Devkund Waterfall: Located approx 150kms from Mumbai city.

Devkund Waterfall is accessible via two

hours trek from the base village called ‘Bhira’, near Bhira Dam. It’s one of the virgin places with crystal
clear water & the trek is comparatively easy making it suitable for even amateurs to visit. It is a
confluence of three waterfalls and is said to be the origin of Kundalika river.
Visapur Fort is situated in Lonavala around 100kms away from Mumbai city and 5km away from Malavli station.
Inside the fort, there are caves, cisterns of water, a decorated arch and old houses to see. The difficulty level is
medium & it takes approx. 1 hour to reach the top. Along the way, you can enjoy the mesmerizing view of Pavana
Dam & its backwaters.
Go on a trekking trip to this magical looking Irshalgad accessible from Panvel Station.The difficulty level of the trek is
between moderate to difficult depending on how experienced you are. Situated away from the city, it is a perfect
place to relax your mind and have some fun. To reach the top of the pinnacle it is essential to have artificial rock
climbing equipmen
Rajgad fort is truly one of the most fascinating treks. Zig-zag narrow paths, the deceiving double-walled shield of its
fortifications, massive Maha darwaja and Chor darwaja tells the tale of the Fortress of the forgotten empire. The
beauty of the fort and the surroundings is mesmerizing. The difficulty level is moderate, It takes approximately 2.5
hours to reach the top.
Harishchandragad Fort: A beautiful hill fort in the Ahmednagar region and a very popular trekking destination in the
western ghats, Harishchandragad offers multiple attractions.
Kondane Cave is a group of Buddhist caves located in Karjat region of Maharashtra. The location of these caves is
on the same mountain of Rajmachi Fort. These caves display the ancient lifestyle of Buddhist monks who lived here.
You can get magnificent views of the surrounding Sahyadri mountain ranges while trekking to these caves.