1. Kundalika River: Famous for being the spot of the thrilling white water rafting experience in Kolad, the Kundalika River is a small river that originates from a town called Bhira and flows from the Sahyadri mountains to this small village in the Raigad district. The river is known for its crystal-clear waters, with a circulation that is great for a river rafting experience. In addition to that, there are also many picnic spots, lodges and resorts located along the banks of the river, for a peaceful and tranquil holiday experience.
- Location: Kolad, Raigad, Maharashtra
- Price: INR 800 to 1200 per person (for rafting)
2. Tamhini Ghat: Offering some of the most beautiful views of the magnificent Sahyadri Mountain Ranges, the surrounding forests, rivers and verdant meadows in the Western Ghats, the Tamhini Ghat exudes a unique, yet somehow calming and peaceful ambience. It is actually a small mountain passage situated between Tamhini and Mulshi, and is home to several waterfalls, lakes and dense woods. It is from here that you can soak in the beauty of the region, while staying at one of the many lodges available here, or enjoying a picnic in the woods.
- Location: Tamhini Ghat Road, Kolad, Raigad, Maharashtra
3. Bhira Dam: Situated on the Kundalika River and popularly known as the Tata Powerhouse Dam, the Bhira Dam is one of the most famous vacation and picnic spots in Kolad. Established in the early 1900s, the dam is one of the main sources of electricity for the people of the village, and is a great spot to indulge in water activities, such as rafting, boating and others. You can also get views of the beautiful Devkund Waterfalls from here, or enjoy a camping experience with your friends and family.
- Location: Patnus, Kolad, Raigad, Maharashtra 402308
- Timings: 08:00 a.m. to 06:00 p.m.
Checkout & Book Now: Camping And Rafting At Kolad4. Ghosala Fort: One of the few places in Kolad with a rich historical significance, the Ghosala Fort is situated around 8 kilometres south of the town of Roha, between the Salav and Revdanda Creeks. To reach this fort, one has to take a short trek through the verdant forests and hills on Kolad. Dating back to the reign of Shivaji, the fort has an incredible historical past, and has served as a place to keep an eye on enemies, in addition to being a commercial route. From rock-cut water cisterns and caves, to a stunning design and architecture, the fort is a haven for history buffs.
- Location: Ghosale, Kolad, Raigad, Maharashtra 402109
5. Kuda Caves: Known as one of the finest and most beautiful sightseeing and historical attractions in Kolad and located in Janjira Hills, the Kuda Caves are home to 26 Buddhist rock-cut caves that date back to the 1st century B.C. A great place for archaeology and history lovers, the caves have a rich historical past and one can find numerous inscriptions and reliefs here, in addition to a stupa and two statues of guardian elephants from that time at the entrance of the caves. You can also study primary Buddhist teachings at Kuda Caves.
- Location: Janjeera Hills, Rahatad, Raigad, Maharashtra 402111
6. Sutarwadi Lake: This lake, and its surroundings are the perfect reflection of what serenity and peace is. Amongst the most verdant natural places in Kolad, the Sutarwadi Lake is surrounded by quaint hills that are home to rare and exotic flora and fauna, and is a great place to spend some time in solace. In addition to enjoying stunning views of the sunrise and sunset, you can also arrange for a camping experience here, or take photographs and catch glimpses of various birds.
- Location: Sutarwadi Lake, Raigad, Maharashtra
Book Now: Kolad Bungee Jumping7. Plus Valley: Another hidden gem in Kolad, the Plus Valley is a great vacation spot if you are looking to get some respite from your busy monotonous and strenuous routine in your daily lives. Surrounded on all sides by mist-laden hills, green forests and huge rocks, the valley is also a great place to enjoy hiking and trekking. The nearby waterfalls and canyons simply add to the beauty of the valley and your trek.
- Location: Kolad, Raigad, Maharashtra 412108
8. Talgad Fort: Situated at an elevation of around 1,000 feet above the sea level, the Talgad Fort was built in tandem with the famous Ghosala or Ghosalgad Fort in Kolad. It used to serve as a place to keep an eye on the enemies and to safeguard the commercial routes. Today, you can reach the fort by trekking for around 45 minutes through hills and forests. Once you reach here, you can enjoy great views of the surrounding natural landscapes.
- Location: Tala, Raigad, Maharashtra 402111
9. Devkund Waterfall: One of the few plunge waterfalls in the district, the Devkund Waterfall is a stunning waterfall that cascades deep into the rocky floors of the pristine Kundalika River in Kolad. Offering breath-taking views of the crystal-clear waters, the surrounding mountains and forests, the waterfall is also a great place for hiking and fun-filled picnics, in addition to nature walks and camping. It is here where you can avail the famous Bhira-Devkund Trek. The waterfall is also commonly regarded as the “Pond of Gods” by the locals here.
- Location: Mangaon, Maharashtra
10. Kolad Museum: This is a great place for lovers of arts, crafts and history. Home to numerous sculptures of birds, animals, humans as well as showcasing traditional bamboo and wood crafts, the museum is a great place to learn about the culture of Kolad. The museum is also commonly known as Kolad’s Kashta Shilpa.
- Location: Ratwad, Kolad, Raigad, Maharashtra 402112
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