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You can try this place called Lonar, it has a beautiful looking lake formed by a meteor hit.
Dahanu is another unexplored wonder.
For trekking, there is Kalsubai trek. sunrise is a must. Malshej ghat trek.
Kaas plateau another wonderland in Maharashtra also knows as maharastra's valley of flowers.
the list is endless, it just depends on how far you're willing to go.
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We've just got back from a wonderful Maharashtra trip of 17 days and covered 4,500 kms from delhi. Fell in love with the state, it's food, it's scenic beauty and diversity and above all it's warm hearted people. Here is our Itenarary.... it was pretty "off beat".
Delhi
Manmad
Aurangabad
Nanded Panchgani
Mahableshwar
Sreevardhan
Hariharan
Pune Bombay
this includes a lot of driving in the beautiful western Ghats and several destinations on the way like mulshi etc
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Lvasa Toranmal
Nanded Panchgani Sindhudurg fort Malsejghat Igatpuri
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Now is one ideal time to travel to Maharashtra if you are a monsoon traveller. I saw some best monsoon green a week ago in Maharashtra. Here are some offbeat spots
Morachi chincholi
Kaas plateau
Panhala
Velas
Dahanu Kalsubai
Tamhini ghat and Sandhan valley.
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Hi Shruti, I am from Maharashtra (born and brought up here)
Monsoon is a really good time to travel to Maharashtra. Some really cool offbeat places are
1. Malshej Ghat
2. Tamhini Ghat
3. Sandhan Valley
4. Raigad Fort - The capital of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 5. Diveagar Beach
6. Dapoli Beach
7. Chikaldhara
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Offbeat places to visit in maharastra : Kamshet
Kolad
Jawhar
Sandhan Valley
Dakshin Kashi
Harnai Anjarle
Saputara
Lonar
Kaas Plateau
Morachi Chincholi
Amba Ghat
Bhandardara
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Igatpuri
shrivardhan Harihareshwar Tarkarli
kaas plateau other offbeat places to enjoy in monsoon are Amboli, karjat, malsej ghat, bhivpuri
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