Bhimashankar Darshan from Mumbai and Drop at Pune

With just a 5-hour drive from Mumbai, a day in this 'green' land will prove to be the perfect destination for you to take a break from city life.

Highlights

• A land with so many myths to poke your curious mind.
• A chance to see the endangered Himalayan squriell.
• A dip in the chilling water of Gupt Bhimasankar waterfall.
• Service of a well-maintained car and an experienced driver.

Detailed overview

• About 200 km from Mumbai, Bhimashankar is one of the finest choices you have to get out of the buzzing city streets of Mumbai and dive into the lap of nature. Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary, Bhimshankar Temple, Hanuman Lake, Gupt Bhimashankar waterfall and the lush green valleys with some unmatchable views. Covering this entire region will be quite ambitious, given the grandeur of this place. Each spot will have an interesting myth behind their names.

Bhimashankar Darshan from Mumbai and Drop at Pune Itinerary

• You will be picked up from your hotel/residence in Mumbai city limits.
• Post which, you will be driven towards Bhimashankar, which is a 5-hour drive along western ghats
• Upon arrival, you visit the following suggested places:

1. Shree Bhimashankar Jyotirling Mandir is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas (sacred abodes of Lord Shiva) in India
2. Gupt Bhimashankar is a hidden cave temple located about 2 kilometers away from the main temple.
3. Hanuman Lake: Located near Bhimashankar Temple, Hanuman Lake is a serene spot surrounded by lush greenery. You can enjoy a peaceful stroll around the lake or simply relax and take in the natural beauty.
4. Bombay Point: Bombay Point offers panoramic views of the Sahyadri mountain range and the surrounding valleys. It is a popular spot for nature lovers and photographers.
5. Nagphani Point: Also known as the Duke's Nose, Nagphani Point is a cliff that resembles a snake's hood. It provides breathtaking views of the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary and is a great place for hiking and photography.
6. Kondheshwar Temple: Situated near Rajgurunagar, the Kondheshwar Temple is a beautiful ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple complex also has a picturesque waterfall nearby, adding to its charm.
7. Peth Fort: Located near the village of Peth, Peth Fort (also known as Kotligad Fort) offers a scenic trekking opportunity. The fort provides panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is a popular spot for adventure enthusiasts.

• In the evening, after the completion of your tour, you will be dropped off in Pune at your hotel/residence.
• Please note that the that the places mentioned are only suggestive; you may skip any place.