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A UNESCO World Heritage (Biodiversity) site famous for wildflowers.
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Sajjangad - Fort of Good people
This is 18 km from the city. Not only is it a fort and the final resting place of Sant Ramdas; it is a pilgrimage site
Approximately 20 km from the city, this is a popular attraction with a picnic area and a platform for viewing the falls.
The Impregnable Star
Ajinkyatara is a (prominent) fort on one of the seven mountains surrounding Satara.
A memorial in Satara honoring Rango Bapuji Gupte. This memorial is located on a hill offering a view of the city on one side and Ajinkyatara Fort on the other.
A replica of the original in Tamil Nadu built in the 1980s. This temple for Sri Nataraja has several towers and four gateways as well as several shrines (temples) within the complex.
About 10 km from Satara city in the village Degav, the place of God Mahadev. Place is surrounded by around 300,000 pindis (sacred stones or tree stumps).