saat pool - Mountain pass in Bhiwandi - Thane, India

Amazing place to visit also the surrounding area is beautiful may it be summers, rains or winters. You do get to feel the Peace you been searching for into nature's lap. Just need to be careful in rainy season as its just besides the river, Ulhas River. Bridge connects Dombivli - Bhiwandi.

Good place. Nice place for photography but yes also risky. Not recommended for everyone. Only go at your own risk

Best place for photoshoot but little risky too

Definitely the best place for railfanning, photoshoot, sunrise and sunset. Since the frequency of running trains in this route is pretty less, you can enjoy this bridge, but pls be alert and careful while the trains coming

Basically, it's a steel made railway bridge consisting of 7 bridge parts built on Ulhas River which connects Diva on Central Railway and Konkan Railway to Western Railway. A beautiful and calm place to visit. Best recommended time to visit is during early morning because at this time you will see the locality covered in dense fog which makes this place look more beautiful. No facility of toilet nearby as it a jetty for locals. Normally peole visit for a walk and also to do exercise and yoga during early morning. Beautiful place which is home to local and migratory birds and other wild animals. Birds species from Northern Shoveller, Spot-billed Duck, black-headed gull, brown-headed Gull, Whiskered Tern, Gull-billed Tern, Slate-breasted Rail, Little grebe, Yellow-eyed Babbler, Lesser Whitethroat, Bluethroat, etc Please is getting concretised very fast. These birds may not come in future as there is an increasing pressure from land side and also pressure from waters from sand mafias.

Peaceful place, except when train pass

Many people use this bridge every day on their way to work. It is built on ulhas river. This Railway bridge connects bhiwandi and Dombivli. There is nothing much to explore here. But it has a major value in Dombivlikar's heart.

Great places for photography lovers especially in winters