Places to see in Jawhar

Dabdaba Falls, Jai Vilas Palace, Sunset Point, Shirpamal, Hanuman Point, Bhopatgad Fort, Khadkhad Dam, Domzira Waterfall, Kal Mandavi Waterfall, Jai Sagar Dam.

There are a number of beautiful hidden places to visit in Jawhar that will surely leave you astonished and will load your vacation with some of the most scenic views. Jawhar is marked with a plethora of historical places and surely has an endless array of untouched natural wonders to visit. Whether you are a history buff or are a loner looking for some quaint destinations, Jawahar has everything for everyone. Places to see in Jawhar range from forts like Bharatgad Fort and Jai Vilas Palace, beautiful waterfalls like Dabdaba Falls, to man-made majestic dams like the Khadkhad Dam.

There are a number of attractions, which are untouched by commercialization and can be a great getaway from the hustle-bustle of the city, including the Domzira and Hanuman Point. If you are planning to visit the city for the very first time, some of the most important things to do in Jawhar are admiring the sunset from the sunset point, exploring the grandeur of the Bhopatgad Fort, spending some peaceful time with family at Shirpamal , and hiking down on foot at one of the lesser-known falls of Jawhar.
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Covered on all sides with dense beautiful forests, Dabdaba falls is a beautiful cascading waterfall that falls off from an amazing height. It is amongst one of the most popular places to visit in Jawhar and is one of the most scenic natural abodes to visit in this beautiful city.

Apart from admiring the beauty of the falls, one can also indulge in trying out some delicious local snacks near the falls after a tiring yet enjoyable experience at the attraction. If you are adventurous enough, you can also take a dive into the pool of crystal-clear water that gets formed at the base of the falls.

Location: Dabdaba Waterfalls, Jawhar, Maharashtra
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An amazing artwork of pink stone, the Jai Vilas Palace was built in 1941 and is one of the most beautiful architectural places to see in Jawhar. This beautiful palace was built by Raje Yashwant Rao Mukhane and the quarry from where the beautiful pink stone was extracted was closed soon after the construction of this majestic palace was completed, which to date remains hidden.

The Palace also has a lush green garden which is laden with beautiful cashew trees. The Royal artworks and furniture with intricate artwork of that era is still preserved within the palace till date, which is a great point of interest for all the visitors. This majestic palace has over 50 bedrooms and has been a shooting location for a number of popular Bollywood movies.

Location: Palghar, Maharashtra

Timing: 6:00 A.M. – 6:30 P.M.

Entry Fees: INR 100 per person (Indians), INR 600 per person (Foreigners), INR 100 (Camera/Mobile), INR 150 (Video camera)
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One of the most beautiful places to visit in Jawhar to admire a beautiful sunset. It is a perfect place for families and also has a small playground with play equipment for children. One can also plan a picnic at this beautiful spot.

The spot is situated at the top of a small plateau and provides some of the best views of the lush green valley downhill. It is a perfect place to relax and rewind after a tiring day of exploring the beautiful attractions of the city. There are also three small dome structures and a beautiful lobby constructed to admire the beauty of the sunset at the top of the plateau from where you can soak in some beautiful views of nature.

Location: Sunset Point Rd, Mukane Colony, Jawhar, Maharashtra
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Dating back to as far back as the 3rd Century, Shirpamal is one of the most iconic historical places to see in Jawhar. This very historical site belonged to one of the most important emperors of the Maratha Kingdom, Chhatrapati Shivaji. The army of Shivaji halted at his place on their way to Surat. The place is marked with a red arch and a plaque mentioning the stay of Shivaji at this spot.

It was initially made on the hilltop to keep an eye on the enemy and to protect the army from any kind of attack. However, over time, this iconic historical site has become a popular tourist attraction as it provides a beautiful aerial view of the whole city of Jawhar. You can also plan a visit to this beautiful place during the evening to admire a beautiful view of the sunset.

Location: Palghar, Maharashtra
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Situated near the iconic Hanuman Mandir of Jawhar, this very point is marked by just a few benches where the visitors can sit to admire the beautiful view of the valley downhill. Visiting this place to admire the lush green surroundings of Hanuman Mandir should be amongst one of the top things to do in Jawhar on your visit.

This place is easily accessible and provides a beautiful view of the Jai Vilas Palace as well. This place becomes even more beautiful during the monsoon season when nature is at its best and cool breeze gushes into your face with drizzles of cool water in a humid environment. It is also one of the most important places to visit in Jawhar by Hindu devotees. You can also visit the small Hanuman Mandir which is situated just next to this beautiful viewpoint.

Location: Lord Hanuman Mandir Rd, Mukane Colony, Jawhar, Maharashtra
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One of the most important places to visit in Jawhar, Bhopagat Fort is one of the most significant historical spots in this small town. This fort was also built by the great Maratha emperor, Chhatrapati Shivaji and is symbolic of the Maratha Kingdom. The fort is known to be carved out of dilapidated rocks and has mysterious dark inner chambers. Chhatrapati Shivaji is known to hold various meetings at this very fort.

Another legend also marks the visit of Hindu god, Lord Ram, along with Goddess Sita and his 2 sons, Luv and Kush to this place. Their visit to this place is believed to be marked by 4 footprints present at the place, even today. Due to this very reason, the fort also attracts a huge number of Hindu Devotees on special occasions.

Location: GH 0 Circle, Jawhar, Maharashtra
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Undoubtedly, one of the most recommended things to do in Jawhar on your visit is to visit this humongous dam and admire the beauty around it. The way to the dam is very narrow with some beautiful views of the surroundings and small villages, which will make your visit even more adventurous. You shall be able to hear the roaring sound of falling water from a distance and get to admire the majestic reservoir on reaching the dam.

It is a perfect place for picnicking and there is a small café near the dam which will serve you fresh refreshments. The view on reaching the destination is actually unmatchable and if you get to visit the place during the peak season when the water is overflowing, the scene becomes more beautiful. There is also a small playground near the reservoir, which is equipped with play equipment for children.

Location: Khadkhad Village, Khadkhad Rd, Jawhar, Maharashtra
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This beautiful hidden wonder is a small downhill trek from the main road and is actually a unique fall. The fall is formed in between two rocky patches and is amongst one of the beautiful places to see in Jawhar. If you are an adventure seeker, you should definitely not miss out on this beautiful natural wonder. It is a cascading waterfall with a huge pond forming at the base of the waterfall, where you can even plan to take a dip if the season allows.

The pond at the base is surrounded by a natural rocky boundary which makes this place even more beautiful and mystical. However, the place is not guarded and the water is very deep in some of the places. Therefore, it is highly advisable to follow safety measures and visit this place only under the guidance of a locally known person.

Location: Domzira Waterfall, Jawhar, Maharashtra
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Another hidden waterfall that lies in the lap of the beautiful Jawhar city. This beautiful fall is not yet commercialized, therefore; it remains preserved in its natural beauty to date. The way to the falls is actually a bit challenging and will surely provide you with a lot of fun and adventure. The fall flows through a series of stepped cascades and reaches the base by forming 2 beautiful paths.

One can either walk down the main road to the base of the falls or hike down from the unconventional path from the tops of the fall. This place is an amazing natural wonder and is surrounded by beautiful views. You would not find any shops or restaurants near the fall, therefore; it is recommended to carry your very own food and other necessities.

Location: Jawhar, Maharashtra
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If you wish to relax and spend some peaceful time, surrounded by water and a beautiful environment, visiting the Jai Sagar Dam is surely one of the best things to do in Jawhar. You can also plan a visit to this place and frolic around all day in nature. You can also plan to visit this place during the evening hours to admire the beauty of the majestic sunset from across the dam reservoir.

The place also provides you with a beautiful view of the Sahyadri mountain ranges. The dam is often less visited by travelers, thus remaining peaceful and quiet. If you get lucky enough, you may also be able to capture some beautiful views of water overflowing from the majestic dam structure.

Location: Jawhar Maharashtra
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People Also Ask About Jawhar

  1. Which are the best places to visit in Jawhar with family?

    1. Jai Vilas Palace: To know about the historical importance of the city of Jawhar and to admire some antique artifacts, you should definitely take your family to this historical fort. Exploring the magnificent palace can also be great fun for families with small children.

    2. Sunset Point: One of the best places to visit in Jawhar with the family to set up a small picnic. The place also has a small kids’ play area and is a perfect location to admire the beauty of the lush green valley upfront and capture some amazing photographs of the setting sun.

    3. Dabdaba Falls: One of the most beautiful natural places to see in Jawhar, visiting this very place is a must for each and every family visiting the small town of Jawhar. You can also splish-splash with your family at the falls to add to the fun.

    4. Bharatgad Fort: Another iconic location to visit in Jawhar. The palace holds great importance in terms of Maratha's legacy as well as is a religious spot for Hindus. Moreover, it is entirely safe for families and also provides beautiful views of the city.
  2. What are the best things to do in Jawhar?

    1. Trekking down a Waterfall: Jawhar is a city with a number of hidden waterfalls. You should definitely pick one and trek down the same with the help of a local to make your visit more adventurous and enjoyable. All your hard work shall surely be paid off on reaching the base of the fall.

    2. Admiring the Sunset: You should definitely plan to visit either the sunset point, which is amongst one of the best places to visit in Jawhar, or one of the hilly forts which are known to provide mesmerizing views of the sunset. You can even plan a small picnic at one of these spots and stay till the sunset.

    3. Visiting a Dam: Visiting a dam just be amongst one of the top things to do in Jawhar on your visit. All the dams in Jawhar provide a peaceful environment to relax and rejuvenate, surrounded by majestic reservoirs and untouched nature.
  3. What is the best time to visit Jawhar?

    The best time to visit Jawhar is during the winter months of October to February due to the cool weather and lesser humidity. If you do not envy frequent showers, you can also plan a visit during the monsoon season, from July to October, when nature is at its peak.
  4. How to reach Jawhar from Mumbai?

    - By Road: If you are planning to travel by car, the journey from Mumbai to Jawhar is a smooth 3:30 hours drive. The distance from Mumbai to Jawhar is approximately 130 Kms.

    - By Train: There is frequent connectivity from Mumbai to Jawhar by train as well. A train journey will take approximately 2 hours to take you from Mumbai to Jawhar.

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