FAQ'S
Maharashtra offers a variety of attractions including historic forts, hill stations, beaches, UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Ajanta & Ellora Caves and
wildlife sanctuaries.
The ideal time to visit depends on what you want to experience — cool and
pleasant weather from October to February is great for sightseeing and hill stations. The monsoon (June–September) brings lush landscapes and waterfalls, while summers (March–May) offer good views but can be hot in the plains.
- By Air: Major airports in Mumbai and Pune connect Maharashtra with cities across India and abroad.
- By Train: Most cities and tourist towns are well connected by the Indian Railways network.
- By Road: The state has extensive road connectivity with regular bus services and taxi options.
Most popular tourist destinations in Maharashtra do not require special
permits. However, certain protected areas or eco-sensitive zones may have entry
regulations — always check the specific site’s guidelines before visiting.
Eligible tourism businesses must first be registered and approved under the
Directorate of Tourism. Once certified, they can apply for benefits such as capital investment subsidy, stamp duty/registration fee waivers, SGST reimbursement, electricity duty exemptions, and other incentives as per the policy rules and project eligibility categories. Click on the schemes & policies tab for applying for registration under various policies.
You can share your feedback using the online feedback form or contact Maharashtra Tourism via the provided email or phone number — all listed on the official tourism website.