Monsoon Events

Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek Grade: Easy |  Endurance: Medium  One of India's tallest four tiered waterfalls ranked fifth, located on Mandovi river, in Bhagwan Mahaveer sanctuary and molle national park among the western ghats. Surrounded by deciduous forests with rich biodiversity and forming the border between Karnataka and Goa states. Does this gigantic formation of nature need more introduction? Take a bow! Dudhsagar Waterfalls it is. With its spectacular view to promise every monsoon Dudhsagar waterfall doesn't fail to leave people awestruck with its huge presence and water flowing with immense pride! Please Note : Kulem to Dudhsagar and Return is total 24 KM Walk through Jungle Route read more read less

Devkund Waterfalls Trek From Mumbai and Pune Grade: Easy  |  Endurance: Easy Your hunt for a secluded and away from the chaotic ambiance ends at Devkund Waterfall Trek. Here’s a chance to visit one of the most unexplored and unheard waterfalls in Maharashtra. The destination next that keeps the monsoon bliss on is none other than the Devkund waterfall. Dense, beautiful, and filled with various shades of green, Devkund Waterfall is home to many unexplored species of wilderness. As you trek along the paths, you’ll get a thrilling experience of embarking on unmapped trails pushing behind all the hurdles and bushes that come your way. A sight to behold would be the moment you reach the Devkund Waterfall!!!  Relish! Jump! Splash and Play!!! Cost for Devkund Waterfall Trek with T Trikon Cost without transport: Rs. 999/- per person Cost with transport from Pune: Rs. 1499/- per person Cost with transport from Mumbai : Rs. 1599/- per person read more read less

Kolad River Rafting  Situated at the outskirts of Mumbai, Kolad - is a small village, which is very well known for its adventure tourism. Kundalika River at Kolad is a heavenly abode for all those who wish to seek the Adeline rush right at the middle of rapidly flowing river. Both the sides of the river overlook lush green forests adding up to the beauty of the journey. A big shout to all the adventurous guys and girls who wish to seek adrenaline rush! It’s high time we face the roars of the ever flowing Kundalika river at Kolad. Lets come in huge numbers to raft amidst the thrilling river at Kolad. More about rafting and river thrills: Ideal for both beginners and professionals, the river promises three thrilling rapids one of them is named as Jack Daniels. Once the rapids low down, you get to jump out of the raft and experience utmost bliss!!! Exhilarating and high on adrenaline, a rafting voyage to the mighty Kundalika River is something you can’t afford to miss !!! The gurgling streams and enthralling rapids are waiting to be explored……Go for it!!! Cost per person : Rs 1699 - Weekdays Rafting Rs 1999 - Weekday's Rafting + Lunch  Rs 1999 - Weekends Rafting Rs 2299 - Weekends Rafting + Lunch  Rs 3499 - Weekdays Rafting + Lunch  + Transport  ( Mumbai to Mumbai  / Pune to Pune, Minimum Group Size 4 ) Rs 3999 -  Weekends Rafting + Lunch  + Transport  ( Mumbai to Mumbai  / Pune to Pune, Minimum Group Size 4 )   Pls Note: Transportation from Rafting End Point to Start Point is Not Included  in the Package ( If you are not opting for Transport Package ) Reporting Time: 08:30 Hrs at Rafting Start Point Need Minimum 6 Pax for Arranging the Transport   Departure: Every Saturday & Sunday read more read less

Kalsubai Trek From Mumbai Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  Kalsubai – the pride of Maharashtra, standing at 5400 feet is the highest peak in Maharashtra! Nestled in the Sahyadri mountain range and Kalsubai Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary, Kalsubai offers an enjoyable trekking experience for the trekkers.  Also called the Maharashtra’s Everest, the Kalsubai monsoon trek offers astounding views of famous peaks such as Alang, Madan, Kulang, Ratangad and Ajoba. The trek starts through the extensive fields and farming land which then takes you through the ladder section after which you reach the summit where Kalsubai temple is located.  The Kalsubai monsoon trek is a moderate grade trek and it is recommended to start a fitness routine and pace it up to build your endurance level. You can start with a small brisk level walk of 5 km and gradually increase the pace and perform the routine 4 times a week. You may also start doing planks, squats and lunges for strength training. Consider performing some stretching exercises to promote relaxation in the tissues and enhance body flexibility.  The Kalsubai trek offers a surreal trekking experience. It will test your patience but the satisfaction and joy that you will experience after ascending and descending the summit will be one-of-a-kind! Now that you know all about this trek, how about joining us for this expedition this monsoon?  Why Kalsubai Peak should be your next trekking destination this monsoon? Surrounded by lush green forests and fields, the trekking route towards Maharashtra’s Highest Peak i.e. Kalsubai Shikhar is a surreal experience for all the nature lovers and trek enthusiasts. Challenging yet fun-filled, trek towards the highest summit will test your patience and offer an amazing panaromic view of several more mountain ranges like Alang, Madangad, Kulang, Ratangad (south west) and to the south Pabhargad, Ghanchakkar & Harishchandragad. Also, attempting to climb  Kalsubai - the most wish-listed mountain in the Sahyadri offers a great sense of achievement for most of the trekking enthusiasts Story behind Kalsubai – Unveiled It is truly believed by the local villagers that a house maid residing in a nearby village had disappeared near the mountain while trying to escape her employer's harsh suffering. This gives the mountain its present name i.e. Kalsubai as well as a reason for this temple to be built in her memory. More about the climbing patches and Summit (Kalsubai Shikhar) Nestled among several slopes, Kalsubai trek is a mix of easy to ascend slopes as well as rocky patches overlooking the valley below. To reach Kalsubai peak, Govt. has built many iron ladders along the vertical hill slopes. Before the final lap, there comes a resting post where you can halt and enjoy having hot tea as well as crispy snacks. On Kalsubai peak, there exists a temple devoted to Kalsubai Mata where local villagers offer prayers and perform Pujas during festivals. read more read less

Andharban Trek - The Jungle Trek From Mumbai / Pune Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  If you have been wanting to take a refreshing trek this monsoon, then get set for the Andharban trek! Andharban which in itself means the dark and dense forest is a lush green forest located in the Pimpri region of Pune, amidst the beautiful Sahyadri range. What sets the Andharban monsoon trek apart is that it offers trekkers an experience of a deep jungle trek replete with beautiful views, gushing waterfalls, chirping of birds and misty, fogy trails.  The Andharban forest trek also offers an enthralling view of the Kundalika Valley and many streams of water as well as waterfalls that make the trek all the more exciting. Witness the beautiful views of the Tamhini Ghat, enchanting flora and fauna, and species of birds such as the Dwarf Kingfisher, Malabar Whistling thrush and the Jacobin Cuckoo!  Monsoon treks in Maharashtra are often planned by nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts to break away from the monotonous routine, soak in the blissful energies of the beautiful natural world and rejuvenate back to take on the world!  One of the best monsoon treks near Mumbai and Pune, the Andharban trek is a delightful destination that all nature lovers shouldn’t miss out on. Hike the beautiful small hills and witness the foggy misty clouds right beside you as you trek.  Note: Lunch will be taken by 3 pm post completing the trek at the base camp. Cost for Andharban Jungle Trek with T Trikon Cost without transport: Rs. 999/- per person Cost with transport from Pune: Rs. 1499/- per person Cost with transport from Mumbai : Rs. 1699/- per person   read more read less

Lohagad Fort Monsoon Trek From Mumbai Grade: Easy | Endurance: Easy  When it comes to visiting forts in Maharashtra, monsoon is the best time to explore them owing to the lush green surroundings and the pleasant climate. One fort trek which you can consider taking this monsoon is the Lohgad trek. The fort has derived its name from the word “Loh” which means iron in Marathi. Located near Lonavala – Khandala, the fort is a protected monument and comes under the surveillance of the Archaeology Survey of India. One of the best monsoon treks in Mumbai, the Lohgad fort should be in the bucket list of hikers in Mumbai and Pune. The fort is fairly easy to climb. While ascending the fort, you will come across 4 majestic doors – the Ganesh Darwaza, Narayan Darwaza, Hanuman Darwaza and the Maha Darwaza. Out of these doors, the Hanuman Darwaza is the most ancient of all. The fort also houses an old Dargah and to the right, you will find “Laxmi Kothi”, which has many rooms, where the treasury of Nana Phadnavis was kept. There are two canons outside the kothi. Another major attraction of this fort which lies in the Sahyadri range is the “Vinchu Kata”, which is 1500 meter long and 30 meters wide. Vinchu kata is bit separated from the main part and when viewed from the fort, this part resembles a scorpion’s sting, hence the name Vinchu Kata. This portion was used to keep watch on nearby areas.  Lohagad or the Iron Fort is a typical choice if it’s your first trek considering the easy grade. However, it doesn’t disappoint experienced climbers either, thanks to the inviting weather and the lush green scenery during monsoons. Loaded with a rich historical significance, the Lohagad trek surely deserves a place in your bucket list this monsoon season! Lohagad is one of the many hill forts of Maharashtra state in India. Situated close to the hill station Lonavala and 52 km (32 mi) northwest of Pune. Lohagad overlooks the Pawna reservoir, located to the south of the mountain.   Checkout our blog on Monsoon Trekking Essentials @ https://www.ttrikon.com/blog/monsoon-trekking-essentials/   read more read less

Visapur Fort Trek Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  Come June and you will see trekking enthusiasts exploring monsoon treks in Maharashtra. One such trekking destination that has been immensely popular is the Visapur trek. Visapur is a fort located 9 km away from the Malavi station. Counted among the mightiest forts in Maharashtra, it stands at 3567 feet. The base of the fort is 65 km from Pune and 105 km from Mumbai.  The Visapur fort trek offers you a splendid view of the Sahyadri. The route is full of dense vegetation, shaded trees and numerous water streams. The Staircase Waterfall is the most exciting part of this monsoon trek that will immediately remind you of the Bhushi Dam. Once you reach the fort, you will see caves, water tanks, an arch and ruins of houses and Wadas among which the large-stone house is known as the Peshwa’s Palace. You will also find a massive carving of Lord Hanuman and several temples around the fort.   The trek level of this fort is medium and along the way, you will catch views of many other forts including Lohgad, Tikona and Tung fort. The Visapur trek can be taken anytime during the year but monsoon is the best time to explore it as during summer the trail will have dry rocks whereas in monsoon the water will gush down the rocks.  About Visapur Fort:  The Visapur fort was captured by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Later British troops captured the fort and fired cannons from the fort to destroy Lohagad fort. The south and north gateways of the Visapur fort were blown up by the British to diminish its significance.  Read our blog about Visapur Fort trek in Monson @ https://www.ttrikon.com/blog/visapur-fort-trek-a-waterfall-trek-to-remember/ read more read less

Bhimashankar Monsoon Trek Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  Bhimashankar Forest Trek is apt for all those who love nature photography and would love to explore the plantations around. Also known as the land of many waterfalls, Bhimashankar Trekking post monsoon is a blissful experience indeed. Don’t forget to understand the history and popular legends behind the mysteries of Bhimashankar. An ancient shrine or temple situated in the laps of Sahyadris, the Bhimashankar Temple is a well-known Jyotirlinga amogst 12 Jyotirlingas situated in India. Boasting off the Nagara style architecture, the Bhimashankar Trek in Maharashtra’s Sahyadri Range. Trekking through those huge mountains and crossing multiple waterfalls on the way will let you indulge in superior peace and sanctity. Batch 1 : 22 Jun  to 23 Jun 2019 Batch 2 : 06 July  to 07 July 2019 Batch 3 : 03 Aug  to 04 Aug 2019 Batch 4 : 24 Aug  to 25 Aug 2019 read more read less

Chhatrapati Shivaji MaharajSagargad Fort Trek  Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  As the name goes, Sagar – Sea and Gad – Fort, this place is a perfect trekking destination for both mountain and sea lovers. Located in Alibaug - a popular tourist destination; Sagargad is a blissful trekking destination that offers a panoramic view of the Arabian Sea from top. From Khandale village, a few hours of ascend across various waterfalls will take you to the summit. As, you reach this gigantic plateau and spend awesome time up there, you’ll enjoy the moment as it’s quite breezy during monsoons. Both Beginners and avid trekkers would love the hike, as it’s picturesque and mesmerising. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj won this fort from Adilshah in 1660. Sagargad was one of the forts that were handed over to the Mughals in the Treaty of Purandar. But Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj won it back when he escaped from Agra in 1665. Eventually, the possession of this fort was with the British who during 1880s, built retreat homes for their officers at this scenic spot. Mumbai to Mumbai Transport : 1499/- per person Reaching Base Village Directly : 999/- per person read more read less