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Visit To Amboli Essay

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Experience A Magical Monsoon At Amboli As many parts of the country experience season’s first showers that are bringing smiles on the flushed and suntanned faces; everyone is looking forward to welcome the most-awaited rainy season. Though we are used to the warm and tropical weather, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of soaking in the monsoon rains. To enjoy the bliss, head to a place that compliments the amazing weather perfectly. There are so many places which fit the bill, but today we’ll tell you about Amboli - a fairly unexplored hill station in the Sindhudurg district of South Maharashtra, that boasts an unbelievably good weather. This pretty little hill station, nestled in the hills of the Sahyadri ranges in the state of Maharashtra, …show more content…

The nearest airport at Belgaum is 80 km away from Amboli. The Amboli village can also be reached by traveling for 84 km from Panjim, Goa. Few of the nearest railway stations are Sawantwadi, Kolhapur, Belgaum, Miraj, etc. And while Amboli is around 490 km and 345 km from Mumbai and Pune respectively, it is relatively closer from other major cities like Kolhapur (110km), Sangli (150km) and Sawantwadi (28 km). A lot of Karnataka State & Maharashtra State Transport buses regularly shuttle between Belgaum and Sawantwadi via Amboli. Best Time To Visit Amboli By Drpansarerahul - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=34031105 Amboli being a hill station, experiences a pleasant climate and therefore, can be visited throughout the year. The best time to visit though is between June - to – October, which enhances Amboli’s beauty in manifold. Ideal for a laidback and relaxing mini-vacation, Amboli is a perfect weekend getaway from Goa and major places in Maharashtra like Mumbai, Pune, etc. Places To Visit In Amboli By Nilesh2 str at en.wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0,

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