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Ajoba Hill Fort

The Ajoba Hill Fort in Maharashtra is a popular place where trekking and rock climbing can be enjoyed amidst lush greenery and sceneries. Darkoba Peak nearby is also a favourite for nature lovers, rock climbing and trekking.

Harishchandragad is a hill fort in Maharashtra situated at an elevation of about 4670 feet in the district of Ahmednagar. It is popular for the trekking trail and is one of the famous Bhandardara tourist spots. Harishchandragad fort complex also houses caves, temples and a lake which makes it an ideal tourist place. Within the fort, there are several temples dedicated to Vishnu and Ganesh. The monument dates back to the 6th century and finds a 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. The fort has the second-highest mountain in Maharashtra. Konkan Kada or the Konkan cliff is a semi-circular rock wall and resembles a Cobra's hood, occasionally sporting a rainbow. Read More

Rain, mist, fog and the cascading water falls amidst the woody forest together form the refreshing and fascinating Malshej falls. Countless number of downward waterfalls adorn the exceptional beauty of the ghat. Some waterfalls are so huge that they fall down onto the road.

Across the plain waters of the enchanting Pushpavati river, the Pimpalgaon Joga Dam is a sprawling 5 km long structure. It is spread over vast expanse of backwaters, which are one of the most beautiful of sights to behold in the town. Equally enchanting for bird watchers, one can also spot a huge flock of many bird species like people-moorhen, pitta, alpine swift, whistling thrush, green pigeon, quail and pied crested cuckoo here. The nesting colony of migratory flamingo birds can also be here at the backwater of this beautiful dam. Read More