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Welcome to Arany@Phansad

A property located right next to the phansad wildlife sanctuary. Each cottage has their own verandah to laze in. Brilliant all night temperature-controlled swimming pool. Great home-cooked food. Relax with a book/swim in the pool/play board games with friends. Separate area for Barbeque and Bonfire. Nestled in the heart of nature with organic farms surrounded by all sides. Best for groups and Couples. Pet-Friendly. Hillview & Gazebo with badminton & volleyball courts. Set amidst a private agricultural estate, 5 km from the Phansad Bird Sanctuary, Aranya @ Phansad is a homestay experience best suited for the evolved traveler. Set amidst thick teak groves, the resort houses large cottages spread across the estate and plenty of outdoor areas to enjoy the greens that surround the resort.

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Krupali Bodani

Excellent place for relaxed chilled holidays... Food is too awesome to leave from the resort. Less crowded, clean and well maintained.

Guest at HomeStay
Guest at HomeStay
Sheetal Pawar

The villa was awesome and very well designed.. had been there with my in-laws. We all enjoyed a lot. The staff is very well behaved and made us delicious home-cooked food. Overall very good experience.

Guest at HomeStay
Guest at HomeStay
Miketa Shah

Nice place for a silent weekend getaway. The staff is friendly. Can do group bookings too. The food served is very homely. A good place for the private party too.

Guest at House Under A Hillrock
Guest at House Under A Hillrock
Sheetal Pawar

The villa was awesome and very well designed.. had been there with my in-laws . We all enjoyed a lot. The staff is very well behaved and made us delicious home cooked food. Overall very good experience.

Guest at HomeStay
Guest at HomeStay
Nishtha Pandey

Extremely beautiful place, we were about a group of 20 odd people, the staff is super sweet and very accommodating! Really a beautiful experience with the place. It might be a little difficult to locate, look out for a sign on the left-hand side, close to the ground.

Guest at HomeStay – Ashutosh Verma
Guest at HomeStay – Ashutosh Verma
Ashutosh Verma

Nice resort for weekend break with family outside city traffic and noise.

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About Kharkhardi, Maharashtra

Village Kharkhardi is famous for temple of god shri ram it is very big temples situated on Roha-Murud road and in the village god dutta's nice temple located on the south side of village. The boundry of roha tahsil is started from kharkhardi and murud janjira tahsil boundry is ended on bye pass road of phansad abhayarnya road leads to murud janjira short cut going over the hills and forest.Kharkhardi is now famous for Aranya Resorts and Hospitality LLP company who has built there resorts by purchasing farmers land at very cheap prices.Near kharkhardi, kokban village is adjourned and villagers marketing things at this town. Now english school, civil hospital is available 1 km from this village at kokban.

Attractions

Mahabaleshwar

A hill town in Western Ghats, apart from its strawberries, Mahabaleshwar is also well known for its numerous rivers, magnificent cascades and majestic peaks. Mahabaleshwar is a hill station located in the Western Ghats, in Satara district of Maharashtra. Known for its captivating beauty and the beautiful strawberry farms, the city comprises of ancient temples, boarding schools, manicured and lush green dense forest, waterfalls, hills, valleys. The city is definitely among the most sought after weekend getaways from Mumbai. Charming views, enticing valleys, serene lakes and a refreshing delight for your taste buds – the best way to summarize this natures gift.

Ajanta and Ellora Caves

Ajanta and Ellora caves, considered to be one of the finest examples of ancient rock-cut caves are located near Aurangabad in the state of Maharashtra, India. Adorned with beautiful sculptures, paintings and frescoes, Ajanta and Ellora caves are an amalgamation of Buddhist, Jain and Hindu monuments as the complex includes both Buddhist monasteries as well as Hindu and Jain temples. The Ajanta caves are 29 in number and were built in the period between 2nd century BC and 6th century AD whereas the Ellora Caves are more spread out and 34 in number and dates to the period between 6th and 11th Century AD.