Anuja Tours And Travels. – "Explore Nature, Embrace Adventure!"

"Journey Through Roots and History."

Shri Mahabaleshwar Temple: An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its sacred architecture.
Panchganga Temple: The origin of five rivers flowing from a unique “cow’s mouth” spout.
Arthur Seat Point: A scenic viewpoint offering stunning views of the valley and a floating illusion.

Wilson Point: Mahabaleshwar’s highest point offering panoramic views of the town and sunrise.
Ganesh Temple: A peaceful and revered temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, offering a spiritual retreat.
King’s Chair: A scenic viewpoint with breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and hills.

Table Land: Asia’s second-highest volcanic plateau offering panoramic views, horseback riding, and a perfect spot for adventure and relaxation.
Sydney Point: A stunning viewpoint providing breathtaking vistas of the Krishna Valley, Dhom Dam, and surrounding hills.
Parsi Point: A serene viewpoint known for its picturesque views of the valleys and sparkling waters of the Dhom Dam.

Triveni Sangam: The confluence of three rivers—Koyna, Solashi, and Kandati—offering a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere with beautiful river views.
Water Sports: Thrilling activities like kayaking, speed boating, and water scooter rides make Tapola a haven for adventure seekers.
Bamnoli Point: A scenic viewpoint overlooking the tranquil lake and lush forests, ideal for photography and nature walks

Historical Significance:

- Built in 1656 by Shivaji Maharaj to defend the Swarajya empire.
- Site of the iconic battle between Shivaji Maharaj and Afzal Khan.

Sydney Point: A stunning viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of the Krishna Valley, Dhom Dam, and surrounding lush hills, perfect for sunrise and sunset views.
Ganpati Mandir (Dholya Ganpati Temple): A majestic riverside temple known for its enormous idol of Lord Ganesha and exquisite Peshwa-era stone architecture.
Kashi Vishweshwar Temple: A serene and historic temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, renowned for its intricate Hemadpanthi architecture and tranquil location by the Krishna River.