Malshej Ghat in Monsoon | Nature, Fog & Waterfalls in the Sahyadris

Описание: Rain and Tears by Neutrin05 / neutrin05
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🎵 Track Info:
Title: Rain and Tears by Neutrin05
Genre and Mood: Ambient – Sad

Kabhi-kabhi zindagi ko thoda slow karna padta hai…
And in those rare moments, nature becomes our greatest healer.

In this cinematic travel vlog, join us on a monsoon journey to Malshej Ghat, one of Maharashtra’s most breathtaking mountain passes nestled in the Sahyadri ranges. Just a few hours from Mumbai and Pune, Malshej transforms into a fog-covered paradise during the rains — with countless hidden waterfalls, lush green valleys, and dramatic cliffside views.

We explored some of the most beautiful and lesser-known spots including:
🌧️ Jambhli ka Pani / Flamingo Waterfall
🌫️ Thumb Point & Krishna Bella Point
🚗 Malshej Underpass with warrior murals
🛕 Ganesh Mandir
🚙 Car washing point
🌊 Tangadi & Nisarg Kimiya Waterfalls
🏞️ MTDC Viewpoint, Reverse Waterfall & 🏞️Pimpalgaon Joga Dam
🦩 And yes… we spotted flamingos too!

• Malshej Ghat monsoon cinematic vlog
• Sahyadri mountain range experience
• Hidden waterfalls like Jambhli ka Pani / Flamingo Fall
• Thumb Point & Krishna Bella Point views
• Temple & historic underpass
• Tangadi Waterfall and Nisarg Kimiya falls
• Drone shots in dense fog and mist
• Local flavors: Maggi, Bhajiya, Bhutta, and Chai
• Flamingo sightings at Pimpalgaon Joga Dam
• Reverse Waterfall, MTDC viewpoint, and scenic valleys
• Peaceful family road trip during monsoon
• Nature, serenity, and emotional travel storytelling

This vlog captures the essence of traveling slowly, mindfully, and emotionally — with family moments, local flavours (Maggi, bhajiya, chai, bhutta) and fog so dense, the road disappears.

🎥 Shot in cinematic style with drone footage, ambient rain music, and heartfelt narration — this is not just a vlog, it’s a monsoon experience.

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📍 Distance & Info:
• Distance from Mumbai: ~130 km
• Distance from Pune: ~120 km
• Best Time to Visit: July – September (Monsoon)

#malshejghat #maharashtra #malshejghatinmonsoon #2025

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🎬 Don’t Miss Out:

👉 Coming up next: Khireshwar Village, Nageshwar Mandir, Naneghat, and Ozar Ganpati!