panchganga temple

Highlights

This sacred temple is where five rivers—Krishna, Venna, Savitri, Koyna, and Gayatri—converge. The temple is built in traditional Hindu style, and the water flows from a carved “cow’s mouth” spout.

Arthur Seat Point

Highlights

One of the highest viewpoints in Mahabaleshwar, offering panoramic views of the Pratapgarh Fort and surrounding ranges. It’s a favorite among photographers.

Ideal Visit Time: Sunrise for a spectacular view.

Elphinstone Point

Highlights

  • Scenic Views: Witness the grandeur of the Western Ghats and deep ravines.
  • Historical Significance: Named in honor of a British official.
  • Photography Haven: A must-visit for capturing stunning landscapes and sunsets.

Window point

Highlights

  • Natural Frame: A unique rock formation creating a window-like view of the lush green valleys and cliffs.
  • Panoramic Views: Overlooks the deep Savitri Valley, offering breathtaking visuals of the Western Ghats.
  • Quiet Retreat: A less crowded spot ideal for meditation and relaxation.

Hunting Point, Mahabaleshwar

Highlights

  • Rich History: Named after its use as a hunting ground by British officials.
  • Breathtaking Views: Overlooks lush valleys, rugged cliffs, and the expansive Western Ghats.
  • Tranquility: A serene and lesser-crowded spot, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

Castle Rock Point, Mahabaleshwar

Highlights

  • Unique Rock Formations: The rocky cliffs resemble castle ruins, making it visually captivating.
  • Panoramic Views: Overlooks lush green valleys and the Sahyadri mountain range.
  • Serenity: A peaceful retreat, away from crowded tourist areas.

Eco Point, Mahabaleshwar

Highlights

  • Spectacular Views: Offers stunning vistas of valleys, cliffs, and forests.
  • Tranquility: A quiet and less crowded location, ideal for nature lovers.
  • Eco-Friendly Appeal: A clean and green environment perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating.
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Highlights

  • Scenic Views: Witness the grandeur of the Western Ghats and deep ravines.
  • Historical Significance: Named in honor of a British official.
  • Photography Haven: A must-visit for capturing stunning landscapes and sunsets.

Malcolm Point, Mahabaleshwar

Highlights

  • Breathtaking Views: Overlooks deep valleys and the serene beauty of the Western Ghats.
  • Historic Significance: Named in honor of Sir John Malcolm, a key figure in Mahabaleshwar’s development.
  • Peaceful Ambiance: A quiet spot ideal for relaxation and introspection.