Most reviewed places in Khāmgaon, India

Historic hilltop fort with a memorial for 17th-century emperors, plus a temple to the goddess Kali.

Ruins of hilltop fort offering scenic view & challenging mountain hikes, especially in rainy season.

Unassuming rural resort with modest rooms, plus a vegetarian eatery & an outdoor pool.

👍 Good view ! This viewing point comes on the way to Torna Fort. These ghat areas become a canvas for nature in the monsoons. Nature uses green in particular and paints the region into a priceless art. The landscapes are terrific and wondrous. Don’t miss it in monsoon.

👍 We had our family get together here for about 40 people, just the day trip. We had 7 years young one to 88 years young. All enjoyed being here. For the day package, you get welcome drink, breakfast, lunch and snacks in the evening. Food was good. Since we visited it on Sunday, the resort was overcr...

😠 If you are a family man and searching for a peaceful place near nature, it's not the right option for you. We had the worst experience ever, no proper management, they allow drink and smoke and play loud music till late night and it will not end there, after that all drunken people will make noise n...

👍 Nice resort with day tour option. They charge approx 1600 for a person with breakfast, lunch. And 1200 for kids. U can negotiate rates. It’s available on weekends only I.e. Friday Saturday and Sunday only. Less crowded and Amazing swimming pool experience. Best place for kids. No Non veg cooked and...

👍 Attended The wassup flee at this place. It was good.they had parking space. nice space. area is good, very near to main baner road. Washrooms are really bad.. Rest it was good.

👍👍 What a place what a resort everything is just too good.. I will always recommend to anyone. You can visit - either you can go for day outing or day night also. We were 7 people and booked for day and night. Firstly when you visit you will get welcome snacks and dinner items is really good. If you wa...

👍👍 Great place to visit any day early morning with family. We can also go into water at wish. Early morning smog is available around the roadside. Foods are available to eat along side the road as well.

Simple rooms with minifridges in a hillside resort offering complimentary dining, a pool & a gym.

Simple rooms in a casual riverside resort offering 2 restaurants, an outdoor pool & a game room.

👍 Constructed in the late 1950s, Panshet Dam is situated at a distance of 50 km from the southwestern region of Pune. Nestled amidst the lush green beauty of the mighty Sahyadris, one can find a lot of big and small waterfalls in its surroundings. You can plan your visit to the Panshet Dam either du...

Simple quarters in a tranquil lakefront resort featuring a vegetarian eatery & an aquarium.

👍👍 A beautiful place to visit round the year, many local food stalls available, it is suggested not to visit on weekend evenings to avoid huge crowds and standstill traffic jams for hours.

👍👍 Tasty food , clean place , good staff service , we will visit again, thanks for good experience

👍👍 Neelkanteshwar Temple is one of the best attractions near Panshet town in Pune,Maharashtra. You can drive to the foothills of this mountain.Some part of the 2 kms climb is steep and there are no steps to help you out. *After reaching the top you feel that the climb was worth it.* The temple and its...

🫤 We booked private villa which is good as private fridge(works if electricity is there), big TV, carrom, sofa, speaker is given. Location is OK OK as resort is not on corner of actual dam there is another property in between. Dam view is not available from villa. Food is below average for foodie pe...

👍 We did not use the Resort rooms, but we just had a nice late lunch here yesterday. From the first instance this place is relaxed and laid back, you really feel relaxed. Small animals like Rabbits, Pigeons ducks welcomes you. There are multiple sitting areas surrounded by backwaters on one side and g...

👍 Panshet Dam, also called Tanajisagar Dam, is a damon the Ambi river about 50 km (31 mi) southwest of the city of Pune in western India. The dam was constructed in late 1950s for irrigation and, along with three other dams nearby, Varasgaon, Temgharand Khadakwasla, it supplies drinking water to Pune