Bhira Dam (Tata Powerhouse Dam)

BEAUTIFUL DAM VIEW IN BHIRA

DAM VIEW WITH WATER FLOW IN BHIRA POWERSTATION.

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Kolad is a village in Raigad district, Maharashtra State, India. It is 117 km from Mumbai on the National Highway no 17 (Mumbai-Goa). It lies on the banks of River Kundalika.

Places to visit
Kolad is fast gaining recognition due to resorts which provide river rafting opportunities on the Kundalika River.

Resorts: in wilderness near / around the river and dams.
Kundalika river: river rafting and camping throughout the year.
Waterfalls: on state highway 60 towards pune in the rains.
Adventure sports: Rafting, Rappelling, Jungle camping, kayaking, Para sail, Aeromodelling & all kind of outdoor activities.
Gaimukh
Devi Kedar Janani Hill
Kolad Dam
Bhira Dam (Tata Powerhouse Dam)
Dholwal - Pui Dam
Sutarwadi Lake
Tala Fort
Kanal Avenue
Tamhini Falls
Ghosala Fort
Kuda Caves

Bhira Power Station

Ulhas Pradhan explaining about his thrilling experience when he visited Tamhini for the first time.

Andharban Forest | Bhira Dam Backwater Camping | Devkund Waterfalls | Kundalika | Dec 2019

Andharban Forest | Bhira Dam Backwater Camping | Devkund Waterfalls

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Andharban, Lonawala Overview
Andharban (or Dark Forest) is a dense forest located near Pimpri in Maharashtra, an hour and a half away from Lonavala. Andharban trek is an ideal monsoon trek, shaded for the most part, and its specialty is that it’s a descending trail all the way. This is an evergreen Sahyadri forest, covered in mist and dreamy forest landscape in the Tamhini Ghats.
The foliage is abundantly thick with cascading waterfalls as well as still water ponds. You will enjoy stunning views of Kundalika Valley and amazing species of flora and fauna. People also go night trekking in Andharban.

Bhira dam, Kolad Overview
Also known as the Tata Power house Dam, it was built by Tata Power Company in the year 1927. The water of this dam is used for irrigational purposes and power generation. It is the major source of water for the Kundalika River which is popular for water rafting.

Devkund Waterfalls Overview
Located in Bhira, Raigad district, Maharashtra, Devkund Waterfalls are a popular tourist attraction and a beautiful picnic spot. The Devkund waterfalls in fact lie at the confluence of three waterfalls and it is believed that they originate from the river Kundalika. Enveloped by a forest of the same name, 'Devkund', you can reach the peak by taking a three-hour long trek from the base village of Bhira. The places that fall on the way to the waterfalls are equally beautiful and the experience of the trek is really worth your time and effort. You can relish dipping into the water that flows downstream and collects at the bottom of the waterfall. This is very well known place for professional Rappelling events because of its height (500+ ft aprox)

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I believe that every trek or adventure teaches us something or the other. It makes us better no matter how. This trek gave us two teachings: 1) Unplanned trip can become one of the best trips of your life. It is always exciting and enthralling as you don't know what's waiting for you. 2) It takes effort to climb the mountain but you get the view worth climbing it. Similarly in life, the efforts you make are worth the results it reap.

Devkund Waterfall | How to go to Devkund Waterfall

#Devkund Waterfall is one of the most beautiful destinations for a day trek from Mumbai and Pune. The best time to visit this location is from Sept mid to November. The trek is very simple but at the same time, it's very exhaustive. One has to trek for 8Km (approx) to get to the waterfalls. You will enjoy the spectacular views of Bhira Dam, Kundikika River, and Andharban mountain.

Public Transport from Mumbai to Bhira Village.
Board a Train from Mumbai (CSMT) to Khopoli ( departs from CSMT at 04:24 AM) always prefer the first train. Get down at Khopoli and go to the ST Bus depot. (15-20 Mins walking distance from Khopoli railway station and Shared auto-rickshaws are available) There is an ST Bus available from Khopoli to Pali village at 07:30 Am. (After every 30-45 Mins there is an ST Bus available to Plai village but prefer the ST Bus available at 07:30 Am) ST Bus will drop you at Pali Bus depot at around 9:00 Am. Now from Pali ST depot, the frequency of ST Bus to Bhira village is very low. There is an ST Bus available to Bhira village at 10:15 Am so you have to wait for 1 Hrs. Here you can get fresh and carry all the snacks which you need on the journey. Please carry a minimum of 3L of water. This ST Bus will drop you to Bhira village in around 1:15Mins approx. And there you will find the TATA powerhouse gate from where you have to start the trek.
(for Train Timings use the m-Indicator mobile app)
Google map link to Khopoli ST Bus depot


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