Underwater Village | Ambegaon | Dimbhe Dam | VLOG😍🌊

In summer, when the water level of Dimbhe Dam drops to around 10%, the submerged village of Ambegaon re-emerges, revealing ancient ruins, stone pathways, and a remarkably preserved Jain temple that has survived decades underwater. This haunting sight draws crowds of villagers, tourists, and history enthusiasts who come to witness the lost settlement. 🌊 The Story of Ambegaon Underwater Village Location: Ambegaon, Pune district, submerged under Dimbhe Dam. Located in Pune district, Ambegaon is about 60–70 km from Pune city (roughly a 2–3 hour drive via Manchar–Ghodegaon route). 🔶Reason for Submergence: The village was displaced decades ago during the construction of Dimbhe Dam as part of a development project. 🔶Seasonal Reappearance: During harsh summers, water levels in the dam fall drastically (to about 10% capacity), exposing the remnants of the old settlement. 🏛️ What You Can See 🔶Ancient Jain Temple: Still structurally intact despite being underwater for decades. Its architecture and stone carvings remain a highlight for visitors. 🔶Village Remnants: Old houses, stone walls, wells, and market areas. Pathways and road outlines that once connected the bustling settlement. 🔶Emotional Connection: Displaced villagers often revisit to locate their ancestral homes. Many recall childhood memories, festivals, and daily life in the old Ambegaon. 📜 Historical & Cultural Significance 🔶Economic Hub: Ambegaon was once a major trading center in the Maval region, supporting nearby villages. 🔶Sacrifice for Development: Families gave up homes, farms, and livelihoods for the dam project. 🔶Living Memory: The resurfacing is not just archaeological—it revives stories of displacement, resilience, and cultural heritage. ⚠️ Things to Keep in Mind 🔰Crowds: The site attracts large numbers of visitors when it resurfaces, especially locals searching for ancestral landmarks. 🔰Fragility: Structures are delicate after decades underwater; touching or disturbing ruins can damage them. 🔰Accessibility: The area is not formally developed for tourism, so expect uneven terrain and basic facilities. ✅Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Travel, Shopping and Adventure vlogs! 🚀 ⬇️Follow us on social media: Instagram-   / rishurishu_vlogs   Youtube-    / @rishurishu_vlogs   Facebook-   / 184xdasthu