It occurs every season during the heavy monsoons around the Western Ghats of Maharashtra. The natural beauty of this mostly temporary phenomenon is a delight for both travelers and photographers. The torrential monsoon rains turn the brown Sahyadri (Western Ghats) hills into lush green and the slopes are dotted with innumerable waterfalls.
One such popular spot is Naneghat, which is found off the Malshej Ghat road near the top of the Western Ghats. Malshej Ghat is a waterfall along the road connecting Kalyan and Ahmednagar. Sinhagad Fort is situated on top of this beautiful Ghat. The city of Pune is about 25 kilometers away and can be reached from Mumbai in about three hours.
In addition to being a trendy and scenic 3-4 hour trip (depending on your speed), this unusual gravity-defying phenomenon makes for a lovely photo opportunity. When you come here, you can have the delightful experience of standing on top of a waterfall and getting drenched in its cascading water! Interestingly, this trekking route was formerly a major trading route, possibly during the time of Chhatrapati Shivaji. The way that connects the Konkan coast and the Deccan plateau. Travelers are particularly attracted to the historic rock-cut caves and pottery.
Along with sightseeing and trekking in the monsoon, one can also find some hot, steaming bhajiyas and chai nearby. Some luxurious resorts have sprung up near the falls in recent years. The resort on the lake, with multiple grades of rooms suitable for groups, families, and couples, the resort and its surroundings offer a one-of-a-kind experience that goes hand in hand with the season! The Brick Village category offers breathtaking views of the lake and mountains, while the Courtyard View Rooms provide views of a lush green field.
