The safari at Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve is a delight for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers, offering great opportunities to spot and photograph the big cats and sloth bears.

Situated at the base of a hillock and facing the beach, the Ganesh Mandir is a devotee’s delight, and its peaceful premises only add to the experience.

Amongst the most famous landmarks in India, the Haji Ali Dargah is frequented by devotees from all communities.

One of the four locations for the Kumbh Mela, the banks of river Godavari are dotted with small temples and frequented by devotees all year round.

Ambala Talaw intertwines devotion, literature and history beautifully and is a must visit for every devotee.

Situated in a small village in Nagpur, Ganpati Devasthan is one of the eight Ashta-Vinayaks in Vidarbha and is famous for the 12 feet tall Ganesha idol that is believed to have self-evolved.

The Siddhivinayak Temple is amongst the most popular of places of worship in Mumbai and is famous for the Siddhivinayak idol that was carved out of a single black stone.

Famous for its architectural beauty and historical importance, the sacred monument of Buddhism is a major tourist attraction.

The holy shrine of Lord Kedarnath, Jotiba Mandir is a must visit for every tourist who wishes to experience Maratha culture in its true essence.

With large landing areas and medium altitude hills and ridges, Kamshet is the ideal site for paragliding and fun flying.

Frequented by adventure sports enthusiasts, the Kundalika river in Kolad is the hub for white water rafting and the only rafting facility in India that is open all year round.

Clear waters and rich sea life in the Sindhudurg Fort area make it a famous site for scuba diving and snorkelling in Maharashtra.