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Khadakwasla Dam : खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले, धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून पाण्याचा विसर्ग वाढवला
Khadakwasla Dam : खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले, धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून पाण्याचा विसर्ग वाढवला
Khadakwasla Dam : खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले, धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून पाण्याचा विसर्ग वाढवला
खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले, मागच्या काही दिवसात मुसळधार पाऊस झाल्याने खडकवासला धरण भरले आहे.
पुणे – खडकवासला धरण (Khadakwasla Dam) 100 टक्के भरले असल्याने धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून सुरू विसर्ग वाढवून दुपारी 1 वाजता 11 हजार 900 क्युसेक करण्यात येत आहे. पावसाच्या प्रमाणानुसार व येव्यानूसार विसर्ग पुन्हा कमी…
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Just a short drive from Pune, Cliffs Edge is one of the best villas in Khadakvasla. Situated on a hill overlooking the lake, the villa offers amazing views. More info:- https://www.amastaysandtrails.com/en-in/destinations/bungalows-and-villas-in-khadakvasla/
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Luxury Beyond Compare: VTP Khadakwasla Pune Presents a Paradigm of Exquisite Living.
If you have been dreaming of a life filled with unparalleled luxury, VTP Khadakwasla Pune is here to turn those dreams into reality. This prestigious residential project sets a new standard for exquisite living, offering a lifestyle that goes beyond compare.
Nestled in the serene and picturesque surroundings of Khadakwasla, VTP Khadakwasla Pune is a testament to architectural brilliance and meticulous attention to detail. From the moment you step foot inside this magnificent project, you are transported to a world of opulence and refinement. Every aspect of the residences is crafted with precision and finesse, ensuring that no compromise is made when it comes to luxury.
Prepare to be mesmerized as you enter your lavish abode at VTP Khadakwasla Pune. The residences boast spacious layouts that are designed to maximize comfort and functionality. From the exquisite finishes to the premium fixtures, every element is carefully selected to create an ambiance of grandeur. This is luxury living at its finest, where every corner of your home exudes sophistication and style.
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Panshet Dam
My father is visiting us from Kerala. We went to Phoenix Mall at Viman Nagar on Saturday. I wrote this post about the drive to Tamhini yesterday after we returned. A line I wrote there reminded me that I had originally planned to visit Panshet first. That trip was forever postponed as life kept throwing things at us. Since my father was here, I took the opportunity to drive to Panshet.
Drive to Panshet
The drive to Panshet took us right through the heart of Pune and out the other side. We started late in the morning. The road extended up to Lavasa went past Khadakwasla before it reached Panshet. The dam seems to have created two catchment areas. I did not fully understand the geography and having just returned, I do not understand it completely. There was minimal traffic in the city itself. There were multiple road closures because of construction of the Metro. Once we were on the road to Khadakwasla and at the lake side, there was enough traffic as there was parking only to one side of the road. Bamboo sticks were used to stop vehicles from parking on the lake side of the road. But the views were lovely. We did not stop here. A little bit up the road, past the defence lands, there was a Mankar dosa point with multiple other eateries. It also had a clean, decent toilet facility since it was new. We stopped here for a bathroom break and had basundi tea. There was still some heavy traffic headed towards Khadakwasla but as we turned away from Sinhgad Fort at Donaje, the traffic was lighter. We made good time on the road to Panshet but the views slowed us down. At Tamhini, we saw a lot of jackfruits being sold on the road sides but mangoes dominated the road to Panshet. We also drove past a lot of paddies on the banks of the Mutha river. We saw some terrace farming examples of paddy as the water gushed down the sides of the hill to meet the Mutha. We passed the little town of Panshet before the dam dominated the view on one side. The canals taking water away from the dam seemed to be full but the river itself had dried up. We took a road to the side which took us past the MTDC resort where we briefly considered having lunch at. My father wanted to go to the top of the dam but we found a small road down one side which took us unexpectedly to the boating place.
At Panshet
Unlike Tamhini, where we just drove to a point and then took a U-turn, we decided to do at least one activity while at Panshet. We went boating. My wife is crazy about boating and everything related to water. On the side of the hill, we looked at the lake that had been formed by the dam. The water level had gone down considerably. When we left the parking lot, the hotel was on the lake side and one level down. The boating place was at least a few levels down from there. One could fit an old Bombay styled two story building between the lake side hotel and the boating place. We had standard Maharashtrian food at the hotel. It was delicious because of the taste and because of the hunger. My son caught my father’s hands and walked up and down the length of the old Bombay style two story building between the hotel and the boating point. We chose a standard motor boat. I am queasy about boat rides but got in without too much hassle. I somehow expect the boat to sink on one side while I get in. The boat went a distance to the side to get some paddlers away from trouble. After that we resumed the boat rides. We acted touristy, posed, and took pictures. I found it harder to get off the boat. The walk up the cliff to the hotel was a hard one. My son encouraged us on the way up. He took one step at a time. We rejoiced and took a step behind him. So reflective of life. Once we got up the cliff, my daughter wanted to play in the park filled with rickety old park things — swings, slides, etc. After a while even she found it hard to enjoy there and we decided to return home. Ride back home The ride back home was disappointing. I guess the same scenery didn’t excite us. Or we were just too tired to notice. We stopped at a roadside sugarcane place, one of those operated by a bullock. The sugarcane juice was lovely. We had just got network back on our mobile phones and the first things I saw was an alert about how sugarcane juice was bad for you. We stopped at the same place at Donaje for some cold water, some tea and bathroom breaks. We then drove home non-stop. At some point the road was not the way we had gone. But it was standard Pune fare. Nothing noticeable. On the way back, I showed my father my work place. We got back just in time for evening tea.
After travel
For certain parts of our journey, we make use of the mobile to lull our son so that we get a good attempt at eating some food. This is not possible when you try to stream content he likes. We must remember to download it for such times when network isn’t available. We made the same mistake at Tamhini but did not learn our lesson. But I used this opportunity to tell my daughter of a time when this was how it was done. She expressed happiness that she did not live in such times. I guess she doesn’t know what she is missing. We did not carry clothes for change this time and we had multiple places where we could have enjoyed the water otherwise. I may not have stopped for this, but the possibility existed and we weren’t ready for this scenario.
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VTP Khadakwasla Pune | Luxury Nestled in Comfort
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khadakwasla dam : खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले, धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून पाण्याचा विसर्ग वाढवला
khadakwasla dam : खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले, धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून पाण्याचा विसर्ग वाढवला
khadakwasla dam : खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले, धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून पाण्याचा विसर्ग वाढवला
खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले
पुणे – खडकवासला धरण 100 टक्के भरले असल्याने धरणाच्या सांडव्यातून सुरू विसर्ग वाढवून दुपारी 1 वाजता 11 हजार 900 क्युसेक करण्यात येत आहे. पावसाच्या प्रमाणानुसार व येव्यानूसार विसर्ग पुन्हा कमी किंवा जास्त करण्याची शक्यता आहे. नदीकाठच्या नागरिकांनी दक्षता घ्यावी-जिल्हा प्रशासनाचे…
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Panshet Camping itinerary: Complete Travel Guide.
Panshet camping is a top pick for adventure fans! You'll find plenty of campsites nestled around the lake, offering a peaceful natural backdrop. Just about 50 km from Pune city, Panshet is a beloved spot for picnics, drawing visitors from Mumbai. With affordable boat rentals, it's the ultimate destination for a day of enjoyable activities. Stay in comfortable tents or cottages, complete with bonfires and nighttime stargazing.
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History of Panshet Dam
Panshet Dam was built in the late 1950s to irrigate the surrounding areas. Alongside Panshet Dam, three more dams - Temghar, Varasgaon, and Khadakwasla - were also constructed. Today, it serves as a crucial source of drinking water for most regions in Pune. Unfortunately. Click Here
Places to Visit near Panshet Dam
Panshet Dam itself is a scenic spot, offering beautiful views of the surrounding Western Ghats. Here are some other places you can visit near Panshet Dam:
Panshet Water Park: This is a popular amusement park located close to the dam. It has a variety of water rides and attractions for all ages, including water slides, a wave pool, and a lazy river.
Sinhagad Fort: This historic fort is located about 20 km from Panshet Dam. The fort offers stunning views of the surrounding area and is a popular spot for trekking and hiking. Click Here
Places to Stay near Panshet Dam
Panshet Dam offers a variety of stay options depending on your budget and preferences. Here are a few choices:
MTDC Resort - This is a government-run property that offers budget-friendly rooms and cottages. It's a great option if you're looking for a simple place to stay with basic amenities.
Subhedar Machi Panshet Resort - This resort offers a variety of rooms and cottages, as well as a swimming pool and a spa. It's a good option if you're looking for a more luxurious stay. Click Here
Best Time To Visit Panshet Camping
There are two main times to visit Panshet Camping:
The monsoon season (June to September): This is the time when Panshet is at its most lush and green. The waterfalls are flowing, and the landscape is a photographer's paradise. However, it can also be quite crowded during this time, and the monsoon rains can make the roads slippery.
Panshet Camping 2 Days Itinerary
This itinerary is designed for a relaxing and fun-filled 2-day camping trip at Panshet Dam, incorporating nearby attractions for daily activities.
Day 1:
Morning (7:00 AM - 10:00 AM):
Wake up to the scenic view of the lake and enjoy the fresh morning air.
Enjoy a refreshing breakfast at your campsite (many campsites include breakfast in the package)!
Take a leisurely walk around the campsite and soak in the natural beauty.
Departure (2:00 PM onwards):
Check out of the campsite and pack your belongings.
Head back home or explore other nearby fun places to visit, like:
Warje Urban Park: This is a great place to relax and enjoy nature. It has a lake, gardens, and a children's play area.
Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park: This zoo is home to a variety of animals and birds. It's a fantastic spot to visit with the little ones!
If you're interested in the full itinerary, feel free to click here!
How To Reach Panshet Camping
Depending on your preference and budget, there are a few ways to reach Panshet Camping.
By car or bike: This is the most convenient option, especially if you are coming from a nearby city. The distance from Pune to Panshet is about 40 kilometres, and the drive takes about 1.5 hours. Here are the directions:
You can check out their itinerary. Hope it will help you to ease your travel planning. They will give you full itinerary plans. Check "Here"
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