Question 1

What are the top attractions We will cover in One Day Trip to Jawhar?

Accepted Answer

Dabhosa and Kalmandv are the top attractions you will cover in One Day Trip to Jawhar. Both of the hotspots are the enchanting waterfalls in the Jawhar district near Mumbai. Jawhar is an untouched and unexplored hill station which is surrounded by scenic beauty, dense forest, and pleasant climate. You will get the opportunity to visit grand temples, placid lakes, dams and other enthralling spots offering a beautiful panoramic view of the down valley.

Question 2

Which meals are included in One Day Trip to Jawhar package?

Accepted Answer

During your, one day trip to Jawhar includes delicious meals including:
-          Breakfast
-          Lunch
- Refreshments

Question 3

What activities are included in One Day Trip to Jawhar package?

Accepted Answer

The adventurous activities available in One Day Trip to Jawhar package includes:
-          Trekking: The trekking begins at Thane station and you will set off for Dabhosa Waterfall’s post breakfast. Dabhosa is one of the highest waterfalls in Maharashtra, and is mounted over Lendi River and falls down from a height of around 300 feet. Just involve in nature with the thunder of the waterfall out of sight.
-          Sightseeing: Apart from trekking, you will get to explore Jaivilas Palace, a most popular historic attraction with a blend of Western and Indian styles of architecture. Also, explore the Hanuman Point, a heavenly place to witness the sunrise from the high hills, valleys and the Royal Jaivilas Palace.

Question 4

Is pick up and drop off facility available in One Day Trip to Jawhar package?

Accepted Answer

Yes, pick-up and drop-off facilities are available in One Day Trip to Jawhar package. You will be picked from Mumbai where the starting point of the trek is Thane and after arrival at Thane, set off for Dabhosa Waterfalls after breakfast. Then, you will be exploring the beautiful Jaivilas Palace and the stunning Hanuman Point. After having an energizing lunch, you will proceed to indulge in more sightseeing and you will be transferred to Mumbai that marks the end of this thrilling yet exciting activities.

Question 5

How far is Jawhar from Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Jawhar is approximately 120 KM far away from Mumbai which takes more than 3 hours to reach. You can use Eastern Express highway to reach Thane and then head towards Bhiwandi to Yewai to Murhe to Mahapoli to Ambadi to Kodus and reach Wada. Then from Wada, take a turn to the left towards pali to Onde to Vikramgad to Sakhare and reach your destination Jawhar.

Question 6

How much does it cost for One Day Trip to Jawhar?

Accepted Answer

The cost for One Day Trip to Jawhar is INR 1,500 per adult when you book it from Thrillophilia, including 18% of discount that turns out to be the best price guarantee. The package is for 14 hours which will include meals, activities, pick-up & drop-off, transport and guide. You will also enjoy adventurous activities such as Dabhosa and Kalmandvi Trek. You will also get to witness the beauty of untouched hill station and explore the Jaivilas Palace, Hanuman Point and other sightseeing. It is to be informed that the children between 5 to12 years of age, the child cost will be applicable.

Question 7

How to reach Jawhar from Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Jawhar does not have an airport so the nearest airport is the Nasik Airport which is located at a distance of approximately 80 KM.  You can hail a taxi or a cab to reach the destination. If you are travelling via train, the nearest station is Lgatpuri Railway station which is 60 KM away and hail a cab to reach Jawhar. Therefore, hailing a taxi or self-driving is the most convenient way to reach as it will be comfortable and economical.

Question 8

What is the best time to visit Jawhar?

Accepted Answer

The ideal time to visit Jawhar is during the winter season from October to February when the weather remains crisp and less humid. During monsoons from July to September restricts outdoor activities because of sudden rainfall.