About Mahabaleshwar
Mahabaleshwar is known for its numerous sightseeing points, each providing a unique perspective of the majestic hill range. Old Mahabaleshwar and famous Panchganga Temple which is said to contain the springs of five rivers. There’s also the Mahabaleshwar Mandir, revered for its Swayambhu Lingam.
A short drive from town is the beautiful Venna Lake, where one can go boating and horse riding, or indulge oneself at the mini chowpatty with its numerous food and game stalls. Near the Lake further down to the road on the way to neighboring Panchgani are the great strawberry fields.
Mahableshware is 4,721 ft above sea level.
Mahabaleshwar is one of the popular hill stations of Maharashtra. Situated at an altitude of 1,353 m in the Western Ghats range, Mahabaleshwar is one of the top monsoon destinations in India. This is the source of the Krishna River that flows across Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. This pretty hill station is often referred as the queen of hill stations in Maharashtra. It offers panoramic view of the plains with the imposing sloppy peaks and surrounding woods.
Mahabaleshwar attracts large number of tourists for its lovely views, beautiful landscapes and pleasant temperatures. There are many tourist attractions in Mahabaleshwar like forts, temples, lakes, and many more. Pratapgarh Fort, Venna Lake, Mahabaleshwar Temple, Krishnabai Temple, Lingamala Falls, Tapola, Panchgani are some important tourist spots in Mahabaleshwar. There are several viewpoints that are strategically located to capture the panoramic views created by the majestic Sahyadri Mountains and deep valleys. Arthur’s Seat, Wilson Point, Kate’s Point & Elephant head Point, Connaught Peak and Bombay Point are popular viewpoints. Mahabaleshwar is famous for cultivation of strawberries and mulberries.