Weekend Getaways from Aamby Valley
Mumbai
India’s second largest city, Mumbai, previously known as Bombay, is home to a few hundred captivating contrasts and creeds. Mumbai is bursting with frenetic bazaars, shaded avenues thronged by commuters and roads brimming with traffic. The dynamic Maharashtrian metropolis is also a powerho...
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Thane
The city of Thane is a great getaway from Mumbai. Its beautiful lakes, lovely locales, boat rides and old forts makes it a popular weekend spot for tourists. The most popular lake here is the Upwan Talao, which is also famous for hosting the Sanskruti Arts Festival. This sparkling lake a...
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Nashik
Famous for its many temples and ghats, Nashik is one of the holiest cities in India. And for those looking for something more, there are the Sula Vineyards to explore. The eventful history of Nasik is evident in its various forts, including Harihar Fort and Ramshej Fort, that are sprinkl...
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Best Time to Visit Aamby Valley
Peak Season to visit Aamby Valley is from October to February, when the weather is perfect to stroll around and just sit outside.
Shoulder Season: June to September is monsoon season, when Aamby Valley sees heavy rainfall. If you don’t mind exploring with an umbrella in hand, then you will be rewarded with gushing waterfalls and glowing green surroundings.
Off-season: March to June is summer season in Aamby Valley and the temperature stays at anywhere between 25 to 35 degrees Celsius. So if you find yourself here in these months, stay indoor in the morning, and head out only when it becomes cooler in the evening.
Budget for Aamby Valley
For Luxury Travellers: INR 16000 and upwards
- Accommodation in the resorts: INR 13000 and upwards
- Food in the restaurants and bars: INR 1000 and upwards
- Local transport in cabs: INR 500 and upwards