Treks in November

Night Trek to Irshalgad Grade: Moderate   Famous for its easily identifiable pinnacle, Irshalgad is the sister fort of Prabalgad located near Panvel, along with other well-known forts that came under Chhatrapati Shivaji’s reign. Once you reach the top, Irshalgad trek is a great way of enjoying the view of entire cluster of these forts. A night trek near Mumbai is how you can spend a memorable weekend with friends. It is also accessible for people looking for trekking near Pune because of its convenient location. About Irshalgad Visible from the Mumbai-Pune old highway, the pinnacle of Irshalgad has attracted all sorts of trekkers all these years. The villagers near the fort offer warn hospitality and guidance to whoever wishes to explore the historic place. While the fort is not as huge as its fellow structures on neighboring hills, it does add significance in terms of height. The climb to Irshalgad is a moderate one, although it promises magnificent view from the top.   read more read less

Toughest Trek To Alang Madan Trek  Height: Alang – 4852 ft and  Madan – 4841 ft | Grade:  Moderate to Difficult Covered in dense forest, Alang and Madan forts located in the Kalsubai range in Nasik district are considered to be among the most difficult treks in Maharashtra. Alang and Madan are adjoining peaks and offer a mesmerizing view from the top. Two caves, a small temple and 11 water cisterns arranged in a cascade formation are present at the top of the Alang fort and two water tanks on top of the Madan fort. These along with a huge plateau provide ample scope of exploration to the trekkers. The difficult climb to the crest is rewarded by the most fascinating  panorama and, not to forget, the sunset sky. If the adventure seeker in you is looking for a rush in the adrenaline, Alang – Madan Trek is just the right bet for you! Climb rocks, rappel and proclaim your conquest of the two most difficult treks in Maharashtra. Come, join us on this thrilling adventure. About the place Alang (or Alangad) and Madan (or Madangad) are forts in Nasik district, Maharashtra, India. In the Kalsubai range of the Western Ghatsthey are the most difficult-to-reach forts because of their confusing routes.   read more read less

Grade: Medium  If you want to do something different this time when you set out to enjoy nature, this beach trek is for you! With every step you take, there will be sound of waves crashing onto colorful rocks, golden sand and breathtaking views with every little hill you climb. Also, did we mention there’s a ferry ride, camping on a beach and sleeping under the stars? Yeah, it’s magical. You might even spot dolphins if you’re lucky! Need we say more? About Kumta-Gokarna Situated by the Konkan Railway route, the trail between Kumta and Gokarna connects more than 10 clean and beautiful beaches on the northern tip of Karnataka. Most are untouched by regular tourists and only shelter few shacks for beach lovers. Start the trail at Kumta, walk through Vannali Beach, Kadle Beach, Nirvana Beach, Paradise Beach, Half-Moon Beach and Om Beach to name a few. End the trek at Gokarna, which is home to a famous Shiva Temple. Please Note: This is a two-day trek covering approximately 15 kms in all. Every participant must carry 2 full bottles of water since there may not be shops or water outlets in between stops. There will be a vehicle to carry luggage like sleeping bags, tents, camping equipment etc. So you need to carry only a day pack for water, food, cap etc. Please divide your luggage in 2 bags accordingly. The bag that is to be left in the vehicle should be locked. Participants from Pune can come to Panvel Station on Saturday by road and Board the train at 23:20 Hrs We will Drop you back to Panvel Station on Monday Early Morning at 05:30 Hrs and can reach Pune by any mode of transport available. Batch 1 :  Saturday, 28th March - Sunday, 29th March 2020 read more read less

  Gorakhgad Night Trek : Gorakhgad is a dense forest pinnacle that invites the rock climbers for testing their endurance and thrill. Historically, Shivaji Maharaj used Gorakhgad to keep an eye on the surroundings; This patrol-purposed fort has availability of space and a massive land area. It got the name from Saint Gorakhnath who used to meditate here. Widely used as a stopover for the Maratha sena, this fort is a must climb for all the trekking enthusiast. Batch 1 : 15th - 16th December 2018 read more read less

Kothaligad Night Trek Kothaligad Night Trek Hard to miss, this night trek a delightful trek towards Kothaligad will make your weekend worthwhile. Right from lush green forests, huge peaks and chirping birds, one finds utmost solace and experiences surreal bliss at Kothaligad. As peth is the base village, many recall Kothaligad as peth fort. Being a medium grade trek, any average trekker can conquer the peak. There’s a stair route towards the summit, which adds up to the thrill. On reaching the top, witness a flat floor and well-sculpted pillars that are the key attraction of the cave. Spending time up there with your friends and travel buddies will indeed add up to the thrill. Date : 18th-19th January 2020 read more read less

Grade: Medium Behold your breath to witness the royal forts of Swaraj Empire. Explore the grandeur of Rajgad that was once the capital of Swarajya Empire, and Torna, also known as Prachandagad while trekking with Trikon. The grand history of Maharashtra’s war hero will be etched in your memories forever. Check out our Rajgad Torna Trek package now! About Rajgad Rajgad previously known as Murumdev, was capital of the Maratha Empire during the rule of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj for almost 26 years, after which he moved the capital to Raigad Fort.Rajgad boasts of the highest number of days stayed by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj on any fort.The fort has witnessed lots of historic events, including the birth of Shivaji’s son Rajaram, the death of Shivaji’s Queen Saibai, the return of Shivaji from Agra, the burial of Afzal Khan’s head in the Mahadarwaja walls of BalleKilla. About Torna Torna fort previously known as Prachandagad, the first fort captured by ShivajiMaharaj at the young age of 16, Torna became the most glorious chapter in the history of Shivaji’s conquests.When Shivaji Maharaj took over this fort from Adil Shah (Sultan of Vijapur) this fort did not had too much construction on it. After capturing this fort, Shivaji Maharaj started to construct some buildings on the forts and fortification for the fort. While construction ShivajiMaharaj also found a treasure on the fort! Assuming this to be a good omen, he utilised this money on construction of this fort and the fort “Rajgad”.This is one of the tallest forts in Maharashtra. Batch 1 : 23rd 24th November 2019 read more read less

Vikatgad Night Trekking: Planning for night trek in Vikatgad? Trekking in Vikatgad is one of the best ways to explore the Vikatgad region. Book Vikatgad night trek packages from www.traveltrikon.com.  Check out our Vikatgad Trek packages now! The Vikatgad Fort once served as silos for storing grains under the rule of Shivaji Maharaj. Now, it holds adventure, scenic viewpoints and loads of fun for thrill seeking trekkers. One can also spot the famous hillstation–Matheran from here and a ridge that connects the two. Other famous peaks and forts such as Irshaal, Prabalgad and Malanggad can also be spotted. This fort is also known as Peb, with the name derived from Goddess Pebi.   read more read less

Wandering in the mountains, on the slopes that give life and are home to many lives and sitting back across the sub-tropical pine forests, green lush carpets, snow-capped mountains and witnessing the lake with the reflection of the starts and the moon. The melting snow that flows in the lake is one of the sources of the Kareri Lake.This is somewhat an experience of the Kareri Lake, the lake with utmost beauty. This lake is a shallow lake and is a fresh water lake. This frozen beauty is beyond your imagination. Kareri Lake is a dream destination which is a trail to rocky grassland, pines and shrubs. With a vast number of birds, this trek brings you more close to nature with the chirping of birds. If you love bird watching then let us tell you that the Kareri Lake Trek is an endless treasure trove of large number of species of birds and it is the perfect destination for the shutterbugs as there are huge number of bird species that hide in the pines and shrubs which is a perfect location for these unique species of birds. You may even spot the Blue Magpie! The trail also goes through the Nyung Nallah which is a treat for the eye during the trek. Once you reach the Kareri Lake, you can see the breath taking views of the Dhauladhars, Indrahara Pass, Mun Peak. Trikon gives you a perfect gateway to heaven by taking you on a dream journey to the Kareri LakeAbout the Place: This untouched lake is situated at 2934 metres above the sea level at 9 km North West of Dharamsala in Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh. This lake is a shallow lake and is a fresh water lake. Also known as one of the best trekking destinations in the Dhauladhars, the Kareri Lake is frozen from the month of December to the month of April. There is a lot to see at the Kareri Lake. You will also see a temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva which is nestled on a hilltop when you look from the Kareri Lake. While trekking to this sublime beauty you will come across the Chir and Chilgoza pines, with number of bird species. At the other side of the Kareri Lake you will see the Gaddi Kothis which is an area or a grazing ground for cattle. Kareri Lake is a base for other treks and for trekking further into the Dhauladhar and to Chamba and Bharmour via the Minkiani Pass (4250m) and Baleni Pass (3710m). The Kareri Lake gives a scenic view as it is surrounded by mountains and Alpine trees and gushing streams making its way through the green meadows. Even the villages here are worth visiting as their located in nature away from the city noise and pollution.  The trek is challenging and filled with adventure as there is not just one path but a various terrains to this trek. You will be trekking on plain roads or crossing from a beautiful wooden bridge built on a gushing river. To a trail into a mystical forest to spending nights under the starts in a tent, Trikon brings to you the Kareri Lake Trek which is a beautiful combination of an enchanting trip and a thrilling adventure.   Batch 1 : 13th-19th Oct 2019Batch 2 : 17th-23rd Nov 2019Batch 3 : 08th-14th Dec 2019Batch 4 : 22nd-28th Dec 2019Batch 5 : 29th Dec-3rd Jan 2020   Above dates not possible? Contact us & we promise to customize above itinerary as per your convenience. Call now on 9820022466 or drop an email on mailtrikon@gmail.com read more read less

Grade: Medium Kumta to Gokarna Beach Trek from Bangalore If you want to do something different this time when you set out to enjoy nature, this beach trek is for you! With every step you take, there will be sound of waves crashing onto colorful rocks, golden sand and breathtaking views with every little hill you climb. Also, did we mention there’s a ferry ride, camping on a beach and sleeping under the stars? Yeah, it’s magical. You might even spot dolphins if you’re lucky! Need we say more?    Major Attractions Hike through more than 10 pristine beaches along the Arabian Sea coast Ferry ride across the Aghanashini River Camp on a beach and sleep under the stars Enjoy local cuisine especially cooked for you Bonfire fun & games at night Witness gorgeous sunset and sunrise by the sea  About Kumta-Gokarna Situated by the Konkan Railway route, the trail between Kumta and Gokarna connects more than 10 clean and beautiful beaches on the northern tip of Karnataka. Most are untouched by regular tourists and only shelter few shacks for beach lovers. Start the trail at Kumta,  walk through Vannalli Beach, Kadle Beach, Nirvana Beach, Paradise Beach, Half-Moon Beach and Om Beach to name a few. End the trek at Gokarna, which is home to a famous Shiva Temple. Please Note: This is a two-day trek covering approximately 15 kms in all. Every participant must carry 2 full bottles of water since there may not be any shops or water outlets in between stops. Batch 1 :  25th January - 26th January 2020 Batch 2 :  08th February - 09th February 2020 Batch 3 :  22nd February - 23rd February 2020 Batch 4 :  14th March - 15th March 2020 Batch 5 :  28th March - 29th March 2020 read more read less