Sahyadri Treks

Plus Valley is a very scenic and place in the Western ghaats in the Tamhini ghaat region. A beautiful trek that descends from Dongarwadi that takes you to the valley where you will find water ponds. A famous waterfall Devkund has its origin at the Plus Valley.

During this activity one can experience one of the beautiful sunset at the back waters of Mulshi dam; Nature walk in the buffer zone of Tamhini reserve forest; Planetary telescope observations activity; Metior shower observation under the open clear sky; Fun games/Team games, etc.

Raigad stands as a silent witness to two significant events in the history of the Maratha Empire: the coronation of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj on June 6, 1674, and the demise of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj on April 3, 1680.

Hidden deep within the dense forests of the Koyna Wildlife Sanctuary, the Vasota Fort Trek is one of Maharashtra’s most thrilling and untouched adventure experiences. Known for its raw wilderness, panoramic lake views, and soulful tranquility, Vasota invites you to step away from the ordinary and dive into nature at its purest.

The Mahabaleshwar Jungle Trek (Dare Village) is an immersive and adventurous trail in Maharashtra that showcases the raw beauty of the Western Ghats. The trek begins from Dare Village, a serene hamlet nestled amidst dense forests and misty hills, and leads deep into the untouched wilderness of the Mahabaleshwar region.

Nestled deep within the majestic Sahyadri ranges, the Kokandiva Fort Trek is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Known for its untouched beauty and offbeat charm, this trek offers a perfect escape for adventure seekers who love serene trails, lush forests, and breathtaking mountain views.

During this new year special camping one can experience one of the beautiful sunset at the back waters of Mulshi dam; Nature walk in the buffer zone of Tamhini reserve forest; Planetary telescope observations activity; Trek to the flag point to see the panaromic view of Tamhini; Fun games/Team games, etc.

The entire construction of the Sindhudurg Fort was carried out under the supervision of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. In 1657, with the aim of establishing dominance along the Konkan coast, Maharaj began building a naval force.

The Gingee Fort complex includes forts on four hills: Rajgiri, Krishnagiri, Chandragiri, and Chakkilidurg. Each of these forts has its own independent and self-sufficient citadel. The fortifications of the Gingee Fort complex stretch over 13 kilometers.