Near by Attractions

serene hill station known for its colonial architecture, scenic viewpoints, and tranquil environment. Directions from our Homestay: 

By Road: Dri approximately 9 kilometers via the Neral-Matheran Road to reach Dasturi Naka, the entry point for Matheran. From Dasturi Naka, vehicles are not allowed; you can proceed on foot, hire a horse, or take a hand-pulled rickshaw to explore Matheran. 

By Train: Head to Neral Railway Station, about 2.4 kilometers from Haware Meadows. From there, you can board the Neral-Matheran Toy Train, which offers a scenic journey up to Matheran. 

A heritage narrow-gauge train offering scenic vistas of the Western Ghats. Directions from our Homestay: 

By Road: Travel approximately 2.4 kilometers to Neral Railway Station to board the toy train to Matheran. 

An eco-friendly agro-tourism farm offering activities like fishing, farming, and nature walks. Directions from our Homestay:
By Road: Saguna Baug is located approximately 1.7 kilometers from Neral Junction. From Haware Meadows, drive towards Neral Junction and then follow the Karjat-Neral Road to reach Malegaon Village, where Saguna Baug is situated. 

A popular trekking destination offering panoramic views and historical fort ruins. Directions from our Homestay:

By Road: rive towards Neral Railway Station, then proceed on the Neral-Matheran Road. The base village for the trek is Anandwadi, located a few kilometers from Neral. From the base, 

it's a moderate trek to the fort.  

 Kothaligad, also known as Fort Peth, is a scenic hill fort in Maharashtra, India. Nestled in the Western Ghats, Kothaligad offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. The fort is renowned for its unique pinnacle, shaped like a cobra's hood, which gives it the name "Kothaligad" or "Peth Fort." Popular among trekkers, it provides an exhilarating adventure with lush greenery, ancient caves, and a rich historical ambiance. 

Surrounded by thick verdant forests, Kondana Caves is located near Kondana Village in Maharashtra. The caves are famous for their intricate carvings which are associated with Buddhism and are said to date back to 1st Century BC. These caves showcase an excellent display of stone cut structures and will incite your curiosity if you are a history lover. 

Bhivpuri Waterfall in Karjat, Maharashtra, is a hidden gem surrounded by lush greenery and scenic landscapes. Accessible through a picturesque trek, this waterfall captivates visitors with its cascading waters and serene atmosphere. The journey to Bhivpuri Waterfall involves traversing through nature trails, adding an adventurous touch to the experience. It's a perfect retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape and a refreshing dip beneath the soothing waters of this hidden Karjat gem.