Shirpamal

History and Architecture

– Built in 1664 by Vikramshah Mukne
– Originally constructed for strategic military purposes, serving as a lookout point and defense post
– Exhibits Maratha-style architecture with robust and simplistic design
– Made of locally sourced materials, with thick stone walls that have withstood natural elements over centuries

Visiting Information

– Best Time to Visit: No specific information available, but the monsoon season might be ideal given Jawhar’s waterfalls and scenic beauty
– Trip Duration: 1-2 hours, including travel
– Transportation: Accessible by road, with options to hire taxis or take buses from nearby cities like Mumbai and Nashik
– Accommodation: Various options available in Jawhar, including luxury hotels, pet-friendly hotels, and more

Other Details

– Shirpamal offers panoramic views of Jawhar and the surrounding Western Ghats
– It’s a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors for its historical significance and scenic beauty

Location and Significance

– Located on Jawhar-Nashik Road in Dharampur, near Jawhar City
– 4 km from Jawhar Bus Stand
– Historically significant as the meeting place of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Vikramshah Mukne, where they planned their invasion of Surat