Manranjan Fort West part of the Rajmachi fort is Manranjan Fort. Its built was powerful so that no enemy could demolish it easily. The fort was built to have a watch on the plateau down the Manranjan hills. Manoranjan can be approached from the road behind Bhairavnath temple .The fort has three entrances and also has a water tank at the top of the peak. Currently the fort is in ruins and the government and local authorities are taking necessary steps to preserve this historical fort. The fort offers an excellent comprehensive view of the plateau down. Fort is placed at the peak of the hill which is vibrant with thriving natural beauties. The entrance is in a state of ruin and the watchmen houses and ammunition depots on the fort can only be seen. There is square lake of water, which is filled with clean water all year round. A straight rock divides this lake into two parts and the person knowing this place can walk through it.

Shrivardhan Fort Shrivardhan Fort, an ancient fort linked with the history of Maratha rulers. It is located to the east region of Rajmachi town. Shrivardhan is located about 130 km west of Pune. The establishment of the fort is in Martha architectural style and the impressive entrance of the Shrivardhan fort is in a curved shape. The fort is built at the pinnacle of one of the peaks in Rajamchi, so that one can view the movements of the downhill region. The view from the fort is breathtaking with wide lush green landscape and undulating hilly terrains. The fort displays attractive Buddhist caves and two water tanks with plenty of water through out the year. Bhairavnath temple adds the attraction of the Shrivardhan fort. The nearest railway station is at Mangaon (65 km). Shrivardhan is about 200 km to the south of Mumbai by road.

Bhairavnath Temple Bhairavnath Devasthan is placed at Dhak in Lonavala region. A greasy path takes to this temple, which is enclosed by thick forests. Bhairavnath Devasthan is situated at a place called Dhak in Rajmachi. The primary deity of this grand old temple is Shiva in the form of Bhairav. The temple architecture is similar to Shiva temples else where in Konkan region. The temple is situated in the backdrop of naturally thrilling forest regions. Soft breeze and cool atmosphere provide the premises of the temple a sacred atmosphere. The temple can be approached by a slippery path with many small shrines for other Hindu gods and goddesses are also placed around the main sanctum sanctorum. Mahashivarathri is the famous festival here on which day hundreds of devotees visit this temple with many offerings.

Rajmachi Wildlife Sanctuary There are quite a few places around Rajmachi that one can come across. The Rajmachi Wildlife Sanctuary is placed at the base of the Western Ghat in Sahyadri ranges. The Rajmachi Wildlife Sanctuary is established in the picturesque locale enclosed by thick green forests. The sanctuary offers the wildlife beauty in its purity. This is a weekend destination for the nature loving tourists. The sanctuary surrounded by large number of animals and birds. One major attraction here is the mammoth Indian squirrel. It is a rare place where one can spot the wild animals freely moving in their natural habitat. The landscape is embellished with rare species of herbs and plants. The region is very good for nature walks, trekking and bird watching. September to March is the best time visit Rajmachi.

Tungarli Dam Tungarli Dam built across the Tungarli Lake is a famous weekend picnic spot nearby Rajmachi. It’s an amazing lake which is the source of water to the residents of Lonavala. The water looks crystal clear during the monsoons. It is considered the best place that provides much peace and calmness to all those who wish to take a break from the fast city life and spend time with nature. The Dam is placed in the backdrop of scenic surroundings with lusting greeneries. Tungarli village, in the hills in Sahyadri ranges, offers picturesque comprehensive view of the city down the Rajmachi and also other places such as Lonavala and Lohagad. The Dam was built many years back help for the irrigation of the Rajmachi region. Tungarli Lake is a small lake with rough approach roads. Reaching the dam site is a trekker’s honor. The camping convenience for the trekkers and tourists are available at the lake site. Some new resorts are also available in this place.