Top Things to do in Palghar District
What to do and see in Palghar District, Maharashtra: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Palghar District, India including Chandika Devi Temple, Jivdani Temple, Deobandh Temple, Kalavantin Durg, Takmak Fort, The Eco Forest by Samarth Krupa Agro Farm, Dahanu Mahalaxmi Temple, Dabhosa Waterfall, Hanuman Point, Mahavir Dham Jain Tirth.
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1. Chandika Devi Temple
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Jivdani Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By letsgoaround - Mumbai, India
Today i visited jivdani temple, i took a 5.41am dahanu local from Dadar.Its good if you start early. It took exactly 1 hour to reach virar.From virar east outside station you get share auto to the temple for rs.10 inr per person. As you reach the base their is a ganesha temple. It's a custom to visit Ganesha whenever you start something good.To reach the temple you need to climb 1400 steps. it's bit tiring.I saw people climbing the steps on their knees to complete their religious vows also called "navas" in marathi and "mannat" in hindi language. Once you climb this 1400 steps you reach the temple.Its very relaxing over here.Once you come out on the exit you have mahakali and kalbhairav temple.Again need to get down this 1400 steps but here you don't feel the stress.As you get down you have some small time eateries to have something and quench your thirst.Even the temple trust runs a small time eatery which gives 2 dilis and chutney for INR Rs.5/-.Overall it's a must visit place which can be a Sunday outing in itself.
3. Deobandh Temple
4. Kalavantin Durg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By rohansirsi - Pune District, India
Had a great trek. This trek is easy actually than it looks. Started at midnight and climbed the hill around 6:30am. The view surrounding the place was awesome. Try to spot the Bollywood star Salman Khan's farmhouse, it's clearly visible.
5. Takmak Fort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By abhilashadoor - Mumbai, India
I went to this place with my friends. It can be accessed from Sakwar village and you can get some local guides from the village itself. But we didn't took the help of the local guides. It took us around 3 hours to reach the top. You can enjoy beautiful scenery on the way up the mountain. Though the climb is not too challenging. It is advisable to carry good trekking shoes, enough water ( 4-5 litres) and food with you. Rainy season is the best time to do this trek. In some places there were arrows marked on the rocks to indicate the right way.
6. The Eco Forest by Samarth Krupa Agro Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
For all the nature lovers, foodies, Farmville ( virtual game's fans), Agro tourism lovers, and mainly those looking for serene place to meditate, pack your bags and visit this awesome place next weekend. First of all Samarth Krupa Farm is conveniently located in Palghar only 2- 3 hours ride/drive from Mumbai, the wide spread of the green is soothing to your eyes which stays all the time around you, the lovely tour to the entire farm along with learning all Agro farming information is fascinating, the beehive, fish pond, goat farming, bullock cart ride, Archery, campfire etc just complete your native experience! All basic amenities and services are available. If you expect anything commercialized or jazzy this might not be your kind of place. But if your aim is to find peace within, rekindle your spirit, visit your roots, peek into the raw lives, topped with delicious food and warm homely feel... (review-courtesy Manali Kadam)
Reviewed By AyanM133 - Thane, India
We were looking for a place close from Mumbai where we could feel a bit of the winter chills as you usually get that in the city. What better it could be staying in farm like Samarth Krupa Agro Farm (Eco forest) in Palghar approx 100 kms from Mumbai. We were a group of 5 including our 2 years old son and in laws. We don't have a car so booked ola outstation. Initially we decided to keep the car however after speaking to the owner (Mr. Vijay Mali, a very humble person) we decided to have only the drop as he confirmed to arrange for a car back home. Now comes the real experience. We reached a bit late (check in time is 10 am). Once we checked in to our mud house we took a quick tour of the farm which had trees of various flowers n fruits and a fish farm. Post lunch took a bullock cart ride which my son enjoyed though felt pity for the oxen may be wont ride again. Then went to further explore the organic farm and the experience was just wow. The local people working in the fields guided us to show what all they had cultivated. Cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, spinach ,turnip, eggplants , fenugreek n more. Apart from veggies the farm has got a poultry farm, cattles ,turkey ,ducks ,rabbits, and a goat farm. People who does want to walk around a lot may enjoy archery table tennis or the swimming pool. The food I would say average but clean and hygenic. We liked the hot breakfast more which was served next morning. It was already time for us to leave but we cant just leave with the memories ,right? So we bought some organic vegtable carried along with us. As Mr. Vijay promised he arranged for a car for our return and we left the place after great tractor ride.
7. Dahanu Mahalaxmi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Venky2011 - Mumbai, India
Mahalaxmi temple is situated just touching the highway on the Mumbai Ahmedabad route at Dahanu. It is around 92 KMs from Borivali. The deity is a swayambu. Thousands of devotees from Mumbai and Gujarat throng this place daily. Visit to this temple gives you peace of mind and positive energy. Snacks and refreshments are available near the temple. There is facility of toilets in the temple complex. Beautiful lotus is available here, which is offered to the Goddess Laxmi. Ample parking is available for cars and buses. We visit this place every year.
8. Dabhosa Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By 219saurabhm - Mumbai, India
"Exploration is the essence of Human Spirit"....... Exploring Jawhar...... the Land of Waterfalls.....@ 6am at 10 degree..... cascading down from a height of 300 feet,.......... into a crater shaped bowl. The view of water rushing through dense forests and forming the waterfall is glorious! I visited this place in Jan 2019..... very easy to find..... just 5-10 kms away for town.... really beautiful.... one can down up to the waterfall basin.... there are some activities also there.... in rainy seasons it is very dangerous but the view is breathtaking....... there is a hotel located near to the waterfall..... best time to reach there is at the morning before sunrise or just around sunrise...... it best to take some food with you.... the way down is good as the steps are maintained but due to landslides, some parts are broken........ You can reach by car as well as a bike.... there is no entrance fees....
9. Hanuman Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Wanderer1911 - Mumbai, India
Visited this place on 2nd Sep'19. The place is located near Hanuman mandir and have some benches where you can sit and see the vast green fields while enjoying the cool breeze. It was a little humid but soon we witnessed drizzles which made the experience really nice. You can also get a nice view of Jai Vilas Palace from here. Since this place is accessible via any mode of transport so suitable for family with members from all ages.
