Vajrai, which
is also known as Bhambavali, is a village located in the Sahyadri hills near
Satara, in Maharashtra.
The village is located at a distance of about 27 km from the main town of Satara. Vajrai is chiefly popular for its Vajrai waterfall, which is placed at a height of about 1,840 ft above sea level. The fall is considered as one of the tallest waterfalls in India. The place is also popular among the tourists for its natural splendor and pleasant. The place is visited by thousands tourists from different parts in the country, all over the year.
The village is located at a distance of about 27 km from the main town of Satara. Vajrai is chiefly popular for its Vajrai waterfall, which is placed at a height of about 1,840 ft above sea level. The fall is considered as one of the tallest waterfalls in India. The place is also popular among the tourists for its natural splendor and pleasant. The place is visited by thousands tourists from different parts in the country, all over the year.
Attractions
Vajrai Waterfall- Vajrai fall is regarded as one of the
tallest waterfalls in India, situated at a height of about 1,840 ft above sea
level. The waterfall cascades down from a great height of about 800 ft and its
sight to be cherished by the nature lovers. There are many picnic spots around
this falls that adds to the popularity of this spot.
Thoseghar Waterfall- It is the third largest waterfall in
Maharashtra, which is located towards south of Vajrai Waterfall. There are
other captivating waterfalls close to this fall like Sandavli waterfall,
Kelavli waterfall, Vajrai waterfall and Kasani waterfall that adds to the
attraction of this place. Due to the existence of numerous waterfalls in this
region, the spot is a popular destination among the trekkers and nature lovers.
Forts- Vajrai is also popular among the
tourists for the ancient forts located around this place. Some of the forts that one can visit while
touring this village are Vairtgad, Vasota, Chandangad, Sjinkyatara, Pandavgad
and Sadashivgad. These forts are popular trekking destinations of the region.
Boating- One can also enjoy boating on the
dams or lakes located at a close distance from the place. The picturesque
Vajrai waterfall is abounded by lakes, such as Urmodi, Kanher, Koyna and Kas.
Caves- Numerous small caves located close to
the Vajrai waterfall is another major attraction for the tourists visiting the
village.
Urmodi Dam- Urmodi dam is named after the Urmodi
River, which is believed to originate from the Vajrai waterfall. The site is a
popular picnic spot that offers some captivating views.
Best Time to Visit
Though the
place can be visited throughout the year, the best time to visit the place is
during the monsoons season, when the various waterfalls of this are at their
peak.
Accommodation
There is no
modern accommodation facility found at this place beside the home stays
provided by the natives of this place. Staying in the home stays of this place
offers you a memorable experience of observing the rural lifestyle. These home
stays are also known for providing delicious local dishes. The home stays are
available at affordable rates. If you are looking for better accommodation
facilities then you should go to the city of Satara, which is dotted with a
wide range of hotels and resorts.
How to Reach
By Road: The place can be accessed through
road from Satara city, which is located at a distance of about 27 km. The water
fall can also be reached from places like Mumbai (295 km) and Pune (147 km).
Regular state buses ply from these places along with other places in
Maharashtra to
By Train: The nearest station to this place is
in Satara, which is located at a distance of about 27 km. Tourists can board
the local cabs or even hire one from outside the station to get to the place.
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