Keshavraj - Aasud 

and flowing throughout the year. You can climb the hill and reach up to the origin of the spring. This temple has Peshwian style of architecture. You can experience uninterrupted tranquility here. Way to Keshvraj is a small trek passing through coconut, beetle nut, mango and cashew trees. You will spontaneously bow down in front of statue of lord Vishnu which glooms in the silent light of Samayee.

Kelshi 

Mahalaxmi Temple: This naturally immerged Goddess Mahalaxmi’s temple was built in Peshwa regime. It is located at the base of Uttamber hill oat south end of Kelashi. Entire temple fortified by stone wall. It has two pinnacles / steeples / domes under which there lies a huge Sabhamandap. Fully blossomed lotus ponds near the temple enhance its beauty. There are houses of Lord Ganapati & Lord Shiva within same premises.

Unhavare Natural gysers 

One can easily recognize Sulpher smell to this water as it comes out from underground Sulpher deposites. This water is said to have medicinal importance and can cure skin diseases. Adjacent dense forest, Temple of Lord Shiva on neighboring hill, calm flow of creek reach floura makes this geographical surprise more beautiful & attracts the tourists.

Harnai Port & Beach 

You will take a view of Goa fort Fatehgad, Kanakadurg & Suvarnadurg while walking towards lamp post. Harnai lamp post is the oldest and important light house on entire Konkan cost. You can stand near the lamp post & observe Murud beach anchored ships in the harbor Suvarnadurg & endless sea up to horizon.

Ganesh Temple - Anjarla 

curve to his trunk, but this statue has its right curved trunk. Kadyvarcha Ganpati is said to be live deity (Jagrut Devata) and completes all the pleas. (Nawasala Pawanara Ganapati).The temple has stone staircase on the right to reach at the top of the temple, where from you can view the Arabian Sea up to horizon, Suvarnadurga fort Harnai, dense coconut beetle nut plantation.  

Dabhol 

The name of Dabhol was included in oldest ever map of Tolemee. Dabhol was princliple trading port between 13th to 16th centuries & also had military importance. It was named as “Dalabhyapuri”, “Dalabhyawati”, “Mahikawati”,”Hamajabad”, “Maimunabad”. This prot was ruled by Chaul, Shilahar, hindu and then muslim dynasty. You will find many religious places of Hindu and Muslim around Dabhol.
Chandika Mandir - The temple of goddess Chandika is chief attraction of Dabhol visit. It is situated in underground natural cave & idol of goddess (Chandika Devi) is said to have immerged naturally (Swayambhu) on its own. To get Darshan of deity you have to pass through darken tunnel. This path and entire cave is lit up by using oil lamps only. It is trusted that Chatrapati Shiaji Maharaj frequently visited this temple. There is a natural spring of cold water near the cave flowing throughout the year.