Sajan is small town in the state of Maharashtra, India. It comes under the Thane district of the state and is just 135 km away from Mumbai. The region is abundant with beautiful natural surrounding and has some place of worship in and around it. It is nestled with dense forest. Plantations of Chikoo and mangoes are also found in plenty there. The town is mostly inhabited b Marathi people. The region was under the rules of many regimes. Muslim invaders ruled it ruled 1300 to 1660 while it was under the Maratha rule during 1660 to 1800. Sajan is home to many interesting places situated in and around it. Palusa fall is one of them. This 60 feet high waterfall is visited by many tourists as it mesmerizes the onlookers with its amazing views. Another special feature about the waterfall is that it continues to flow throughout the year. You can also visit the Moho Khurd Dam situated near the town. It is small water reservoir and has beautiful picnic spots around it. Tiger Caves is another place of attraction near Sajan. Beautiful ancient carvings and figures are found in the caves. Kohoj Hill Fort is yet another interesting place in Sajan. It is one of the most visited tourist places in the region. The fort was built in Bhoj period. The fort offers visitors a grandeur view and mesmerizes them with its architectural beauty. Mahalaxmi temple and Peshwa temple are religious places of worship to be seen in Sajan. State run buses and other private vehicles connect Sajan to Mumbai, Thane, Pune and many other cities and towns of the state. Thane railway station serves as the nearest railhead to Sajan. The railway station is well connected to Mumbai and many other cities and towns of the country. Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport is the closest airbase to Sajan and is connected to many major cities of India and other countries.
