It’s amazing experience 🌳. So much green ☘️🍀& serene 🍃🌱. Beautiful city view from hills , mesmerising , lush green , many small & big waterfalls 🌊. It is completely natural place protected by forest 🌳 department. It’s not allowed 🚫 for the common public to go there specially in monsoon . Casualties do happen here . We generally go there with regular visitors of this place who are acquainted with each & every part of forest 🌳 . One can go there with all precautions & with someone to guide . Else not recommended .But it’s worth going & to see untouched beauty of nature .Be ready to grab a crab 🦀 where you sit to relax or a spider 🕷 or may be lizard 🦎 when you walk deep inside a jungle 🌳🐉. Enjoy whining & buzzing of bees 🐝 flies 🪰 & mosquitoes 🦟🌝🌞🌝Forgot to mention beautiful flowers 🌸🌺🌻🌷🌹all around .

More attractive place .I have visite again and again and enjoy in nature

Perfect for a weekend getaway, in the heart of the city hardly 1.3 hrs walk to reach this place and the view is worth the walk and the experience is refreshing.

Its kind of an untouched by human property.filled in with lush greenery every where around. And some area of it is restricted also so we did not went over their.although enjoyed a great view

Although, I wasnt able to reach the waterfall because of it having been closed off recently for visitors by the forest department (or so I heard from the locals), nevertheless, is a great trekking spot, if you take a detour into the forest instead. Small streams and local establishments can be found inside after some exploring.

Awesome place .. But must follow SGNP guidelines before visiting this place.. Not recommended for below 18 years tourist

The place is been restricted by government, but still you can find locals and villagers at water fall.The problem is the police can come any time you might found yourself in problem.So, if you kind of adventurous you can go there.I would suggest dont go untill the restriction has been redeemed.

Access to waterfall is stopped. You can take an amazing short drive. Per person charges for entry is approximately Rs.70

Very nice place remote location, adventure Vibes... Be careful while tracking..

This waterfall is closed. And there is entrance fees for travellers and vehicle parking. Wastage of money😞 . For one car and one couple the entrance fees are 387₹. Too costly.

It is very enjoyable please

Good place for group picnic

Full enjoy At this waterfall

There is no water fall... Waste of time

Its wonderful place

Nice place to visit

Its one of the best off beat part of Thane City, situated remotely from the city. Needs a little bit of help from us to keep it cleaned saw bits of garbage amat many places. Sorry to say this but next time please carry your garbage back when you guys visit this place! Thanks :)

Yeoor Waterfall is located close to Mumbai between Borivali & Dahisar area but falls in Thane areaThis waterfall can be easily reached only from Thane Railway Station (west) or Thane WestAlthough it is considered close to Mumbai, it takes 1hour & above to reach from Mumbai to Yeoor WaterfallWhereas it takes 30minutes or less than that to reach from Thane West/Thane Rly. Stn. West to Yeoor Waterfall

Yeoor photos

Nice place

It was beautiful place with surrounded greenery

Waterfall at yeoor thane

Nice waterfall

Very nice

Lovely place, also known as Devi cha Pani

Beautiful and peaceful place to visit near Mumbai and Thane.

Best in June to september

Superb BUT go with company and in daytime. This IS a forest area with panthers and one can also get lost in road. great place to visit in the rains

Pl send phone no

Nice place to chill with friends.Beware of the foresters

It was like once in a lifetime trip

Love it

Good

Superb

It’s inside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park; if you get access to trails and go inside it’s beautiful. Complete disappointment in terms of facility for public. government done nothing here. Took 350 rupees from us as entry fee for car and per person. It’s not worth at all giving money. Complete encroachment by local people. There is no access to trails; mountain. Lot of commercial resorts; who does not allow local public inside where they have created direct access to mountains.Borivali side of this National Park is far more better. It has all kind of public facility and access to beautiful nature.My recommendation is not to visit Thane side of National Park.

Beautiful place to visit

Beautyful

Easily approachable and beautiful natural experience. Garbage (plastic water bottles, beer bottles, chips wrappers etc) thrown by revellers and absence of basic sanitation facilities make me give a 4* instead of 5*.

Natures beauty at its best .... Monsoons

Nice place

Nice place

Yeoor is a hilly area in Thane city of Maharashtrastate in India. Situated in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, it is known for its panthers and wildlife and is popularly known as Mumbais National ParkThe area also has road access with the general transportation being bus, auto rickshaws and private vehicles.The local village is quite under-developed with no electricity in the last 2 villages. Also the area has Municipal School with classes up to 9th grade. There are proper sanitation facilities in the village. There are hospitals in the village area but not modern. For treatment, the people have to come down to the Vartak-Nagar area (downhill) which is a proper town and a host to many reputed residential complexes.

My first tip to everyone who is planning a trip here, please dont waste your precious time, and money,its totally not worth it. For starters, it is expensive to enter, especially if you are going in with a vehicle(which ofcourse you may need, else its a long walk to nowhere), so its ₹190 for vehicle entry(forest entry fees apparently) and ₹60 odd (per person). So as a family of 4 + vehicle we ended up paying ₹430 for entry itself. Then driving uphill looking for a waterfall or some sort of lake (which we seen in reviews) dont know if they even exist. We dint find anything. On asking locals also we dint get any directions or suggestions, all we got in response was there is nothing here to see, its just jungle and nothing else.So we drove, looking for a place to sit or chill but could not find that either.Disappointed we left off feeling sad that we wasted precious time and money, instead of that we could have gone for a better drive somewhere else.So please dont waste your time (more than anything else, and also your money) which you can put to use somewhere else.

Great place to visit in monsoon. Well connected from road.1km from dmart gb road thane west

Best place for nature lovers.

Cant wait to visit

Best Hill station in Thane to visit::- beauty, Greenery, Sceneries, various plants, monkeys, etc.

Great place for Nature photography

Yeoor is a hilly area in Thane city of Maharashtra state in India. Situated in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, it is known for its panthers and wildlife and is popularly known as Mumbais National Park[1]Yeoor has 6 villages, and houses a population of around 3000. There are bungalows owned by the wealthy and ministers.An Indian Air Force station is also located in the area. Access to the area is tightly controlled by the Forest Department, and no vehicles are permitted to enter after 20:00 hours.The entire village area has access to MTNL, Dolphin and Vodafone network.The clean atmosphere is the main attraction of these hills, and has converted it into a perfect tourist spot for the people of Thane. People also come for morning walk and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere.

Nice

Heavens

Beautiful place to visit in monsoon

Nice place

Nice place

Waterfalls

Small outing place with family nearby

Shut down for outsiders so not sure

Waste of time

Nice

Nice place

BEAUTIFUL WATERFALLS

A place to avoid in monsoon

Loved it

Where is it?

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A magnificent waterfall

Yahan jaane ke liye kaise jana

Beautiful waterfall