Panchgani also called Paachgani is famous for hill station and municipal council in Satara district in Maharashtra, India.
It was discovered by British during the British Raj as a summer resort, John Chesson was placed in charge of the hill station in the year 1860 as Superintendent.
A well-known Famous Ganesh Temple located in the Panchgani hill station.
Panchgani is famous for cultivating strawberries, which will be done almost throughout the entire year. Tourists can visit strawberry farms and also some of the farmers will offer fresh, hand-picked strawberries.
Panchgani is not only famous as a hill station but it is also famous for Strawberry Farms. An event of Strawberry Festival is held every year in Summer Season.
Place to visit in Panchgani Hills
Sydney Point:- now is located on a hammock facing the Krishna vale. One will see from here the sparkly waters of the Dhom Dam, and Pāndavgad and Mandhārdeo. state capital purpose is regarding two kilometer from Panchgani Bus stand.
Table Land:- This flat giant expanse of soil rock is that the second longest mountain upland in Asia. Some spacious caves together with the “Devil’s Kitchen” ar visible from here.
Parsi Point:- This scenic purpose is located on the thanks to Mahabaleshwar, and overlooks the Krishna vale and also the blue shiny waters of the Dhom Dam.
Devil’s Kitchen:- located at the south of the table land, the Devil’s room incorporates a mythology related to it: it’s believed that the Pāndavas of the Mahābhārat epic had stayed here for a minute. Pāndavgad Caves (near Wāi) also are aforementioned to be designed by them then.
Mala’s Fruit Products:- bone is one among the most effective jam developers in India. bone introduced the word jam in India. Panchgani is that the town of Mala’s fruit.
Mapro Garden:- located on the curvy roads between Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar, it’s simply accessible by buses originating each from Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar.
