Vaitarna Dam
Vaitarna Dam was built on the Vaitarna River in 1950. It was only after this dam that the trend of building dams with concrete started in India. A beautiful view of the Western Ghats can be seen from this dam. The beautiful lagoon built in the dam complex further enhances its natural beauty. This dam is the primary water source of Mumbai. The beauty and grandeur of this dam is worth seeing.
Kalsubai Peak
Kalsubai Peak is a mountain in the Western Ghats, located in Maharashtra, India. This is the highest peak of Maharashtra. Its peak situated at an altitude of 1646 meters is the highest point in Maharashtra. There is a temple on the top of this peak whose name is Kalsubai Temple, after this temple this Choti was named. A fair is also organized in this temple on festivals like Holi, Navratri. It becomes necessary to come here to see the view from the highest peak of Maharashtra.
Tringalwadi Fort
This fort is situated near Tringalwadi village. There is no concrete information about the construction of this fort but it is believed that this fort was built in the 10th century. Everyone from Mughal to Maratha ruled this fort. Being situated on a hill, this place greatly impresses trekkers. There is greenery around the fort, hence it attracts tourists also. Those who like nature must come here. This is the perfect place for those who love adventure, trekking and camping.
Ghatandevi Mandir
Ghatan Devi Temple is situated amidst the beautiful valleys of Igatpuri. This is an ancient temple dedicated to Ghatadevi. Local people around believe that there is Ghatadevi (protector of the ghats). Tringalwadi Fort is situated behind the temple. The view of the vast Western Ghats from the temple is very beautiful. Encompassing the beauty of faith and devotion, this temple attracts people to come to Igatpuri.
Camel Valley
Camel Valley is located near Bhatsa River in Igatpuri. The main attraction at this place is the waterfall of water falling from a height of 1000 feet. This valley comes alive during the rainy days. The lush green valley covered with a light mist is very attractive. Adventure sports like river rafting and river crossing are also done here. The beauty of this place and the sound of the waterfall is very relaxing. A trip to Camel Valley will refresh you.
Bhatsa River Valley
Bhatsa River Valley situated in Igatpuri is a peaceful place where one can spend some time peacefully. The view of this valley surrounded by greenery on all sides is very enjoyable. Here also tourists can enjoy exciting sports like river rafting and river crossing. The cool breeze here will enliven you.
Vihigaon Waterfall
Vihigaon Waterfall is located in Vihigaon, Thane district of Maharashtra, at a distance of 13.5 km from Igatpuri. It is a seasonal waterfall which is seen during monsoon days. This is one of the best natural waterfalls in Maharashtra and is also very popular.
This waterfall is falling from a height of about 120 feet. This waterfall is also known as ‘Ashoka Waterfall’. The waterfall is situated in the middle of the forest of Vihigaon, to see it tourists also have to do a short 30-minute trekking. Besides, one can also see the beauty of the forest and the sight of birds. The shooting of the film Ashoka has also taken place near this waterfall.
This place is bound to attract adventure seekers. There is no facility of food and accommodation here. The beauty of the waterfall will make your day.
Amruteshwar Temple
Amriteshwar Temple located in Ratanwadi is a carved Shiva temple. The rulers of the Shilahara dynasty built this beautiful temple in the 9th century AD. This temple is 1200 years old. It is the 12 Shiva temples built by King Jhanjha. The temple is surrounded by forest and greenery. Due to its beauty it is also called Kashmir of Maharashtra.
Darna Dam
Darna Dam located near Igatpuri was built by the British Government in 1916. Nature lovers will like its beauty very much. During the rainy season, when there is greenery all around and there is more water in the dam, the view here is amazing. If you reach at the right time, you can also see water falling from the dam gates.