Palasdari Dam
A serene water reservoir nestled in gentle hills. Built during the British railway era, it offers gentle overflow cascades and family picnic spots.
Unwind by Karjat's tranquil freshwater reservoirs, railway-era heritage dams, scenic cycling routes, and sunset lakeside picnic spots.
A serene water reservoir nestled in gentle hills. Built during the British railway era, it offers gentle overflow cascades and family picnic spots.
A serene freshwater reservoir set against lush Sahyadri hills. Features peaceful cycling routes, sunset lake views, and relaxed family picnic spots.
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Surrounded by the Western Ghat mountains, the Karjat region is blessed with natural water catchments, historic British railway reservoirs, and pristine freshwater dams. Sites like Palasdari Dam and Pali Bhutivali Dam offer idyllic waterfront settings for peaceful picnics, morning nature walks, and evening sunset photography.
These dams play a vital role in providing freshwater and maintaining the lush, verdant microclimate that makes Karjat one of Maharashtra's greenest weekend retreats.
Paved countryside roads around Pali Bhutivali ideal for morning and evening bike rides.
Stunning reflection photos over still waters with Sahyadri hill backdrops.
Shaded tree canopies and tranquil spots near Palasdari for peaceful family outings.
Palasdari Dam is approximately 4.5 km south of Karjat Railway Station (about a 10 to 12-minute drive by auto-rickshaw or taxi along the Khopoli-Karjat road).
Commercial boating is regulated in drinking water reservoirs. However, private riverside resorts in Karjat offer kayaking and boating on safe Pej and Ulhas river stretches.