- From picturesque hill stations and gorgeousbeaches to adventurous getaways, there are many places to visit near Mumbai during the weekends. Mumbaikars take holidaying very seriously but shrinking weekends make it impossible to plan extended trips. This means only one thing: pack in as much as you can and make the most of each day. Based on this philosophy of maximizing your weekends, here are a few weekend breaks from Mumbai.
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Saputara Hill Station
Located atop a thickly forested plateau in the Sahyadri range, Saputara is the only hill station in the Dang district in the south of Gujarat.
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Ajanta and Ellora caves
Separated by a distance of about 100 km from each other, the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Ajanta and Ellora provide an interesting peek into the ancient sculptures and paintings of different Indian religions—Buddhism, ...more
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Tarkarli
With its white sands and blue waters, the Tarkali beach is a great place to unwind and sample spicy Malvani cuisine, which makes ample use of locally-available,fresh seafood.
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Goa
Goa’s beaches offer an overwhelming array of choices. Whether it’s peace and quiet you’re after or adrenalin-infused adventure, we help you find the right kind of beach.
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Peacock-watching in Morachi Chincholi
Head to Morachi Chincholi to watch peacocks prance in the rain
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Panchgani
A quintessentially residential area, it exudes a charm that harks to a time gone by.
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Diveagar
This peaceful beach is for those who truly want to get away from the hustle-bustle of big cities.
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Harihareshwar
Imagine a soft wind, gentle sands and calm waters complemented by some delectable fresh seafood and comfortable beachfront accommodation.
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Ganpatipule
This small town in Ratnagiri has one of the most spectacular beaches along the Konkan Coast. Clean, and studded with coconut palms and mangroves,
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Matheran
Matheran sits atop the Sahyadris Mountain range and is another hot weekend getaway for city slickers.
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Mahabaleshwar
Once the summer capital of the Bombay Presidency during the British Raj, it offers visitors a perfect blend of modernity with old-world charm.
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Keechakadara
As accounted in the Mahabharata, this is the place where Bheema killed Keechaka, the villain and threw him into the valley below.
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Bhandardara
For a short hour-long journey, this hill station offers city dwellers a drastically contrasting landscape and stunning surroundings.
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