Overview
Walking in Maharashtra is one of the most refreshing and invigorating activities for people of all ages. The impressive stations of the hills and beautiful towers amid the lush green hills of Sahyadri, make it an ideal place to hike through Maharashtra.
Trains in Maharashtra are good for everyone, no matter what the technical level. There is an easy way to balance the most challenging levels you can sign up for.
Maharashtra hiking trails such as Harishchandra gad Fort, Tikona Fort Trek and Bhimashankar Trek, etc. offer excellent views. There are professional, professional guides to guide you on your journey to ensure your complete safety and take you to hidden places, the most sought-after places, and other hidden treasures in the country. Travel packages in Maharashtra include some of the lesser-known places in the province, which will make your travel experience unique and memorable.
● Andharban Trek
● Bhimashankar Trek
● Prabalgad Trek
● Harishchandra Trek
● Manikgad Trek
1. Andharban Trek
Located in the Pimpri area of Maharashtra, Andharban is a thick forest that translates to “Dark Forest.” About an hour and a half from Lonavala, it is a famous hiking destination in southern India. In the monsoon, the Andharban forest walk is perfect since the bulk of the trail is sheltered by the forest canopy. Unlike most paths, this one descends all the way, so you’ll be heading down rather than hiking up. Tamhini Ghat is surrounded by the lush Sahyadri forest, and you’ll see foggy and beautiful woodland views.
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2. Bhimashankar Trek
A trip to Bhimashankar is a joy for nature lovers. It takes you to the heart of the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary through dense jungles. While rain is the best time to make the trip, it can also be done in other seasons. The trail looks beautiful and fun. Those who are accustomed to walking can climb Bimashankar on the Shidi Ghat route. For beginners, we recommend the Ganesh Ghat route, which offers a nice and easy view. While in the forest, you will encounter a variety of birds, langurs, and deer with the company’s spotted deer. If you are lucky, you may even get a ‘shekel’ or the Malabar Giant squirrel.
3. Prabalgad Trek
The castle has a long history dating back to the times of the Bahamas sultanate when it was first built. And even if you might be tempted to climb up his happy neighbor who falls on the road, we do not encourage you during the rainy season. The slippery slope of the plateau is extremely dangerous. However, you might be surprised to see these stairs attacking Kalavantin Durg from Prabalgad. Moreover, the castles of Chanderi and Peb are in the West while Karnala lies in the North.
4. Harishchandragad Trek
Harishchandregad trek is one of the most difficult routes in the western part of Maharashtra. A popular tour that offers a variety of sacrifices for all types of travelers’ is a hill station in the Ahmednagar district of Malshej Ghat. It rises to 4,670 ft. Harishchandra gad is an ancient fortress. Its origins date back to the 6th century during the reign of the Kalchuri dynasty. But the caves you see above may have been carved in the 11th century. The diversity of the castle and its surroundings reflect the diversity of cultures. Some of the examples for this are Kedareshwar cave, Satta Theertha Pushkarni, Harishchandra temple, and other caves.
The Harishchandragad tour has many trails and each trail offers a surprise for travelers. It’s a complete package of views once you’ve reached the top. Konkan Kada (falls) is covered which gives a beautiful view of the Konkan region. Konkan Kada looks at the Konkan region hence the name. Kada means to fall in Marathi. It is a very long vertical wall with a concave structure. Thanks to this structure, you can find many natural objects such as the appearance of vertical clouds, the rainbow is a circle also called the Brocken specter
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5. Manikgad Trek
Located on a hill in the Manikgad valley in Maharashtra, Manikgad today is a ruinous fortress. The fort is about 1,878 meters high and cannot be measured from three sides. The upper part can only be reached from the south. It was not a castle in its true sense, but more than a place of exploration. However, even in the face of declining defenses, one can still imagine its beauty during its days. A loose gate with a Ganesh inscription on top of it greets the man as he enters the castle. The castle offers a magnificent view of the surrounding valley, the Karnala pinnacle and the Prabalgad fort are very visible.
