About Yeoor Hills
Yeoor Hills is a forested hill range located in Thane, Maharashtra, forming the eastern boundary of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. It is known for its dense forests, diverse bird species, and trekking trails suitable for various experience levels. The area offers a pollution-free environment and is a popular destination for nature lovers and trekkers near Mumbai. Visitors can explore streams, waterfalls, caves, and ancient temples within this protected reserve.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural forest environment with trekking trails, birdwatching opportunities, and potential wildlife sightings including leopards. The area features streams, waterfalls, caves, and a butterfly garden near the Tikuji-ni Wadi entrance. Multiple resting places and food joints are scattered throughout the hills. Entry requires payment of a forest fee at the gate, and visitors should carry proper trekking shoes and sufficient water.
Key highlights
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Part of Sanjay Gandhi National Park ecosystem
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Trekking trails for beginners and experienced trekkers
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Over 100 bird species recorded
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Leopard sightings regularly reported
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Butterfly garden near Tikuji-ni Wadi entrance
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Ancient Ganpati Temple within the hills
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Streams, waterfalls, and caves in the forest
Route
| By train | Thane Railway Station is the nearest station, approximately 10 km away; cabs or buses available from station |
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| By road | Easily accessible from Mumbai and Thane via private or public transport; entry points at Upvan Lake (Pokhran Road) and Tikuji-ni Wadi |