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Yeldari Dam

Yeldari Dam was built as a small hydel power station, built on River Purna. Later, the dam was renovated and developed as a very big reservoir and also tourist attraction spot in the Jintur Taluqa district of Maharasht

Yeldari Dam, dams in Maharashtra

About Yeldari Dam

55 Km From Hingoli. Situated On Hingoli Jintur Road To The North West Of Hingoli City. The Work Of The Dam Started In Year 1958 And Finished In Year 1968. The Length Of The Dam Is 2.921.81m And Height Of The Dam Is 51.36m. The Capicity Of The Dam Is 809.263 T.M.C.

Hotels/Lodge/Accommodation

**Lotus Hotel:**Sangli,Maharashtra,India

**Hotel Natraj:**Sangli, Maharashtra,India

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Location info

  • Address: parbhani,Maharashtra,India

  • District: parbhani

  • Nearest City: Sangli

  • Best time to visit: October to March

How to reach Yeldari Dam

  • **Nearest Railway Station:**Sangli railway staion

  • **Nearest Airport:**Pune airport

  • **Road Transport:**Sangli to Pune By bus

Nearest petrol pump

  • Petrol Pump: Saraswati Nagar, Sangli, Maharashtra,India

Best time to visit Yeldari Dam

July to March: post-monsoon when water levels are high. During peak summer, water levels may be low.

Timings & opening hours

Typically open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. May be restricted during monsoon or high water levels.

Entry fee & tickets

Free entry or nominal fee of INR 10–30 per person. Some dams have separate parking charges.

Duration needed

1–2 hours to view the dam and surrounding area. Combine with nearby picnic spots for a half-day outing.

Safety tips

Follow safety instructions from dam authorities. Do not venture into restricted areas or deep water. Be cautious near spillways during monsoon — water levels can rise suddenly.

Things to carry

Water bottle, snacks, camera, and comfortable walking shoes. A hat and sunscreen for sunny days.

Nearby visiting places

Other dams in the region, nearby picnic spots, waterfalls, and temples.

Nearest airport, railway & bus

Nearest airport: depends on location. Nearest railway station: the nearest station on the Central or Konkan Railway. Accessible by state highways and district roads.

Mobile network coverage

Airtel, Jio, and Vi all provide excellent coverage across Maharashtra’s cities (Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur) and major tourist areas. 4G is reliable along highways and in most towns. Coverage may be weaker in deep forest areas of Tadoba, Melghat, and certain ghat sections. Free Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels and cafes.

Food & restaurants nearby

Food options are available in the nearest town. Maharashtrian cuisine — missal pav, vada pav, puran poli, and local thalis — is widely available.

History of Yeldari Dam

This dam was constructed to serve the irrigation and drinking water needs of the region. Many dams in Maharashtra were built in the post-independence era as part of major river valley projects. They also contribute to hydroelectric power generation.

Things to do at Yeldari Dam

View the impressive dam structure and reservoir from designated viewpoints. Enjoy a picnic in the surrounding green areas. Visit during the post-monsoon season when the dam is full and the spillway is active. Many dams have well-maintained gardens nearby.

Things to visit & highlights

The main highlight is the massive dam structure and the vast reservoir behind it. Spillway views during monsoon, landscaped gardens, and designated picnic areas are popular features. Some dams have viewpoints offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding area.

Climate & weather

Maharashtra has a diverse climate spanning coastal Konkan, the Western Ghats, and the interior Deccan plateau. Winter (November–February) is the best time to visit: temperatures range from 12°C to 30°C depending on region. Summer (March–June) is hot, with interior areas reaching 40°C+ while hill stations (Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala) remain pleasant. The monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rainfall to the coast and ghats but transforms the landscape into lush green. October–November is pleasant post-monsoon.

Frequently asked questions

Is the dam open to the public? Most dams have designated viewing areas open to the public. Access to the dam structure itself may be restricted for security reasons.

When is the best time to visit? Post-monsoon (October–February) when the reservoir is full offers the best views. During summer, water levels may be low.

Are there any boating facilities? Some dams have boating facilities on the reservoir. Check locally for availability and safety regulations.

Accessibility

Accessibility information is not currently available for this site. Contact the venue directly or check with your accommodation for the latest accessibility details.

Rules & restrictions

Standard visitor rules apply. Check locally for any specific restrictions at this site.

Best photography spots

The best photography spots are typically during the golden hours (early morning and late afternoon). Scout the location first to identify the best angles, and consider the direction of light at different times of day.

Quick facts

  • Location: Maharashtra
  • Best time to visit: August to February when water levels are high
  • Ideal duration: 1-2 hours
  • Entry: Free entry; parking may have nominal charges
  • Access: Well-connected by road; scenic drive to the location

Visitor information

  • Timings: Generally open from sunrise to sunset. Verify local timings before planning your visit.
  • Entry fee: Free entry. Some dams may have nominal visitor fees.
  • Best time to visit: October to March for the most comfortable weather conditions.
  • Duration needed: 1 to 2 hours recommended for a comfortable visit.

Map & location view

  • Destination: Yeldari Dam
  • State: Maharashtra, India
  • Region: river valley region of Maharashtra
  • How to reach: Accessible by road from nearby towns and cities. Local transport options include buses and taxis.
  • Google Maps: Search for “Yeldari Dam, Maharashtra” on Google Maps for precise directions and navigation.

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