Torna, also known as Prachandagad is a popular route in Maharashtra, leading to Torna Fort, captured by Shivaji Maharaj at the age of 16. This was the first fort captured by Chhatrapati. Shivaji Maharaj. The trek starts from Velhe village, around 60 km south of Pune. The Fort is 1403 Meters tall. This fort is believed to have been constructed by the Shiva Panth in the 13th century.

Devkund Waterfall, tucked away near Bhira village in Raigad district, is one of Maharashtra’s most beautiful and less-explored spots. Known as the source of the Kundalika River, this waterfall drops straight into a deep, natural pool surrounded by thick forest and rocky cliffs. The trek to Devkund is about 6–7 km one way and starts from the base village, taking you through dense jungle paths, small streams, and the calm backwaters of Bhira Dam. Most of the route is easy and flat, but the last stretch involves a short, steep climb that can get slippery, especially in the rains.

The Madhe-Upande Ghat trek is a beautiful and moderately challenging hiking route nestled in the Sahyadri range of Maharashtra. This trail carries both natural beauty and historical significance, making it a favorite among avid trekkers and history enthusiasts. The trek begins at Madhe Ghat, located around 65 km from Pune near the village of Kelad, and leads through dense forests, ancient pathways, and rolling hills before descending into Upande Ghat, near the village of Upande.

Panhala Fort stands as a testament to its strategic importance and the engineering ingenuity of the time, enduring centuries of conflict and harsh conditions.

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Sindhudurg and Vijaydurg forts are iconic maritime citadels on the Konkan coast of Maharashtra, India, showcasing the strategic brilliance of Maratha naval architecture. Sindhudurg, built by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the 17th century, lies on a rocky island near Malvan and is renowned for its concealed entrances and robust sea-facing walls. Vijaydurg, often called the "Eastern Gibraltar," predates Sindhudurg and was later fortified by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

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Lohgad’s architectural design seamlessly integrates natural topography with human ingenuity, making it a masterclass in medieval fort construction. Its unique entrance planning and the Vinchu Kata remain some of the finest examples of defensive architecture in India.