Location: Igatpuri
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What to do and see in Igatpuri, Maharashtra: The Best Free Things to do
Igatpuri is a town and a Hill Station municipal council in Nashik District in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is located in the Western Ghats. Igatpuri railway station lies in Nashik District between Mumbai and Nashik Road on the Central Railway. Igatpuri is known for Vipassana International Academy, where ancient technique of meditation is taught called Vipassana. Trains on this route usually change locomotives on this stop and also change the guards and drivers. The place is one of the best places to visit in Maharashtra in monsoon. It is a hill station on busy Mumbai-Agra NH-3 only 45 km from Nasik and 130 km from Mumbai.
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1. Vaitarna Dam
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4.5 based on 141 reviews
Vaitarna Dam is near JenJon Lake Vaitrana and the water for this dam is drawn from the biggest lake in the region - the mighty Upper Vaitarna. It is a magnificent sight to be standing on the banks of this great dam and observe various activities like fishing, bird watching, boating, children frolicking on its banks etc. The nearby JenJon Lake Vaitarna Resort arranges for various picnics to the dam.
Reviewed By Rani75 - Mumbai, India
It's a beautiful place. Rainy season is the best time to visit. My rainy season destination Igatpuri.
2. Bhavali Dam
3. Bhatsa River Valley
4. Camel Valley
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4.0 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By harishzdoshi - Mumbai, India
Just 1 km from Mystic Valley Spa Resort, must visit tourist attraction near the hotel. its a walk able distance from the property...be careful of monkeys around you
5. Karoli Ghat
6. Darna Dam
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3.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Knightrider06 - Mumbai, India
This is an amazing place to visit during monsoons. The gates are open at the max and water flow / water level is really very high. Amazing site to spend a couple of hours and click some great photos. You can walk down the dam site and just see the massive flow of water. There is a bridge from where one get the view of both sides. One can also walk up to the dam top and see the lake reserve.
