Experience the thrill of white water rafting in Kolad. Kolad’s river rafting promises you with a nerve thrilling experience and this place is certainly a heaven for adventure and rafting enthusiast as you will be rafting over a stretch of around 12-13km. You will be rafting between two dams, for which an ample amount of briefing is required before you kick start your rafting excursion. In Kolad, the rafting River is a dam controlled river, the rafting activity is conducted over the water released into the river. Rafting on Kundalika River offers two different levels of grades that are grade(ll) and grade(lll). This rugged topography of Kolad also provides you campsite experience and you can also embark on various other adventures such as kayaking and river crossing. So employ your adventure spirit and witness the rapids crushing against the raft and increase the thrill of the day.

Tamhini falls or locally known as Valse, is one of the important tourist attractions inside Kolad. The place is frequently crowded by tourists during the monsoon season as the water gushes through the rocks and makes it a delight to watch. The place offers a beautiful view of the valley and an opportunity to be in the lap of nature. With beautiful surrounding in association of the allowance of swimming and playing in the waterfall makes it attractive tourist place. The fall is surrounded by green dense forest and plenty of species of birds, which migrate from different parts of the world to visit this place. Its modest peaks and lush greenery make it a quick addition to the list of favorites for all its visitors.

Bhira Dam or popularly known as Tata Power house dam in Kolad is one of the biggest hydroelectric power projects in the country in terms of size. The huge dam has turned the region into a hub of tourist activity. Nearby the dam people enjoy picnicking and boating in the waters. Region surrounding Bhira dam and reservoir is known for its natural beauty and lush green surroundings. With a local population of just about 10,000, this is a rather sleepy place that oozes with calmness and tranquility. Bhira waterfall gushes down in its full glory at the peak of the rainy season during the months of June to August. So if you are in wanting to get away from the crowds, din and pollution of the cities just love visiting here for weekend trips to get refreshed and rejuvenated. Tourists can also visit the Birla Salao Temple and the Pali Ganesh Mandir situated nearby.

Kuda caves or popularly known Buddhist caves are rock cut caves are considered as a spectacular example of Buddhist cave art and architectural excellence. Kuda caves are situated at an altitude of 150 to 200 m above sea level. Kuda caves give a picturesque view of the surrounding valley as it is situated on hilly terrain. Kuda Caves in all are 26 rock-cut caves, 11 rock-cut cisterns and 30 inscriptions. All caves are located as compact group, outer caves are not further than 200 m away. The rock cut cave represents Buddhist culture and thirty inscriptions describe donations by lay Buddhists and Buddhist monks. Front gate of the caves presents rock carved images of elephants. Entrances open to the south-west, there opens beautiful view on fine landscape - estuary with steep hills around it.

Tala fort is a fortified monument on the southern bank of Malti creek which lies in east west direction at a height of 1000 feet above the sea level. This fort is separated from the rest of the hill by a wide gap. The bottom of the hill on which the fort located is surrounded by thick woody forest.  The strategic location of the Tala fort gives a beautiful view of Rajpuri River. Tala fort is one of the protected monuments which was built during the reign of Bhoja Raja and was used as a watch on the beautiful Rajpuri stream. This fort is a very good example for the artistic talents of that generation. Being surrounded by hilly terrains and green forests adds to the charm of the place. The historic importance and the fabulous look of Tala fort attract a large number of people throughout the year. Once a center of prime importance, now this marvelous construction stands as the relic of its past glory.