Panchgani, nestled amidst the Sahyadri mountain ranges, is a quaint hill station in Maharashtra, India, renowned for its ethereal natural beauty and serene environment. At an elevation of about 1,334 meters above sea level, it offers panoramic views of the lush green landscapes and the Krishna River that snakes through the valleys below. Panchgani derives its name from the five hills that surround it, and it has a rich colonial history, evident from the old British-style architecture scattered throughout the town. It is famous for its numerous boarding schools, colonial-period buildings, beautiful weather, and strawberry farms which are open to visitors. It is also known for 'Table Land', a vast volcanic plateau which is the second highest in Asia. The market town is bustling with activities, eateries, and shops selling locally produced jams, syrups, and handicrafts. Panchgani is also a haven for adventure enthusiasts offering paragliding and other sports. The peaceful environment, combined with the cool climate, makes Panchgani a perfect retreat from the bustle of city life.
Hill Stations (5)
Beaches (57)
Religious Places (57)
Historical Places (75)
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Wildlife Sanctuaries (4)
National Parks (2)
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