SATARA - Surrounding by Seven Hills

Maharashtra 07 Mar 2021

Satara an untouched tourist destination is surrounded by seven hills on all sides. It has a rich historical significance as the place was the capital of the old Maratha kingdom. Satara reveals its importance as an ancient centre of cultural heritage. Several temples, forts, lake as well as bird sanctuary make the place a wonderful place of visit.

Satara has become famous as it hosts pilgrimage tourism, nature tourism as well as leisure tourism. Pilgrimage Tourism has gained importance here. Several temples were built in that period of Maratha rule and reflect the architecture of the Maratha style. The temples of Natraj Mandir, Ganapati Temple and Koteshwar Mandir are among preferred Pilgrim sites.

Satara is a place with charming scenic beauty. The beautiful lakes as well as cascading waterfalls make the place a truly preferred destination. The beauty of the surroundings is enhanced by a clean lake, dark woods and beautiful hilly landscape. The attraction of Satara includes Kaas Lake, Sahyadri Tiger Reserve, Ajinkyatara Fort, Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum, Thosegarh Waterfalls and Sajjangarh Fort. Tourists can also explore the nearby areas after reaching the place.

STATE: MAHARASHTRA

LOCATION: Satara the administrative headquarter of Satara district is situated 256 km from Mumbai in Maharashtra.

LANGUAGE : Marathi, Hindi and English.

WHEN TO VISIT : Throughout the year destination. October to March is the best time to visit Satara.

CLOTHING : Cotton in summer and woolens in winter.

Famous for

Historic
Nature
Pilgrimage
City
Temple

How To Reach

By Bus

Satara is well connected with other towns and cities within the state as well as those in the neighboring states with a good network of roads.

By Train

Satara railway station is 07 km away from city center. Many trains that run from the neighboring state of Karnataka pass through this railway station. From outside the railway station local taxis are easily available.