Bamnoli - A scenic village near Satara

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Bamnoli village is the scenic village near Satara which is situated on the bank of Shivsagar Lake formed by Konya dam. Boating is the main attraction of Bamnoli village, local people provided boating for tourists to visit Tapola (Mini Kashmir), Vasota Fort and Nageshwar Temple.

Bamnoli Boat club

There are multiple boating options to choose from and one can either go for a short ride around Shivsagar Lake, or visit Tapola mini Kashmir of Maharashtra, or take guided tour to Vasota Fort or Nageshwar Shiv temple. Boating price is reasonable only if you are travelling in group else you need to pay full amount for any ride.

Bamnoli boat club price chart

How to reach Bamnoli village from Pune: Travel on NH 4 Pune-Bangalore Highway towards Satara city and take left on the exit for Satara city. Bamnoli Village is situated at the end of Kaas Plateau on the way towards Mahabaleshwar via Tapola. Travel till Satara, after crossing the city and just before the tunnel take right turn for the route towards Kaas Pathar and keep travelling for 50 Km from Satara City to reach Bamnoli village.

Places to be visited from Bamnoli village

We have covered this place on the bike trip Pune-Kaas Plateau-Bamnoli-Mahabaleshwar-Pune and it the scenic and must visit place in monsoon. This place can be separate trip if you are nature lover and need to spend some good time with nature or visit it in combine trip with Tapola or Kaas Plateau.

Other places to visit near Satara in Maharashtra:

Feel free to add comments about the places or review about your ride around Pune.

Thanks for reading this Travel Blog! Happy Journey&Life.

Rakmoddin Inamdar

3 comments

Unknown4 April 2018 at 11:39
Do you have any local contact in bamnoli village. We are planning a trip to vasota fort. If you can provide some local contact it will be very helpful.
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Unknown5 April 2019 at 19:58
Very beautiful place I liked Bamnoli and Tapola we have to go on mansoon season with our family
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