Sahyadri Trek

Andharban Trek - The Jungle Trek From Mumbai Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  Imagine yourself in the middle of dark jungles, finding routes, viewing valleys and crossing ghats, sound adventurous?? Yeah!!!! You’ll be doing all this at Andharban – The Dark forest Trek. The Andharban trek is majorly based on descending from the peak. It is one of the most stunning treks and there are lots of things to explore. You will be walking on ridge that gives a scintillating view of the Kundalika Valley, Bhira dam and the various mountain ranges of Tamhini ghat. While you’re trekking through the jungle of Andharban, there will be coverage of evergreen forests which covers you with a relaxing shade in first half of the trek (6-8 kms).The trek then descends down in Konkan to reach Bhira (4 kms).The same valley is the origin of the Kundalika river famous for its white water river rafting and other adventure activities Batches   Batch 1: 30th - 31st July (Leaving Friday Night) Batch 2: 31st July - 01st Aug (Leaving Saturday Night) Batch 3: 06th - 07th Aug (Leaving Friday Night) Batch 4: 07th - 08th Aug (Leaving Saturday Night) Batch 5: 13th - 14th Aug (Leaving Friday Night) Batch 6: 14th - 15th Aug (Leaving Saturday Night)   read more read less

Devkund Waterfalls Trek From Mumbai Grade: Easy  |  Endurance: Easy Your hunt for a secluded and away from the chaotic ambiance ends at Devkund Waterfalls Trek. Here’s a chance to visit one of the most unexplored and unheard waterfall in Maharashtra. The destination next that keeps the monsoon bliss on is none other than the Devkund waterfalls. Dense, beautiful and filled with various shades of green, Devkund Waterfalls is a 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 Waterfalls!!!  Relish! Jump! Splash and Play!!! Batch 1: Saturday, 31st July 2021 (Leaving Friday Night)Batch 2: Saturday, 7th August 2021 (Leaving Friday Night) Batch 3: Saturday, 14th August 2021 (Leaving Friday Night) Batch 4: Saturday, 21st August 2021 (Leaving Friday Night) Batch 5: Saturday, 28th August 2021 (Leaving Friday Night)   read more read less

About Aadrai Grade : Medium | Endurance: High “Lost in the Dense Woods” is an apt word for this trek. Walk deep inside the hidden jungles of Malshej Ghat, where sun rays touching the ground is a rare happening. The trail passes through various streams and passing waterfalls, including a mega – 1,200 feet fall. Explore this unexplored forest, full of flora and fauna with flowers blooming all over. Unknown to the common folk, this trail was found by a local villager, who was in fact lost in the forest while hunting.   Batch 1: 23rd - 24th July ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 2: 24th - 25th July Batch 3: 30th - 31st July ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 4: 31st July -  1st Aug Batch 5: 06th - 07th Aug ( Saturday Trek ) Batch 6: 07th - 08th July Note: Lunch will be taken by 4 pm post completing the trek at the base camp.   Pune Participant can book from here @ https://www.ttrikon.com/trek/aadrai-jungle-trek-from-pune read more read less

Sondai Fort Monsoon Trek Grade: Easy |  Endurance: Easy Sondai fort is a hidden beauty of Karjat. It is not a popular destination but it will blow your mind for sure! This Fort is a part of the Matheran range. This is one of the best treks to visit during monsoons near Mumbai. From Sonewadi base village it takes 15-20 mins to reach the plateau. 2 adjoined cisterns reserve water. We can have a view of Gavari hill from here. After climbing the carved stairs one can see dried cistern also on the right side a ladder is available to ascend. As the place is believed to be sacred due to the Sondai temple one must take off their shoes and continue their trek. After climbing the rock patch one can see 2 cisterns in which one huge pillar stands tall. The top view gives a splendid view of the Matheran Mountain range. Green landscapes and even foggy pinnacle during the monsoon! Batch 1: Saturday, 31st July 2021 Batch 2: Saturday, 07th Aug 2021       read more read less

Ahupe Ghat Monsoon Trek Grade: Medium |  Endurance: Medium  The Ahupe village is surrounded by  mountains on three sides and valley on one side.  The Ghat slides into the Konkan almost perpendicularly ending in the Ahupe Plateau. You can very well imagine the spectacular view that this topography is going to unfurl in front of your eyes! The lush greenery of the monsoon, the floating clouds and the innumerable waterfalls together forms a landscape which is nothing short of a canvas painting. Get ready to indulge your senses during the Ahupe Ghat Monsoon Trek! Ahupe Ghat is the mountain pass between Ahupe village in Ghat section and Khopivali in Konkan side in Maharashtra. Batch 1 : Sunday, 1st August 2021 (Leaving Saturday Night)     read more read less

Prabalmachi Monsoon Trek Grade: Easy |  Endurance: Easy Your hunt for the perfect easy level leisure filled trek ends with Prabalmachi Trek. Located very close to Panvel city, an easy hike till the Prabalmachi village will give you the adventure feel and leave you spellbound with its green trails. Walking amidst the woods and climbing high till the village is a must indulge adventure with friends during monsoons. Once you reach up to Prabalmachi top, the view is mist filled and mesmeric. About Prabalmachi Prabalmachi is a little hamlet hiding in the hills. It offers a picturesque backdrop of two gigantic mountains of Sahyadris. Both Kalavantin Pinnacle and Mighty Prabalgad are the Twin Mountains that stand as a protector, keeping a close eye on its villagers right from the top.   read more read less

“Avchitgad” –Explore the Rustic Ruins of Raigad Waited quite long for the fresh grasp of breath? Don’t wait any further! Here’s a trek designed just to calm down your inner soul as it lets you soak into the green woods. Surrounded by thick forest and some of the most scenic peaks and pinnacles in the Konkan region, Avchitgad fort trek near Mumbai is bound to break the lockdown blues. This fort stands tall at the height of 300 metres, which means it takes about 2hrs to reach the top. Historically, this fort was built by the Silahar kings, which was taken over by Chattrapathi Shivaji Maharaj and later went into the hands of the British. It has plenty of water bodies on the top, beautifully carved entrances and several canons that speak aloud about its legacy. This easy to medium level trek is a must-do this season, especially for beginners. Keep reading to know more about the complete plan and trip details! See you at the fort!   Batch 1: Sunday, 1st August 2021   read more read less

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! Pune to Mumbai: Rs.2999/- per person (Pune to Kulem, Kulem to Madgaon & Madgaon to Mumbai) Pune to Pune: Rs.2699/- per person (Pune to Kulem, Kulem to Madgaon & Madgaon to Pune) Ex Kulem : Rs.1999/- per person (Kulem to Kulem)   Batch 1: 24th - 25th July 2021 Batch 1: 07th - 08th August 2021 Batch 2: 14th - 15th August 2021 (Independence Day Special) Batch 3: 28th - 29th August 2021 Batch 4: 11th - 12th September 2021 Batch 5: 25th - 26th September 2021 read more read less

Harishchandragad Fort Trek From Mumbai Grade: Easy|  Endurance: Easy Harishchandragad trek never fails to amuse wanderers with its abundance of mythological and historical importance while the most picturesque are it's mountainous ranges.  About Harishchandragad: Harishchandragad is a hill fort in the Ahmednagar District of Maharashtra. Its history is linked with that of Malshej Ghat kothale village and it has played a major role in guarding and controlling the surrounding region. The fort is quite ancient. Remnants of Microlithic man have been discovered here. The various Puranas (ancient scriptures) like Matsyapurana, Agnipurana and Skandapurana include many references about Harishchandragad. Its origin is said to have been in the 6th century, during the rule of Kalachuri dynasty. This cliff faces west and looks down upon the Konkan. It provides a scenic view of the surrounding region and the setting sun. The cliff has an overhang, but has been climbed many times. Sometimes a circular rainbow (Brocken Spectre phenomenon) can be seen from this point. It can be seen only when there is a bit of mist in the valley, and the sun is right behind the person facing the valley. Batch 1: 07th - 08th Aug Batch 2: 14th - 15th Aug Batch 3: 28th - 29th Aug read more read less