About Us
Welcome to Hazy Bight Resort, the most naturally beautiful resort in Pune. Nestled at the shore of Gunjawne Dam and in the shadows of Torna Fort, our resort promises green hills and water views all year round. Designed with no impact on mother nature, Hazy Bight Resort ensures you get spectacular views from every area, offering easy connectivity while being away from all noises to provide you with peace of mind.
Now equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, Hazy Bight Resort is the perfect destination for remote working. Enjoy the flexibility of working from nature – a peaceful and inspiring environment where you can stay productive while embracing the beauty around you.
Our prime location is between Panshet and Bhor makes Hazy Bight Resort the best gateway for Pune, Mumbai, and Satara people seeking a serene escape. Whether you're looking for a romantic gateway or a family-friendly vacation spot, our resort caters to all. We offer unique stays with our luxurious glass cottages, perfect for couples and families alike.
At Hazy Bight Resort, you can enjoy a range of amenities, including a beautiful swimming pool with stunning lake views. Food lovers will be delighted by our culinary offerings, as we pride ourselves on serving the best food prepared with fresh and locally sourced ingredients.
Whether you're looking for a couple-friendly retreat or a unique stay near Bhor, Hazy Bight Resort has something for everyone. Plan your escape to our dam touch, lake touch resort and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and luxurious comforts we offer. We look forward to welcoming you for an unforgettable stay!
Our Services
Accommodations
- Bed: 1 King-size Bed
- Room size: 255 sq.ft.
- AC / Non AC
- Attached Bathroom
These are specially designed AC Sky Shore Glass rooms situated at Shores of Gunjawane Dam with 280 degrees of water view.
Rooms are having complete glass at Front side, even at bathroom too. So that you can have mesmarizing view from your Bed and also one can experiance open bath.
The Best feature of rooms is that you can enjoy Sunrise and Sunset both from the balcony of room.
Image Gallery
Zunjar_Matchi_at_Torna
A Machi is a fortified plateau or extension of a fort, strategically built for defense, surveillance, and troop accommodation. It serves as the first line of defense before reaching the main fort. Zunjar Machi on Torna Fort is one such stronghold, featuring a two-tiered structure and armored walls, showcasing the brilliance of medieval military architecture.
Madhe Waterfall
One of the most scenic waterfall in Maharashtra. Best part is, it will be less crowded and easy to reach. The name of the waterfall is Laxmi Waterfall. It is about 850 meters above sea level and situated in dense forests behind Torna Fort. The view from Madhe Ghat offers a panorama of a vast area, comprising, for example, Raigad fort, Lingana, Varandha ghat and Shivthar Ghal. Historically, the spot is known for its connection to the warrior Tanaji Malusare. When Malusare died in the battle
Baneshwar Temple
Baneshwar Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, was built in 1749 by Peshwa Nanasaheb and is renowned for its historical bell, brought from the Portuguese after the 1739 Battle of Bassien. Nestled amidst a tranquil forest that also serves as a bird sanctuary, the temple offers visitors a serene blend of spirituality, history, and nature.
Rajgadh
Rajgad Fort (meaning "King of Forts") is a majestic hill fort located near Pune, Maharashtra. Once the capital of the Maratha Empire under Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj for over 25 years, the fort is renowned for its strategic design, massive size, and breathtaking surroundings. Built on the Murumbadevi Dongar mountain at about 4,300 feet, it offers panoramic views of the Sahyadri ranges. Rajgad is famous for its strong bastions, gateways, water cisterns, and palaces. Today, it is a popular trekki.jpeg)
Sky Shore Rooms
View from Outside
Infinity View
Dinner
Non veg Thali
Evening Snacks
Hi Tea
Sky Shore Rooms
View from Outside
Sky Shore Glass Room
We have rooms on the shores of Gunjavane dam with most scenic 280 degrees view of water and hills
Sunset from Room
Sunset from Room
Tents
Bird eye view of Camping area
2 sharing Tent
Spacious Camping Tent equipped with Foam mattress, pillow and sleeping bag
Group Tent
We have tent which can be used by group of 5-6 people
Morning
Morning View from Tent
Swim at Sunset
Dam View
Dam water
Sunset
Sunrise
Swimming Pool
Enjoy Swimming in our pool with infinity edge
Infinity View
Volleyball
Full scale Volleyball ground
Archery
Archery
Madhe Waterfall
One of the most scenic waterfall in Maharashtra. Best part is, it will be less crowded and easy to reach. The name of the waterfall is Laxmi Waterfall. It is about 850 meters above sea level and situated in dense forests behind Torna Fort. The view from Madhe Ghat offers a panorama of a vast area, comprising, for example, Raigad fort, Lingana, Varandha ghat and Shivthar Ghal. Historically, the spot is known for its connection to the warrior Tanaji Malusare. When Malusare died in the battle
Zunjar_Matchi_at_Torna
A Machi is a fortified plateau or extension of a fort, strategically built for defense, surveillance, and troop accommodation. It serves as the first line of defense before reaching the main fort. Zunjar Machi on Torna Fort is one such stronghold, featuring a two-tiered structure and armored walls, showcasing the brilliance of medieval military architecture.
Rajgadh
Rajgad Fort (meaning "King of Forts") is a majestic hill fort located near Pune, Maharashtra. Once the capital of the Maratha Empire under Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj for over 25 years, the fort is renowned for its strategic design, massive size, and breathtaking surroundings. Built on the Murumbadevi Dongar mountain at about 4,300 feet, it offers panoramic views of the Sahyadri ranges. Rajgad is famous for its strong bastions, gateways, water cisterns, and palaces. Today, it is a popular trekki
Baneshwar Temple
Baneshwar Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, was built in 1749 by Peshwa Nanasaheb and is renowned for its historical bell, brought from the Portuguese after the 1739 Battle of Bassien. Nestled amidst a tranquil forest that also serves as a bird sanctuary, the temple offers visitors a serene blend of spirituality, history, and nature.
Torna Fort
View from resortBlog
Madhe Ghat Waterfall – A Scenic Escape Just 13 km from Hazy Bight Resort
29-Aug-2025Nestled in the lush Western Ghats, Madhe Ghat Waterfall is a hidden gem that combines natural beauty, historical significance, and adventure. Located just 13 km from Hazy Bight Resort, this serene destination is perfect for a refreshing day trip during your stay.
A Blend of History and Nature
Madhe Ghat holds a unique place in Maratha history as the final resting place of the brave Tanaji Malusare, the legendary warrior and commander of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The region still preserves this heritage with a sacred Shiva temple and the Boratyachi Nal trekking route, which has been a passage for centuries.
But beyond its history, Madhe Ghat is best known for its majestic Laxmi Waterfall, plunging gracefully from an elevation of 850 meters above sea level. From here, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Raigad, Lingana Fort, Varandha Ghat, and Shivthar Ghal.
What Makes Madhe Ghat Special
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Laxmi Waterfall: The main attraction, especially in monsoon when the cascade is at its peak.
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Scenic Trails: A descent into the valley takes you through forest paths and small villages. Sometimes, you may even be offered fresh jackfruit by friendly locals.
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Panoramic Views: Expansive landscapes of valleys, ghats, and distant forts make it a photographer’s paradise.
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Peaceful Escape: Unlike crowded tourist spots, Madhe Ghat is calm, offering a true retreat from city life.
Trekking & Adventure
The Madhe Ghat trek is relatively simple yet rewarding, as it descends through lush valleys surrounded by mist-clad mountains. It’s especially popular among monsoon trekkers who enjoy the mix of history, waterfalls, and wilderness.
Whether you’re an adventure enthusiast or a casual explorer, Madhe Ghat has something special for you.
Best Time to Visit
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Monsoon (July–September): The waterfall is at its fullest, with greenery and misty weather adding to the charm.
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Winter (October–February): Pleasant for trekking and photography with clear skies.
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Summer (March–May): No water flow, but a quiet escape from the heat.
🕗 Visiting Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Travel Tips
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Wear sturdy, non-slippery shoes (especially in monsoon).
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Be cautious near the waterfall edges as rocks can be slippery.
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Carry light snacks and water; the area has limited facilities.
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If planning an extended trip, you can stay at nearby farm resorts — or simply return to the comfort of Hazy Bight Resort after your adventure.
How to Reach
From Hazy Bight Resort (13 km), Madhe Ghat is a short drive through scenic mountain routes.
From Pune (62 km), visitors can reach via Pabe Ghat or NH-4 highway. The Pabe Ghat route is especially scenic, offering views of Khadakwasla Dam, Donje Phata, and charming villages like Velhe and Khanapur.
Why You Must Visit Madhe Ghat Waterfall
Madhe Ghat is not just a waterfall — it’s a blend of history, adventure, and natural charm. Whether you wish to trek, capture stunning landscapes, or simply relax in nature’s lap, this destination is the perfect getaway.
And with Hazy Bight Resort just 13 km away, you can enjoy the best of both worlds — thrilling exploration and cozy comfort.
👉 Stay with us at Hazy Bight Resort, and let Madhe Ghat Waterfall be one of the highlights of your trip!
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