Trip to Bhavali Dam,Igatpuri Nashik

 A good one day trip in envy - Bavali Dam, Igatpuri, Nashik, India

Bavali Dam, Igatpuri Nashik is a great place to visit during the heavy rains. 

It is a beautiful place in the bhavli area near Igatpuri. We see beautiful waterfalls near the lake in the stream.

A well-connected area by Road. A place with great natural beauty, away from the normal life of the city. It is not as popular as other waterfalls because there is a small crowd here.

The departure from Nashik was Just 55 KM away after Igatpuri and Highway connected only 10 KM inside. Road Cement Road and connected to Dam and Water Falls.

Also making this beautiful Dam a beautiful Picnic spot is BHAVALI Water Fall. It's great and you can see the water falling into two layers during the Monsoon season. One should explore this natural beauty during peak Monsoon (say mid-July to mid-Sep).

Some Beautiful places very close to Bhavali Dam

1) Sarva Tirth Taked

This is the place where Jatayu's wounded was found by King Rama on the outskirts of the village of Taked.

While Jatayu was injured and laying on the ground when King Rama came, King Rama observed the ultimate result and determined that Jatayu should obtain a moksha.

Lord Rama hit an arrow on the ground to summon all seven sacred rivers, called the teertha.

The water of the six rivers has come, the water of one river has failed to obey the call of King Ramah. Since Lord Rama himself was a man of Lord Vishnu, He forced the Gaya teertha to come to that place.

Eventually, Jatayu was given water from seven rivers and found a moksha. Today, six river water is visible in one lake, and the seventh is just a few yards away. It meets the remaining six waters in an invisible way.

The obscure town remains a tourist attraction today. The exhibition is organized at the Mahashivratri festival near the sacred pool of water.

2) Bandardara Dam

Bandardara is a dam built by the British during their rule in western India. The village is located in Akole tehsil, Ahmednagar district in Maharashtra province, approximately 185 km (115 mi) from Mumbai and 155 km (96 mi) from Ahmednagar.

Bandardara lives along the Pravara River; Arthur lake and Randha falls are tourist attractions.

There are many historical and ecological sites in the dam. From Bandardara, visitors can climb up to the castles of Ratangad and Harishchandragad. Or, tourists can follow the routes leading to the peaks of Ajoba and Ghanchakkar. 

The highest peak in Maharashtra, Mount Kalsubai is 1646 m and the first place for this trek is Bari Village, located 12 km from Bandardara. At the top, there is a small temple complex, with views of Sahyadris and Bandardara. 

The most difficult places in Sahyadri are Alang Fort, Mandangad fort and Kulang gad (also called AMK) is located on the south side. The smallest village in Sandhan is located on the West side of the dam. 

3) Kalsubai Shikhar :

Kalsubai is a Western Ghats mountain in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Its summit, with an elevation of 1,646 meters (5,400 feet), is Maharashtra's highest point.

The mountain range is located in the Kalsubai Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary. It is visited year-round by pilgrims, devotees of the Kalsubai temple, and wildlife lovers alike. 

It is named after his three sisters, Kalsubai, Ratnabai and Katrabai.

The peak can be viewed fully from the east coast hamlet of Bari, about six miles (3.7 km) from Bandardara. It is accessible by road through Igatpuri on the Mumbai-Nasik route.

Trains from Mumbai provide an alternative route to Kasara railway station, by connecting Government Transport buses, which run on the Akole-Kasara route, leading to the station in the village. Private cars from Kasara offers yet another alternative to public transportation.

So visit these places and enjoy a Great Day commemoration of your life !!!!!