Kavlesad Point, Amboli - A malvani land of beautiful valleys, waterfalls, forts and sea shores in Kokan....

 Amboli is in Sindhudurg, India. Amboli ( Marathi - आंबोली)is a hill station in south Maharashtra that lies in the Sahayadri Hills of Western India. At an altitude of 690 meters it is the last hill station before the coastal highlands of Goa and a relatively unexplored one.

Amboli receives the highest rainfall in Maharashtra and remains pleasant all around the year. The best season to visit Amboli is during the monsoon between June and August where there are heavy rains. During non-monsoon seasons, the town wears a deserted look and leads life with a lazy approach.
Given its placement on the Ghats and being the recipient of highest rainfall, Amboli remains pleasant all round the year is a treat to visit. It’s this characteristic of the town that attracts many visitors from the neighboring cities of Goa and Belgaum on weekends.


Amboli is an excellent place for trekking. The beauty here is Hiranyakeshi flows towards east and joins Ghataprabha just below Hidakal dam, while Terekhol river flows westwards through Malvani plains of Kokan and merges with Arabian sea near Malvan which take some 2 km apart....

 (Kavalshet point,Near Nagartaas,Sindhudurg)

 ( group of waterfalls in Kavalshet)

 (View of terekhol valley in Sindhudurg and Ratnagiri districts)



 (Kavalshet point,Near Nagartaas,Sindhudurg)

 ( group of waterfalls in Kavalshet)



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