Dhamma Bhumi Buddha Vihar is located in the Gugwad village of Jath taluk, Sangli district, Maharashtra state, India. This Dhamma Bhumi will become the Buddhist cultural and educational center in the Jath region in the upcoming days.

              Ambabai Temple Hill Station is located in the Jath city of Sangli district, Maharashtra state, India. This temple is located on a hilltop which is in a huge forest area outside Jath city. This temple and the entire hill station come under the forest department of the Sangli division. This place is the last point of the western ghats in Maharashtra.

               Shri Bhairavnath Temple is located in the Kolgiri village of Jath taluk, Sangli district, Maharashtra state, India. This temple is situated in the pacific environment between hills and windmills. There are large tamarind and banyan trees around the temple. This temple was built by Badami Chalukyas in the 11th century. Later, Kalchuri and Yadav dynasty kings renovated it. Architectural designs are seen on the walls of the temple. This temple is dedicated to the lord Bhairavnath. Bhairavnath is an incarnation of Lord Shiva.

                Shri Yallamma Devi temple is located in the Jath city of Sangli district of Maharashtra state, India. This temple was built by the Dafale kings who were the Jagirs of Jath state before Independence. They were the devotees of Saundatti Renuka Yallamma Devi of Karnataka. Devotees believe that Shri Renuka Yallamma Devi of Saundatti has stayed here. That’s why devotees who believe in Saundatti and Kokatnur Yallamma also visit Jath Yallamma Devi temple. Yallamma Devi is called by the names Renuka Mata, Yallavva, etc. This temple is surrounded by big banyan trees. Even though the temple is small. But lakhs of people come here every year from states like Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh. Every year a big fair is held on the full moon day of Margashirsha Month.