Package Inclusion

• 4 Nights accommodation on Twin sharing basis

• Breakfast and Dinner

• 2 nights stay in Mahabaleshwar

• 2 nights stay in Panchgani

• 4 Day site seeing of Mahabaleshwar & Panchgani

• Private Ac vehicle for 5 days

• Parking +Toll tax + Driver hault

• Inclusive of all taxes

Package Exclusion

• Personal Expense

• Any airfare/ Railway fare/ Bus fare

• Lunch

• Any entry pass

• Gst tax

Panchgani Mahabaleshwar Holidays Package: Hotels

Standard Package: Honeywood Holiday Homes Hotel: TA Rank (4.0/5) –Certificate of Excellence

Deluxe Package:King Garden: TA Rank (3.0/5) –Certificate of Excellence

Luxury Package: Brightland Resort & Spa: TA Rank (4.0/5) –Certificate of Excellence

How to Reach Mahabaleshwar

By Flight:Pune airport located at a distance of 120 km is the nearest airport from where tourists can come down from different parts of the country. The airport has various facilities within its premises for tourists traveling to the place. State operated buses are also easily available from Pune. Even private tour-operators provide luxury/ non- luxury bus services to Mahabaleshwar.

By Bus:From Mumbai, Mahabaleshwar is 285 km (via Pune route) and the distance is about 247 km (via Mahad route). There are regular state-operated buses that travel to Mahabaleshwar from the nearby cities of Pune and Mumbai.

By Train:The nearest railhead from Mahabaleshwar is Wather, located at a distance of 62 km from the city. But if you choose to travel to Mahabaleshwar by train, the Pune railhead, located at a distance of 120 km, is comparatively more convenient than the Wather station. Pune railway station is again a convenient way to travel to Mahabaleshwar

Eating Out in Panchgani

Panchgani有很多餐馆。根据people's choice, there are vegetarian and non-vegetarian restaurants. Besides, you can find ample appetizing street foods, such as patties, Keema Pav, Pav Bhaji along with hot tea. Among ice-creams, the rose flavored ones are considered the best.

Shopping in Panchgani

In Panchgani, one can shop for natural products and a variety of handmade goods. Local handicrafts, slippers and bags are certain products that may catch your attention. Following are some suggestions:

Fruit drink concentrates and crushes

• Jam

• Sweets

• Leather items

• Marmalades

• Handicrafts

• Organic fruits and vegetables

• Candies

• Honey

Panchgani bazaar, Shivaji circle and Buddha-Ka-Bazaar are among the popular market areas. Since these places are easily accessible, it is recommended that tourists shop from these markets.

Best time to visit Panchgani Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar is best to visit in winter monthswhen the climate gets cool and pleasant. Maharashtra is known as hot & humid destination, so it is bet to visit in the month ofOctober to March.

Panchgani tourist Attractions

Kamalgad Fort: The Kamalgad Fort murmurs its tale with centuries of grief and mystery associated with it. With an unknown origin, the fort is engulfed in enigma and perplexity. The fort covers a flat area of nearly 3-4acres and is surrounded by steep rocks which have to be carefully scaled to reach its base. On the top of the fort is a hole which basically is the remains of a well which was bored right through the rock into the soil and still holds water

Sydney Point:Sydney Point Located at a distance of just 3 Kms from Panchgani, Sydney Point is famous for providing charming views of the Krishna Valley, Dhom Dam, Kamalgad Fort and the city of Wai If you are the creative kinds and are looking for inspiration, this could be your chance to think over in the perfect surroundings.

Table Land:Table Land is one of the famous destinations of the city which is located in the area of Panchgani and is the highest point in Panchgani city. This place is believed as Asia’s second longest mountain plateau situated at an elevation of 1387 m sea level and is bounded by hills. This is flatland adorned with a carpet of grass spread over the vast area of around 100 acres.

Mount Malcolm: Mount Malcolm was constructed in the year 1829 and is another historical tourist destination of the city, located at a distance of 2 Kms from Panchgani. Its name was derived from the John Malcom, a general of the British troops,

Lohagad Fort:Lohagad is one of the many hill forts of Maharashtra state in India. Situated close to the hill station Lonavala and 52 km (32 mi) northwest of Pune, Lohagad rises to an elevation of 1,033 m (3,389 ft) above sea level, Lohagad fort is a formidable fort near Pune. Lohagad makes an ideal trekking destination for trekkers from Pune and Mumbai because of its accesibility, ease of the trek and lush green surroundings. Lohagad at 3400 ft is a wide spread fort. There are 4 doors to Lohagad from the nearby village Lohagadwadi. Lohagad divides the basins of the Indrayani and Pavna.

Places to visit in Mahabaleshwar

Venna Lake:Venna Lake, the most popular among the tourist places in Mahabaleshwar, is a bustling tourist spot. The lake is surrounded by trees on all side, and offers boat riding option as well. The Venna Lake is one of the major tourist attractions of Mahabaleshwar. The lake is surrounded by trees and a boat ride on this lake is a wonderful experience indeed. Tourists can also enjoy a horse ride nearby.

Mahabaleshwar Temple: The Mahabaleshwar Temple is also known as The Mahabali. It is yet another exquisite example of Maratha heritage of Mahabaleshwar and was built by Chanda Rao More in the 16th century. The architecture of this temple is built in the South Indian Hemadanta style. The temple also houses Shiva's bed, damru and trishul which date back to approximately 300 years. It is believed that every morning, the bedsheet is found crumpled indicating Shiva's presence at night within the temple. The temple has a serene, tranquil and peaceful ambience.

Pratapgarh Fort: Pratapgad Fort is the pride of Maratha Empire. The ecstatic monument was built in 1656 is known for the battle between one of finest warriors of their times Afzal Khan and Shivaji. At that point of time the former was the General of Bijapur and died here. The fort is built atop a hill. It houses a Mahadev Temple in its upper fort and a temple dedicated to Goddess Bhavani in its lower fort. One can also cite a dargah dedicated to Afzal Khan situated near the fort. The Pratapgad Fort is a maze of ponds, chambers and long dark walkways. It is a must see place for history lovers and photographers because of its abundant scenic beauty as well as historical background.

Elephant's Head Point:E lephant’s Head Point is the extreme end of the mountain range. If one wants to see nature's very own artwork then Elephant's Head Point serves as a treat to them Apart from a fabulous view of the hills, one can increase thrill by making the most of the beautiful sunrises and sunsets here.

Panchganga Temple: The Panchganga Temple is constructed at the confluence of five rivers, Krishna, Veena, Savitri, Koyna and Gayatri. The temple is of major religious importance and is therefore visited by devotees throughout the year. The five rivers flow out of the gaumukhi. An idol of Lord Krishna can be seen inside the temple since it is dedicated to him. The Panchganga Temple was constructed by Raja Singha Deo who was the ruler of the Yadavs of Devagiri. The temple owes much of its present grandeur to these two great warriors.

Tiger’s spring: The natural thermal spring near River Savitri, it is believed to be infused with spiritual powers. A 10 minute walk away from the Arthur's point, the shallow waters are ideal to experience and spend a solitary relaxing time amidst nature’s gift, It gives a great view of the surrounding valley.

Monkey Point:猴子是天然石头wh的雕塑ich looks like three monkeys sitting beside each other. The sculpture seems to be portraying 3 monkeys of Gandhiji which say. See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil. You could found the name a bit different but this item is name so because of the essential sculpture of the stones looking likes three monkeys sitting

Food to Eat in Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar is a famous strawberry land and its Delicious cuisines indulges made from strawberries are a specialty of the town such as toffees, syrups, fudge, ice creams, whipped creams, jellies as well as the Corn Pattice made from the corn.

Pune to Mahabaleshwar by car

Pune to Mahabaleshwar is approx 120 km away from each other and if you hire car or taxi to reach mahabaleshwar then its charges became Rs. 3000/-

Weekend getaways around Pune

Pune is one of the most famous cities of India and the second largest city of Maharashtra and used to be called Poona. It is also famous for its breathtaking sightseeing but most of the tourist visit nearby attraction of Pune as a weekend gate way there are such famous destination which you prefer as a weekend gateway. Mahabaleshwar is famous Picnic spot near Pune.

• Aurangabad

• Ajanta/ Ellora

• Alibaug

• Matheran

• Amboli

• Mahabaleshwar

Strawberry is famous in Mahabaleshwar

Mahabaleshwar is well known for its honey and strawberry farms. One can visit strawberry farms during the period they grow and are plucked. Mahabaleshwar strawberry is a strawberry grown in the hilly slopes of Mahabaleshwar, which accounts for about 85 percent of the total strawberry produced in India. Strawberry, along with raspberry, mulberry and gooseberry, is produced on a large scale in and around Mahabaleshwar. A trip to Mahabaleshwar would be incomplete without a visit to Strawberry Farm in the land of Strawberries. Mahabaleshwar is well known for its honey and strawberry farms. The Britishers brought strawberry plants from Australia and planted in Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar and today these strawberries are exported to various countries. Real ambience as well as enjoy fresh flavors of this luscious berry.

Temples in Mahabaleshwar

Shankar Temple:Shankar庙是一个最著名的嗨ndu temples of Mahabaleshwar. It is the home for self-appearing or "swayambhoo" Mahalinga of Lord Shiva. The Shankar Temple is also called as Trigunatmak which signifies the trio of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesha. The Shankar Temple is unique and highly revered, even among the 12 Jyotirlingas in India. The temple is a great retreat for devotees and nirvana seekers because of its religious significance as well as the scenic beauty surrounding it.

Open:Every day

Visiting Hours:24 Hours

Mahabaleshwar Temple:The Mahabaleshwar Temple is also known as The Mahabali. It is yet another exquisite example of Maratha heritage of Mahabaleshwar and was built by Chanda Rao More in the 16th century. The temple is divided into two areas known as the inner and outer rooms. Lord Shiva, the presiding deity of the temple can be located in the inner room or the sanctum sanctorum. A black stone lingam represents the stone incarnation of Lord Shiva and is the central figure of the inner room. The temple also houses Shiva's bed, damru and trishul which date back to approximately 300 years. It is believed that every morning, the bedsheet is found crumpled indicating Shiva's presence at night within the temple.

Open:Every day

Visiting Hours: 24 Hours

Panchganga Temple: The Panchganga Temple is constructed at the confluence of five rivers, Krishna, Veena, Savitri, Koyna and Gayatri. The temple is of major religious importance and is therefore visited by devotees throughout the year. The construction of the Panchganga Temple was improved during the 16th and 17th Century. Raja Chanda Rao More of Jaoli and the Maratha ruler Shivaji majorly improved the structure.

Open: Every day

Visiting Hours:24 Hours