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Bhira Dam

Also known as the Tata Power House Dam, the Bhira Dam was built by Tata Power Company in the year 1927. The water of this dam is used for irrigational purposes and power generation. It is the major source of water for the Kundalika River which is popular for water rafting. Bhira Dam is popular amongst tourists for boating, photography and picnic.

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Gaimukh

Literally translated as 'the mouth of the cow', Gaimukh is a small village located in Thane West and is also a famous pilgrim centre. It houses a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva which comes in the limelight every Mahashivratri - the festival of Shiva. During the festival, a 15 days Gaimukh Mela is organized in the village. Along with this temple, there is also a cave temple ( a unique experience in itself) dedicated to Kuramvars. There are a couple of other temples in and around this village as well. Read More

Standing between the Revdanda and the Salav Creeks, is a fort known for its architecture and design. There are two temples and a dargarh in the fort complex as well. Prisons, parapets, stores and chambers can be seen inside the fort.

Kuda Mandad Caves are a part of the Murud Janjira Hills. A group of 13 Buddhist caves, many sculptures, paintings and inscriptions can be found here. Stupas of the Lord can also be seen.

The Plus Valley is a unique attraction in Kolad which is in the shape of a plus sign. Accessible from both Mumbai and Pune, it is popular as a trekking spot. The medium level trekking trail is known for its breathtaking views.

Sutarwadi Lake is a pristine lake in Kolad with beautiful surroundings and a quaint atmosphere. It is a perfect destination for bird watchers. Watching the sun reflected on the calm waters is a beautiful sight to behold while here.

Situated 1000 feet above the sea level, Tala Fort is a popular viewpoint in Kolad. Built in the 4th Century, this fort is set in the midst of lush greenery on hilly terrains. The River Rajpuri can be viewed from here.

The most popular attraction of Tamhini Ghat is the enchanting Tamhini Waterfalls. Also known as the Valse, these waterfalls cascade down a significant height and form a pool at the base. Other than trekking, sightseeing and picnicking, tourists also enjoy swimming in the water or simply an occasional dip.

Kolad is an instance of paradise for adventure enthusiasts. Kundalika river's 14 kilometer stretch of exciting rapids provide one, one and a half hours of white water rafting. The monsoon season tends to be the best for the adventure sport, though at times rafting pauses due to weather conditions. Nestled in the lap of Sahyadri Ranges, the small village called Kolad is known for attracting people with adventurous streak. Offering a nerve pumping rafting expedition on Kundalika River, the activity takes place across two dams covering an approximate stretch of 12 kms. Bundled with raw beauty of nature, the activity is a perfect opportunity to let your fear fly off. The adventure over the easy flowing and abundant water is not only about fun but about a passion. Maneuver your rafts and get ready for an adventurous ride on Kundalika River invading through a tiny and rustic hamlet of Kolad adding punch to the ride. Read More