Unexplored Adventure to a Little Hill Station

Ahoyyyy Mateyyy Amigos……
I’m back with yet another blog for you all and this time it is not about being fancy or flamboyant but about finding peace in the company of the nature.
Acknowledging the power of nature to pep up a weekend, I have contemporary love for you if you are looking for a NATURECATION ! Let me lay this out for you – great place, great food and of course a break from the not-so-great monotony. Every travel lover experiences these waves of busy days some or the other time when it gets difficult to step back from the busy work schedule and travel. In such times, the offbeat unexplored places like these and weekends come to the rescue !

Sounds like somethimg that you are looking for? Here’s a tiny offbeat place for travel lovers, where nature’s music is an art and enjoying the view and the fresh crisp air is an experience in itself! This place I visited a month back is so raw and pristine and can be considered for a weekend getaway trip from anywhere around Mumbai and Gujarat.

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Dabhosa Falls will make your heart leap with happinss! This waterfall is a testimony of a weekend done right. This waterfall is situated in the village of Dabhosa in Palghar district, Maharashtra, India which is a 3 hour drive from Mumbai. Thiswatefall is located over the Lendi River and cascades down from a height of 300 feet. Dabhosa Waterfalls is a beautifull waterfall especially, during monsoon season. It is also n adventurous spot for kayaking, trekking, valley crossing and fishing.

How to get there: if you are in Mumbai take a bus to Palghar and then take an auto to the falls.
Recommended: A plate of hot Bhajjis or a vada pav and chai to go with it. Isnt’t this a deadly combination in itself??

Quick Travel tips for such offbeat trips:
• Wear comfortable clothes.
• Carry ample water and enough food.
• Travel in a slightly bigger group (4-5) if going for longer trails.
• Follow the map, but trust your instinct.
• As always, carry only memories. Leave only footprints. A nature is not a walk in the park. The best way to enjoy it is with all your senses. See the beauty around, listen to the sound, feel the fresh air.
• Above all, have an open mind.

All it takes to make an overcrowded and often-visited place is a different perspective.