Maharashtra, India

    Heart Point - Views that steal your heart!

    Matheran, Maharashtra, India

    9/10
    Best time: October to May
    2 hours

    Heart Point, once Mount Malcolm Point, in Matheran offers breathtaking views. Perfect for capturing stunning sunrises and sunsets, it's a must-visit for nature lovers and photographers exploring Maharashtra's hill stations.

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    Top Activities in Heart Point

    • 1

      Capture Scenic Sunrise And Sunset Shots.

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      Enjoy Panoramic Views Of The Valley.

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      Relax And Soak In The Serene Atmosphere.

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      Take Memorable Photos With Heart-Shaped Backdrop.

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      Trekking To The Point

    Detailed Information

    Best Time to Visit

    October to May

    When to visit place on the day

    Early Morning

    Approximate expense

    ₹500 per person

    History

    The history of Heart Point, like much of Matheran's viewpoints, is intertwined with the development of the hill station as a popular retreat during the British Raj. Hugh Poyntz Malet, the then District Collector of Thane, is credited with discovering Matheran in 1850. Subsequently, Lord Elphinstone, the Governor of Bombay, laid the foundation for its development. Heart Point, along with other viewpoints, was likely identified and named during this period, perhaps for its distinctive heart-like shape or the romantic views it offered. These points were strategically chosen to showcase the natural beauty of the region and provide respite from the heat of the plains. Over time, Heart Point has become a beloved spot for tourists seeking scenic beauty and tranquility.

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