Maharashtra

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Maharashtra

Brimming with an array of colourful shrines, Maharashtra is the third largest state and second most populous state in India. The state houses astonishing collection of caves, beautiful beaches jeweled with swaying palm trees, historical sites narrating the story of the past, and a number of amazing hill stations. With a beautiful blend of everything, the state is primarily known for its Ellora and Ajanta Caves. From the dream city of Mumbai to tranquil hill-station of Mahabaleshwar, from historic tales of Aurangabad to spirituality oozing Nashik, the diverse facades of Maharashtra often baffle human soul.

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People & Culture of Maharashtra

In Maharashtra, you can see a beautiful blend of various cultures and traditions. The locals here are known as Maharashtra, and come from different religious and cultural background. The official language here is Marathi; however, one can also find people speaking Hindi and English. The state is also home to a number of tribes, including Bhils, Mahadeo, Kolis, Gonds and Warlis. From handloom weavers busy creating complex patterns in silks and cottons to leather artists crafting ubiquitous ‘kohlapuri’ slippers, Maharashtra has many crafts to lure travellers.

Adoring some great art forms, dances, and music, Maharasthra comes alive during the festivals. Lavani is the most popular dance form of Maharashtra, performed by the locals as well as professional dancers.

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Attractions

Boasting of some great scenic locations, Maharashtra is the perfect destination to untangle your tired nerves. Panchgani, a pristine hill station with an overwhelming view, is a popular destination here. To enjoy paragliding experience explore the Kamshet, or unveil Dapoli to capture the awe-inspiring sunsets at the beaches. Another popular destination among tourists is Diveagar, due to its far stretched coastline.

The adventure lovers can also spend a leisure time here. Thanks to this state’s varied terrains, a huge coastline and flourishing forest reserves, it has become a popular choice among adventure lovers. The popular destinations for trekking in Maharashtra are Bhandardara, Pratapgarh and several forts in the Sahyadri Ranges. The place also offers a list of water sports. The Sport of Sailing is also quite popular in Maharashtra.

The wildlife lovers can explore the Melghat Tiger Reserve. It is one of the best places to spot tigers living in their natural habitat. Bharmragarh Sanctuary is another famous spot which is known for housing leopard, jungle fowl, wild boar and sloth bear, living peacefully in the moist deciduous mix forests. Wildlife lovers can also spend time at the Bhimashankar Wild Life Sanctuary, one of the 12 biodiversity hotspots of the world. The Radhanagari Sanctuary is yet another getaway that fills the travellers with immense thrill of sighting wild while strolling through dense forest areas.

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A land of various cultures and religions, Maharashtra houses numerous religious hubs. Of the 12 jyotirlingas in India, Maharashtra is home to five situated at Aundhya Nagnath, Parali Vaijnath, Bhimashankar, Trimbakeswar and Grishneshwar. Another popular religious site is the Siddhivinayar Temple, located in Mumbai. The idol of Shree Siddhivinayak was carved out of a single black stone. Akkalkot is another popular sight where pilgrims can be seen heading for the shrine complex of Shri Swami Samarth. Apart from these, Haji Ali Dargah is another must visit spiritual destination in Maharashtra, visited by Hindus and Muslims alike.

Fairs & Festivals in Maharashtra
The locals of Maharashtra celebrate every festival with enthusiasm. Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the popular festivals celebrated here. Elephanta Festival, celebrated in February, is another popular event that showcases the rich culture of Maharashtra. Ellora Festival is also a grand event that brings out a plethora of talents in music and dance.

Best time to Visit Maharashtra
The best time to visit Maharashtra is from September to April when the state remains pleasant with a blissful weather. June to September must be avoided due to heavy rainfall experienced by the state.

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How to Reach Maharashtra
By Air - Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is one major international airport in Maharashtra. The airports of Nagpur and Pune also operate a few international flights apart from domestic ones.

By Train - The largest railway station of Maharashtra is known as the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, located in Mumbai, and is well connected to all the parts of the country.

By Road - There are a number of National Highways and State Highways crisscrossing the state. Many cities in the state enjoy coastline, therefore, international travellers can plan a sea tour to the state and land at the international naval port at Mumbai.

Popular Maharashtra Tour Packages
Aurangabad Extension
Aurangabad Extension

Duration: 02 Nights - 03 Days
Locations: Jaipur + Mumbai + Aurangabad + Mumbai

Aurangabad and Mumbai caves
Aurangabad and Mumbai caves

Duration: 05 Nights - 06 Days
Locations: Mumbai + Aurangabad

Golden Triangle with Kerala & Mumbai
Golden Triangle with Kerala & Mumbai

Duration: 13 Nights - 14 Days
Locations: Delhi + Jaipur + Agra + Mathura + Vrindavan + Delhi + Cochin + Periyar + Kumarakom + Thothapalli + Kovalam + Trivandrum + Mumbai

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