Things To Do
Discover the heritage and natural beauty around Shivjanmabhumi Resort. Visit the nearby Shivneri Fort, enjoy nature walks, trekking in the Sahyadri hills, explore scenic viewpoints near Malshej Ghat, or simply relax amidst peaceful surroundings. Perfect for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, and leisure travelers seeking a calm and enriching stay.
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Shivneri Fort
Shivneri Fort, the 1630 birthplace of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, is a stunning hill fort in Junnar. It features seven massive gates and the temple of Goddess Shivai, honoring Maratha history.
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Lenyadri
Lenyadri, located near Junnar, features 30 rock-cut Buddhist caves. Cave 7 is the famous Girijatmaj temple, one of the Ashtavinayak shrines, offering spiritual peace and scenic mountain views.
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Naneghat
Naneghat is an ancient mountain pass near Junnar, famous for its historic trade route and the "Reverse Waterfall" phenomenon.
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Malshej Ghat
Malshej Ghat is a breathtaking mountain pass in the Western Ghats, located approximately 30 kilometers from Junnar. It is renowned for its diverse flora and fauna, particularly the flamingos that migrate there during the monsoon season, as well as its numerous seasonal waterfalls and mist-covered peaks.
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Ozar
The Vighneshwar Vinayak Temple in Ozar (or Ojhar) is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site and the seventh of the eight Ashtavinayak temples in Maharashtra. Located on the banks of the Kukadi River, it is famous for its serene setting and beautiful architecture
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God's valley
God’s Valley (also known as Vighnahar Valley) is an offbeat and breathtaking trekking destination located in the Malshej Ghat region of Maharashtra. It is essentially a riverside trail that leads to the base of the massive Kalu Waterfall, which is one of the tallest waterfalls in the Sahyadris.
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Kokan Kada
Kokan Kada (meaning "the Konkan Cliff") is arguably the most spectacular natural feature of the Harishchandragad fort in Maharashtra. It is a massive, concave cliff that looks like a giant cobra’s hood, offering a sheer vertical drop into the Konkan plains below.
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Junnar Bibtya (Leopard)
Junnar is globally famous for its unique population of "sugarcane leopards." Unlike typical wild leopards, these big cats have adapted to live in sugarcane fields instead of forests, living in close proximity to human settlements.
