- During the monsoon season, some roads in Maharashtra open up with amazing natural beauty.
- These routes are considered best for road trips due to greenery, mist and waterfalls.
- An unforgettable experience of nature can be had while traveling on these routes.
When the first rain falls, many tourism enthusiasts TrekkingPlan to go to Raindrops falling on the car window, mist covered mountains, green nature and waterfalls cascading down the road are a different kind of fun, monsoon season is not just for wandering but also for experiencing nature up close. There are many roads in Maharashtra that literally look like heaven during monsoons. If you are planning a road trip this season, these routes should definitely be on your bucket list.
Monsoon Travel : Planning a family trip during monsoons? Do not visit these places by mistake
Lonavla to Pune Expressway
Magpaiki is one of the most popular road trips in Maharashtra during monsoons. Green hills on both sides, waterfalls in between and blanket of mist make this journey unforgettable. Especially in the Lonavla area, the nature in the monsoon season fascinates the mind.
Tamhini Ghat
The Tamhini Ghat, which connects Pune and Konkan, comes alive during the monsoons. Numerous waterfalls in the ghats, roads lost in the clouds and beautiful inventions of nature make this route a paradise for road trip lovers.
Kasara Ghat to Igatpuri
This ghat between Mumbai and Nashik looks different in monsoons. Many tourists flock here to witness the waterfalls cascading from the mountains, the beautiful view of the railway line and the peaks lost in the mist.
Mahabaleshwar to Pratapgad
If you want to experience winding roads, dense forest and rain-fed Sahyadri, this route is a great option. In this journey, one can stop at many places and enjoy the nature.
Amboli Ghat
Amboli Ghat in Sindhudurg district is considered as one of the most beautiful monsoon backwaters in Maharashtra. Heavy rains, dense fog and waterfalls falling from the heights give this place a distinct identity.
Communicates with the clouds This ancient fort in Pune stands at 3389 feet and has witnessed the rule of many dynasties.
Varandha Ghat
Varandha Ghat near Pune is a hidden gem in monsoons. Deep valleys, green mountain ranges and peaceful atmosphere make this route a special attraction.
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