<h2>Rajmachi Fort</h2>Rajmachi is the place where one can experience immense surrounding natural beauty of the Mother Nature. It is the best place to visit, if you are a nature lover. Rajmachi Trek is the trek between Lonavala and Karjat, which are the two popular hill stations of Maharashtra.The trek is a 16 km long trek, where you can not only enjoy the scenaries and view points, but also can feel the sight of Waterfalls. River Ulhasnagar streams it’s water droplets from the gaps of the mountains and hills.The fort is at an elevation of 2750 ft. Kondhana Caves can be found as a special attraction. Rajmachi consists of 2 forts, Shivadharan and Manaranjan. So, all the brave folks, trek lovers and mountain climbers will explore the heritage of these historical forts of Maharashtra.The architecture, the breeze touching your skin, the greenery, the valleys, beautiful waterfalls, structured caves, lush green mountains, all these make you forget your past and future and make sure you live in the present and live for the moment.The best time to visit Rajmachi is from June to November. During monsoon, it is a bit difficult. Therefore, winter is the best time, as it has the best weather, easy to walk and trek conveniently.The best trip with family/ friends/ strangers as when you go with new people , you can know yourself better and can make your travel partners. So, pack your bags,tie your lace and get ready for this amazing trek with GoAdventure.Wanna take a video tour? Here you go: <a href="https://youtu.be/2-JieycNkG0">https://youtu.be/2-JieycNkG0</a>

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Just like the name suggests, Rajgad is the king of forts. Because of the rich history and the fascinating architecture of the fort, it stands out among other forts in western ghats. It is situated at an altitude of 4,514 ft near Pune. Trek to the Rajgad offers to witness the beauty of the Sahyadris as well as the fort. The fortification of the 3 machis: Padmavati machi, Suvela machi, and Sanjivani machi define the architectural creativity of that time. There are many temples, water cisterns, and ashrams that are very rich in architecture.It also offers a splendid view of other surrounding forts like Torna, Lingana, Raigad, Sinhagad, Mahabaleshwar mountain range, Pratapgad, Lohagad, Visapaur, and Tikona. There are many things on the Rajgad fort that define great architecture. There are long watchpoints(Machis) on the fort which is constructed like a snake. They were built using double fortified walls which is very interesting to see.&nbsp;The trek can be started from Gunjavane village. The trek starts from the road behind the Hotel Suvela Garden. Once you cross this hotel after a 5-minute walk you get an entrance gate. Enter the gate to start the trek. The trail from here is fairly straight and chances are very low that you can get lost. The trail gradually climbs uphill after a walk of 10-15 mins. Now, you will be trekking parallel to the Suvela machi. After 20 minutes of trek, you reach a huge plateau. From here, you can see the Rajgad fort and Nedhe along with Suvela machi. And in the further accent, you have a proper trail till chordarwaza. Now, the trail connects you to the ridge that directly goes to the fort. Follow the trail until you see a final rock patch.&nbsp;This section is pretty steep. Since it was the back door of the fort, there are no proper rock-cut steps. But now, to make the climb easier, there are railings till the entrance to Chor Darwaza. Once you exit the Chordarwaza, immediately there is a staircase that takes you to Padmavati machi. As soon as you climb up, a clear view of the Sahyadris welcomes you with mind-blowing views. Keep walking further till you reach Padmavati temple and lake. You can camp or stay in the temple. At the end of Padmavati machi, the trail splits into 3 sections. The trail in front of you takes you to Balekilla, the left one goes to Suvela machi and the right one goes to Sanjivani machi. There is a short descent to the exit point from Sanjivani machi from Rajgad that connects to Torna fort ridge.Best time to visit:Rajgad trek can be done in any season and it offers different views in different seasons. &nbsp;

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Can dark be synonymous with beautiful? You’d definitely say yes if you’ve been to Andharban forest. The trek through Andharban is one of the most refreshing treks in the Sahyadri region.&nbsp;In Andharban you would be in the middle of a dark jungle, finding the route, towering over valleys, and crossing ghats! Also known as The Dark Forest Trek, Andharban trek fits the bill of a beginner’s dream trek bill with absolutely no ascent and largely only a descent through a trail with stunning views and breathtaking experiences. The panoramic view of the valley, greenery in the surroundings, walking through the foggy patches of the forest, en route numerous streams and waterfalls, and the unique experience of dark forest are the highlights of this trek. Evergreen forest covers you with shade in the first half of the trek (6-8 km). The trek further descends in Konkan to reach Bhira (4 km). The valley is also the origin place for Kundalika river which is famous for its white water rafting.&nbsp;&nbsp;The trek starts from a place called Independent Point near Pimpri Dam. It’s recommended that you take a guide with you especially if it's your first time on the trail. Start early in the morning; just as you start the trail, you take a turn into the Kundalika valley as you pass the tip and stunning views await your arrival. The initial walk is along the edge of the valley. Once you cross into the dark wood, the forest grows thicker and thicker, just opening in few spots just to make you realize the time is daytime. Sunlight hardly pierces the tree cover. Coming out of Andharban would take around 4-5 hours and once you cross the dark forest, you come out on top of a wall adjoining Pimpri Dam that’ll lead you to an open area, replete with poppy fields. The trek ends near Bhira dam where the Kundalika river originates.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The major attraction of the forest is the sightings of butterflies. The forest is surrounded by colorful butterflies, especially the Blue Mormons which is also known as the State butterfly of Maharashtra.The best time to visit Andharban is during monsoon and post-monsoon(July-December). This time of the year, the abundant foliage, cascading waterfalls, and amazing species of flora and fauna that you get to spot along the way make the trek all the more special. What’s interesting, however, is that people are allowed to go night-trekking in Andharban. Pre-monsoon is the mating season of fireflies and if you’re there for a night trek, you’re sure to witness these light-emitting flies.

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Mt Kalsubai is the highest peak(1646 meters) in Maharashtra and a definite destination. The trek offers a mesmerizing combination of waterfalls, forests, field lands, and historic forts.&nbsp;Being the highest peak, it commands a beautiful view of the surrounding forts. You can see Bhandardara backwaters and the peaks of Ramsej, Harihargad, Brahmagiri, Anjaneri, Ghargad, Bahula, Tringalwadi, Kavnai, to the north; Aundha, Vishramgad, Bitangad, to the east; Alang, Madangad, Kulang, to the west; Ratangad at the south-west and to the south you will be able to see Prabhalgad, Ghanchakkar, and Harishchandragad.&nbsp;Scaling Kalsubai has become something of a rite of passage for ardent trekkers. The trek is moderately difficult, passing through lush paddy fields, jungles, small streams, highlands, and rocky terrains, and takes around 3-4 hours, with short intervals in between, to reach the crest of Kalsubai.&nbsp;The base village Bari is a farming village and from the start of the trek, you will walk through extensive farms. This is the best of the trek and is an easy enjoyable walk. Once you reach the end of the village you’ll find a small stream (which needs to be crossed), and a Hanuman temple. The route from the temple leads straight to the peak and is well-marked so there is no risk of getting lost. During monsoons, there is a patch of fresh slush near the paddy fields, so don't worry much about the stains, they're bound to happen. Following the fields, you’ll go through a short forest section. Here ends your first section of the trek and the easy part too. The second section is Up the hill, and what you’ll see is white times infinity. Fog. Clouds. Drizzle. Wind. And in all this come the ladders! Wobbly as they are, one-at-a-time climb on the ladder, less support, you start thinking about all the things you had ever wanted to do in life. There are five such ladders en route to the top. The ladder section is the challenging part of the trek. After this, you’ll reach a viewpoint that is usually misassumed as the pinnacle but it’s not. From the viewpoint area, you’ll have to walk for another 10 mins for the final summit. Once you reach the peak, you’re above the clouds!&nbsp;The final summit is where the Kalsubai temple is located. The Kalsubai temple is considered very auspicious and many villagers still visit the temple to seek the blessings of Kalsubai Devi. The temple is open throughout the year. The descent down takes about two to three hours of trekking. You will have to take the same trail down to reach the base village of Bari.<h5>&nbsp;</h5><h5>Best time to visit:</h5>The trek is open throughout the year with each season having a different landscape. So choose the best time depending on what you would like to experience.&nbsp;During monsoon season you get to see lush green landscapes and experience trekking in heavy rain. But at the same time, it’ll be heavily crowded and the views aren’t clear too. So, it’s best to avoid this season.&nbsp;Post monsoon is the flowering season and one can experience the beauty of a variety of flora. You get to see the same flowers as the ones found in Kaas plateau(valley of flowers of Maharashtra).The winter months are the best time for night trekking since you’ll have a clear view of the starry sky and the trial is less likely to be risky. And if you’re lucky enough you even get to spot fireflies. &nbsp; &nbsp;

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<h3>🌊 Lingya Ghat Waterfall</h3>Hidden in the dense forests near Patan, Lingya Ghat Waterfall is one of Maharashtra’s best-kept secrets. Surrounded by moss-laden cliffs and thick greenery, this majestic fall is accessible via a scenic trek that rewards you with an untouched natural pool and thundering cascade. Ideal for nature lovers seeking offbeat serenity and raw wilderness.<h3>🌿 Kumbhe Waterfall</h3>Located near the village of Kumbhe in the Ratnagiri district, this waterfall flows gracefully through forested terrain, creating a peaceful, picture-perfect setting. It’s an easy-to-moderate trek through Konkan’s vibrant green cover, making it a great choice for those who want to enjoy nature without venturing too deep into the wild.<h3>💧 Nanemachi Waterfall</h3>Arguably one of the most beautiful hidden waterfalls in Maharashtra, Nanemachi is famous for its clear blue pool, natural amphitheater of rock walls, and immersive forest trail. Often called the “Turquoise Gem of the Konkan,” it’s a must-visit for those who crave adventure, tranquility, and stunning visuals all in one spot.<h3>🌲 Satsada Waterfall</h3>A peaceful retreat near Mahad, Satsada Falls is a multi-tiered waterfall hidden among thick foliage. It's ideal for travelers looking to relax, meditate, or click beautiful long-exposure shots without the crowd. The short approach makes it perfect for a quick nature escape.<h3>🪨 Shevate Waterfall</h3>Set in a remote village near Poladpur, Shevate Waterfall offers an untouched plunge pool, unusual rock formations, and an adventurous trail. With minimal footfall and immersive forest surroundings, it’s the perfect spot for travelers seeking pure, unexplored beauty and solitude.

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<h3>Trimbakeshwar Temple</h3>The Trimbakeshwar Temple, situated in the serene town of Trimbak near Nashik, is one of the twelve sacred Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. Surrounded by lush greenery and the Brahmagiri hills, this ancient temple holds immense spiritual significance. The temple’s unique three-faced linga represents Lord Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma. The sacred Kushavarta Kund, where devotees take holy dips, adds to the temple’s sanctity, making it a must-visit for devotees and spiritual seekers.<h3>Nashik</h3>Nashik, a city deeply rooted in mythology, is known for its religious importance and scenic beauty. The city is famed for its temples, including the Kalaram Temple and Sundarnarayan Temple, along with the holy Godavari River that flows through the city. Nashik is also home to numerous ghats, where pilgrims come to perform sacred rituals. Whether you’re here for its religious significance or its wine culture, Nashik offers a unique blend of spirituality and relaxation.<h3>Shirdi</h3>Shirdi, the abode of Sai Baba, is one of the most revered pilgrimage destinations in India. The Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir stands at the heart of the town, attracting millions of devotees every year. The serene atmosphere and the teachings of Sai Baba of love, compassion, and humility resonate in every corner. Other significant places include Dwarkamai, Chavadi, and the Sai Baba Museum, offering a glimpse into the life and legacy of the saint.<h3>Grishneshwar Temple</h3>Located near Ellora, the Grishneshwar Temple is another of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. Set amidst a tranquil landscape, this ancient temple features intricate carvings and a stunning stone structure. The temple is famous for its beautiful architecture and spiritual ambiance. Close by are the Ellora Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which adds to the cultural richness of the area, making Grishneshwar an essential part of any spiritual journey.

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<h3>🌲 Mahabaleshwar</h3>Nestled in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, Mahabaleshwar is a charming hill station known for its lush forests, misty peaks, and panoramic viewpoints. Once the summer capital of the Bombay Presidency, it offers a mix of colonial architecture, strawberry farms, and ancient temples. With attractions like Venna Lake, Elephant Head Point, and Arthur’s Seat, Mahabaleshwar blends natural beauty with a cool climate, making it an ideal escape year-round.<h3>🌄 Panchgani</h3>Just a short drive from Mahabaleshwar, Panchgani is a quieter, more laid-back hill station famed for its scenic tablelands and boarding schools. Surrounded by five hills—hence the name—it offers mesmerizing views of the Krishna River valley. Key highlights include the expansive Table Land, mysterious Devil’s Kitchen, and Sydney Point, which overlooks the Dhom Dam. Its colonial charm and strawberry plantations make it perfect for a relaxing getaway.<h3>🏰 Pratapgad Fort</h3>Standing tall at 3,500 feet above sea level, Pratapgad Fort is a symbol of Maratha pride and valor. Built by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in 1656, it is historically significant as the site of the famous battle with Afzal Khan. The fort features a towering statue of Shivaji, ancient temples, hidden chambers, and steep stone pathways. Its vantage points offer sweeping views of the Konkan region, making it both a historic and visual marvel.

Discover a scenic 3-day itinerary from Pune to Panchgani, Mahabaleshwar, and Pratapgad with strawberry farms, forts, lakes, and valleys.

3-Day Trip from Pune: Panchgani, Mahabaleshwar & Pratapgad

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<h3>Bhimashankar Trek – A Sacred Journey Through the Forests</h3>The Bhimashankar Trek is one of the most scenic and spiritually rich treks in Maharashtra. Located in the Sahyadri hills, this trail takes you through lush forests, flowing streams, and mist-covered valleys, all leading to the Bhimashankar Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. There are two popular routes—the easier Ganesh Ghat route and the more challenging Shidi Ghat route, which includes rock patches, ladders, and breathtaking views. The trail is especially beautiful during the monsoon when the entire forest comes alive with greenery, waterfalls, and clouds drifting through the hills. Whether you're here for the spiritual experience or the adventure, Bhimashankar offers a perfect blend of nature, wildlife, and serenity.<h3>Jivdhan Fort – A Hidden Gem in the Sahyadris</h3>Jivdhan Fort is a thrilling trek for those who love offbeat adventures and panoramic views. Located near Junnar in Maharashtra, this fort stands tall among the Sahyadri ranges and offers a mix of history, challenge, and raw natural beauty. The trek to Jivdhan is moderately difficult, with steep climbs, rocky patches, and a narrow rock-cut staircase called the Kalyan Darwaza, which is both thrilling and scenic. Along the way, you’ll pass through dense forests and catch breathtaking views of Naneghat, Harishchandragad, and the Konkan plains. Known for its strategic importance in the Maratha era, the fort carries a sense of ancient pride and isolation, making it perfect for seasoned trekkers or history lovers seeking a quiet yet powerful experience.<h3>Reverse Waterfall at Naneghat – Nature’s Unexpected Wonder</h3>Hidden in the Sahyadri hills, the Reverse Waterfall at Naneghat is a magical monsoon phenomenon that feels straight out of a fairy tale. When strong valley winds meet the falling water, the stream flows upward instead of down—a rare and mesmerizing sight. Reaching the spot involves a scenic trek through misty forests, ancient rock paths, and views of the rugged mountain landscape. It’s not a difficult hike, making it ideal for beginners or nature lovers wanting to experience something truly unique. Whether you're watching clouds float below your feet or capturing the surreal moment when water defies gravity, the Naneghat reverse waterfall is a monsoon marvel you won't forget.

Discover the beauty of Bhimashankar and Jivdhan Fort on a 3-day trek from Pune. Experience the serene Bhimashankar Temple, trek through lush forests, explore historic fort ruins, and marvel at the Reverse Waterfalls at Naneghat

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<h3>Matheran – A Peaceful Hill Station with No Cars, Just Nature</h3>Looking for a quiet getaway? Matheran is a beautiful little hill station in Maharashtra where no cars are allowed – just fresh air, greenery, and peace all around. It's one of the very few places in India where you can truly disconnect from the noise and chaos of city life. You can walk or ride a horse through forest trails, enjoy stunning views from points like Panorama Point and Echo Point, and soak in the cool breeze by Charlotte Lake. The famous toy train ride from Neral is a fun and scenic way to reach here, especially during monsoons. Whether you're into nature, photography, or just want to relax, Matheran makes for a perfect weekend trip with friends, family, or even solo.<h3>Lonavala – A Quick Escape to the Hills</h3>Just a short drive from Mumbai or Pune, Lonavala is the go-to spot when you need a break from city life. Surrounded by lush green valleys, waterfalls, and misty hills, it’s a perfect weekend getaway for nature lovers, couples, and families. You can visit popular spots like Tiger Point, Bhushi Dam, Pawna Lake, and ancient caves like Karla and Bhaja. During the monsoon, Lonavala turns into a green paradise with clouds floating around you and streams flowing through the hills. Whether you're looking to relax, explore nature, or just enjoy good weather with great company, Lonavala always delivers.

Escape the city with our Matheran and Lonavala weekend trip from Pune. Enjoy scenic treks, peaceful viewpoints, and lakeside camping at Pawna for a perfect nature getaway.

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Can dark be synonymous with beautiful? You’d definitely say yes if you’ve been to Andharban forest. The trek through Andharban is one of the most refreshing treks in the Sahyadri region.&nbsp;In Andharban you would be in the middle of a dark jungle, finding the route, towering over valleys, and crossing ghats! Also known as The Dark Forest Trek, Andharban trek fits the bill of a beginner’s dream trek bill with absolutely no ascent and largely only a descent through a trail with stunning views and breathtaking experiences. The panoramic view of the valley, greenery in the surroundings, walking through the foggy patches of the forest, en route numerous streams and waterfalls, and the unique experience of dark forest are the highlights of this trek. Evergreen forest covers you with shade in the first half of the trek (6-8 km). The trek further descends in Konkan to reach Bhira (4 km). The valley is also the origin place for Kundalika river which is famous for its white water rafting.&nbsp;&nbsp;The trek starts from a place called Independent Point near Pimpri Dam. It’s recommended that you take a guide with you especially if it's your first time on the trail. Start early in the morning; just as you start the trail, you take a turn into the Kundalika valley as you pass the tip and stunning views await your arrival. The initial walk is along the edge of the valley. Once you cross into the dark wood, the forest grows thicker and thicker, just opening in few spots just to make you realize the time is daytime. Sunlight hardly pierces the tree cover. Coming out of Andharban would take around 4-5 hours and once you cross the dark forest, you come out on top of a wall adjoining Pimpri Dam that’ll lead you to an open area, replete with poppy fields. The trek ends near Bhira dam where the Kundalika river originates.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The major attraction of the forest is the sightings of butterflies. The forest is surrounded by colorful butterflies, especially the Blue Mormons which is also known as the State butterfly of Maharashtra.The best time to visit Andharban is during monsoon and post-monsoon(July-December). This time of the year, the abundant foliage, cascading waterfalls, and amazing species of flora and fauna that you get to spot along the way make the trek all the more special. What’s interesting, however, is that people are allowed to go night-trekking in Andharban. Pre-monsoon is the mating season of fireflies and if you’re there for a night trek, you’re sure to witness these light-emitting flies.Lohagad is an ideal trek for beginners, as it is rated as one of the easiest treks. The route for Lohagad fort trek is very easy and comfortable even when it rains. If any one want to trek for the first time, with a good trek satisfaction, then this is the best place to trek. The lush green mountains, cool breeze, panaromic view, sceneries, all these make the trek even more fantastic. Most beautiful place to explore and experience the sight of several waterfalls too.This fort is one of the ancient forts of Maharashtra, situated close to the hills. The geography of the fort is unique. It rises to an elevation of 3,389 ft above sea level. The range of this fort divides and branches the plummets of Indrayani river and Panina lake. During monsoons, the Lohagad fort top is covered by fog, mist and clouds.

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Andharban, Devkund Waterfall & Lohagad Fort Trek – Scenic Adventures in Maharashtra’s Nature

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Harishchandragad is situated in the Malshej region in the state of Maharashtra. This is one of the fun-filled trek, loved by most of the trek lovers. This is situated at a height of 4650 ft. This fort has multiple entry routes like the Panchai, which is the easiest rote to ascend. The Khireshwar route, which is graded as the moderate and the Nalichi was, which is the most difficult route. All the beginners choose the trail that starts from Pachnai. Khireshwar route is suitable for those who already have some trek experience.Konkankada, a cliff in Maharashtra acts as a special attraction, while you are ascending. This is at an altitude of 4665 ft from the sea level. This place have a beautiful view from the top as you can witness the glory of the nature filled with beauty, calmness and breath taking. This is a C-shaped cliff, where you can touch the flow of the water passing through your feet. Sunset from this place is eye-catching.Here, we hike up to the highest peak called Taramathi Peak. Make this experience count as this is close to heart. From the highest peek, you can witness the joy where you are at height , enjoying the cool breeze touching your skin, which automatically brings a smile on your face.This peak is a highly graded peak and a must visit place.After you ascend to a great height, you can see historical &nbsp;temples, called the Harishchandreshwar temple and the Kedareshwar temple, both of Lord shiva. In Harishchandreshwar temple you can experience the atmosphere of live poojas, whereas in Kedareshwar temple, the temple is inside the caves, where you can see lord shiva resting in the water. Here, you can swim in the water to reach the lord, the water level would be upto chest level. All this gives you immense joy and pleasure, by even knowing the history of the temple, which says the four pillars of the temple are four yogas and now currently the temple is withstanding on only a single pillar and that pillar is significantly believed as the Kaliyug.The Aadrai trek is one of the best places to trek in India, loved by most of the trek lovers. So all the brave folks, buckle up for an amazing trek with jungle experience. The Aadrai trail is 130 kms away from Pune, which would take around 4 hours to trek. This trek is spectacular as it gives you the joy and pleasure with a forest experience, with the smell of the moist soil, cool breeze, chirping birds, great flora and fauna. One of the most exhilarating treks as the forest is dense. This gives you a thrilling experience.The sunset and the sunrise here are splendid and gives you that warmth feeling as you sit there and relax. The rays of the sun falling on you, where you sit and close your eyes and listen to the waterfall roaring sounds, all these gives happiness to your soul. This trail can be remembered as you are walking through the canopies of large trees.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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<h2>Rajmachi fort</h2>Rajmachi is the place where one can experience immense surrounding natural beauty of the Mother Nature. It is the best place to visit, if you are a nature lover. Rajmachi Trek is the trek between Lonavala and Karjat, which are the two popular hill stations of Maharashtra. The trek is a 16 km long trek, where you can not only enjoy the scenaries and view points, but also can feel the sight of Waterfalls. River Ulhasnagar streams it’s water droplets from the gaps of the mountains and hills.The fort is at an elevation of 2750 ft. Kondhana Caves can be found as a special attraction. Rajmachi consists of 2 forts, Shivadharan and Manaranjan. So, all the brave folks, trek lovers and mountain climbers will explore the heritage of these historical forts of Maharashtra. The architecture, the breeze touching your skin, the greenery, the valleys, beautiful waterfalls, structured caves, lush green mountains, all these make you forget your past and future and make sure you live in the present and live for the moment. The best time to visit Rajmachi is from June to November. During monsoon, it is a bit difficult. Therefore, winter is the best time, as it has the best weather, easy to walk and trek conveniently.<h2>Lonavala and Khandala</h2>Khandala view point is one of the beautiful points filled with greenery. It is a hill station in the western ghats in the state of Maharashtra. The best time to visit this place is during the monsoons, as in this season the beauty and serenity of the place hits different. Khandala is special for its view points, waterfalls, sceneries, mountains and hills etc. The Khandala view point gives a special attraction to the tourists extending unparalleled beauty.<h2>Visapur trek</h2>Visapur Fort is a fort near Visapur village in Maharashtra. It is a part of Lohagad Fort. Trek to this fort is considered as a moderately graded trek, good option for trek learners and beginners. There are three routes to ascend the fort, where one can choose any of the three and climb the fort around 1-2 hrs. One can trek with energy and excitement only by knowing the history of the fort. &nbsp;

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Alang Madan Kulang trek, also known popularly as AMK or Alangad Madangad Kulangad lies in the Kalsubai range of the Sahyadris, in Nashik district, Maharashtra. History of AMK is still not known, but it is been used as watchtower for surrounding area. One cannot climb AMK without technical knowledge of rock climbing. AMK Adventure Trek is a perfect mixture of Trekking, Climbing, Rappelling, Traversing, Jungle Walk &amp; of course unbelievable Satisfaction.

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Alang Madan Kulang forts are most difficult treks of Maharashtra. We provide guide, equipment, safety and stay in our package

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AMK Trek - The Most difficult trek in Maharashtra

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Harihar Fort is 1120metres (3,676 feet) above sea level. Harihar Fort Trek is a small yet tiring trek. The fort is situated in the Trimbakeshwar mountain ranges offers stunning views of the area around. Harihar fort appears to be rectangular in shape from its base. It is built on a triangular prism of rock. Its three faces and two edges are absolutely vertical 90 degrees. The third edge towards the west is inclined at an angle of 75 degrees. A one-meter wide rocky staircase with niches in it is carved out for ascending &amp; descending.&nbsp;The last 200 feet of the trek is a climb through steep rock-cut stairs inclined at 80 degrees. The descent is particularly exhilarating as you have to climb down and at one point face a sheer 500 ft drop. The architecture of the stairs is so diverse and outstanding and offers spectacular and occasionally scary views of the valley below. Harihar fort offers a 360-degree view of the Sahyadri range. Bhaskargad, Utwad fort, Anjaneri fort, Brahma Parvat, Navra-Navri peak, Brahmagiri are a few of the many forts that can be seen from here.&nbsp;The base village for the Harihar fort trek is Nirgudpada village (Kotamwadi). Harihar Dhaba is the exact point where your trek starts. The trail is pretty obvious crossing through fields and small streams. Once you cross the fields the trail gradually starts climbing up into the forest areas. After a 45 mins walk from here you will reach the plateau. Here ends the first section of the trek. This is also the point where the alternative route from Harshewadi joins too. From this point, you can see the difficult part of the trek, the iconic rock-cut steps. There are around 200 steps in all. After you climb the first rocky staircase main entrance you walk through below an overhang with a sheer drop. There are notches carved in for support. Place your foot consciously. During monsoon season they become slippery because of the moss formation. After a climb of 90 steps, you reach a door, from the door the trail takes you to a left transverse. To your left is the valley and towards your right is the wall of the fort. You then encounter another set of steep stairs around 100 in number to reach the top of the fort. The top opens up with a cave and further you can see small ponds, a couple of temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman and Shiva. Another 10-15 mins of the trek take you to the highest point of the fort. Enjoy the spectacular views from the top of the fort. The descend is the same route as the ascend. But one has to be extra cautious descending the steps. Use the three-point safety technique where you use your two hands and one leg in contact with the surface in every step that you take while facing the mountain.Best time to visit:The months from June to February are the best time to visit Harihar fort. During monsoon, you get to see lush green sceneries and in post monsoon season you have clearer views of your surroundings. Avoid summers since the weather can be extremely hot. Wanna take a video tour? Here you go: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVz0T6_E0lQ">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVz0T6_E0lQ</a>

Harihar Fort is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the Sahyadri. It is open for beginners as well. Do join us for the best experience.

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Harihar Fort & Trimbakeshwar

Mt Kalsubai is the highest peak(1646 meters) in Maharashtra and a definite destination. The trek offers a mesmerizing combination of waterfalls, forests, field lands, and historic forts.&nbsp;Being the highest peak, it commands a beautiful view of the surrounding forts. You can see Bhandardara backwaters and the peaks of Ramsej, Harihargad, Brahmagiri, Anjaneri, Ghargad, Bahula, Tringalwadi, Kavnai, to the north; Aundha, Vishramgad, Bitangad, to the east; Alang, Madangad, Kulang, to the west; Ratangad at the south-west and to the south you will be able to see Prabhalgad, Ghanchakkar, and Harishchandragad.&nbsp;Scaling Kalsubai has become something of a rite of passage for ardent trekkers. The trek is moderately difficult, passing through lush paddy fields, jungles, small streams, highlands, and rocky terrains, and takes around 3-4 hours, with short intervals in between, to reach the crest of Kalsubai.&nbsp;The base village Bari is a farming village and from the start of the trek, you will walk through extensive farms. This is the best of the trek and is an easy enjoyable walk. Once you reach the end of the village you’ll find a small stream (which needs to be crossed), and a Hanuman temple. The route from the temple leads straight to the peak and is well-marked so there is no risk of getting lost. During monsoons, there is a patch of fresh slush near the paddy fields, so don't worry much about the stains, they're bound to happen. Following the fields, you’ll go through a short forest section. Here ends your first section of the trek and the easy part too. The second section is Up the hill, and what you’ll see is white times infinity. Fog. Clouds. Drizzle. Wind. And in all this come the ladders! Wobbly as they are, one-at-a-time climb on the ladder, less support, you start thinking about all the things you had ever wanted to do in life. There are five such ladders en route to the top. The ladder section is the challenging part of the trek. After this, you’ll reach a viewpoint that is usually misassumed as the pinnacle but it’s not. From the viewpoint area, you’ll have to walk for another 10 mins for the final summit. Once you reach the peak, you’re above the clouds!&nbsp;The final summit is where the Kalsubai temple is located. The Kalsubai temple is considered very auspicious and many villagers still visit the temple to seek the blessings of Kalsubai Devi. The temple is open throughout the year. The descent down takes about two to three hours of trekking. You will have to take the same trail down to reach the base village of Bari.<h5>&nbsp;</h5><h5>Day or night trekking?</h5>Both day and night trekking options are available. If you opt for a day trek, aim to be at the pinnacle at dusk when the sun sets behind the lush mountains, creating a magically beautiful landscape – it’s a sight to behold! And, if you’re considering a night trek, aim to be at the peak at dawn as you’ll be making a memory of a lifetime, watching the sun gloriously rise behind the mountains whilst the mist covers the valley below.<h5>&nbsp;</h5><h5>Best time to visit:</h5>The trek is open throughout the year with each season having a different landscape. So choose the best time depending on what you would like to experience.&nbsp;During monsoon season you get to see lush green landscapes and experience trekking in heavy rain. But at the same time, it’ll be heavily crowded and the views aren’t clear too. So, it’s best to avoid this season.&nbsp;Post monsoon is the flowering season and one can experience the beauty of a variety of flora. You get to see the same flowers as the ones found in Kaas plateau(valley of flowers of Maharashtra).The winter months are the best time for night trekking since you’ll have a clear view of the starry sky and the trial is less likely to be risky. And if you’re lucky enough you even get to spot fireflies. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Experience the thrill of trekking to Kalsubai Peak, the highest point in Maharashtra. A perfect weekend getaway for adventure seekers offering stunning sunrise views, moderate trails, and unmatched scenic beauty.

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Kalsubai Trek

Have you heard of this pollution-free hill station in the state of Maharashtra? Situated close to Mumbai, this plateau is home to dense forests, waterfalls, and the lovely Ulhas River, a visit to Matheran is a must on any traveler's list, for it offers one a peaceful, quiet and laidback holiday. A special feature of&nbsp; Matheran is that no motor vehicles are allowed there, not even cycles, making it not only pollution-free but also a noise-free hill station. Literally meaning ‘forest on the head’, Matheran refers to the thick woods at the top of the hill. Matheran retains the vintage charm of hill stations developed by the British. Here you can experience Parsi lifestyle and enjoy staying in British cottages. As a matter of fact, Matheran is known to be the smallest hill station in India with an area of just 10 sqkm.&nbsp;Just like any other hill station, Matheran too has numerous viewpoints and 38 of them have been officially marked. Panorama point gives us a 360° view of the entire region.&nbsp; Apart from being the main source of water for the people of Matheran, Charlotte lake is set amidst the densely forested area, sprawls out with a dam at one end and the Pisarnath temple at the other. Also, from the lake, one can see get to see the view of the famous vantage point of Matheran - Echo Point and Louisa Point. If you’re visiting Matheran in the monsoon, there are chances that you’ll get to see a reverse waterfall which is one of its kind. If time permits you can tick off various other viewpoints too.&nbsp;Best time to visit:Matheran can be visited at any time of the year, including monsoon. Temperature varies from 15 C to 30 C depending on the climate. In monsoon, the entire place is the midst of a foggy climate which makes the scenery even more spectacular, and you’re sure to enjoy walking down the foggy roads not knowing what scenery is going to be unraveled, making the suspense even better. &nbsp;

Take a break from the hustle of city life and embark on a Matheran trekking trip. Discover breathtaking vistas, enchanting waterfalls, and hidden trails that will rejuvenate your soul.

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Matheran Hill Station

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Rajgad to Torna fort trek

Can dark be synonymous with beautiful? You’d definitely say yes if you’ve been to Andharban forest. The trek through Andharban is one of the most refreshing treks in the Sahyadri region.&nbsp;In Andharban you would be in the middle of a dark jungle, finding the route, towering over valleys, and crossing ghats! Also known as The Dark Forest Trek, Andharban trek fits the bill of a beginner’s dream trek bill with absolutely no ascent and largely only a descent through a trail with stunning views and breathtaking experiences. The panoramic view of the valley, greenery in the surroundings, walking through the foggy patches of the forest, en route numerous streams and waterfalls, and the unique experience of dark forest are the highlights of this trek. Evergreen forest covers you with shade in the first half of the trek (6-8 km). The trek further descends in Konkan to reach Bhira (4 km). The valley is also the origin place for Kundalika river which is famous for its white water rafting.&nbsp;&nbsp;The trek starts from a place called Independent Point near Pimpri Dam. It’s recommended that you take a guide with you especially if it's your first time on the trail. Start early in the morning; just as you start the trail, you take a turn into the Kundalika valley as you pass the tip and stunning views await your arrival. The initial walk is along the edge of the valley. Once you cross into the dark wood, the forest grows thicker and thicker, just opening in few spots just to make you realize the time is daytime. Sunlight hardly pierces the tree cover. Coming out of Andharban would take around 4-5 hours and once you cross the dark forest, you come out on top of a wall adjoining Pimpri Dam that’ll lead you to an open area, replete with poppy fields. The trek ends near Bhira dam where the Kundalika river originates.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The major attraction of the forest is the sightings of butterflies. The forest is surrounded by colorful butterflies, especially the Blue Mormons which is also known as the State butterfly of Maharashtra.The best time to visit Andharban is during monsoon and post-monsoon(July-December). This time of the year, the abundant foliage, cascading waterfalls, and amazing species of flora and fauna that you get to spot along the way make the trek all the more special. What’s interesting, however, is that people are allowed to go night-trekking in Andharban. Pre-monsoon is the mating season of fireflies and if you’re there for a night trek, you’re sure to witness these light-emitting flies. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

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Andharban and Devkund Waterfalls

‘World’s most dangerous fort trek’, ‘A trek not for the faint hearted’ are such labels Kalavantin fort is referred to as. This is cause of the angle of photos or videos taken from a bird’s eye view. But honestly, it can be considered as an easy-moderate trek. This can be on your list of must-do treks but with adequate precautions taken.&nbsp;Lying in the western ghats of Maharashtra and standing tall at a hefty height of 2300 feet above sea level, Kalavantin Durg is a fort that was constructed in honor of Queen Kalavantin. Unlike the name says a fort, there’s nothing as such built but was just used as a watchtower to keep a watch on the surroundings.Kalavantin trek offers stunning views via an intense climb through rugged terrain with narrow rock-cut steps and steep slopes with no support - the trek to and from the fort is a bit risky yet fascinating. This fort gives you a panoramic view of the mountains around like Prabalgad, Chanderi, Peb Matheran, Irshalgad, and Ulhas river. The hike is vertiginous, as the rock-cut steps are very steep and there are no railings to support your climb. So be careful if you're scared of heights. Hiking down is challenging as well, so if you have acrophobia, it is best to avoid the trek altogether.The base point of kalavantin is situated in Thakurwadi village, which leads the path to both kalavantin and prabhalgad. The trail initially takes you to Prabhamachi which is the diversion point for the two treks. The trek can be divided into three sections; The first is from Thakurwadi to Prabhalmachi plateau. The second section is from Prabhalmachi to Col. this section includes ascend through rocky patches. The trail gets notably steeper as you make the move upwards to the top, and there is a sense of vertigo-inducing on the way up through this doesn’t deter those in pursuit of heart-pounding adventure. The third section is from Col to the pinnacle of kalavantin. This includes a huge set of rock-cut steps with nearly 80° angle. This is followed by a short climb over a rock about 15 ft high to reach the pinnacle. One has to be very cautious while climbing this rock patch since the footholds have been destroyed due to heavy rains. Preferably carry a rope along for this patch or if you’re a beginner, it’s better to avoid this third section and keep your hands empty. Skipping the third section isn’t a big deal since the view from Col and the pinnacle are almost the same. The stunning view of abundant greenery, virgin nature, and the alluring valley below can clench your heart with the thirst for purity and divinity. Best time to visit:&nbsp;Usually, the best time to visit any sahayadri trek is in monsoon but for Kalavantin post-monsoon months and winter is the best time as the level of risk faced automatically surges during monsoon as the way becomes slippery. Above all, it’s sure to be jammed with huge crowds during monsoon season.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

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Kalavantindurg & Prabalgad fort

<h2>Irshalgad</h2>Irshalgad is an iconic boat-shaped hill that is easily distinguishable from afar. Irshalgad is not a fort but a watchtower sort of. It has a pinnacle that was used by the Maratha forces to keep an eye on approaching enemy forces. The climb to the peak can be divided into three phases: The base of the pinnacle, the Needle hole, and the final, technical push to the peak. It is only recommended to go up to the second level, as the final stretch is especially treacherous.Irshalghad trek is known for its fort, which is located in between Matheran and Panvel in the state of Maharashtra. This fort gives a fantastic sight to watch. This fort is 3700 feet height above sea level and is little moderate graded trek. This fort can be reached from the base village called Irshalwadi, this is where the actual trek begins. This takes around 1-1.5 hrs to reach the top. The Irshalgad fort is too large and ancient. There are many plummets of water flowing from several rocks. You can see many trees, rocks and small creatures while trekking. Trekking to this place before sunrise makes the trek even more glorious and special. As you reach the top of the pinnacle, you can also see other sister forts from that altitude like Prabalgad, Matheran etc. The fort is not exactly a fort, but a pinnacle with distinct shape. The path is little steepy and there is also a water tank on the route.Chowk is the starting point for the trek. After a 10 min brisk walk, you encounter a steep climb on a well-defined route made up of scree and small loose rocks.&nbsp;<h2>Waterfall rappelling</h2>The waterfalls we will visit is about an hour from railway station if we trek. These waterfalls are located in Karjat region of Maharashtra. The cascading falls fills the region with beauty and serenity with a lush green landscape. The waterfall rappelling is one of the most adventurous and interesting fun activity to be done here. This waterfall rappelling is a technique used to control your steps from descending down the rock of slope. This can be done by using thick ropes along with some safety measures and equipments. While rappelling one can feel the gush and rush of the water, which gives you a feeling of refreshment. There are also several view points and sceneries to see in this beautiful town.&nbsp;<h2>Best time to visit:</h2>Post monsoon and winter are the recommended times to visit Irshalgad. In monsoon, it’ll be too tricky to climb the rock patch and is risky too. &nbsp;

Irshalgad trek is one of the most popular monsoon treks in Sahyadri ranges of  Maharashtra. Waterfall rappelling as an add-on makes this more adventurous.

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Irshalgad and Waterfall rappelling

Just like the name suggests it's a ‘jewel’ of a fort. Ratangad Fort is situated atop a hill overlooking the Bhandardara region. Kalsubai peak and the Konkan-Kada are visible from here. Standing tall amidst other great peaks of Alang, Kulang, and Kalsubai, Ratangad fort is also a part of the Ajoba mountain range. Ratangad is the origin of the river Pravara. Ratanwadi is the base village of the fort. There is a beautiful Amruteshwar Shiva temple in the village built in the 9th century in Hemadpanti architectural style. The view of lakes from atop will leave you speechless!&nbsp;Altitude: 1297m / 4255ftDifficulty level: Easy - Moderate&nbsp;Best time to visit:Undoubtedly monsoon is the best time to visit Ratangad fort but the trek can be done throughout the year.Highlights of the trek:<ul><li>Standing in the ‘Eye of the needle’ is a major attraction</li><li>While ascending the fort via the ladder route, the flow of Pravara river runs along with us.</li></ul>Check the next section for itinerary and detailed information about the trek. &nbsp;

Ratangad Trek

We are glad to come up with another beautiful trek in the Western Ghats. The Salher fort trek, especially in monsoons will keep you hooked with mesmerizing landscape views throughout the trail. We will start our trail from the base village of Salher-wadi around noon. The trail begins with an easy and almost flat hiking section. The trail further is all about traversing slopes and few staircase sections near every fort entry gate. The stairs are easy to climb. All you need to ensure is to have a slow and steady pace ensuring a good grip.

Salher Salota Forts Trek

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Sandhan Valley Trek is a unique experience combining adventure activities such as Rappelling and staying amidst nature. Sandhan valley is a water-carved valley around 200 feet deep. Sandhan is located near beautiful Bhandardara region near the village called Samrad. Samrad village and Sandhan Valley is surrounded by Alang, Madan ad Kulang mountains. This place also has Ratangad, Ajoba and Kalsubai mountain ranges. Kalsubai is the highest peak in Maharashtra spanning 5400 feets.Sandhan Valley is accessible from Nov to May.Sandhan Valley trek starts from Samrad village. Total trek time is around 5 hours which includes rappelling and crossing pool of water. and deep gorges and one of its kind of a lifetime experience which you feel at end of the trek.

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