Mulshi #Nandanvan – #Wandre #Valley or #Kundalika #Valley Located 50 km from Pune, in the Mulshi Taluka, nature has generously spread its astonishing natural wonders. The Wandre Valley, also known locally as ‘Sampiri Valley,’ is one such marvel. In the past, one of the many paths used by travelers coming from Konkan to the mainland passed through this gorge. Tourists from Pune visit this gorge during the monsoon to experience its beauty, leaving them rejuvenated and lost in the moment. It is often referred to as ‘Vajilai Independence Point,’ but in reality, it offers the view of the Wandre Valley. Wandre Valley is the source of the Kundalika River, which flows through Konkan. In this gorge, there are several natural water pools formed over millions of years by the natural seasonal cycles. These pools, even in summer, remain exceptionally clean and suitable for drinking water. The creation of these pools, one beneath the other, is the result of countless years of natural processes. The sight of these pools is something one must experience firsthand, but from the photos here, you can get an idea of how merciful nature has been to Mulshi. Even if a coin is thrown into these pools, it can be clearly seen at the bottom, even through the water. Mulshi is not just a place to visit in the monsoon; nature lovers can enjoy its beauty year-round, experiencing the charm of nature in every season. However, dear friends, when you visit Mulshi, please avoid bringing plastic waste. If you do bring any, kindly take it back with you to the city after your visit.