Situated 10 km from Igatpuri and at 3000ft above sea level, this architectural marvel is one of the renowned Igatpuri tourist places. Located on the backend of Ghatandevi Temple, it is the prominent point for witnessing a panoramic view of the area. Its unique feature is its top which seems like a turban, and one can see the entire mountain range from it. This fort shares a major share of popularity among hiking and trekking enthusiasts. In the vicinity of the fort, there is a beautiful lake and a famous Hanuman temple, making it a perfect place for a family vacation.

If you are searching for tranquility and mental calmness, Vipassana Centre is among the best places to visit in Igatpuri. With the entrance of the mutt and a large golden pagoda, this is the remarkable landmark of inner peace. Vipassana center offers the teachings of Buddha, which fill you with awareness of the pure joy of existence. It attracts thousands of tourists every year who seek the power of spirituality and meditation.

One of the dulcet locations of Igatpuri, leaving its visitors spellbound with its ineffable charm, lies near Bhatsa river valley. It is a major scenic attraction known for its waterfalls. The euphonious tintinnabulation of the water falling from a source coming off as five different waterfalls give you solace. This tourist attraction is open to charm its visitors throughout the day. So, if you are the one who loves to spend your time with nature, this is a must to visit.

When one feels worn out and powerless, the place of almighty is the first where we feel irenic. If you search for that spiritual peace, Amruteshwar temple is the best of all places to visit near Igatpuri. Built by Shilahara Dynasty rulers, standing since 9th Century AD, this spectacular location is dedicated to the divine deity, Lord Shiva. The classic architecture is so fine that it leaves its visitors lo and behold. It attracts thousands of devotees from all over the world throughout the year and is one of the most popular tourist attraction spots in Igatpuri

One of the highest peaks in Maharashtra, it is a famous tourist destination among the youth and die-hard trekkers. Lying amidst the Sahyadri range, this mountain peak is the best spot to rejoice in the beauty of nature. During the monsoon, the raindrops add up to the beauty of the landscape. The greenery seems to beam off an irenic light that the entire landscape becomes seraphic to the eyes. It offers one of the best places for both adventure-seekers and nature lovers. The marvelous trekking trails here surely can bring out the trekker in you. Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary is a famous place to witness the fastest animal in the world to the giant elephants; everything is in store for you. The breathtaking location with the blue skies and the scenic landscape drives a nature lover to visit this place, even more than once.

Bhavali Dam, is an earthfill dam on Bham river near Igatpuri, Nashik district in state of Maharashtra in India. Bhavali Dam is located near village Bhavali on Darana river tributary of Godavari river. The height of the dam above lowest foundation is 33.97 m (111.5 ft) while the length is 1,550 m (5,090 ft). The volume content is 329 km3 (79 cu mi) and gross storage capacity is 75,050.00 km3 (18,005.45 cu mi).

Madangad fort is nestled amidst the Kalsubai range, at an altitude of 4700 ft. For a visit to this ancient archaeological beauty, one must climb using the ropes as the forest in the range goes denser and rockier, further as gone along it. It offers a thrilling-packed experience to those who trek this trail as its great height can easily run down a chill down the spine of anyone; this is not for the faint hearts. Madangad fort is one of the popular places to see in Igatpuri and to which the Kalsubai range owes its popularity.

At a distance of 13.5 km from Igatpuri and 59 km from Nashik, Vihigaon waterfall is a seasonal waterfalls situated at Vihigaon village in Thane district of Maharashtra. This is one of the best natural waterfalls of Maharashtra and also a popular weekend getaway from Mumbai and Nashik

Ghatandevi Mandir is a temple dedicated to Ghatan Devi - the protector of hills. The temple is located in a gorgeous valley with the majestic peaks of Harihar, Durvar Utvad and Trimbak forming a striking backdrop. The peaceful environment here has made the Mandir a popular attraction and has included it in the list of places to visit in Igatpuri.

The Thul Ghat rail section was officially opened on 1 January 1865 to Egutpoora (today, Igatpuri), precisely 4 years after the line had been extended to Kassarah (today, Kasara) on 1 January 1861.[3] The Thul Ghat (incline) is a series of mountain slopes in the Western Ghats traversed by the Bhusawal-Kalyan line. From Kalyan to Kasara, the line covers a length of 42 mi (68 km) and rises to an altitude of 948 ft (289 m) above sea level at Kasara. The next section from Kasara to Igatpuri is 9.5 mi (15 km) across Thul Ghat and within that distance the line rises from 948 ft (289 m) to 1,918 ft (585 m) the gradient in the section being 1:37.[4] The line negotiates this steep incline with the help of curves. The Ehegaon viaduct along this line is 719 ft (219 m) long and 180 ft (55 m) high.[4] According to IRFCA, “The viaduct is situated in a steep valley nestling in the midst of hills that skirt around it in the tunnels and then is carried across the yawning chasm on a tall imposing structure… Some of the viaducts and tunnels on this line are considered outstanding achievements in Civil Engineering and are among the finest works in the world.”[4] Till early-2007 Direct Current (DC) traction was used to pull trains in this sector. On 2007-05-25, the first Alternating Current (AC) 4,800 tonne goods train was hauled through this region. The AC traction has a voltage of 25,000 volts as compared to 1,500 volts of DC. When it was under Direct Current 58 wagon trains used to be detached into two separate units, and lugged separately. Now six AC locomotives pull the entire train.[2] Winding around the railway line is National Highway

In 2004 the Myanmar Gate was constructed, a grand edifice standing as a symbol of gratitude to Myanmar for preserving Vipassana and as a combined gateway for Dhamma Giri, Dhamma Tapovana-1, Dhamma Tapovana-2, Sayagyi U Ba Khin Village and the Vipassana Research Institute.

It is the highest hill fort in the state, with the summit rising to an elevation of about 4800 feet. The fort presents a very scenic view of the other peaks surrounding it. Since it demands these high-level skills for a two-day trek, Alang Madan Kulang is known to be the most difficult trek that one can do in Maharashtra.

Ratanwadi village's height is 2400 feet above sea level. Total elevation gain will be 1,475 feet. Ratangad Fort Trek's technical difficulty is moderate.