The Kamalgad Fort covers a flat area of about four acres and is surrounded by sheer rocks. Earlier, the fort could be reached through a man-made tunnel that started from the base of the cliff and emerged on the top. However, the tunnel is now blocked by a large boulder. There are no ruins of buildings or walls at the fort, and the natural fortification of the rocks likely provided sufficient defense against enemies.
Tandulwadi, a 1524-foot peak near Mumbai, offers a captivating trek for nature enthusiasts. This moderate-level hike rewards trekkers with breathtaking panoramas of the Vaitarna and Surya rivers, as well as neighboring forts. The trail, marked by its rocky terrain and lush greenery, is a perfect escape from the city’s hustle
Sarasgad Fort, a majestic fort perched on a 490-meter hill near Pali in Raigad district, Maharashtra, is a testament to India’s rich history. This strategically important fort was once under the control of Malik Ahmad Nizam Shah 1 before falling into the hands of Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
These two forts together offer a unique opportunity to explore the region’s heritage while immersing oneself in its natural beauty.
Andharban – one of the most exciting monsoon treks of Sahyadri mountains with GAF’s experienced guides
Andharban – one of the most exciting monsoon treks of Sahyadri mountains with GAF’s experienced guides