Pune to Bhimashankar is an exciting journey of 128 kilometers via Manchar. Bhimashankar is an exotic tourist destination, which gives the travelers a wonderful opportunity of enjoying some picturesque locales.
Reaching Bhimashankar
From Bhimashankar the closest railway station and airport is Pune. Bhimashankar can also be reached by Pune Nasik Highway.
Best time to Explore Bhimashankar
Winter and monsoon are just the perfect seasons for visiting Bhimashankar. Bhimashankar has lots to offer to the nature lovers as well as the adventure enthusiasts. Visitors may enjoy bird watching, trekking and sight seeing amidst the beautiful landscape of Bhimashankar.
The Sacred side of Bhimashankar
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The temple of Lord Shiva should not be missed, as this is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of India. The Hills Manmod is located close to Bhimashankar. The hill features the carvings of Amba Ambika and Bhootlings. These works are better known as Budha style of carvings. Hanuman Lake, Nag Phani, Sakhi Vinayak, Gupt Bhimshankar, Bombay Point and Origin of River Bhima are some of the other ideal tourist spots of Bhimashankar.
The Natural side of Bhimashankar:
Bhimashankar is famous for its natural beauty and the wild life sanctuary. Shekru, a rare animal species is found in the deep forest areas of Bhimashankar. Rich flora and fauna of the place attract tourists from all parts of India. Different varieties of mango, behda, hirda, fern, bamboo and herbs are found in Bhimashankar. Panthers, wild boars, hyenas, mouse deer and sambars are some of the wild animals species found in the forests of Bhimashankar.
So, the next time the travelers visit Pune, they should definitely drop in Bhimashankar.
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