Trek Date: 29 Dec 2025 to 02 Jan 2026Prices Starting From: INR 16,450+ GST 5% Nestled in the Jubbal area, Giri Ganga holds deep religious...

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.

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.

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.

Pratapgad, a significant fort in the Maratha kingdom (Swarajya), is located west of Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra's Satara district. Situated on the route connecting Poladpur (on the Mumbai-Goa Highway) to Pargaon, specifically along the Parghat and Ambenali Ghat sections, the fort strategically controlled these crucial mountain passes. The Koyna River flows at its base, and the surrounding area is covered by the dense Jawali forest.

River & Roar is an immersive jungle walk through Pench’s untouched buffer zone, where the river guides your path and the forest surrounds you with calls, tracks, and quiet surprises. Pench Jungle trek is a short, lively escape into raw wilderness that lets you feel the true pulse of Pench with every step.

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.

Korigad- To the west of the Pawana dam is the Mawal of Korbarase. This fort is well known due to its fortification that is still intact. Koraigad appears like a wall from Peth Shahpur. On the top of the fort is a huge plateau.

Experience the Chandrakhani Pass trek with stunning ridge views, lush forests, easy–moderate trails, and breathtaking Himalayan scenery. Perfect for beginners.