂 There is nothing special, just keep roaming, most of the places are broken and need repair.I got bored in just 1 hour

As the name suggest the main theme of this garden is Bamboo. Most of the plantation is bamboo. Cactus garden is one of the highlights where you will see quite a few varieties of cactus plants. And if it is a blooming season you will be elated to see the beauty coming out of thrones.

It's very peaceful and natural place there are many varieties of BAMBU and having many birds

Lovely place for photo shoot lovely nature.There is a number of types of bamboo trees .Best place to study bamboo and cactus plants. Best place for one day trip with family and friends. Must visit ...☺️

Bamboo Garden in Amravati is a calm and green retreat within the city. Surrounded by tall bamboo groves and natural beauty, it's an ideal place for family outings, morning walks, and photography. The park has walking trails, sitting areas, and a relaxing atmosphere perfect for nature lovers. It’s well-maintained, and the fresh air makes it a great spot to unwind from the city noise. There’s also a small play area for kids. Visit during early morning or evening for the best experience. A peaceful and refreshing place to connect with nature—highly recommended for a weekend visit! It's also has cactus garden where differnt kin Little disappointed they charged 250 rupees cameras

One of the prominent wildlife sanctuary nearby nagpur and wardha. Due Bor dam most of visitors come here. This place is between nagpur and wardha district, and accessible within 2 hours most of visitors avoid stay here. If you choose to stay, both MTDC and forest Dept have resorts along with some private resorts. Variety of animals like tiger, leopard, indian Bear, wild Bor can be sited here. Also, this place is famous for some rare birds, good place for birdwatchers to visit.

You can observe Nature at its best here. Had lovely sight of Tigress Katrina marking her territory .

Govt owned (FDCM) rest houses with food, spacious Parking & play area for kids. Food is cooked by local women. Safari service with guide and driver available. Spacious Parking facility. Safe for trip with kids, family and friends.

Best place for first timers to safari and experience wildlife scantuary. Pocket friendly and reasonable cost of stay.

Awesome place to visit during summer to see wild animals, mostly the tiger. Resorts are also good, and well maintained.

It's a great and beautiful experience to be here, such a beautiful and serene atmosphere, here l just miss my family as I have been here with my friends....

A very few tigers and other animals. Dam water smells very bad odour. Charges for half hour safari around Rs.2400 for four persons in gypsy. Private vehicles not allowed. Only thing positive I feel is resort beside dam.

So, it's good. But to make it easier to understand, I'll break my review down into pros and cons. Pro's 1) It's good & Huge 2) The beach and wave pool are fantastic. It gives the impression of being on a man-made beach. 3) New slides with some limitations will be discussed in the cons section. 4) The amusement park provided an enjoyable experience, despite the recent painting of the Giant Wheel and the presence of numerous rides. Cons 1) It is concerning that the water quality is not being adequately maintained, as my family and I have experienced severe itching issues that we have not encountered at other water parks. 2) The wave pool and rain dance combination is an interesting concept, however, the wave are like super weak. 3) New slides are good but only for ladies & Kids, and men are not permitted to use them 4) The cleanliness of the water in the adult slide area was a cause for concern, as it appeared to be rather unhygienic. Considering the significant cost of approximately ₹1300 per person, it is essential that the water quality and overall maintenance of the park meet the expected standards. Failure to do so diminishes the value and enjoyment of the experience for visitors.

Visited Fun N Food Village, Nagpur recently. The best part of the visit was definitely the amusement park – the rides were fun and well-maintained. The water park was also enjoyable and a good place to relax with friends and family. However, the major letdown was the food - both breakfast and lunch were very poor in taste and quality. If they improve the food, it would make the experience much better overall.

My experience at Fun and Food Village, Nagpur was very disappointing. The security arrangements were extremely poor, and there were many boys under the influence of alcohol, which made the environment uncomfortable for families. Although the staff behaviour was good and they were helpful, the overall management was terrible. The swimming pool was not clean, and most of the slides were under maintenance, which ruined the fun. Even the swimming tubes were punctured, and we had to fill air again and again to use them. Overall, a very bad experience — not worth the money or time.

Nice place to visit .. specially foods are very fresh inside

Try this place with kids it is simply amazing. Weekend are costly by 300 each. Food and snack are totally free. Parking charges are 50 Rs for car. Amusement park is included in ticket, it has lot rides for children and adults including water cycling.

Fun n Food Village waterpark is a fantastic destination for a fun-filled day out with family and friends. From the moment you step in, the vibrant and welcoming atmosphere sets the stage for an unforgettable experience. The park boasts a wide variety of water attractions catering to all ages, making it the perfect spot for both thrill-seekers and those looking to relax. One of the highlights is the adrenaline-pumping water slides, each offering a unique blend of twists, turns, and drops that will leave you exhilarated. The Lazy River is a favorite for those who prefer a more leisurely pace, providing a relaxing float amidst beautiful surroundings. The Wave Pool, with its gentle to robust waves, offers the perfect mix of excitement and relaxation. The cleanliness and well-maintained facilities at Fun n Food Village are commendable. Lifeguards are attentive and ensure a safe environment for everyone. There are ample shaded areas and seating, allowing for comfortable breaks between activities. The food court offers a variety of delicious options, from quick snacks to full meals, catering to diverse tastes. Friendly staff and prompt service add to the overall enjoyable experience. In conclusion, Fun n Food Village waterpark is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a perfect blend of fun, excitement, and relaxation. It truly lives up to its name, offering a delightful escape from the everyday routine.

Hospitality was very good but didn't satisfied with local mineral drinking water. Attendance of Charanjit singh was excellent and staff was good. Atleast tea service will be provide in the room.