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VEER DAM PUNE

HIIII friends, how are you all, I think good, na? today I write my blog about the travel because last week me and my husband went to veer dam and we went to by bike.In pune ,there have a lot of visiting places and veer dam is one of them so,as i stay in pune i can go easily there but if you are not staying in pune then you can come at least once .



                                     
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So,The Veer Dam is one of the important dams in Maharashtra, India. It is a rubble-concrete dam constructed on nira river. It is located in near shirwal, Satara district. The water is mainly used for irrigation and farming. The dam is located around 70 km from Pune. You do not believe that when we reached there and saw, that seems to us like The pangong lake in ladakh and Really the environment was very pleasant there and  also naturally beautiful. The colour of the water was sometimes blue sometimes green that depends on the sunlight. I am highly recommend you that you should go there and I can take the responsibility that you don’t feel disappoint and also you can celebrate the picnic there and if anyone feel alone all the time then he or she also can go there and they can spent time as their wish.If anyone likes a quite environment , then they have to go there.So, if you all wants to go then  you should carry the foods because there have only two shop but nothing like to eat.Here i will attach some photos and video then you can see how the place is. Then get ready to go and make the schedule for veer dam and please let me know your experience of VEER DAM......👍👍



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