Porcupine Point:

Also called the sunset point, Porcupine Point is a renowned perspective in Matheran. It is called so as a result of the state of the slope which looks like the state of the porcupine bird. It is famous for the brain blending perspective on Matheran during the sunset and an unmatched perspective on the Prabalgad Fort situated nearby.

Situated around 2km from Matheran railway station, Porcupine Point can be arrived at by walking or horse riding.

Neral Matheran Toy Train: Neral Matheran Toy Train is a legacy rail line that interfaces Neral to Matheran by means of a 21-kilometer rail line. It is a two feet limited check rail route worked by Adamjee Peerbhoy in mid 1900 and is currently shown to the Central Railways. It fills in as a fascinating method of transport to investigate the Western Ghats of India.

Ambarnath Temple: Ambarnath Temple is a historic Hindu temple devoted to Lord Shiva. Situated at Ambarnath close to Mumbai, it was worked in 1060. The temple complex has an unmistakable likeness to the Dilwara Temples situated in Mount Abu. The staggering design of the temple complex is a treat to the eyes. The yearly celebration of Mahashivratri is praised with extraordinary excitement in the temple.

Panorama Point:

Panorama Point is a scenic point in Matheran that offers 360-degree all encompassing perspectives on the Western Ghats and the verdant fields specked with towns far underneath. An ideal outing spot, this spot is relatively less packed than different places in Matheran as it expects one to travel. One can likewise take a pony which will require close to one hour from the principal city or take the Neral-Matheran toy train and trip for 2 kilometers on a rough way.

Display Point is a magnet for photograph devotee and experience searchers as it offers lovely dusk and dawn sees, perspective on mists, valley, lake and pinnacles.

Echo Point:

Echo Point is a well known perspective in Matheran. It is well known for the resonations and echoes it creates. Notwithstanding this peculiarity, this location is additionally popular for its regular virgin magnificence. The ridge likewise gives an elevated perspective of the whole region. Covered with a sweeping of green grass, the mountains of Sahyadri are something else.

Situated on top of a precarious bluff, Echo Point is additionally known for experience exercises like rope climbing and zip lining. Echo Point is likewise a food sweetheart’s pleasure, as different stall and little shops give tasty nearby Maharashtrian luxuries at reasonable costs.

One Tree Hill Point:

One Tree Hill point in Matheran is quite possibly of the most grand perspective in Maharashtra. It is named so on the grounds that it has only one tree becoming on top of the slope. The one tree slope perspective bears the cost of an all encompassing and unhindered perspective on the profound valleys and extending timberlands that encompass the slope station of Matheran. It is likewise well known for journeying.

A delicate journey up to the peak offers an entrancing perspective on the encompassing places of interest of Tent Hill and Chowk Village. Shivaji’s Ladder Road denotes the way easy from now in the vicinity, and you can partake in the picturesque magnificence on the way down too. This spot is a curious objective to unwind and loosen up amidst nature.

How to Reach One tree hill point: It is a 45-minute walk from the Matheran Railway Station. The street is lopsided, cleared with little stone. Thus, care should be followed while navigating this way. On the other hand, you can likewise ride on a horse to the One Tree Hill Point. The horse ride is somewhat costly so makes a point to appropriately deal prior to recruiting a horse.

Tips:

1. Beware of the monkeys at Matheran. Do not dangle any food in front of them. Otherwise, they are entirely harmless.
2. The resident locals are a very trustworthy and honest people- you can trust them with your baggage or other belongings without hesitation during the day or the night. If you are stuck at any point of time on any route, don’t be afraid to ask for help.
3. The trek to the top of the hill is not recommended for the elderly.

Charlotte lake:

Also called the Charlott lake, Charlotte Lake is one of the most tremendous attractions of Matheran. An ideal speedy retreat for those look for quiet in the lap of nature and an ideal spot for the campers and picnickers. Set in the midst of a thickly populated backwoods, birdwatching is a famous movement here. Visit Charlotte Lake during dawn and nightfall to get picturesque perspective on Echo Point and Louisa Point.

On one side of the lake is an old sanctuary of Lord Shiva – Pisharnath Mahadev Mandir. A one of a kind part of the sanctuary is its Shiva Linga, which dissimilar to the typical dark ones, is spread with vermillion here and is shifted aside. Found just a mobile separation away from the fundamental market region, this lake is the essential wellspring of crisp drinking water for the number of inhabitants in Matheran. The beginning of Charlotte lake is a dam, which spills over when it rains and structures an immaculate little cascade to shape the sparkling lake in storm.

How To Reach Charlotte lake: Any sort of motor-driven vehicle is not allowed in Matheran. You can take a bus or private car up to Dasturi car point from where you will need a horseback ride or a man-pulled rickshaw to ferry you to your hotel in Matheran or directly to the lake if you want. Within Matheran, horses, cycle rickshaws and your own two feet are the only means of transport for you.

Best Time to Visit Charlotte lake: Lake Charlotte is in its full majestic form during the monsoon, when like all other South Indian rain-fed water bodies, the showers fill the lake up to the brim. However, monsoon can spoil bird watching or outdoor camping sessions as well. So, the ideal time is just immediately after the monsoon, during October-November.

Monkey Point:

The Monkey Point of Matheran is located in the state of Maharashtra. This unique destination overlooks beautiful scenery of the Western Ghats and its intimidating mountains and deep gorges. As the name suggests, this place is often frequented by gangs of monkeys. This destination also has abundant quantities of indigenous flora and fauna and makes up for an interesting way to learn about the local weather and vegetation. You can also experience the phenomenon of echoing here if you shout out into the mountains while facing the Hart Cliff.

The Monkey Point houses a wide variety of local variants of monkeys and langurs, and you can spot them here quite easily. But beware! These monkeys can get aggressive at times, and you need to be very careful while navigating through this destination. It is advisable that you do not carry any food items or attention capturing articles with yourself at this place.

Shivaji’s Ladder: Easy from now on tree slope perspective in Matheran, Shivaji’s Ladder is a pathway with the means looking like a stepping stool. Encircled by rich green woods, it is one of the most well known traveling focuses in Matheran. It is said that Maratha Emperor Chhatrapati Shivaji involved this pathway for his hunting trip in Matheran.

Louisa Point:

Louisa Point is one of the most popular perspectives in Matheran. It offers two unique perspectives from the top – one view is of the sky contacting the mountain and an all encompassing perspective on the valley underneath. The other view is of the beautiful Charlotte Lake seeming to be a jewel neckband.

Visit Louisa Point is on a sunny morning to partake in the staggering perspective on the city and the remaining parts of Prabal and Vishalgad post. The best opportunity to visit Louisa Point is during nightfall. It is found 1.5 km away from the principal market region and is effectively reachable by walking.