What types of accommodations are available at Fulgulab Lawns & Homestays?

At Fulgulab Lawns & Homestays, we offer a variety of accommodations to suit different needs. Choose from cozy double rooms for solo travelers or couples, and spacious dormitories that can accommodate larger groups or families.

Do you provide stay for Drivers?

Yes, we offer accommodation for drivers at a nominal rate of ₹300/- per night.

Which is the best peaceful homestay near Junnar forts?

Fulgulab Lawns & Home Stays is considered one of the most peaceful homestays near Shivneri, Naneghat, Jivdhan and Hadsar forts.

Is there a good event lawn near Junnar?

Yes. Fulgulab Lawns has a spacious landscaped event lawn suitable for weddings, receptions, birthdays and corporate retreats.

Must-Visit Sites in Maharashtra: Top Destinations to Visit in Maharashtra

Saurabh Chhajed
5 days ago
2 min read

If you’re dreaming of a getaway filled with lush greenery, historic marvels, and serene landscapes, Maharashtra is calling your name. This vibrant state in western India offers a treasure trove of experiences that blend nature, culture, and history in the most inviting way.

Whether you’re a nature lover seeking tranquil retreats or a curious explorer eager to dive into local heritage, Maharashtra has something special waiting for you.

A Journey Through Nature and Heritage

Maharashtra’s charm lies in its diversity. You can start your day with a refreshing trek in the Western Ghats and end it by exploring centuries-old forts that whisper stories of valor.

One of the best ways to soak in this blend is by visiting Malshej Ghat, a stunning mountain pass known for its waterfalls and migratory flamingos during the winter months. Nearby, you’ll find Junnar, a town steeped in history with ancient caves and forts that offer panoramic views.

Where to stay: For a peaceful retreat, consider staying at Fulgulab Lawns & Home Stays. Nestled near Junnar and Malshej Ghat, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and reconnect with nature.

The Top 5 Must-Visit Attractions

If you are planning your first trip, these five destinations are the crown jewels of the state:

Ajanta and Ellora Caves: UNESCO World Heritage Sites featuring incredible rock-cut architecture and ancient murals.
Lonavala and Khandala: The go-to twin hill stations for lush greenery, trekking, and local "Chikki" sweets.
Mahabaleshwar: Famous for its strawberry farms and the stunning Arthur’s Seat viewpoint.
Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve: A must for wildlife enthusiasts looking to spot the majestic Bengal tiger.
Shirdi: A spiritual hub that attracts millions seeking the peaceful atmosphere of Sai Baba’s temple.

Hidden Gems: Beyond the Usual Spots

While the popular spots are incredible, Maharashtra also hides some lesser-known treasures for those seeking tranquility:

Bhandardara: A peaceful spot known for the beautiful Arthur Lake and Randha Falls.
Matheran: Asia’s only vehicle-free hill station—perfect for a quiet, clean-air walk.
Chikhaldara: A unique retreat featuring coffee plantations and deep valleys.

Pro-Tips for Your Trip

Best Time to Visit: October to March for pleasant weather; July to September for the "Green" monsoon experience.
Local Flavors: Do not leave without trying Vada Pav, Misal Pav, and the sweet Puran Poli.
Packing: Carry sturdy walking shoes for the forts and a light jacket for the hill stations.

Embrace the Spirit of Maharashtra

Maharashtra is more than just a state—it’s a feeling. From the sunrise over the Sahyadri hills to the quiet moments by a lake, you’ll find yourself immersed in its warm embrace.

If you're looking for the best starting point, I warmly recommend the areas around Junnar and Malshej Ghat. With cozy stays like Fulgulab Lawns, your adventure will be as comfortable as it is unforgettable.

Pack your bags—the magic of Maharashtra is waiting for you!