Bhandardara
Bhandardara is about 185 kms from Mumbai. 45 kms from Igatpuri.
Reaching there:
Rail: Train till Igatpuri. ST Buses, Jeeps from Igatpuri 2.45 hrs to Igatpuri. 1 hour from Igatpuri.
Road: Mumbai - Nashik highway, till Ghoti (about 6 kms from Igatpuri). Take a right at Ghoti. 3 hours to Ghoti. 1 hour from Ghoti.
Accomodation: MTDC Resort and a couple of small hotels in Shendi Village.
What to do? Breath fresh air. Walk around. Lush green and stunning views sorround you all along.
Bhandardara lake (Wilson dam & Arthur Lake). Randh Water falls (about 11 km from Bandardhara). Ratanghad Fort (about 22 km by road or by crossing the dam by boat). Kalsubai (5400 ft high), the highest peak in Sahyadri is on the way to Bhandardara.
posted by Unny @ 9:29 PM
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11 Comments:
Nice work both of you. Did you actually go there by a rick? and from what exactly was your starting point?
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can i use some of your pictures for an article im writing on bandardhara? couldnt find an email address anywhere 2 contact u. do get bak.
my email is ankita.shreeram@gmail.com
how is teh MDTC resort at Bandardhara?
hi
luvd ur blog n ur fotos. real super.
i wantd to go to bhandardara on 21st & 22nd july - mayb 20 of us goin there!!!
cud u plese let me kno the contact nos. of a few hotels at bhandardara. Tried MTDC, its full!!!! U can mail me at kpatre.1983@gmail.com
Thanx
Kamlesh.
HI , I am Sanjeev. Hope I am not troubling you. My wife and me too wanted to visit Bhandardara. Just wondering ig you can help us know about the accomodations at bhandardara other than MTDC , Anandvan which are full . I heard about Parsi bunglows. Are they OK to stay.
Sanjeev
hey buddies your blog was very useful to make up our minds about having a days visit. Thanks a lot and keep up your good work
hi.. nice pics.. seems to be lovely place...
last year during the monsoons i visited bhandardhara. i loved your pictures. would like to share my photos with you... it would be nice if you check and leave a feedback @http://mumbong.blogspot.in/2014/05/bhandardhara-weekend-getaway.html
Hi..Nice post. Bhandardara can be visited during anytime of the year, though it looks lovely in monsoons with rain soaked trees. Check out these hotels in Bhandardara.
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