Attractions in Amboli
Madhavgad Fort
One of the main attractions of Amboli is the Madhavgad Fort that offers mesmerizing views of the surrounding forest area. This fort is accessible only from the northern side. Once you reach the fort, you can enjoy amazing view of the Konkan Coast and the Arabian Sea. This fort is 4 times the size of the Shaniwarwada fort in Pune. Although now in ruins, the fort is a commemorative monument on the main road. It has tales of war to tell to its visitors. The tombstone nearby says ‘only one British soldier died in the battle.’
Amboli Falls
One of the most wonderful tourist attractions of this hill station, Amboli Waterfalls are visited by tourists in great numbers each year. The monsoon time, between June-October, is the best time to visit these waterfalls when they are in their full glory. You can enjoy a picnic with your loved ones and can partaking like bathing under the waterfalls.
Nangartas Falls
Located at a distance of 10 km from Amboli, the Nangartas Falls are a part of the Sindhudurg district. Popular for having a pleasant and a refreshing environment, these falls are a major attraction. These falls gush down into a contracted ravine creating a lot of roaring sound. A concrete bridge has been constructed so that the tourists can have a better and a safer view of the waterfalls.
Shiva Temple
Placed on the entrance of the cave from where River Hiranyakeshi Uppam originates, there is s small temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is said that the temple was commissioned by a man who thought that he was the reincarnation of Lord Shiva. Flocked by devotees in large numbers during the Maha Shivaratri, the temple is located in a peaceful environment.