Attractions

The greatest attraction of this charming village is the ‘Kundalika River', which is one among the fastest flowing river in South India. Water released from the nearby dams makes the river ever flowing. Kundalika riverbeds in Kolad are ideal locations for adventurous activities.

It is a spectacular location to experience the pleasure of white water river rafting. Kundalika River's 14-kilometre stretch of exciting rapids will provide one and a half hours white water rafting. Rafting through the river calls for extreme courage and bravery. Water rafting in the river reaches its zenith during monsoon season since the water levels are high.

Apart from river rafting this river offers other excellent ventures like kayaking, paragliding, and river crossing. Boating through the river is a real experience for any of the visitor and lush magnificient greenery around the riverbanks can be enjoyed by it. This scenic locale with the fascinating and amazing spectacle of nature is a recommended picnic spot for those who prefer to enjoy the lovely warmth of nature

Bhira dam, popularly known as Tata Power house dam, is located in a small picturesque village with a marvelous waterfall nearby Kolad.

Water rafting of the kundalika river mainly depends on the water released from this dam. The Bhira dam, surrounded by lush greenery, is an amazing picnic spot worth for a visit to spend holidaying in a cool environment.

Dholwal Dam :- Architectural Dholwal Dam, a high utility Dam for irrigation purposes of the surrounding regions, is nested in the lap of the beautiful mountain range of Sahyadris in Kolad.

Gaimukh :- Religious Gaimukh, which literally means cow's mouth, is a small village in Bhandra District of Maharashtra. An old temple dedicated to lord Siva makes Gaimukh an important holy place

Ghosala Fort :- Historical An architectural splendor of yester years, Ghosala fort situates in between the Revdanda and Salav creeks.

Kuda Caves :- A small village Kuda, famous for the Buddhist caves, is placed at the fabulous Janjeera hills near Kolad at a height of 150 to 200 feet above the sea level. These rock cut caves are classic example of Buddhist cave art and amazing for their architectural excellence.

Nagothane :- A sleepy locale, surrounded by wooded hills, Nagothana is situated on the banks of Amba or Nagothana rivulet .The main object of interest in Nagothana is the opportunity to see ‘pathemaries', a type of country boats and other small country boats navigating through the creek.

Located in the midst of natural hilly terrain, Nagothana is a wonderful place for spending the holidays. Other major picnic spots in Nagothana are Pali Ganesh Mandir, Alibaug Seaface, Raigad Ropeway, and Hot Springs at Uddhar.

Rafting :- Kolad is a spectacular location to experience the pleasure of white water river rafting. Kundalika river's 14-kilometre stretch of exciting rapids will provide one and a half hours white water rafting. Rafting through the river calls for extreme courage and bravery. Water rafting in the river reaches its zenith during monsoon season since the water levels are high.

Sutarwadi Lake :- Situated in the backdrop of the majestic Sahyadris, the beautiful Sutarwadi Lake in Kolad is a bird watchers delight. In the pristine and calm ambiance of this lovely lake, one can feel the call of the Mother Nature. Views of the sunrise and sunset are magnificient from the shore of the lake. Sutarwadi Lake is a nice destination for those who wish to be in the luxury of solitude.

Being a haven of migratory birds, this place is to be best visited during monsoon season. The fog, mist, and rain add a special charm to the scenery. A panoramic view of the high hills of Sahyadri peak in the vicinity is an additional attraction. This picturesque spot is a recommended place for spending a weekend holiday.

Tala Fort :- A fortified monument on the southern bank of Malti creek, the Tala fort lies east west at a height of 1000 feet above the sea level in Tara town in Maharashtra. The fort is separated from the rest of the hill by a wide gap. This protected monument of 4th century was built during the reign of Bhoja Raja and was used as a watch on the beautiful Rajpuri stream.

Tala fort is a very good example for the artistic talents of the then generation. The bottom of the hill in which the fort situates is surrounded by thick woody forest. The historic importance and the fabulous look of Tala fort attract a large number of people throughout the year. Once a center of prime importance, this marvelous construction stands as the relic of its past glory.

Tamhini Falls :- Tamhini ghat waterfalls, also known as Valse, are a pretty attractive tourist destination near to Kolad in Maharashtra. Tamhini ghat bears many waterfalls through its hilly rocky terrains. Apart from the majestic waterfalls, the place offers breathtaking views and a peace, calm environment.

The surroundings are imposing with lush green dense forests and grassy valleys. The nearby forest is rich in bird species and bird watchers can spend hours together here enjoying the variety of birds. Monsoon is a good season to visit her, during which the waterfalls take a mighty look and the mesmerizing beauty of the nature will bring any tourist back here for another visit. Swimming is advisable. No Water sports are present here.