The stunning state of Maharashtra is the third largest in India. Within this huge canvas, you will find littered innumerable attractions of India that have attained an iconic level. In Maharashtra you will find a peaceful coexistence of languid beaches, historical sites, cool mountains and cosmopolitan cities.
In Maharashtra, you can delve into the rich history through the various incredible monuments and World Heritage Sites. Maharashtra was the place where Shivaji, one of the greatest generals of India, was born. His exploits are still told today. The caves of Ajanta, Ellora and Elephanta tell a different story with their spectacularly intricate carvings. Places like Mahabaleshwar still reverberate with their histories.
Maharashtra has a beautiful coastline on one side and the hills of the Western Ghats on the other. Each of them will clamor for your attention with their beautiful natural spots. The beaches are lined with palm trees that shade you as you take a stroll. The hills will mesmerize you with their forested landscapes. Spirituality is an essential part of Maharashtra where the festival of Lord Ganesh is celebrated with great pomp over 10 days. The temples in Pune and the holy site of Shirdi are drenched in religious fervor.
Another great aspect of Maharashtra is its cuisine and cultural heritage. The handicrafts of some of its regions are famous across India. As for its cuisine, it is a delicious blend of traditional and other regional styles. Maharashtra is a place where you can have a varied trip filled with interesting sights and amazing experiences.
Mumbai is a huge city. That will be the first thing that will strike you as you reach the place. It is filled to the brim attractions of every kind.
Home to the second most famous movie industry in the world, Mumbai is a wonderland in its own right. Mumbai is the financial capital of India and has some of the most incredible pieces of architecture decoration its landscape. It is surrounded by a long fascinating shoreline hugging the Arabian Sea. Religion is another aspect of this magnificent city where festivals are celebrated with great pomp and splendor. Its history cannot be underestimated as well. It has played an important part in the history of India.
Shree Siddhivinayak Temple
Gateway of India
Marine Drive
Juhu Beach
HAJI ALI
Essel World
Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
Elephanta Caves
Film City
It was the last great Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb who built this city and gave it his name. The city manages to live up to his name through its rich cultural heritage.The cultural diversity of Aurangabad is fascinating. You will find the cityscape dotted with innumerable ancient palaces, monuments and tombs that look splendid even after the passage of decades and centuries. Aurangabad is famous for the silk items it produces. Additionally, you will find exquisite handicrafts and amazing metal items being sold here. Intricate idols are crafted here with precision living up to the standards set by a tradition that is ages old. Aurangabad is a city that is rich in diverse attractions.
Ajanta and Ellora Caves
Bibi Ka Maqbara
Museums in Aurangabad
Kurinji Andavar Temple
Once upon a time, Pune or Punyagiri as it used to be known was a small army outpost. Now, it is the second largest city in Maharashtra and growing.
The history of Pune can be considered to have started from the 8th century based on the artifacts found here. However, it was only after the great Shivaji came that Pune began to rise in importance. Pune is a captivating city where you can experience the cultural flavors of Maharashtra. There are the ruins and monuments of the former empires and the spectacular verdant valleys in the Western Ghats to explore. The cultural heritage of the city is exceptional. The city reverberates with the classical music of the region and the traditional literature of the region is immersive.
Aga Khan Palace
Shivneri Fort
Lal Mahal
Shaniwar Wada
Omkareshwar Temple
Pataleshwar Cave Temple
Parvati Hill and Temple
Katraj Snake Park
The beautiful city of Nasik offers you some amazing surroundings to relax in. The picturesque location carries with it the intoxicating smell of grapes and wine.Peace and tranquility hangs around the city which is surrounded by some glorious pots to enjoy nature. Nature has decorated the place with lush green forests and waterfalls. You can also enjoy the delicious dishes prepared in the traditional manner of Maharashtrian cuisines but influences by the cuisines of Gujarat, Rajasthan and Khandesh.
Trimbakeshwar
Tapovan
Muktidham
Pandav Leni
Mahabaleshwar is a captivating hill resort situated within the charming landscape of the Western Ghats. Laced with pristine evergreen forests and decorated by colorful orchards, Mahabaleshwar is a showcase of the flavors of the region.
From Mahabaleshwar you can enjoy an incredible panorama of the beauties of the surrounding landscape. The place has been blessed with the grandeur of peaks and the depth of green forests. The place was developed into a hill station by the English who fell in love with the magical beauty of the region. Their heritage still lingers in the colonial buildings which add another beautiful layer to the area.
Pratapgarh Fort
Panchgani
Tapola
Travelling around the city of Nagpur, you are bound to experience the refreshing aroma of fresh oranges. In fact, the city is famed all over India for the oranges it produces.
Nagpur has a rich history and culture that can be easily experience while moving around the city. Geographically, the city is considered to be the midpoint of India. The colonial rule has blessed the landscape of Nagpur with some of the most enchanting buildings with beautiful architectural styles.
The Balaji Mandir
Sri Poddareshwar Ram Temple
The Dragon Palace Temple
The Ambazari Lake
