Mapro Garden:
Mapro
Garden is where Mapro jams are produced and are one of the must-do excursions
in this little town. The garden offers a range of delicious food items to try
that are made of various berries. Not only Maharashtra, but the Mapro Garden
also plays an essential role in supplying strawberries and their products to
almost across the country. Mapro and Mahabaleshwar are synonymous in nature and
one of the most prominent things to see.
Pratapgarh Fort:
From
the pages of history to being there in person, history has been a great
ingredient in shaping up Maharashtra. Pratapgarh Fort is one of those landmarks
that has been an essential part of India and Maharashtra’s history. This fort
is a symbol of the Maratha Empire's struggle for Swaraj or freedom under the
then ruler of the state, Chatarapathi Shivaji Maharaj. The Paratapgarh Fort is
one of the most notable attractions of the hill station and is recommended for
history or adventure lovers to take a day out to explore this monument. The
historical relevance of this monument until recent times makes it the most
popular sightseeing destination of Mahabaleshwar.
Venna Lake:
A
stunning natural water reserve, the Venna Lake is the perfect place to spend
your chilled-out day. Mahabaleshwar sightseeing would be incomplete without you
and your family taking a peaceful shikara ride across the lake. This landmark
is stunningly surrounded by the lush greenery of the Sahyadri Mountains that elevates
the entire experience of a shikara ride. Tourists can also opt for horse riding
and take a closer look at the beautiful surroundings from a unique perspective.
Lingmala Falls:
Driving
to a hill station and you always tend to encounter waterfalls on the way or at
your destination, well Mahableshwar too has one, where you can take a dip and
let your daily woes fly away. Located 6 kms away from Mahabaleshwar is the
Lingamala Falls which is also one of the most prominent sightseeing options in
the hills. Monsoons are the best time to visit this landmark, especially after
June. The Lingmala Falls has been one of the most popular spots among frequent
hikers and people who frequently travel here. You really don’t need a reason to
dip into these cascading waters.