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About Tamhini Ghat
The majestic Tamhini Ghat is one of the most beautiful Ghats in Maharashtra India. They are serene Ghats near Pune. Like the well-known Khandala Ghat the Tamhini is equally tempting and attractive. The curvy roads the dense woods, green forests and quaint water falls, all together form the aura of the Tamhini Ghat. They are a favorite when it comes to weekend gateways. The western Ghat Shahyadri mountain range has best owed the state of Maharashtra with ample of Ghats and mountain passes. Tamhini is actually a mountain passage between the Mulshi Dam and Tamhini. Once you cross the famous Mulshi Dam you reach around Tamhini. Since the terrain is rocky and the roads are curvy like the khandala ghats, during monsoon it is advised to have proper drive guidance. The Tamhini Ghat is a much sought after monsoon destination. It seems like one of the many wonderful ghats near Pune that the Western Ghats has.
On earth there is no heaven, but there are pieces of it. The attention of a traveller, should be particularly turned, in the first place, to the various works of Nature, to mark the distinctions of the climates he may explore, and to offer such useful observations on the different productions as may occur.
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Scenic Beauty
Grab your car steering and head towards the green and dense woods. A family outing or a friend’s gateway Tamhini promises a great experience.
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Dark Clouds
Clouds means rains, monsoon, mist, fog, pleasant weather and what not. Gold valley tamhini ghat serves you dense and dark clouds that make the ambiance all the more enjoyable and romantic.
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Curvy Roads
All across the country such destinations which are at the lap of hills and mountains have curvy roads. Maharashtra India is famous for its tunnels and curvy roads.
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Densed Woods
The Dense woods and the wild life make it a natural habitat for these creatures. They are nature supportive and attract tourists who take interest in these.
Monsoon Paradise
In the months of Monsoon the Ghats of Pune are no less then Paradise in Maharashtra. The Western Ghats gets covered in a green velvet blanket and the natural beauty is so pleasing to the eyes. Hence the best time of the year is between July & September (subject to monsoon fall of the year).
