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Sudhagad Fort trek also known as Bhorapgad was built as a hill fort. It was built for defensive advantage due to rise in elevation  It is situated in Pali,Maharashtra and lies within the Sudhagad Wildlife Sanctuary.

According to sources, the Sudhagad Fort was built around in 2nd century B.C and is said to be the same age as the Thanale Caves and Khadsamble Caves which are not far from Sudhagad. It got its name Bhorapgad after the presiding deity, Bhoraidevi and was eventually named Sudhagad meaning sweet one in 1657, after the Marathas captured it from the Bahamani Sultan.

Owing to its large size, it was the only fort that was considered by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj to be the capital of the Maratha Empire.

During the regime of Peshwas, the ‘Pantsachivas of Bhor- the Pant Sachiv family of Bhor state were made the keepers of the Sudhagad Fort but the fort became patron less in 1950 when the princely states were annexed. Since then it is in a state of wreckage.

Sudhagad Fort is at a height of 620m above sea level. The area surrounding the fort is the Sudhagad Wildlife Sanctuary. The Thakurwadi village is base village and is the starting point for the most used and popular route.

On reaching the fort, one can visit the Bhoraidevi temple which is well maintained and can see the ruins of two temples dedicated to Shiva. From the top of the fort, two lakes, a house, a large granary , some tombs and the shrine of Vrindavan can also be seen. The Sudhagad Fort offers a clear view of forts like Sarasgad, Korigad, Dhangad and Taila-Baila. The fort has a number of secret passages as well. The largest of the three doors on the fort is called the Maha Darwaja.

The slopes of the hill have Pandhri trees which are used as walking sticks.

The Sudhagad Fort trek has an easy trail and consists of slopes and steps carved of solid rocks. For vertical patches, long ladders have been provided for an easy climb. Upon reaching the entrance, the fort has three entrance gates-the Pachchapur Darwaja, the Dindi Darwaja and the Maha Darwaja, the largest one. One can also have a night stay at the Pantsachiv wada and Bhorai mata Mandir.

The base village is Thakurwadi village and from here it takes approximately 2.5 hours to reach the summit.

How to reach

The Sudhagad Fort is situated at 53 km west from Pune, 26 km  south from Lonavala, 11 km east from Pali district.

If travelling by private vehicle, one can come towards Khopoli which is not far from Lonavala, and then can reach Pali by asking the locals for directions. For public transport, from Mumbai, you can take an ST bus that will take you Vakan and from there you can hire a sharing auto to Pali.

From Panvel, direct buses are also available to Pali but are less frequent. The base village of the trek, Thakurwadi village, is 13 km from Pali and you will need to hire a private auto to reach there.

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Sudhagad Fort: An Introduction

Sudhagad fort, also known as Bhorapgad, is a hill fort located in the Pali district of Maharashtra. A colossal fort was  once considered an option  to become the  Maratha empire’s capital  under Shivaji Maharaja’s regime. Still, he decided against it and chose Raigad as the capital because of its location.

It is one of the few forts that have a  vast plateau on the top . 

On top of the fort, you can see temples dedicated to Lord Shiva & Bhoraidevi, two ponds, a secret escape route, Pantsachiv wada(where people stayed), Maha Darwaza & much more.

The fort is at an  altitude of 1970 ft.  & is considered a relatively easy trek. Sudhagad has a lot to offer & after reaching the plateau, you atleast require  an hour to explore the fort .

• Best Season:  Monsoon & Winter (Winter for camping overnight)
• Altitude:  1970 ft.
• Difficulty:  Easy-Moderate
• Base Village:  Thakurwadi

How To Reach?

Located near Thakurwadi village, which is approximately  16 kms (30 mins) from Pali , you can quickly get to the base village by car or public transport from Mumbai & Pune.

Public Transport:

There are two ways you can get to Thakurwadi.

First:  Take a train to Karjat and then to Khopoli; from Khopoli, take a local ST bus to Pali. You can hire a private vehicle or board another bus to Thakurwadi.

Second:  You can take a bus to Khopoli from Mumbai, then take a local ST bus to Pali. You can hire a private vehicle or board another bus to Thakurwadi.

One way’s travel time is around 4-5 hours via public transport.

Private Vehicle:

The distance from  Mumbai & Pune  is around  120 km  & can take around  3-3.5 hours  to reach Thakurwadi village. You can park your vehicle in the village, there are no parking charges .

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Trek Route & Difficulty

Sudhagad fort is an easy one-day trek and suitable for beginners as well.

However, if you want, you can camp overnight in the fort and return to the base village the next day.

The  trek distance  is around  3.5 kms  to reach the top, and it will take approximately  2-2.5 hours  with ample breaks.

The trek starts from Thakurwadi village (you will find signs pointing towards the trail of the fort).

The initial trek goes through plain farming lands & after 15 mins, you enter the thick forest; here, you will come across the first ladder section & stone steps section on the trail.

After the forest section, you reach another iron ladder which leads to proper steps made out of stone, leading you to the fort’s entry.

You can make your food arrangements at the top where you camp with the help of the local caretaker who stays at the wada on top of the fort.

Here’s a link to the GPX file of the route on  Ramblr .

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Also known as Bhorapgad, Sudhagad Fort is situated in the state of Maharashtra. Nestled at a height of 2,030 feet, the fort is said to be built in the 2nd century BC. The monsoon trek to Sudhagad Fort is a must for those who are looking forward to a one-day trek in the serenity of hills. It offers awe-inspiring views in the rainy season that surely give peace to trekkers’ soul.

Once used to be the capital of King Swarajya, the fort lies at a distance of 53 km from Pune. Notably, the fort has emerged as popular monsoon treks in Maharashtra for adventure lovers. The ancient fort was declared as Sudhagad Sanctuary and it is one of the well-preserved forts in Maharashtra. On reaching the fort, one can witness a majestic sight of the higher ramparts of the fort.

The Sudhagad trek near Pali is an easy one and it requires moderate physical fitness. It serves as a perfect weekend destination from Mumbai and Pune to enjoy some quality time with friends and family. From the hilltop, one can catch the glimpses of majestic peaks like Tail Baila, Dhangad, Sarasgad and Ghangad. There are two alpine lakes at the hilltop where trekkers can take a refreshing dip. Also, those who plan to spend a night at the top can build a camp near the lake. Apart from that, one can visit nearby Pant Sachivancha Vada and Bhorai Devi Temple. Dedicated to Goddess Bhorai Devi, the temple takes the trekkers back to the 2nd century BC.

It is said that the temple and the fort were built by the devotees of Bhorai Devi and later they were captured by Bahamani Sultan. In 1657, Marathas finally took over the fort and named it as Sudhagad. The word Sudhagad means the sweet fort. Trekkers can locate a number of bells hanging on the entrance and in the premises of the temple. Also, the trail features a secret door, which takes the trekkers to the Bhoreshwar Temple. It has three idols of Hindu deities. Sudhagad is well-known for Pachchapur Darwaaja, a door covered with the creeper plants, which is a must capture for the photographers.

Day 1: Dadar to Sudhagad Fort

The exciting and adventurous Sudhagad Fort monsoon trek expedition begins in the morning. All those who are planning this trek have to reach Dadar railway station by 06:30 am. Board an auto or taxi to reach the base village. You will arrive at this beautiful hamlet by 10 am. Gorge on the breakfast and rest here for a while and then start hiking towards the hilltop, which would take around 3 hours. Passing through the dense forest, your eyes will catch a glimpse of the rich flora and fauna. The melodious sound of birds will not only give you immense peace but also bring a smile to your face. You will walk through the lush green forests and paddy fields to reach the Sudhagad Fort.

On reaching the fort, soak yourself in the soothing beauty of serene hills and capture the magnificent views of various peaks in your camera. You will be enticed by the beauty of the huge entrance door that showcases antique wood carvings. After exploring the historical charm of the fort, enjoy delicious lunch at the hilltop.

Start descending towards the base village at 3 pm. You will again pass through lush green environs, alpine meadows and dancing clouds. It will take around 1 hour to reach the base village. In the village, you can consume tea and snacks to gain some energy. Afterwards, you will move towards the Dadar railway station and board a train to reach your destination.

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Sudhagad fort monsoon trek, price (per person):   ` 1,500, duration:   16 hrs, cancellation policy   |   payment policy, inclusions:, exclusions:.

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Trek to Sudhagad - the abode of Bhoraidevi

Sudhagad is a fort located near Pali, about away from Khopoli. Getting there from Mumbai or Pune is quite easy, and so it is a popular trekking destination. Sudhagad was originally referred to as Bhorapgad, after the Goddess Bhoraidevi who was the family deity of the Pant Sachivas family who ruled over the Bhor district in which the fort lies. However the origin of this fort is said to date back to the 2nd century B.C., the same age as the Thanale Caves and Khadsamble caves nearby ( ref ).

There are various documented routes to climb the mountain to the trek:

• The main route is from Dhondase village to the north of the fort. As you travel south from Pali on state highway 93, there is a turn to the left at Wavloli village going towards Dhondase. The trekking route from Dhondase is supposed to be quite well defined and reaches the fort at the main entrance or "Maha Darwaja"
• The other route is from the south of the fort, from a village called Thakurwadi. From Pali, go south on state highway 93 and turn left at Adsule village towards Pachchapur. Thakurwadi is at the end of the road ahead from Pachchapur

We took the second route. This route is now more frequently used by trekkers due to the steel ladders that have been fitted at the most difficult spots on the route, thereby avoiding the toughest parts of the climb.

Thakurwadi is a small village with a population of about 300 people surrounded by rice fields.

Sudhagad is so big, and so many things to see on it that one visit is not enough. There are other attractions such as a secret passageway, and several bastions all around that need to be explored... surely another visit is warranted!

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About Sudhagad Fort

Sudhagad also called Bhorapgad a hill fort situated in Maharashtra, India. This fort is said to date back to the 2nd century B.C the same age as the Thanale caves and Khadsamble caves nearby. It was then called Bhorapgad after its presiding deity, Bhorai devi. The Trek Difficulty Level is Medium,But the endurance Level is High.One need to  carry packed food. One can also cook food at the Wada Transport Regular buses are available from Nagothane to Pali Village.You need to change bus at Pali village for Thakurwadi the base village for Sudhagad Trek.Height of Sudhagad Fort is 2030 feet.For Accommodation 50 people can stay in palace of Pant Sachiv. Even Bhorai Devi temple is good place for a stay on the fort.Food Facility: It’s better to make food arrangement by yourself.For Drinking Water there are many cisterns, lakes, and tanks on the fort. Hence drinking water is available throughout the year.It takes 2 hours by Pachchapur route.Best time to visit is during Monsoon & Winter.

How to reach Sudhagad Fort

Sudhagad route from Pune - Lonavala - Khopoli - Durshet - Pali - Sudhagad.From Pune it is Aprrox 145 km                                              Sudhagad route from Mumbai - Panvel - Wadkal - Pali - Thakurwadi - Sudhagad.From Mumbai it is Approx 135 km.Total time required for climbing Sudhagad Killa is 2.5 hours and the total distance for trekking Sudhagad Killa is 5 km

Places to visit at Sudhagad Fort

There are temples  of Goddess Bhorai Devi, Lord Shiva, and Hanuman.

• Pantsachiv Wada
• Two lakes and water cisterns
• Maha darwaja
• Dindi Darwaja  Pachchapur Darwaja
• Chor darwaja (Secret door)
• Bastions of the fort well in condition
• Remains of old structure
• From the fort top we can have glimpse of Sarasgad, Tel-Baila and Ghangad.

Fascinating Spots

The perimeter of this fort is quite big. There are many lakes on the fort. There is a palace of Pant Sachiv on the fort, where 50 people can stay comfortably. Also, there is a temple of Bhorai Devi, where 25-30 persons can be accommodated. Different kind of medicinal plants and trees can be seen in the surrounding fores.There is a temple of Bhoreshwar near the palace. If we move further, we can see a well with a secret door. There are steps from the palace to the ‘Bhorai Devi’ temple. If we descend towards the other route, it takes us to water cisterns, which hold good drinking water. The route on the left side of these cisterns takes us towards a secret door. But this route now closed.

Dindi Darwaja of Sudhagad Fort

The way from Ghat of Sawashni takes us directly to Dindi Darwaja. This door is an exact replica of the Mahadarwaaja main entrance on Raigad. The construction and arrangement of this door is of the type called Gomukhi in shape of cow’s mouth. This door is well protected since it is hidden in between two huge bastions. There is one secret path well on the fort at the backside of the palace.It has one tunnel in it, but now it is dumped by mud. There is also a secret path to move down from the fort in case of any difficulty. There are some tombs at the backside of the Bhorai Devi temple. We can find beautiful carvings on them.

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Sudhagad Trek

About Sudhagad Trek

Sudhagad / Bhorapgad is a hill fort situated in Maharashtra , India . The origin of this fort is said to date back to the 2nd century B.C the same age as the Thanale Caves and Khadsamble caves nearby. It was then called Bhrorapgad (after its presiding deity, Bhoraidevi). In 1436, it was captured by the Bahamani Sultan. In 1657, the Marathas took over and renamed it “Sudhagad” ( the sweet one ). It was a large fort and Sudhagad was considered by chatrapati Shivaji maharaj as the capital of his kingdom. He surveyed it, but instead chose Raigad because of its central location.

In the regime of the Peshwas , the ‘Pantsachivas’ of Bhor became the custodians of this fort. After the annexation of princely states in 1950 the fort became patron less. As a result, the fort is in a state of ruins, even though it escaped the wrath of the British.

Major Attractions:

• Sudhagad main entrance
• Pantsachiv Wada
• Forest around the fort
• Bhoraidevi temple
• Secret escape route
• Shiva Temple on the fort
• Enjoy a panoramic view of the Surrounding

Travel Schedule

We’ll be boarding non-A/C bus from our nearest pickup point. Bus timings are shared below for convenience:

Pickup locations Borivali – Jogeshwari – Andheri – Bandra – Sion – Chembur – Vashi – Panvel

Meeting Point :  11:00 pm National Park Borivali

Day 1: Saturday

• 11:00 pm : Meet the Team at Borivali and move towards Base Village

Day 2: Sunday

• 03:30 am : Reach Base village, take some rest
• 06:00 am : Freshen up, Breakfast and gear up for the trek
• 07:00 am : Introduction round and brief on rules and regulations to be followed by everyone on the event
• 10:00 am : Reach top and explore the fort
• 11:30 am : Start Descending
• 01:30 pm : Back to the Village and have lunch
• 03:00 pm : Start return journey towards Mumbai
• 02:40 pm : Reach Mumbai and bid adieu with a promise to meet soon

Event Fee: Rs.1350/- per person. Payment once done is non-refundable, do check for availability before making a payment.

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The cost per head includes the following.

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Cost Excludes

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Things to carry

• Identity Card
• Some ready to eat food like- plum cakes, fruits, chocolates, biscuits, etc
• 2 Litres of water must
• Torch and shoes (Compulsory)
• Extra pair of clothes, socks optional
• Cap, Camera as Optional
• 1 packet of electrol, enerzal, glucon-D
• Medications if required for individual
• Avoid wearing precious ornaments on an event, if possible
• And a haversack or backpack to put all the above things to be carried, so hands are free to help each other while trekking. Sling bags / jholas / trolley bags etc not allowed on the event. Please pack accordingly.

Important Notes:

• Toilet Facility is not available at the base village. Considering it an outdoor activity, please prepare accordingly.
• We advise participant with any medical issues /history not to opt for this event. Still If he/she does so, it should be at the participant’s risk. The management won’t be responsible for any incident.
• Considering complicated route and respecting everyone’s time, we will not entertain any participant reaching base village by his/her own vehicle. One can come till meeting point by his/her vehicle and park it there and join our transport from there.
• Smoking/drinking/smoke up is strictly prohibited during the event. Anyone found doing so will be immediately expelled from the event.
• We request you to go through the complete itinerary. Since it is a group event, we will not be in position to entertain any request of leaving early from the event. Respecting the fellow trekmates, please adhere to the schedule and take back lovely memories.

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Trek to Sudhagad near Khopoli in Maharashtra on a low Budget

How did i discover:.

I got to know about Sudhagad (Bhorai devi temple) from a friend of mine who told me that its a replica of the Raigad fort. Now, this intrigued the explorer in me. So with basic essentials packed & along with a fellow traveler, I set out on an exciting journey.

Quick info about the fort:

Height of the fort is 600 meters, spread in 55 hector of area. Situated 11 km from Pali village. The fort is also known by the villagers has Bhoraidevi temple, Shivaji maharaj had considered this fort has the capital of the kingdom.

How to reach:

BY BUS: Direct bus available to Pali(111 km) and from Pali you can take a bus to Thakurwadi(base village).

IN TRAIN: No direct trains available but you can come via Khopoli – Pali – Thakurwadi.

From ROAD: Shivajinagar – Chinchwad – Dehu Road – Lonavala – Khopoli – Pali – Thakurwadi – Sudhagad.

FROM MUMBAI:

BUS: Direct bus available to Pali (98 km) and Pali you can take a bus to Thakurwadi(base village).

TRAIN: Direct train Dadar – Khopoli then opt for bus.

ROAD: Mumbai – Khopoli – Pali – Thakurwadi – Sudhagad fort.

Things to carry:

2 litre of water,

Lunch for the day,

Dry snacks.

Places to visit on sudhagad fort:

1. Taak Maak point.

3.Maha Darwaza.

4.Bhorai mata temple.

5.Pant waada.

6.Chor Darwaza.

Things you should know:

Yes, you can in a tent and also a mansion is available where you can stay.

Yes, people live on the fort they can avail food for you.

Yes, through the route at one point water is available and also at the top of the fort has people liveat the top.

TIPS/HACKS/SUGGESTION: Convenient Backpack For One Day Trek

My personal experience.

We got a train to Khopoli from Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, so has per the plan we boarded 17:33 train from CST and reached Khopoli by 20:00.The base village of the Sudhagad Fort is Thakurwadi (approx. 45kms)from Khopoli railway station).

Now let me guide you on how I traveled from the station to this base village:

From Khopoli railway station go to khopoli bus stop; an auto ride on sharing basis will cost you Rs. 10. The distance from Khopoli bus stop to Pali-Balleshwar temple is 30km, for which we hitched a ride as the last bus from Khopoli bus stop was at 20:00, We decided to stay put for a night here & stayed at a hotel for just Rs.100. (Got this deal after a negotiating but cant reveal the hotel’s name,sorry)

The next morning at 7 AM we resumed our journey to Thakurwadi village, which was around 11kms from our current destination, it costed around Rs.17 in a state transport bus. And we arrived!! Once you reach the base village, I recommend that you have a word with the locals about the route to Sudhagad Fort, they will surely tell you and plus its a very easy route. First you will see a stairs (see pic below.)and then again some set of stairs. The route is well marked you will find it easy to hike towards the top of fort. (Browse through the images).

When you pass the above the steps you would see a water body on the left hand side around 50-60 meter away After this you will reach the top of the fort in 20-30 minutes and will be able to spot a lake.

Now walk towards the right of the lake after which you would see the mansion (“waada” as known in Marathi) and the Taak Maak point. After exploring the fort and we took a nap in the mansion after which we headed back to the base village where the bus was at 15:00. (Another bus is available at 18:00 o’clock).

So to sum up the cost of this trek:

Train= CST – Khopoli (return)= Rs. 60

Bus= Khopoli – Pali (return)=Rs. 60

Stayed at pali = Rs.100- because of the delay missing out on the last

bus (extra cost )

Bus= Pali – Thakurwadi=Rs.34

Total expenditure=Rs. 254.

So if you are able to manage your time and everything is in place as per the plan, you can complete the trek in Rs.154 only. Just carry your lunch and snacks with you. If you have any queries , please feel free to contact me. I am just like you – A traveler seeking thrill by discovering new places amazing adventures!.

TIP/HACKS/SUGGESTION : Best Shoes with great grip on mountains, which is used by almost all Trekker’s 

You can also  Read my blog on Devkund Waterfall  which is near by Sudhagad and plan to visit.

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Thank you shahji.

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9 Phenomenal Places To Go Trekking With Your Squad For An Exhilarating Experience

If you’re looking for a vacation away from the city chaos where you can explore and embark on an exciting adventure, this list is for ya! Here’s your handbook to 9 breathtaking trekking destinations in and around the city to get that adrenaline racing. After all, the best view comes after the hardest climb!

1. Sinhagad Fort

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A picturesque fort constructed nearly 2,000 years ago, the Sinhagad Fort means the fort of the lion and was renovated periodically by the rulers who captured it; many wars have been fought here and this gorgeous property became a famous spot among the Marathas during the Mughal rule. Perched on an isolated cliff of the Sahyadri mountains approximately 1312m above sea level, the destination makes for an adventurous trek. Although vehicles are allowed, we recommend trekking your way up. The aesthetic beauty of the fort and the surroundings are sure to blow your mind! The best time to visit the fort is during monsoons.

Where | Sinhagad Fort - Sinhagad Ghat Road, Thoptewadi Distance From Pune | 35 Kms

2. Lohagad Fort

Built in 1564 by Guru Gobind Singh, Lohagad Fort was supposedly designed as a prison. Over time, after being shuffled in the hands of the Mughals and the Marathas repeatedly, the building has now been identified as a UNESCO site. Whether you’re a trekking enthusiast or a history buff, you’re bound to enjoy your trip to Lohagad Fort. You can also trek to an even higher elevation till Lohagad Fort’s twin, Visapur Fort.

Where |  Lohagad Fort - Lohagad Trek Road, Khandala, Lonavala Distance From Pune | 63 Kms

3. Rajmachi Trek

Rajmachi Fort is one of the most ancient forts in Maharashtra. Built at an altitude of 2710ft, this citadel provides the perfect opportunity to embark on a challenging trek. With astonishing views of the valley, the Rajmachi peak has two fortified structures: the Shrivardhan fort and the Manaranjan fort. The trail is covered with thick vegetation and rocks. Try to reach the highest point and the view from the top will surely blow your mind away!

Where | Rajmachi Fort - Lonavala, Pune District Distance From Pune | 80 Kms

4. Korigad Trek

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Nestled 923 meters above sea level, the best part about this one-day trek is that you can visit it almost any time of the year. While trekking, enjoy the panoramic views of Amby valley that make for a perf backdrop for all your Insta-worthy posts! Korigad trek is one of the shortest and easiest treks and is ideal for beginners as well!

Where | Korigad Fort - Aamby Valley City Distance From Pune | 90 Kms

5. Sudhagad Fort Trek

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Sudhagad, also known as Bhorapgad, is another popular trekking destination. Witness the lake-laden pathways and your heart is sure to skip a beat! Although it’s the perfect one-day getaway, the Sudhagad Fort trek can also be paired with the Sarasgad trek if you long for more. Camp at night and experience stargazing like never before!

Where | Sudhagad Fort - Ghera Sudhagad, Avandhe Distance From Pune | 132 Kms

6. Pratapgad Fort

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Pratapgad Fort is one of the largest forts in the Satara district of Maharashtra. Situated at an altitude of 1080ft, the trek to Pratapgad Fort is enthralling and one of the most spectacular treks. The fort has a strategic vantage point to overlook the road between the Par and Kinesvar villages. Significant as the site of the Battle of Pratapgad, the fort is now a popular tourist hotspot!

Where | Pratapgad Fort - Hinjavadi, Maan Road Distance From Pune | 139 Kms

7. Harishchandragad Fort

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Harishchandragad Fort trek is what we call a trekker’s paradise. The fort is situated at an altitude of 1424m and played a pivotal role in protecting the neighbouring lands from enemies. It is the most famous destination for camping and offers rock climbing, rappelling, and valley crossing. There are nearly 9 caves in total including 2 massive ones on Harishchandragad.

Where | Harishchandragad Fort - Konkanda Distance From Pune | 170 Kms

8. Kalsubai Peak

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Located just 180 kms from Pune, Kalsubai Peak is the most visited destination by travellers. Situated at an altitude of 5400ft, Kalsubai Peak is the highest peak in Maharashtra and it’s a part of the Sahyadri mountain range. With a majestic and mind-blowing landscape, trekking to Kalsubai Peak will be an exciting experience for ya!

Where | Kalsubai Peak - Mount Kalsubai, Indore  Distance From Pune | 180 Kms

9. Ratangad Fort

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Touted to be the best treks in the Maharashtra district, Ratangad Fort surely calls for a visit! It is located in the district of Ahmednagar and is located about 4255 feet above sea level. It lies in the Ajoba mountain range surrounded by great mountains of Kulang, Alang, Kalsubai, Katrabai, Ajoba and Ghanchakkar. For an experience of trekking in the night, add Ratangad Fort in your travel list!

Where |  Ratangad Fort - Ratanwadi Village, Bhandardara Distance From Pune | 185 Kms

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Sudhagad is one of the best hill fort near Pune. This is a simple trek and requires less stamina than other forts in the vicinity. It is enveloped i

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Sudhagad is one of the best hill fort near Pune. This is a simple trek and requires less stamina than other forts in the vicinity. It is enveloped in dense forest of ‘Sudhagad Sanctuary.’ It is one of the coolest places near Pune for camping and nature trails. Sudhagad was also called as Bhorapgad. Marathas took over this fort and named it Sudhagad which means Sweet One in Marathi. In later age, the Peshwas took control of this fort. Although, currently this place is in ruins, it reminds us about the glorious past.

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1 Day 1: Departure from Pune

03:00 PM - Departure from Pune. 07:00 PM - Arrival at base village. Start trekking. 09:30 PM - Reach at top and have dinner. 10:00 PM - Explore the fort in moonlight. 12:00 AM - Rest.

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2 Day 2: Fort exploration and departure for Pune

05:00 AM - Early morning wake up call. Freshen up and birdwatching trail. 08:00 AM - Breakfast followed by fort exploration and life skills training. 11:00 AM- Back to halt point For lunch preparation. 02:00 PM - Lunch and start trekking down 05:00 PM - En route high tea at Lonavla. 07:30 PM - Arrival at Pune

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• Carry own water and some snacks or energy bar that will help your body to regain lost energy.
• Wear proper trekking shoes that can support on rocky patch and wet surface.
• Try to start your trek as early as possible to see all the points from summit.
• Avoid taking selfie at ladder point due to some risk factor.
• There is enough space available to park the vehicle at base village.
• Do not drink on fort and avoid littering the area around.

13 comments:

wow this is an incredible post about doing something out of your comfort zone! way to go!

Would love to visit the place when in Mumbai!

I love to visit such fort which is located on hills. Lonavala is already in my bucket list and I am adding this place too. Thanks for sharing a complete guide to reach Sudhagad fort.

Honestly, I have never tried to do this kind of activity, it looks hard but it looks fun at the same time. I wish to visit this fort someday!

I have never heard of Sudhagad but it is beautiful. I have always loved exploring forts as well.

Woah this is so cool, what a very beautiful area. Thanks for sharing this!

A virtual hike that I have not done but reading this post made me encourage to do this when the lockdown is fired out. Thanks for sharing this wonderful post.

I would love to climb the ladder.the scary part is the most adventurous. I'm glad you have fan.

It's wonderful that you were careful with your planning. That stinks about the road condition making the roads a little hard to navigate at some points. We have that here too and it makes it hard on bike riders. But good road conditions matter.

Whoa! Just looking at that view from the top of the stairs is enough to make me want to hurl. I'm so scared of heights.

Wow... Adventurous journey.. this makes me so thrilled to visit there... Waiting for the tym to out of corona

Those are a lot of steps but the view is amazing!

An incredibly detailed guide. Thank you so much for this post. I hope to visit these beautiful places someday.

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Easy Treks around Pune

Here is a list of easy treks near pune:, quick navigation.

Rajmachi Fort Trek and Camping

Trek Region: Lonavala, Igatpuri, MH

Trek Duration: 2 Days & 1 Night

Pick-up & Drop Details: The exact location will be conveyed by the Tour Operator after your booking has been confirmed.

Rajmachi Fort Trek Starting Point: Udhewadi, Maharashtra (Base Village)

Age Limit: 15+ years

Trek Difficulty Level: Medium

Rajmachi Fort Height: 2750.ft approx.

About Rajmachi Fort Trek and Camping:

Rajmachi Fort is one of the most beautiful historical forts located in the rugged hills of the Sahyadri mountains. Surrounded by lush green mountains, beautiful flora and fauna, waterfalls, and green valleys, this fort is a perfect place for trekking. Through the Rajmachi Fort trek, reconnect yourself with the beauty of nature and experience an adventurous day out with your friends and loved ones.

Kalsubai Trek - Sunrise

Activity Location: Bari Village, Igatpuri, Kalsubai Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary, Maharashtra.

Starting Point:  Bari Village (Base village)

Pick-up Locations: According to the package selected.

Total Duration:  1 Night and 1 Day

Kalsubai Shikhar's Height : 1646 meters (approx.)

Trek Length: 4- 5 km (approx.)

Trek Duration: 3.5- 4 Hours (one way)

Trek Difficulty Level:  Moderate

About Kalsubai Trek - Sunrise:

Get ready for the mesmerising Kalsubai Trek and explore the mountains of Mumbai. Traverse through the highest peak of the Sahyadri region which is also known as the Everest of Maharashtra, at an altitude of 1,646 meters. Soak in the views of beautiful landscapes, picturesque greenery, and multiple waterfalls. So, experience the thrills while trekking and cherish the amazing moments. Enjoy a long trek and arrive at the highest peak in Maharashtra. Book Kalsubai Trek and admire breathtaking mountain views.

Tikona Fort Trek, Lonavala

Pick-up Location:

• Western Railway Station, Dadar, Mumbai, Maharashtra
• GR8V+F4X, Pulachi Wadi Rd, Pulachi Wadi, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune, Maharashtra 411004
• Kamshet, Maharashtra 410405

Activity Starting Time: 9:30 AM

Activity Duration: 3 Hours (Approx.)

About the Tikona Fort Trek:

Fill your day with the exciting experience of trekking near Maharashtra's largest city and record some of the most memorable adventures and thrills. Enjoy a one-of-a-kind opportunity to trek around Tikona Fort and stroll through one of Maharashtra's most charming forts. When you go on a Tikona Fort trip, you will be visiting a spot that is the centre of numerous activities and offers views of a beautiful lake located near the fort. So lace up your boots and prepare to go on this exciting journey.

Karnala Fort Trek From Pune, Book & Save 28%

Pickup Time: 5:00 AM Drop Time:  7:00 PM Karnala is a small village located at the base of the Karnala fort ruins in Raigad District of Maharashtra.  Karnala is a popular weekend getaway for people living in Mumbai, Panvel, and Alibaug. This is an outlandish little village with small hut-like houses and a few hotels that rests between the looming and illustrious Sahyadris. Karnala offers such a cinematic view of the lush forests and the greenery that surrounds it that you’ll feel like staying here forever.  Invoke in this exciting weekday trekking to the Karnala fort and explore the ruins of this forts. Start your tour after reaching the   Karnala fort from Panvel and witness the diversifies flora and fauna in the Karnala Bird Sanctuary. Hike through the steep rocks until you reach the top of the fort for bird watching. Enjoy the panoramic view from the top of the hills and marvel at its sights.

Pickup & Drop Location: Cafe Goodluck Shivaji Nagar Bremen Chowk Wakad

Package offers:  Transportation: Pickup and drop from Pune. Meals: Breakfast Activities: Trekking and photography Child Policy:  Children below 5 years are not suitable for this trek. Those above 6 can join the trek at the same cost Suitable for:  Family, Friends and Corporate.

Note:   Minimum 7 members are required to book this package.

Vasota Fort Jungle Trek and Camping, Pune

Activity Location:  Bamnoli, Maharashtra

Pick-up Points:

• City Pride Satara Road: 07:30 PM
• Katraj Chowk : 08:30 PM

Note:  The exact location will be conveyed by the Tour Operator after your booking has been confirmed.

Activity Timings:  11:55 PM (Day 1) - Till 11:30 PM (Day 2)

Activity Duration:  2 Nights & 1 Day

Fort Elevation: 3814 Ft

Trek Trail: Lake + Jungle trail

Trek Length: Approx. 5-6 km

Trek Difficulty: Moderate

Activity Duration: Ferry (75 mins) + (Trek 2:30 hrs) - One Way

About the Vasota Fort Jungle Trek, Pune:

The Vasota Trek offers trekkers the opportunity to travel through a path that is surrounded by dense forests and a river. Get ready for an adventurous expedition and explore the vasota fort, which is known as one of the famous forts for trekking in the Sahyadri. As you continue your trek, catch glimpses of the lush green beauty of nature. So, get the Vasota Fort Jungle Trek package and have an amazing 2.5 hours of trekking with your friends and family.

Lohagad Fort Night Trek, Lonavala | Book @ 680 Only

Starting point: Malavali Railway Station

Katraj to Sinhagad Night Trek Book Online

Timing - 9:00 PM to 8:00 AM

Location -  Katraj, Maharashtra

Starting Point - Pune

Pickup point :

• Kinara Hotel, near Katraj PMT bus stop, Pune

About the Katraj to Sinhagad Night Trek:

The Katraj to Sinhagad night trek, assisted by the professional guide begins from the Katraj Tunnel Top (Old) from where you would proceed towards a chain of mountains and trek for a distance of 16 km to Sinhagad, which is famous for many prominent battles. The Katraj to Sinhagad night trek experience lets you witness the picturesque beauty of the mountains with enjoying the soothing breeze of the full moon night. The package also includes breakfast and tea that you can savor to fulfill your appetite. 

Sudhagad Fort Trek

Sudhagad Fort is a replica of the famous Raigad Fort. Being large in nature with an enormous perimeter, it holds several lakes, temples, and captivating view spots like Bhoreshwar Temple, Panchchapur Darwaja, Takmak Tok, and Dindi Darwaja.

Temples within the fortress spell of intrinsic cravings. Mapped with multiple secret paths, Sudhagad fort trek is one of the easiest trails located at a height of 2,030ft above sea level. This is highly recommended for beginners as an option for trekking in Pune.

Distance from Pune:  130km

Starting Point:  Pali Village near Khapoli

Difficulty Level:  Easy

Trek Length:  2hrs

Best Season:  Monsoon and winter Famous Read:  25 Best One Day Trip Near Pune

Andharban Trek Pune

Trek Location : Pimpri, Tamhini Ghat, Maharashtra

Trek Difficulty Level : It is a moderate-level trek and requires good endurance. Having prior trekking experience makes it easier. The only risky part of this trek is crossing water streams during monsoons as the river becomes turbulent. 

Trek Distance : 13 km trail

Trek Altitude : 2160 feet

Trek Type : Jungle / Valley Descend Trek

Trek Duration : It roughly takes 6-7 hours to complete this trek, which includes a lunch break at Hirdi village.

Andharban Distance from Mumbai:  133 km

Andharban Distance from Pune:  67   km

Andharban Distance from Lonavala:  48   km

About Andharban Trek Pune:

Andharban got its name from Andhra which means dark and ban which means, forest. Located at an altitude of 2160 feet, Andharban forest will make you skip your heartbeat with the majestic view of verdant mountains and sparkling waterfalls.

Book your tickets and experience one of the most refreshing treks in the Sahyadri, the most beautiful attraction connecting the Tamini Ghat to the famous Konkan region. Experience the pleasure of deep jungles with enthralling views and walking through the jungle’s nature trails which are surrounded by the sounds of rusting leaves, insects buzzing, birds chirping and gushing waterfalls bubbling over the rocks.

Tung Fort Trek, Lonavala | Book Online @ ₹1050 & Save 25%

Ghangad to Korigad Trek

Located at about 110km from Pune, Ghangad is quite a sight for the nature lover’s eyes. The fort has seen scant expeditions over the past few years and remains still untouched by mans concrete fingers. The Mulshi River flows beneath the fort and gives the place the feel of a historical movie shoot. If loneliness had a royal ambience, it would be here at Ghangad.

The fort is surrounded by Korigad, Telbaila and Sudhgad, yet it stands out from all the surrounding places as the ‘fortress of solitude’. Few have dared to explore this mysterious area, and Ghangad to Korigad Trek is one of the most exciting things to do after a hectic week.  Korigad, located about 20km away from Lonavala, Pune also holds great historic value as India’s formidable forts. 

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Explore the rugged terrains of Maharashtra’s historic forts with Korigad trek and your adventure loving family and friends. The forts are surrounded by thick, deciduous forests and the tough stone pathways, making way for a challenging and exciting climb. 

Once you have exhausted your brains at work for the entire week, get home, pack your trekking gear and prepare yourselves for an amazing Korigad trek for the weekend! Depart from Fergusson College at the early hours, around 06:15AM and fuel your stomach with amazing breakfast at Mulshi before you proceed for the trek. Explore the raw beauty of rural nature around you as you pass through the base village and trek towards Ghangad.

Whip out your notepads and cameras as the wild, forested nature around you is worth a million photographs and poems, as you reach the top of the fort.  Indulge in a packed lunch as you breathe in the clean and fresh air before making your descent towards the base village. 

Get your gear together as you begin your Ghangad to Korigad Trek. Once you reach the base village, rest a while before heading up towards Korigad Fort. Experience the raw historic significance of India’s great kings gone by while exploring the fort and once you have revelled in the beauty, make your descent towards the base village.

Replenish yourself with a hot cup of tea and snacks and make your departure back to Pune around nightfall after this exciting Korigad trek experience.

Kaas Plateau Trek, Book Now & Get Flat 22% off

Location: Satara, Maharashtra Start Time/End Time: 10:00 PM (Day 1) - 10:00 PM (Day 2) Embark on a super adventurous and thrilling trekking session at the kaas plateau and explore the  valley of flowers, based on the high hills of Sahyadri range. Observe the plateau keenly which is occupied with wildflowers (during the season that prevails on September and October). Roam endlessly at the whole of  kaas plateau that conveys the glimpses of a carpet in various colours. Get picked up by a p rivate non-ac bus from Dadar and enjoy a comfortable transportation before and after the trekking session. You shall savour on the scrumptious meals that would be provided in breakfast, lunch and dinner, as mentioned in the itinerary and are totally inclusive of the package. Also the trekking session to the kaas plateau also is inclusive of all entry charges required for the activity. Suitable for: All age group, friends, family and corporate outings How to Reach: The pick-up location would be  Dadar TT Circle and you can reach the spot with the help of private and public transportation. Note :  Pregnant women and children below 5 years are not allowed to join the activity.

Trek at Vikatgad Peb Fort, Neral @ 890 Only

Vikatgad, located on the west side of Neral, is an ideal spot for a super thrilling trekking adventure. The mesmerizing scenic view and heat-treating beauty of several mountains along with its panoramic view make it a hotspot for nature lovers. The Historical references of the location and the chain of caves is a must to visit and explore in this monsoon season.

About the trek

The Vikatgad trekking lets you experience the perfect combination of the mesmerizing beauty of the greenery and the panoramic scenic view of the blissful mountains. This first trek of the rainy season implies to limitless eye-pleasing views and adventurous experiences like scaling the thrilling peak of Maharashtra. The trek takes you to a historical journey at Fort Peb that is famous for its supposed shape of the Elephant-headed God, Lord Ganesha. The Vikatgad trek with moderate difficulty level shall be carried out with trained and certified experts who are sure to guide you with maximum support throughout your journey.

This trek of approx 2100 feet above MSL gets you the best lifetime monsoon experience with never degrading weekend memories. The trek has been scheduled on Sunday for the following dates in order to get you maximum flexibility with time management and 0 hassle for work days.

How to reach

Vikatgad, popularly known as Fort Peb is based at a distance of 3-4 km towards the west of Neral. The Vikatgad trek provides you with transportation facilities from Neral and drops you back to Neral with no additional charges. Group size: 20 Age-limit: 14-45 years Difficulty Level: Moderate Day: Saturday/Sunday

Trek leaders’ decisions will be final and binding. Participants or Members are responsible for his/her own safety and baggage. Team reserves all the right to change/deviate/cancel the plans without prior notice. There is no freshen up / washroom facility at the top. There is only a toilet at the base village. Floaters and Sandals are not allowed, please wear sports shoes or trekking shoes of good quality.

Trekking Expedition to Vichitragad

About the Destination:

Most popular among trekking enthusiasts both young and old, the Rohida- Vichitragad is located amongst the beautiful forests of the Sahyadris and is one of the most exciting trekking trails. Located at about 70km from the nearest city of Pune, it is a fort that is rich with history of the Yadava, Maratha and the Moghul empires who all tried to capture the fort at some point in history. Verdant greens and thickets of forests with pretty hamlets dotting the way is what you can hope to experience on this one of a kind trekking experience!

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Your adventurous Trekking Expedition to Rohida begins with your arrival at Bhor at 09.15AM (Approx.) strengthen yourself for the expedition ahead with some breakfast at a local eatery. Thereafter, post a short travel to the base camp of the fort which is at Bajarwadi, you can commence on the trek at 10.30AM. Pass through various stunning pathways through the thick monsoon vegetation that is at its prime during this time. Behold the wonderful valleys that surround you during the Trekking Expedition to Rohida and let nature enchant you with its charms. Explore the ruins of structures while trekking in Sahyadris, including a beautiful Rohideshwar temple and differently shaped bastions that are a relic of history and congratulate yourself on finally summiting the fort.

After taking in the beauty around you while trekking in Sahyadris, embark on the trail downwards at around 02.00PM and reach the base camp at Bajarwadi. Embark on a return journey from Trekking Expedition to Rohida to Pune taking back the memories of this wonderful trekking expedition.

Highest Altitude: 3660ft

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Enjoy a thrilling Raireshwar Trek and explore the Kenjalgad Fort with your friends and explore the location. Know about the stone structure temple and learn its historical importance with the help of a professional expert who would guide you throughout the entire journey. To avail the Raireshwar trek, reach the meetup points at around 07:00 AM from where you would be taken to the base village and grab a delicious breakfast. After reaching at around 10:30 AM to the base, you shall begin with the fun-filled trek to Raireshwar and reach the top around noon. 

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A Trek to Panhalgad

Rich with history and lore the tale of the capture of Panhalagad is famous throughout the pages of history. Located in the towering ranges of Sahyadri Ranges near the city of Kolhapur, Trek to Panhalgad is one of the most strategic vantage offering views of the Bijapur trade route, an important route in the times of Maratha and Mughal empires.

The fort itself is an awe inspiring structure built in the 12th Century. With various historical monuments gracing its top, Panhalgad trek is a treat for all the history buffs. The monsoons lend their special caress to the beauty of the fort to transform it into a green and serene paradise. Embark on this offbeat Monsoon trek and let history come alive!

Relive the inspiring history of the Panhalgad Fort and a pay your homage to the brave souls who laid down their lives for its capture by the Maratha Empire as you Trek to Panhalgad. The expedition and adventure starts as you depart Pune with your group to reach Panhala Fort early in the morning. Thereafter, as you arrive at the fort next morning, take in the serene natural beauty and embark on the trail as you continue the Panhalgad trek. Observe and admire the pretty hamlets that dot your way and pay your respects at the Veer Baaji Prabhu Deshpande Tomb, in honour of the martyr who laid down his life fighting.

Your memorable excursion of Trek to Panhalgad comes to an end as you depart for Pune early next evening, carrying with you the warm feeling of having witnessed a moment in history.

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Shaniwar Wada is an excellent example of the Maratha Imperial architecture used in India in the bygone era. It tells the historical tale of the Maratha Kingdom as it has seen every event that occurred in Peshwas Life over time. It was built by the Peshwas’ symbolizing the brave hearts of the Marathas, who strived hard to keep its glory alive. Though the fort couldn’t tolerate the battering from the wrong time but the stone boundaries still recite the untold tales of the colourful journeys lead by the heroic Marathas.However, some ruins still remain reciting the remarkable stories and contorted tales. You can witness the enormous stone boundaries made to protect the beautiful Shaniwar Wada, which shows the level of security provided to the people of the kingdom. The walls have a magnificent wooden gate reflecting the Mughal architecture, which is another example of how secure the palace was made. There are long iron spikes tucked into the gate, which could reduce the attack of the enemy and kept elephants away.Besides this, you can see a garden which follows the style of the Mughal architecture. It also has a lovely fountain resembling a 16 petaled lotus, right in the middle of the garden. Adding to that, you can see the boundaries marked on the ground, which could tell about all the rooms. There is nothing more than this havoc of time, which changed the face of the mighty Shaniwar Wada into nothing. But you can still make these remains your window into the past to relive what has happened in history.History of Shaniwar Wada:The foundation stone of the Shaniwar Wada was laid in 1730 by Peshwa Bajirao I. Initially, it was intended to be a colossal palace of seven stories made out of stone. But the people of the national capital argued that only King can have a castle made of stone. So, the construction of Shaniwar Wada began using bricks. It took two years to complete this elegant structure, which displayed an excellent blend of the Maratha Imperial architecture with the Mughal architecture. The interiors had valuable furniture and decorations along with carvings of flowers and paintings of scenes from the Mahabharata and Ramayana. The first major fire in the year 1791 destroyed a significant part of the fort, which was re-constructed again. Then the next explosion in 1808 burnt all the necessary artifacts and documents in the palace. Then another fire in 1812 destroyed the upper two stories of the castle, followed by a fire in 1813 which destroyed the Royal Hall. All this destruction was taken to another level in the year 1818. The British attacked Shaniwar Wada, which resulted in collapsing all the top stories. Finally, in the year 1828, a fire caught the whole palace, which burned for a week and wrecked it. Architecture of Shaniwar Wada:Architecture of Shaniwar Wada is an excellent example of Maratha style of construction blended with authentic Mughal architecture. The main gate, also known as Delhi Darwaza, is adorned with iron spikes to restrain the enemy attack as it is enormous enough to pass an elephant through it. There is a small aisle on the top of the door which has dome-shaped windows definitely taken from the Mughal architecture. Besides this gate, the Wada has four more gates, namely Mastani Darwaza, Khidki Darwaza, Ganesh Darwaja, and Narayan Darwaza. The walls have floral carvings and paintings resembling the Mughal architecture style. Scenes from Ramayana and Mahabharata are also found painted at various significant spots. The windows and doors are also dome-shaped contributing to the traces of Mughal architecture. Archaeologists believe that initially, the fort was six-floored before it was destroyed by the fire. Finally, the garden has a 16 petaled lotus representing the grace of the bygone era.

Built in 1982 by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III, the Aga Khan Palace is a magnificent piece of history situated in 19 acres of land in the Yerwada area in Pune. Referred to as one of the most important landmarks of Indian history, along with the Indian freedom struggle, the palace has its roots deeply etched into bygone eras. The palace was built to help the poor in the areas surrounding Pune, which was drastically hit by famine in the early 1980s. One of the most stunning pieces of architecture in all of Pune, the Aga Khan Palace is also a famous tourist attraction, which was designed by a world-famous architect called Charles Correa.Additionally, the palace houses the samadhis (memorials) of Mahatma Gandhi’s wife, Kasturba Gandhi. Sources suggest that both Kasturba Gandhi and Mahatma Gandhi’s secretary Mahadev Desai breathed their last in the palace premises. And it is because of this that their memorials have been safeguarded in the palace grounds.The Aga Khan Palace is located in a huge ground, and has five, luxurious and spacious halls, along with several lawns. The structure resonates of Italian architecture, elegant yet intricate and magnificent.Of all the rooms and features of the palace, its arches are the most beautiful, almost mesmerising to the eyes. Aga Khan Palace has two huge floors, in addition to a corridor which spreads across the entire structure. The palace is known for organising several exhibitions and programmes throughout the year. Most of these reflect Gandhi’s lifestyle, thereby offering visitors a deep insight into the Mahatma’s life. Moreover, it is because of this and Gandhi’s links to it that the palace is now also known as the Gandhi National Memorial Society. One of the most prominent attractions of the palace is the room where Gandhi stayed during his imprisonment, along with his personal belongings and pictures of the other freedom fighters. |

Sinhagad or Kondana is a pride of the southwestern region of Pune. This fort was the one to support Maharashtra during the ancient battles. Sinhagad battle of 1671 is the significant one. Bhuleshwar range of the great Sahyadris is the home to this historical monument. The fortress has an elevation of around 1312 m above the sea level. Sinhagad has got its own breakneck slopes to protect it from all sides. There are two entrances to this fort – one in the north-eastern region (Pune Darwaza) and another one towards the southeastern part (Kalyan Darwaza). The authenticity and the richness of Sinhagad fortress date back to around 1000 years. This is evident from the carvings present on the walls of Kaundinya Eshwar temple there. Sinhagad is valued as a true sightseeing heritage.To begin your sightseeing adventure, you have Rajaram’s tomb which is worth a visit. The fortress displays some of the adorable monoliths of Tanaji Malusare – one of the efficient safe-keepers of the fort from Shivaji Maharaj’s era. Besides these crucial displays, the fortress has got its own military depot, a Kali temple, breweries, and a Hanuman effigy. Pune Darwaza, Kalyan Darwaza, Tilak Bungalow, Hawa Point, Kade Lot, Amruteshwar Temple, Tanaji Samadhi and Memorial raises the elegance of this fortress even today.Summiting the fortress offers some stunning views of the Khadakwasla Dam from one end; while from its other side, you can see glimpses of Torna Fort.

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10 Offbeat Treks In Maharashtra To Avoid Crowds On Weekends

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By Akshita Makhija

Trekking in Maharashtra is almost like a festival. The rich culture, history and heritage of various forts across the state are what make this place a beloved among trekkers across India. 

This also leads to traffic and huge crowds on weekends. Inturn, this is harming the ecosystem of the Sahyadris and leading to accidents. We have seen treks like Devkund Waterfall getting banned due to deaths almost every week. We have seen a huge line of trekkers on the ladders of Kalsubai.

Yet, there are some beautiful, offbeat treks which not many people know about. Over commercialization and promotion of only some Maharashtra treks have hidden away these gems of treks. These treks will not only connect you to nature but also let you enjoy the serenity of being one of the very few on the trek. 

Here are 10 such treks that you can do yourself and experience most of the magic of the Sahyadri range.

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10 offbeat treks in maharashtra, 1. ghangad fort .

Difficulty: Easy - Moderate 

Base Village: Ekole, which is 35 km from Lonavala.

Distance from main cities: 115 km from Mumbai and 100 km from Pune

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The first section of the Ghangad Fort Trek. You can see the solid top of the fort. Picture by Amit Ghangurde

Ghangad is a short but an 'all in one package' trek, which can be done in a day or with camping. It has a forest section, a surprise at the boulder section, an adventurous climb up a steep metal ladder and a stunning 360-degree view of the surrounding mountains from the top. It is suitable for both fit beginners and experienced trekkers. 

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2. Rohida / Vichitragad Trek

Difficulty: Easy

Base Village: Bajarwadi

Distance from main cities: 204 km from Mumbai and 61 km from Pune

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View of Rohida from the trail. Picture by Swarada Ghangurde

If you have never experienced raging winds, Rohida, a fort near Pune, is a must-do trek. If you are trekking in monsoon, on the left side of the ridge you see waterfalls that flow upwards, so fierce is the wind here. Along with this, some breath-taking views of the farms and water dams can be seen from the bastions. There are a total of six bastions covering the fortification wall. All of these are still strong.

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3. Sindola Fort

Difficulty: Moderate

Base Village: Karanjale Phata 

Distance from main cities: 134 km from Mumbai and 112 km from Pune

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The pinnacle structure of the Sindola fort seen from the second ridge. Picture by Kailesh Padevkar

Sindola fort trek is one of the lesser-known treks in Malshej ghat in Junnar region. The ruins of bastions, a few water reservoirs and a Ganesha idol at the entrance, at the top of the fort will set you wondering of the beauty. The rock-cut steps while climbing to the pinnacle will leave you astonished. The Ridge walk on the Sindola Fort trek is a celebration for the eyes. You can see beautiful wildflowers all around you. 

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4. Anjaneri Fort

Base Village: Anjaneri

Distance from main cities: 175 km from Mumbai and 237 km from Pune

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Huge meadow as seen from the Anjani Maata temple. Mountain you see is the summit. Picture by Yugant Gurav

Anjaneri fort trek is one of the famous treks in Nasik-Trimbakeshwar mountain range of Maharashtra. There are many small Jain temples, caves and a foot-shaped lake on the way to the main Hanuman temple. There is also a unique temple built for Anjani Maata who gave birth to Hanuman. Huge meadows with wildflowers that are very rarely seen in Western ghats are found in huge numbers on the Anjaneri Fort Trek. 

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5. Mahuli Trek

Difficulty: Easy- Moderate

Base Village: Asangaon

Distance from main cities: 69 km from Mumbai and 192 km from Pune

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The Mahuli Trek is popular amongst enthusiastic rock climbers and also corporate professionals looking for some adventure, due to its proximity to the city. Mahuli, being at the highest altitude in the Thane district, gives you a birds’ eye view of the landscape below. The trek is much loved due to the lush green forest and meadows around. It is a spectrum of green and surprises you with its landscapes. 

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6. Torna Fort

Base Village: Velhe

Distance from main cities: 211 km from Mumbai and 68 km from Pune

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The north face of the Torna Fort as seen from the Ridge. Picture by Nitesh Kumar

Torna Fort is the highest hill-fort in the Pune District. Because of the massive size of the fort, it is also called Prachandagad. This is where the core of the Maratha empire was built. It has a great history as it has gone under many rulers. 

The trek to the Torna fort unfolds so many elements. You trek along the beautiful flower beds, on the top, there are temples, water cisterns, Balekilla, 2 magnificent Machis, Zunjar Machi, and Budhla Machi, and a ridge connecting to Rajgad fort. As stated by James Douglas “If Sinhagad is a Lion’s cave then Torna is an eagle’s nest, this fort truly stands for what his words. 

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7. Durg Dhakoba Trek

Difficulty: Moderate- Difficult

Base Village: Rampur

Distance from main cities: 174 km from Mumbai and 113 km from Pune

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Durg and Dhakoba are the two prominent peaks on the plateau between Naneghat and Bhimashankar ranges in Pune. The sheer vertical cliffs descending on the Konkan side offer exhilarating exposure. While Durg is a fort, Dhakoba is a tall mountain. The whole range between Durg Dhakoba and Bhimashankar is a flat plateau with peaks and thick forests in between. 

You will find a few tribal hamlets in these forests. You’d be surprised that vast mountain ranges like these can exist so close to an urban jungle like Mumbai! Filled with dense forests and beautiful meadows, a trek to Durg and Dhakoba will take you away from noise to a land of peace and beauty over a weekend.

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8. Sudhagad trek

Base Village: Thakurwadi

Distance from main cities: 110 km from Mumbai and 53 km from Pune

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View of Sudhagad on the way to Thakurwadi. Picture by Apoorva Karlekar

Sudhagad, also known as Bhorapgad, is a small hill fort near Pali, Maharashtra. The fort was named Bhorapgad after the Goddess Bhoraidevi. Sudhagad trek is a short and sweet weekend getaway for trekkers from Mumbai and Pune. The fort is almost equidistant from both the cities. 

One can see the peaks of Sarasgad, Tail Baila and Ghangad from the top. There are 2 huge lakes at the top where one can take a dip and build a camp for a night's stay. Apart from that, you can also visit Bhorai Devi temple and “Pant Sachivancha Vada”.

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9. Dhodap Fort

Base Village: Hatti

Distance from main cities: 222 km from Mumbai and 262 km from Pune

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Walk back to explore the fort of Dhodap. Picture by Kartik Mehta

The Dhodap Fort Trek takes you to the second-highest fort in Maharashtra. Unknown to many, the fort offers great trekking experiences one can ask for. Packed with many surprises the Dhodap Fort Trek has a variety that stands out to make it one of the best treks to do in Maharashtra. 

The trek has so much to offer that we have heard trekkers saying of ending up with a feeling of not exploring the trek enough, even after having done this multiple times. The trek is on the vast and wide plateau that climbs up into three leveled forts. 

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10. Chanderi Fort

Difficulty: Difficult

Base Village: Vangani

Distance from main cities: 68 km from Mumbai and 122 km from Pune

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Chanderi is a majestic massif and a historical monument. Joined to Chanderi by a column, are a group of four pinnacles called Mhasmal. The Chanderi-Mhaismal duo is very prominent and can be seen from far away peaks in the Sahyadris. There are no fortifications at the site, but only water cisterns, rock cut steps and caves that denote that the historical site is indeed a fort. 

Chanderi Fort was captured by Shivaji Maharaj from the Mughal Sultanate, and ultimately it went into the hands of the British later on. The fort offers the best of both worlds and appeals to both history lovers as well as adventure enthusiasts since it provides visitors with breathtaking views, excellent historical information, as well as an adrenaline rush.

This was a list of our 10 most recommended offbeat treks in Maharashtra. We hope it helps you plan your weekend trek in Maharashtra well, and gives you a break from large crowds.

We are also looking for trekkers to help us document these treks better with photographs and information. If you do any of these treks, please reach out to us by filling this form. It will go a long way in helping others do these treks safely and comfortably.

Akshita Makhija

About the author

Akshita is an avid trekker and a freelance trek leader from Maharashtra. She has been trekking in the Himalayas and Sahyadris for the past 4 years. She has done her Basic Mountaineering Course from NIMAS, Arunachal Pradesh.

Apart from trekking, she is an artist and also pursuing Bharatanatyam for the past 11 years.

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