Delhi 2 Goa

mobike008 · 10th August 2007, 10:44

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Originally Posted by rohan_fonseca

Yup Belgaum-Goa road is bad. Went through tilari just before monsoons and it was horrid. Can only imagine what it must be now. Anmod route is done up but it would be longer.

How are the roads now during the monsoon from Pandharpur-> Kolaphur-> Sawantwadi-> Panjim?

vkochar · 10th August 2007, 10:54

@ bunny punia - very very detailied nice explanation.

I have been wanting to do this trip for so long, Waiting till December to do it. One of my friends getting married so all in all 4 cars - 4 couples - around 5000 kms of driving - WOW !!!

Keep us updated on this one .. cheers !!

rohan_fonseca · 10th August 2007, 14:31

Sawantwadi>Goa road is ok.

mobike008 · 10th August 2007, 18:55

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Originally Posted by rohan_fonseca

Sawantwadi>Goa road is ok.

Great, I may travel to Goa tommorow, wanted to check to be sure. Thanks !

compenn · 10th August 2007, 19:04

Woww Bunny we can see the effects of "great indian road trip". You made it sound so simple.

And ReNaGade as a fellow BHPian said please cover most during daylight and stop after dusk. There's no point taking a risk on "indian" roads.

JUDA · 10th August 2007, 19:20

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Originally Posted by goandude

No need to go upto belgaum. on NH4 after Nipani about 7 km, there is a turning right to Aajra 30 km, then onto Amboli 40 km, sawantwadi 30 km, panji 70 km. distances approximte. Belgaum panaji route is horrible do not try it.

I agree with you on this Goandude, after the right turn the road runs through country side and farmland makes a great drive. Also the road quality is nice. I enjoyed the drive in that sector Aajra to Panaji. On the way back took the same route from Panaji to Pune. Started from Panaji at 8am sharp and reached Pune at 4:30pm with 1 hour stop at Kolhapur [Lunch at the restaurant OPAL known for good non-veg very you get Maharasthrian to chinese]

deutscheafrikar · 3rd June 2009, 01:23

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Originally Posted by rohan_fonseca

Yup Belgaum-Goa road is bad. Went through tilari just before monsoons and it was horrid. Can only imagine what it must be now. Anmod route is done up but it would be longer.

Rohan, Where is this tilari ghat road? is it on the road after thivm, assanora? Just curious as to how good or bad this road is compared to the amboli route
Regards
Nigel

harishnayak · 3rd June 2009, 03:03

Dude , the amboli route is very bad. My car shocks had the time of their life while they were travelling from this road.

Im pasting a picture from that road.

deutscheafrikar · 3rd June 2009, 08:21

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Originally Posted by harishnayak

Dude , the amboli route is very bad. My car shocks had the time of their life while they were travelling from this road.
Im pasting a picture from that road.

@ harishnayak That isn't the amboli ghat route. I just drove on the amboli route on the 1st of June.

dinar · 3rd June 2009, 09:41

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Originally Posted by deutscheafrikar

Rohan, Where is this tilari ghat road? is it on the road after thivm, assanora? Just curious as to how good or bad this road is compared to the amboli route
Regards
Nigel

Telari ghat is bad, it's basically built for the construction porject and was never intended for public use. so the road is badly [not ] maintained. and the ghat itself is dangerous [too steep]. do not think of driving down to goa from there.[I use to travell a lot when in collage on my bike]
It is basically on the way to amboli from belgaum, you need to take a rigth at a junction. do not rmember the name now but it's big you'll understand when you reach there. Lot of people on that junction.

SAHIR.KITTUR · 6th June 2009, 11:38

Well, Here are some snaps of Tilari ghat which were taken in 2nd. week of may 09.
As I take it, Roads are roads good or bad I love them.
Many people from Belgaum & Goa do not know this road & many prefer not to use it. However this route is my favourite as it is the shortest from Belgaum to Panji. around 110 kms max.
Please note. I do not recomend anyone to take this route.

SAHIR.KITTUR · 6th June 2009, 12:11

Some more,

I could not do the full length as I had to rush back home.

deutscheafrikar · 7th June 2009, 10:24

SAHIR. Does this route pass through Assanora and Thivm on to mapusa and then Panjim? How long is the Ghat section, I've heard it's 8 km. What are the towns that you pass by on this route?
Nigel

SAHIR.KITTUR · 7th June 2009, 11:47

Its Belgaum - Phatne Phata ( take left from here. its on the belgaum sawantwadi rd ) - Tilarinagar - Dodamarg - Assanora - Mapusa - Panjim. Yes the Ghat is just 8 to 9 kms.

deutscheafrikar · 7th June 2009, 16:39

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Originally Posted by SAHIR.KITTUR

Its Belgaum - Phatne Phata ( take left from here. its on the belgaum sawantwadi rd ) - Tilarinagar - Dodamarg - Assanora - Mapusa - Panjim. Yes the Ghat is just 8 to 9 kms.

Thanks for the info Sahir. So is this the route?
Nigel

10th August 2007, 10:54	#17
vkochar Senior - BHPian Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Delhi / Agra / London Posts: 2,159 Thanked: 907 Times View My Garage	@ bunny punia - very very detailied nice explanation. I have been wanting to do this trip for so long, Waiting till December to do it. One of my friends getting married so all in all 4 cars - 4 couples - around 5000 kms of driving - WOW !!! Keep us updated on this one .. cheers !!
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10th August 2007, 14:31	#18
rohan_fonseca BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Panaji Posts: 984 Thanked: 9 Times View My Garage	Sawantwadi>Goa road is ok.
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10th August 2007, 19:04	#20
compenn BHPian Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: delhi Posts: 125 Thanked: 4 Times	Woww Bunny we can see the effects of "great indian road trip". You made it sound so simple. And ReNaGade as a fellow BHPian said please cover most during daylight and stop after dusk. There's no point taking a risk on "indian" roads.
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3rd June 2009, 03:03	#23
harishnayak Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: DELHI Posts: 1,396 Thanked: 125 Times	Dude , the amboli route is very bad. My car shocks had the time of their life while they were travelling from this road. Im pasting a picture from that road. Attached Thumbnails
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6th June 2009, 11:38	#26
SAHIR.KITTUR BHPian Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Belgaum / Doha Posts: 300 Thanked: 117 Times View My Garage	Well, Here are some snaps of Tilari ghat which were taken in 2nd. week of may 09. As I take it, Roads are roads good or bad I love them. Many people from Belgaum & Goa do not know this road & many prefer not to use it. However this route is my favourite as it is the shortest from Belgaum to Panji. around 110 kms max. Please note. I do not recomend anyone to take this route. Attached Thumbnails
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6th June 2009, 12:11	#27
SAHIR.KITTUR BHPian Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Belgaum / Doha Posts: 300 Thanked: 117 Times View My Garage	Some more, I could not do the full length as I had to rush back home. Attached Thumbnails
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7th June 2009, 10:24	#28
deutscheafrikar Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Mumbai & Candolim Posts: 1,169 Thanked: 366 Times View My Garage	SAHIR. Does this route pass through Assanora and Thivm on to mapusa and then Panjim? How long is the Ghat section, I've heard it's 8 km. What are the towns that you pass by on this route? Nigel
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7th June 2009, 11:47	#29
SAHIR.KITTUR BHPian Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Belgaum / Doha Posts: 300 Thanked: 117 Times View My Garage	Its Belgaum - Phatne Phata ( take left from here. its on the belgaum sawantwadi rd ) - Tilarinagar - Dodamarg - Assanora - Mapusa - Panjim. Yes the Ghat is just 8 to 9 kms.
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