Yeldari Dam: Popular Tourist Attraction In Maharashtra

Yeldari on Purna River Near Parbhani

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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

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.

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Address: parbhani,Maharashtra,India

District: parbhani

Nearest City: Sangli

Best time to visit: October to March

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Maximum: 35.C,Minimum:7.0C

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Nearest Railway Station:Sangli railway staion

Nearest Airport:Pune airport

Road Transport:Sangli to Pune By bus

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Nearest Petrol Pump:

Petrol Pump: Saraswati Nagar, Sangli, Maharashtra,India

Hotels/Lodge/Accommodation:

Lotus Hotel:Sangli,Maharashtra,India

Hotel Natraj:Sangli, Maharashtra,India

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Police Station:100

Nearest Hospital:
Shinde hospital:Sangli, Maharashtra,India
Richardson Leprosy Hospital: Miraj, Sangli, Maharashtra,India

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