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Bawkhaleshwar Temple

The Bawkhaleshwar Temple that is located in the Navi Mumbai area of Maharashtra. It was managed by the Bawkhaleshwar Temple Trust since the year of 2010. Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva, and Devi were the primary deities of this temple. The Bawkhaleshwar Temple was most well known for its majestic marble architecture, and the weekly aarti held for Lord Ganesha every Tuesday. The high court of Maharashtra and later the Supreme Court had deemed this establishment illegal after a long legal battle spanning almost eight years, following which the temple was demolished in 2018 by the MIDC (Maharashtra Industrial Development Cooperation). Read More

Belapur Fort is a sight that you can find in the Belapur Township of Navi Mumbai. It was constructed in the 16th century by the Siddhis of Janjira. Later the fort has been passed to the Portuguese as well as the British who were present in the area. The fort had great significance in the past after being inactive for a long time. It has now gone into ruins. But tourists can visit this site to see the spectacular architecture that predates hundreds of years. The surrounding areas are pretty and peaceful as you get to be amongst a lot of greenery. Read More

Central Park

Made in 2010, the Central Park in Navi Mumbai has been serving as an essential natural and entertaining addition for individuals of all ages. The park is a perfect place to enjoy an evening in peace or to hold social gatherings in the various locations within the park. The amphitheatre is one such location where many concerts and other social events have been conducted, and that continues to be an important venue in Navi Mumbai. The park also has a set of Botanical Gardens that contain various plant species as well as blooming flowers that are majestic and a wonder to look at. If you need a run or walk, Central Park also provides visitors with a clean 1.5 kilometre long walking track which is extensively used and convenient. Read More

The CIDCO or the City and Industrial Development Corporation has recently taken the initiative to make a massive, sprawling green golf course of varying difficulty in Navi Mumbai. This golf course is said to stretch across 103 acres of land and contain a total of eighteen holes which are still under development. However, nine of these eighteen holes have been finished and are open to individuals who wish to indulge in the sport.

Inaugurated on the 4th of March, 2008, the DY Patil stadium is situated in the DY Patil campus in Nerul area of Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. Designed by the famous architect Hafeez Contractor, the stadium is located in the sector 7 region, and has a maximum seating capacity of 55,000. The stadium is designed for both cricket and football matches, and has hosted many matches for both IPL and ISL- the leading Indian leagues for both sports.

The world famous temple of ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) has a branch in the Khargar area of Navi Mumbai district. This structure is more than just a temple. It aims to offer a complete cultural experience that is bound to go beyond your imagination. The Sri Sri Radha Madan Mohanji Temple - Glory of Maharashtra Project shines brightly in its devotion to Lord Krishna. The sprawling white ISKCON Kharghar structure is stretched over 8 acres of evergreen land. It is surrounded by the Sahyadri Hills that add to the magnificent view. Lakhs of pilgrims visit the Khargar Temple throughout the year to attend essential festivals and ceremonies. This ISKCON temple in Kharghar has an exclusive cultural and Vedic educational centre on its premises. It is known to conduct scriptural classes based on Srimad Bhagavad Gita and other Vedic scriptures each morning. The classes have benefitted many by teaching them about the religion and the belief system that they follow so ardently. Read More

The Nerul Balaji Temple is an almost-exact replica of the Tirupati Balaji Temple, and also replicates certain aspects of the Venkateswara temple at Tirupati. It has been constructed according to the Shilpa Shastra. This temple is located on a small hill close to the western side of the Nerul railway station. The primary deity worshipped in this temple is Shri Balaji, which is a name ascribed to a form of Lord Hanuman is different parts of our country. The temple premise houses many other temples as well. Inside the temple premise, there are different temples dedicated to different deities, such as the Hanuman Temple, Vishwaksena Temple, Ramanuja Temple and Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, the Vidya Ganapati Temple, and the Shri Padmavati Devi Temple. Several other deities such as Sridevi, Bhoodevi, and Shrinivasa are also worshipped in this temple. Even more, temples which host idols of Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, and Krishna with Rukmini can be found inside the complex. Some special idols are also there, knows as the Utsava idols, as they are saved for festivities or certain special occasions. Read More

Pandavkada Falls is a 107 metres tall waterfall near Mumbai. It is a plunge type waterfall that flows through the mountains of the Western Ghats of Mumbai and cascades down with immense speed over rock formations underneath. It takes about 3 hours to reach the waterfall from Mumbai and barely an hour and a half from Navi Mumbai during low traffic situations. So, this attraction is quite preferred for a short trek or a day-long picnic, especially during the monsoon season when the mountains are covered with dense natural vegetation and provide for a beautiful escape from the routine. Reaching the waterfall during the rainy season is a thrill that calls amateur adventurers too. Pandavkada Falls is also associated with the Pandavas and Mahabharata. Although it is not mentioned in the scripts, legend has it that the Pandavas had visited and bathed in this waterfall while travelling during their exile. Some people also believe that they reached the waterfall through a tunnel inside the mountain and lived somewhere nearby. So, the attraction has some mythological importance too. Some also believe the waters have become sacred ever since the Pandavas visited the waterfall. The place is also known as Pandavkada Ankit. At an entry fee of INR 50/- per head, this attraction becomes one of the best attractions to escape over a weekend. Having said that, it is recommended that visitors do not enter the waters as it could be dangerous. Read More

The Wonders Park in the Nerul area of Navi Mumbai is a unique park in India which you may not witness anywhere in the country. The park is an artfully built space that contains replicas of all Seven Wonders of the World for all visitors to explore. These replicas feel extremely real and are kept in prim and proper shape by the maintenance crew. Aside from this an amphitheatre, as well as a playground for the children, is also installed as additional attractions. The artificial lake in the Wonders Park is also a great place to sit back and relax in the serene atmosphere of the park after a tiring day or to hold a picnic. One of the biggest parks in Mumbai, Wonder Park, is spread across an area of over 30 acres. The park is an artfully designed place attracting both children and adults with its plethora of fascinating activities including high-tech rides, toy trains, and a replica of the Seven Wonders of the World. The replicas appear very real while the garden is well-manicured with bright botanicals. Source Other amenities include an open-air amphitheater that can seat nearly 1000 people, cycling space, jogging track, playground for children, a massive real chessboard, and more. For nature lovers, the Khandoli Lake and the Lazy River with its foot over bridge is sure an impressive attraction. Source Read More

The lush green hills of Kharghar make for the perfect everyday trek backed with nature. Just at a distance of 3 kms from the Mumbai-Pune expressway, the Kharghar Hills are one of the must-visit places in Mumbai. In addition to the trekking trail, these hills share immense popularity among bird-watchers. Kharghar also has its very own loved golf course. With hills on the east and the Arabian sea on the west, the sunsets and sunrise at Kharghar are quite a sight.Note-Motorized vehicles aren’t allowed in the region except for the two registered villages on the hilltop. Read More