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Places to visit
• Kohoj Fort - ( 4.0 Km from the property): Ideal for Nature lovers, a trek of Appox. 6 Hrs.
The fort is said to be about 800 years old and finds a mention in the Purandar treaty along with 22 other forts which were surrendered by Shivaji Maharaj to the Mughals on 11 June 1665. It was also an important fort for keeping a look on the nearby coast and thus to keep the territory safe and secure.
• Iskon Vrindavan campus - ( 5.4 Kms from the property):
Nestled in the serene Sahyadri mountain ranges, Govardhan Ecovillage, managed by ISKCON Wada, spans 100 acres dedicated to spreading Krishna's wisdom. Rooted in humility and sustainability, it fulfills the dream of its founder, Radhanatha Swami, to create a holy sanctuary. Through eco-friendly living and rural development initiatives, it honors Mother Earth and serves nearby villages. Visitors enjoy spiritual retreats, organic cuisine, and serene accommodations, immersing themselves in daily rituals and tranquil surroundings, finding solace and connection with Krishna's teachings.
• Sajan Dam - (23.0 Kms from the property)
The Moho Khurd Dam is one of the smaller dams built across the Moho River. It is set up adjacent to the town of Sajan. The dam serves as a water reservoir and is placed close to a waterfall. Along with the greenery around, this dam site makes for a wonderful picnic spot.
• Jawhar Hill Station - ( 50.0 Kms from the property):
Jawhar is a hill station placed at an elevation of 518m, it is known for its pleasant sighting and vibrant cultural legacy. It is one of the few tribal kingdoms in Maharashtra and is celebrated internationally for its vibrant Warli-painted creations that are a trademark historic point of this spot. Other than trekking in the hills, one can acknowledge and purchase the Warli works of art. Given below is a list of all the tourist places to see at Jawhar.
a. Sunset Point, Jawhar
The Sunset Point is a regular touring attraction of Jawhar. The spot is known for its beautiful surroundings and the nightfall view. Its other huge attraction is the sanctuary of Gramadaivat arranged here. It is a picturesque sightseeing at Jawhar spot.
b. Jai Vilas Palace, Jawhar
The Jai Vilas Palace is the most famous noteworthy touring objective of the city of Jawhar. This palace is otherwise called Raj Bari and used to be the private palace of the lords of Mukne. This palace is placed on a hilltop and because of its area, it was utilized by the lords to keep an eye on their adversaries. Its most alluring characteristic is its vaults while its surroundings contain lavish green backwoods. It is one of the many historical places to see at Jawhar.
c. Shirpamal, Jawhar
The Shirpamal is a well-known structure of the extraordinary head of the Maratha Kingdom, Chhatrapati Shivaji, arranged on the highest point of a hill. This structure is 3 centuries old and is spotted on the apex of the most elevated hill. This hill was in the olden days used to keep an eye on adversaries throughout wars. The spot additionally gives a complete perspective of the city of Jawhar.
d. Hanuman Point, Jawhar
The Hanuman Point is an alternate characteristic touring attraction of Jawhar Hill Station. Consistent with legends, Hanuman, who was the pupil of Lord Ram rested here while traveling crosswise over to meet Lord Ram’s sibling, Bharath because of which the spot got its name. This point lies close to the celebrated internationally Jai Vilas Palace of Jawhar city and is it’s one of the prime tourist areas. The spot gives a surrounding perspective of the adjacent valley. Its foundation comprises green woods and vaults of Jai Vilas Palace. It is also a part of the many tourist places at Jawhar.
e. Bhopatgad Fort, Jawhar
The Bhopatgad Fort is a prominent noteworthy touring attraction of Jawhar. The fort is a bit smaller developed by Chhatrapati Shivaji. This fort is likewise unequivocally identified with the Maratha Kingdom. Consistent with legends, Chatrapati used to hold his official and particular gatherings in this fort. The fort is made of incapacitated rocks and has dull internal chambers. The fort is likewise said to have been gone to by Lord Ram, his wife Sita, and his children Lava and Kusha. It is a historic as well as religious sightseeing at Jawhar Point.
f. Dabhosa Falls, Jawhar
The Dabdaba Falls is a regular grand tour at the end of Jawhar. Its most famous attraction is its high and spouting waterfall. Its surroundings involve thick woods and some cutting-edge advancements.

The property is a little far from the train station which is Palghar. There are a few ST bus services available for Gorhe Village, one km from the bungalow. these ST's are from Vasai, Palghar, Wada, and Kalyan. The most convenient way to get around for the guest is to have their private car. The property has got an inherent incline and hence while parking the car one has to be VERY VERY CAREFUL with the front obstruction.