About Dhule
Attingal to Dhule distnce : 1759 km
Estimated travel time : 31.7 hours
Dhule is a popular city for both tourism and business. Dhule is well known for purest milk and ghee production and foremost in Agro based industries and leader in wind power generation.
Dhule is situated at foot of Satpuda hills on the banks of Panzara river. Dhule is district in state of Maharashtra and previously was known as West Khandesh. Dhule is situated on the junction of three National Highways viz. NH-3, NH-6, and NH-211. Dhule is upcoming hub for textile industry, edible oil and power loom across the state. Tapi, Panzara, Kan, Arunavati, Amravati, Aner, Evil and Sandy rivers flow through Dhule. Town is full of historic places. Few of them are Laling fort, Songir fort and Bhuikot at Thaler. Other famous places are V.S. Rajwade museum. Museum houses many historical documents and books which are available for researchers all over country. Apart from this, there is a collection of Farsi, Modi, Sanskrit, Marathi, Hindi language documents, inscriptions, historical idols, rare historical objects, in the Rajwade Research Circle. There are country-wide researchers coming up for research here. There is also a library of the Rajwade Research Board. The number of texts in this library is 25 thousand. Another important places are Shirpur campus, Aner Dam Sanctuary, Nageshwaran tal. Sanctuary hosts birds, folks, sheep, wolf, bears, wild boars, rabbits, pheres, quails, vultures, woodpeckers, pineapples, mynas, horns, Hornbills, pannikbadi, and herbs etc.
Taxi from Attingal to Dhule is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Attingal to Dhule by car is well connected by road and is very convenient and comfortable drive. Attingal to Dhule distance is 1759 Km and is 31.7 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are :
1. Trivandrum - The capital city of Kerala, Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram) is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches, historic landmarks such as the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, and the Napier Museum.
2. Kochi - Located on the Arabian Sea coast, Kochi is a vibrant city with a blend of colonial history and modern developments. Must-visit attractions include Fort Kochi, Mattancherry Palace, Chinese Fishing Nets, and the bustling markets.
3. Mysore - While slightly off the main route, Mysore is worth considering as a stopover. It is renowned for Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, Brindavan Gardens, and the famous Dasara festival.
4. Shivanasamudra Falls - Situated on the Kaveri River, this waterfall is a perfect place to pause and enjoy the natural beauty. It offers breathtaking views and is an excellent spot for photography.
5. Belgaum - Known as the "Sugar Bowl of Karnataka," Belgaum offers several attractions, including Belgaum Fort, Gokak Falls, Dudhsagar Falls, and the famous Kamal Basti Temple.
6. Aurangabad - This historical city is famous for the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Ajanta and Ellora Caves. These ancient rock-cut caves showcase intricate sculptures and stunning artwork.
7. Shirdi - A significant pilgrimage site for followers of Sai Baba, Shirdi is visited by millions of devotees each year. The Sai Baba Temple is the prime attraction, along with other religious spots.
Tourist Attractions
Laling fort
Songir Fort
Bhamer fort
Lord Vimalnath temple
Thalner Fort
History V.K. Rajwade Research Board
Ek Veera mata Mandir
Swaminarayan Mandir
Gurudwara Dhule