Valley Walk

This is a complimentary activity hosted by our resort. The guided evening valley walk takes you through a wooded patch to the edge of Advait Valley which has a lawn with a view of the Krishna River and dam backwaters. Kate's point and Kamalgad are seen at a distance from here. Advait Valley is also popular as a destination wedding venue. Outdoor gym and kids play equipment are located in the woods on the way to the valley side lawn. Scan the adjacent QR code for Advait map.

Ganesh Temple Trek

This is a guided/self-trek which takes you by the valley’s edge overlooking Krishna river and the pristine forests of Kshetra Mahabaleshwar! A beautiful small temple of Lord Ganesha is at the end of this trek. If interested, please enquire at the reception about this trek! Scan the adjacent QR code for Advait map.
Note : Trekking shoes are essential. This trek is not recommended for people with cardiac issues/leg injuries/back injuries. First aid kit is available with our guide during the trek.

Jor Trek

This trek takes you to Jor village(located in the extreme north of Wai Taluka, Satara District, Maharashtra) through dense forests of Kshetra Mahabaleshwar and opens up every now and then to the beautiful Sahyadri mountain ranges and river views of the Krishna River. Enquire at the reception for arranging a guide for this trek. Locals of Jor Village can arrange for simple home- cooked meals/tea on request. Fact : Many of our team members live in Jor Village and trek up daily to the resort for work! For Jor Trek elevation and distance map, scan adjacent QR code.

Strawberry Farms

In winter season(after rains stop), guests can enjoy strawberry picking and also purchase fresh strawberries from nearby strawberry farms. Some strawberry farms are located right next to Advait Valley which is located 5minutes away by walk from Ramsukh Resorts. Scan the adjacent QR code for Advait map.

Arthur’s Seat

Iituated at an elevation of 1470 m above the sea level, Arthur's seat is popularly known as the Queen of all the sightseeing points! From Arthur's Seat Point, one can see a picturesque vista having Konkan on one side and Dakkhan (Deccan) on the other. The drive towards Arthur’s Seat takes you through one of the richest forest patches in Mahabaleshwar. Arthur's Seat Point area has 6 points in total viz. Arthur's Seat Point, Echo Point, Hunter Point, Tiger Spring Point, Window Point and Malcom Point.

Connaught Peak Point

Connaught Peak is the second highest peak in Mahabaleshwar. It offers trekkers stunning views and thrill to adventure lovers. Kamalgad, Rajgad, Torna are visible in the North direction where as Panchgani, Pasarani ghat are visible in the East direction. Ajinkyatara, Yavateshwar, Makarandgad, Pratapgad and old Mahabaleshwar (Kshetra Mahabaleshwar) are also visible from this point. Best time to visit : Sunrise.

Kate’s Point

This point provides a stunning view of the Krishna valley and the Dhom Dam. The rock structure at this point looks like an elephants head or needle hole which is truly a wonder of nature. This point can also be seen at a distance from Ramsukh Resorts and from Advait Valley!

Heritage Temples & Local Market in Kshetra Mahabaleshwar village

Visit temples which were built in the 13th century and learn about the history of Mahabaleshwar! On the way to the temples you can shop for handicrafts, souvenirs and local fruits in the Kshetra Mahabaleshwar villages market.
Fact : The first historical mention of Mahabaleshwar dates back to year 1215 when the King Singhan of Deogiri built a small temple and water tank at the source of the river Krishna in Kshetra Mahabaleshwar (Old Mahabaleshwar).
Note:For more nearby trekking options enquire at reception for local guide's contact number.

Wai

A historic town situated at the foothills of the mighty Sahyadris, Wai is home to numerous ancient temples. The Marathi Encyclopaedia Centre is also based in Wai.

Pratapgarh Fort

Located at a distance of 24 kms from Mahabaleshwar, Pratapgarh Fort bears mute testimony to the heroic deeds of the great Maratha leader, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

The Fort houses a temple dedicated to goddess Bhavani Mata and a seventeen feet statue of Shivaji. Near the fort lies the dargah of Afzal Khan, who was killed in a clash with the Maratha warrior king.

Tapola Lake

Tapola Lake - is a picturesque place 25 kms from Mahabaleshwar. The winding drive to the lake through dense forest is a treat to the eyes. Tapola is located at the confluence of the Koyna and Solshi rivers, and boasts of the biggest dam (Shivsagar) of Maharashtra. Tourists flock to the famous boat club at Tapola, which is known for its boating and water sports activities.