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| Barvi Dam, Badlapur |
Barvi Dam is a beautiful reservoir located in the green surroundings of Badlapur, Maharashtra. Known for its calm waters, scenic landscapes, and peaceful atmosphere, it's a perfect escape for picnics, nature walks, and monsoon drives. Whether you’re a weekend explorer or a couple looking for a quiet getaway, Barvi Dam offers the right blend of nature and tranquility.
How to Reach Barvi Dam, Badlapur from Mumbai & Pune
Barvi Dam, located in the lush green surroundings of Badlapur on Barvi River, Maharashtra, is a major water reservoir built on the Barvi River. It plays a crucial role in supplying drinking water to areas like Thane, Kalyan, and Navi Mumbai. Beyond its utility, Barvi Dam is a popular monsoon getaway known for its serene atmosphere, dense forest backdrop, and scenic drives. The dam becomes especially vibrant during the rainy season, attracting nature lovers, bikers, and weekend travelers looking for peace and natural beauty close to Mumbai. This is also one of the reason why barvi dam resort, barvi dam farmhouse and barvi dam River side is famous among Mumbai, Thane region.
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- Nearest Station: Badlapur Railway Station (Central Line, Mumbai Suburban)
- From the station, take a rickshaw or local ST bus towards Barvi Dam (Approx. 18 km).
- Rickshaw fare: ₹250–₹350 approx. (one way)
Barvi Dam by Road:
From Mumbai:
- Route: Mumbai → Kalyan → Badlapur → Barvi Dam
- Distance: ~70 km | Time: ~2 hours
- Route: Pune → Chakan → Murbad → Badlapur → Barvi Dam
- Distance: ~130 km | Time: ~3.5 hours
Route Summary: Mumbai to Barvi Dam
Mumbai / Pune → Kalyan → Badlapur ( East) → Barvi Road → Barvi Dam
Nearby Places to Visit Barvi Dam
- Chikhloli Dam – Small dam surrounded by hills and greenery.
- Kondeshwar Temple – Ancient temple amidst forested area with waterfalls.
- Khandoba Temple, Mulgaon – Peaceful hilltop temple and mini trek.
- Matheran Hill Station – A vehicle-free hill station 45 km away.
Best Time to Visit Barvi Dam
- Monsoon (June to September): Best time to visit. The dam overflows, waterfalls appear, and the surrounding forest turns lush green.
- Winter (October to February): Cool climate, great for picnics and photography.
- Avoid Summer (March to May): Dry surroundings and water levels may drop.
Water & Food Availability
- Water: No municipal or taluka public drinling water. Purchase it at start of the barvi gate from local tea and snack.
- Food: Lots of restaurant, local stall available at roadside from Badlapur to dam entry point. Famous resorts and Vada-Pav are eatery there between the road. rest no stall at DAM area and wildlife sanctuary.
- Carry snacks, fruits, or a packed lunch for picnics.
- Can do family Day camping at riverside of overflow water at Barvi River.
Things to Do at Barvi Dam
- Nature photography, River photography, Birds photography.
- Scenic drives and bike rides from Badlapur - Barvi - Murbad.
- Picnics & day camping with friends/family.
- Enjoy peaceful time by the water (avoid deep swimming)
Important Tips for Barvi Dam Visit Plan:
- Swimming and entering the dam water is strictly prohibited.
- Respect nature: don’t litter, and avoid loud music.
- Visit during daylight hours; the area is not well-lit after sunset.
- Carry mosquito repellent during monsoon.
Stay prepared with our PDF guides.
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