For all trip adventurers, India is a game of treasure hunting. And when we talk about possibilities for tourists in that sense, Maharashtra has a pretty lengthy list to choose from. For most people in Gujarat and Maharashtra, Mumbai has long been one of their favourite weekend escape destinations. The smallest hill station in India, Matheran, is where we arrived this time from Mumbai. A three-day vacation to justify the splendor of Matheran is preferable, but a weekend excursion might suffice for a lovely refreshment.
The rain is a constant companion in Matheran, and you can always count on it to play tricks on you. The weather in Matheran is always uncertain. In the morning, it appears that the sky is clear, but an hour later, you might experience a lovely shower. The typical weather changes in Matheran are winters in the morning and rainy season during the day.
Matheran Hill Station is situated on a plateau that abruptly descends into the stunning Sahyadri valleys, offering breathtaking views of the area. The “lights of Mumbai” are clearly visible from Bombay Point on a clear night. During the monsoons, Matheran is a complete beauty. Post-monsoon is indeed the finest time to travel because the hill station is covered in lush vegetation and the waterfalls are still gushing in all their beauty.
There are 40 locations to see in Matheran, along with two lakes, two parks, four significant places of worship, and a racetrack.
Matheran’s sheer cliffs provide breathtaking vantage spots. There are 38 locations on the lush hilltop that offer breathtaking views. A 360-degree view of the surrounding area and the town of Neral is available from Panorama Point. It offers breathtaking sunrise and sunset views. The Prabal Fort can be seen clearly from Louisa Point.
Matheran Hill Station is a year-round destination. Every season offers something unique and different. If you enjoy the rains and want to be closer to nature, the monsoon season is the best time to visit Matheran. During the monsoon, many waterfalls will greet you. Don’t forget to visit Charlotte Lake during the monsoon season. It is overflowing and has formed a stunning waterfall.
Matheran is cooler during the monsoon and winter seasons. The monsoon season lasts from June to September. During the monsoon season, Matheran receives a lot of rain. The temperature drops to 12-15 degrees Celsius in the winter. Winter visitors to Matheran are advised to bring woolen clothing. Later in the summer, it is not as cold. The highest temperature recorded is 32 degrees Celsius
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