Mari Aai Temple, Kolshet, Thane

Situated aside Kolshet Lake is this temple near main Kolshet Road from Varcha Gaon.

Aerial view of Thane City

1. The first photo is of Bhiwandi City
2. The second photo is of Hiranandani Estate and Patlipada with Mahuli Fort seen behind
3. The third one is of Matheran Plateau far behind
4. The fourth one is of whole Thane City with Parsik hill, Tavli peaks and Haji Malang seen behind.
5. The fifth one is the Trombay BARC Hill
6. Below is of Upvan Lake in Thane City.

For More Aerial Views Of Thane City: Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3

Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple, Ovala, Thane West

Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple is a decade old temple located in Ovala just aside of Ghodbunder Road. The Panchamukhi hanuman is rare idol of Hanuman. There are many legends and interpretations to same. It is on the way to Blue roof club. There is also Poornawad Vidyapith situated here. There are also temple of Ganesh and Datta mandir.  

Waghbil Creek, Thane West

Waghbil creek is situated in Waghbil village, Thane west. It is also Thane creek. It is a beautiful creek. The waters of Thane creek are polluted due to waste and sewage from town and sand mining. Mangroves are being destroyed all along the coast. One should keep the city surroundings clean so the waters of the sea are also clean. It will make the beautiful place more beautiful. In first photo one can also see Tavli Peaks, Haji Malang Peak on the background. See Thane creek for more

Chena River, Ghodbunder Road, Thane

Chena River source is from the hills of National Park. Most people call it china river but it is Chena River. In monsoon it flows fiercely and causes flood in the nearby region. Its mouth is in Thane creek. There is an old chena bridge over it and a new bridge which is Ghodbunder road. Chena village is aside of this river. There are many hotels nearby. During summer small rock dams are built to collect water. During monsoon area is full of greenery  One can reach Chena river by TMT bus or Mira Road Bhayandar Bus and get down at Chena village. From there it is walkable. Slowly the river area is being destroyed due to excessive constructions, encroachments and destruction of mangroves nearby. See Bhendi Nala

Above photo is of dried Chena River bed. Since the river is not perennial, it dries up quickly after the monsoon. Water is collected by building small dams like below. But the picnickers leave all the waste behind thus polluting it. 

Chena River during monsoon

PLEASE DO NOT THROW WASTE.