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Maharashtra, the second-most populated state in India and the third-largest state overall, is frequently referred to as the “Gateway to the Heart of India.” Due to its close proximity to the Western Ghats, it enjoys a scenic mountain backdrop on one side and the stunning Konkan coastal belt on the other.

Maharashtra invites you to explore its vast array of attractions. It is the land of limitless possibilities. It is graced by the stunning Sahyadri ranges of the Western Ghats, which have tall mountains that vanish into the morning mist, and the sweeping Konkan Coast, with its expanse of white beaches, mesmerizes the senses. The ruins of the ancient forts and palaces in Pune and Ratnagiri among others proudly narrate the story of the then-mighty rulers of Maharashtra. Centuries-old temples situated in places like Pandharpur and Ozar are still rooted in their traditions, offering sanctuary to pilgrims. As do the small hill stations of Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, and Matheran, nestled cozily in nature, provide respite to travelers from the hustle and bustle of the cities.

There is much discussion concerning the culture of Maharashtra, which has gracefully absorbed different civilizations that have come to call this state home while yet keeping its unique Marathi culture. People of all ethnicities and religions coexist together in this state. In addition to having a rich history, traditional arts, and way of life, Mumbai—financial India’s capital—is located here, therefore the region is also well known for its economy. This state is also the birthplace of the Bollywood film industry, the center of entertainment. The combination of all these different things this state has to offer will make your trip here completely worthwhile.

 

    Places to visit: 

 

  • Ajanta and Ellora Caves
  • Mahabaleshwar
  • Panchgani
  • Lavasa
  • Shirdi
  • Kolad
  • Bhandardara
  • Mumbai
  • Rajmachi
  • Lonavala
  • Alibaug
  • Khandala
  • Tarkarli
  • Kashid

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