As one of Maharashtra’s most visited tourist destinations, Satara is known for its historical significance and abundance of ancient forts, temples, and museums. When visiting Satara, there are numerous options for adventure seekers, nature enthusiasts, and travellers alike.
The seven forts (Sat-Tara) are the source of the city’s name, five among which are must-see for tourists, namely, Ajinkyatara, Pratapgad, Bhushangad, Kamalgad, and Sajjangad.
The old cultural and natural treasures of Satara include lakes, stunning waterfalls, bird sanctuaries, plateaus and some of the district's most popular tourist attractions.
Ancient structures, including forts and temples, are celebrated in Satara. In addition, the Kaas Flower Plateau, a World Heritage Site, and beautiful waterfalls are additional features.
Satara is 123 kilometres away from Lohegaon Airport, which can be reached using buses and taxis available near the airport. The drive to Satara takes roughly 2 hours and 44 minutes. Satara is around 264 kilometres from Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport, which is a four-and-a-half-hour drive by car.
Satara Railway Station, on the Pune-Miraj line, is well connected to other Indian cities. Satara may also be reached by regular trains from Mumbai and Pune.
The ideal time to visit and experience Satara, Maharashtra's medieval city, is during the winter months of September to February.
