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Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Pune

Is Sinhagad Fort open after lockdown?

Are they gonna let us in? is Sinhagad open now?

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    Yes, Sinhagad Fort is open now. But be careful as there is a big crowd on weekends and specially because of the nostalgia in the lockdown (which is over now.) They are letting the trekkers in. If you could explore the less crowded place, then prefer that.

    Yes, Sinhagad Fort is open now. But be careful as there is a big crowd on weekends and specially because of the nostalgia in the lockdown (which is over now.)
    They are letting the trekkers in. If you could explore the less crowded place, then prefer that.

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Asked: 5 years agoIn: Maharashtra

How far is Sinhagad fort from Pune?

How far is Sinhagad fort from Pune and Mumbai? Can I go to Sinhgad Fort in my private vehicle?

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    Sinhgad Fort is around 30 km away from Pune and around 180km from Mumbai. You can use public transport to go to Sinhagad Fort. There is a PMPML bus service from Swargate, Pune and Corporation Bus Stand (MANAPA) to Sinhagad payatha (Base Village). There are 2 different routes to go to Sinhagd Fort frRead more

    Sinhgad Fort is around 30 km away from Pune and around 180km from Mumbai. You can use public transport to go to Sinhagad Fort. There is a PMPML bus service from Swargate, Pune and Corporation Bus Stand (MANAPA) to Sinhagad payatha (Base Village).

    There are 2 different routes to go to Sinhagd Fort from Swargate, Pune.

    1. One route is Swargate- Sinhagad road- Khadakwasla Lake-Sinhagad Fort. This is around 29 km. Also, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset on the return journey at Khadkwasala Lake. This route again split into two different routes. One will take you directly to the Sinhagad Fort using your private vehicle.  And another one is a popular trek route. You will enter from famous Pune Darvaja using this route.
    2. The second route is Swargate – Katraj – Khed – Sinhagad Fort. This route is around 35 km of a distance. This side of a trek is quite easy. You can enter to Sinhagad Fort from Kalyan Darvaja.
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Kabir Patil
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Asked: 4 years ago

What are the places near Harishchandragad?

Where can I go after visiting Harishchandragad?

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    There are 3 different routes for the Harishchandragad trek. Paachnai route is the easiest, then the Khireshwar route which is medium. The most difficult route to Harishchandragad is the trek through Nalichi Vaat. So you can explore all these routes. By doing this, you can enjoy the HarishchandragadRead more

    There are 3 different routes for the Harishchandragad trek. Paachnai route is the easiest, then the Khireshwar route which is medium. The most difficult route to Harishchandragad is the trek through Nalichi Vaat. So you can explore all these routes. By doing this, you can enjoy the Harishchandragad camping experience to its fullest. Good Luck!

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Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma
Asked: 4 years agoIn: India

Which mountain is on the Rs. 100 note?

Which mountain is on the Rs. 100 note?

Which mountain is shown on the backside of the old 100 rupee note?

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    Mount Kangchenjunga viewed from Tiger Hill on Rs. 100 note

    Mount Kangchenjunga viewed from Tiger Hill on Rs. 100 note

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Kabir Patil
Kabir Patil
Asked: 4 years ago

What is so special about Harishchandragad?

What are different worth seeing places at Harishchandragad?

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    Harishchandragad trek via Nalichi Vaat is one of the toughest treks in Maharashtra. So this could be another reason to go for this trek.

    Harishchandragad trek via Nalichi Vaat is one of the toughest treks in Maharashtra. So this could be another reason to go for this trek.

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Shubham Khankale
Shubham Khankale
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Trekking

Is Tikona fort open for trekking now?

Is tikona fort open for trekking now? or any other fort in lonavla?

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    Ananya
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    Yes Shubham, People are going to Tikona fort trek. Local authorities are requesting to avoid few treks. But yehh, Tikona fort is open. Follow the COVID guidelines on your trek. And keep the plan B ready, in case.

    Yes Shubham, People are going to Tikona fort trek. Local authorities are requesting to avoid few treks. But yehh, Tikona fort is open. Follow the COVID guidelines on your trek. And keep the plan B ready, in case.

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Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma
Asked: 5 years agoIn: Trekking

Which is the toughest trek in Maharashtra?

Which trek is considered as the toughest trek in Maharashtra?

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    There are many forts in Maharashtra that are very difficult to climb. Although difficulty level depends on a person but considering the expertise needed, total time for the trek and different activities involved for the trek, I am giving my opinion. One of the hardest treks in Maharashtra would be LRead more

    There are many forts in Maharashtra that are very difficult to climb. Although difficulty level depends on a person but considering the expertise needed, total time for the trek and different activities involved for the trek, I am giving my opinion. One of the hardest treks in Maharashtra would be Lingana fort trek. Even regular trekkers consider it as a challenging trek. Lingana is a massive pinnacle. There were rock-cut steps to go to the fort. Unfortunately, these steps are destroyed now that makes Lingana fort almost inaccessible. There are other toughest treks in Maharashtra such as AMK fort trek, Salher fort trek, Bhairavgad trek, etc. Read more: http://bestindiantreks.com/toughest-most-difficult-treks-in-maharashtra/

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Kabir Patil
Kabir Patil
Asked: 5 years agoIn: Pune

Can we stay on Raigad Fort?

Is staying overnight at Raigad Fort allowed? Where can I get permits for night camping at Raigad Fort?

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    Why to stay on any fort if you could just have a wonderful stay in the nearby city? You can stay in the Pune. There are many more places to explore in the city. Decent accommodation is available in the Pune at affordable price. I will suggest you to experience the stay in the Airbnb rather than stayRead more

    Why to stay on any fort if you could just have a wonderful stay in the nearby city? You can stay in the Pune. There are many more places to explore in the city. Decent accommodation is available in the Pune at affordable price. I will suggest you to experience the stay in the Airbnb rather than staying at the hotel. Also you can always go for the treks to the many forts near Pune. Plan your trip accordingly. Here is the list of forts near Pune, which you can add in your trekking list:

    1. Sinhagad Fort
    2. Rajgad Fort
    3. Lohagad & Visapur Fort
    4. Torna Fort
    5. Purandar Fort etc.
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Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Pune

Why do people visit Sinhagad fort?

What different things are there on the Sinhagad Fort?

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    There are many places and points to see on the Sinhagad Fort. There are two main doors to enter in the Sinhagad fort; Pune Darvaja and Kalyan Darvaja. There is Sardar Tanaji Malusare Smarak, Chhatrapati Rajaram Maharaj Samadhi, Lokmanya Tilak Residence, Zunzar Buruj and temples. You can also feel thRead more

    There are many places and points to see on the Sinhagad Fort. There are two main doors to enter in the Sinhagad fort; Pune Darvaja and Kalyan Darvaja. There is Sardar Tanaji Malusare Smarak, Chhatrapati Rajaram Maharaj Samadhi, Lokmanya Tilak Residence, Zunzar Buruj and temples. You can also feel the winds from the Sahyadri Mountains.  There is a point on Sinhagad from where you can see the Khadakwasla water body. May be these are the reasons for the Sinhagad fort visits.

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Asked: 4 years agoIn: Pune

Which water body is seen in front of sinhagad fort?

Which lake we can see from top of sinhagad fort?

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    You can see Khadakwasla Lake and Panshet Lake from Sinhagad fort. Khadakwasla Lake is clearly visible from Sinhagad Fort. Panshet Dam is at the west side of the fort. Also the panoramic view of the Sahyadri Mountain range from Sinhagad fort is just stunning.

    You can see Khadakwasla Lake and Panshet Lake from Sinhagad fort. Khadakwasla Lake is clearly visible from Sinhagad Fort. Panshet Dam is at the west side of the fort. Also the panoramic view of the Sahyadri Mountain range from Sinhagad fort is just stunning.

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Ananya
Ananya
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Trekking

What is the highest peak in Tamil Nadu?

Which is the highest mountain peak in Tamil Nadu? Is it the tallest mountain peak in South India?

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    Doddabetta peak is the highest point in the Tamil Nadu, India. At the height of around 2673m, Doddabetta is the highest mountain in Nilgiri mountains.

    Doddabetta peak is the highest point in the Tamil Nadu, India. At the height of around 2673m, Doddabetta is the highest mountain in Nilgiri mountains.

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Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Trekking

Do you need to book in advance to visit Sinhagad Fort?

Do you need to book in advance to visit Sinhagad Fort?

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    Forts are for everyone to explore. And there is no any need of prior booking to visit Sinhagad fort.  You can climb Sinhagad fort, which is absolutely free of cost. Or you can also go directly to the top of the fort by your private vehicle. There is entry fee of Rs. 20 for bike and Rs. 50 for 4-wheeRead more

    Forts are for everyone to explore. And there is no any need of prior booking to visit Sinhagad fort.  You can climb Sinhagad fort, which is absolutely free of cost. Or you can also go directly to the top of the fort by your private vehicle. There is entry fee of Rs. 20 for bike and Rs. 50 for 4-wheeler if you go by this route.

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Ananya
Ananya
Asked: 5 years agoIn: Mumbai

What are the top 10 Popular Treks near Mumbai?

I live in Mumbai. I want to go for a trek after this lockdown. But I am not quite sure about the good trekking places near Mumbai. Please tell me some of the best one-day treks near Mumbai city.

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    Hey @ananya here are top 10 popular treks near Mumbai, that I am very much interrested in: 1. Rajmachi Fort Trek – Lonavala 2. Kalsubai Peak – Bhandardara 3. Harishchandragad Trek – Ahmednagar district 4. Lohagad Fort Trek – Lonavala 5. Tikona Fort Trek – Near Pawna Lake 6. Korigad Fort Trek – NearRead more

    Hey Ananya here are top 10 popular treks near Mumbai, that I am very much interrested in:
    1. Rajmachi Fort Trek – Lonavala
    2. Kalsubai Peak – Bhandardara
    3. Harishchandragad Trek – Ahmednagar district
    4. Lohagad Fort Trek – Lonavala
    5. Tikona Fort Trek – Near Pawna Lake
    6. Korigad Fort Trek – Near Aamby Valley
    7. Peb Fort (Vikatgad) Trek – Near Neral/Matheran
    8. Garbett Point Trek – Matheran
    9. Sondai Fort Trek – Near Karjat
    10. Irshalgad Trek – Between Matheran and Panvel

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Ananya
Ananya
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Pune

Have they started issuing ticket to go to Lohagad fort?

I heard that we need to pay few bucks at the start of the Lohagad trek. Is this true?

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    Added an answer about 4 years ago

    Yes, you need to pay Nominal fee for entry to Lohagad fort. They will use that money for the good of the fort.

    Yes, you need to pay Nominal fee for entry to Lohagad fort. They will use that money for the good of the fort.

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Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Trekking

How difficult is Sinhagad Fort Trek?

Is Sinhagad fort trek easy?

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    Compared to nearby Torna fort and Rajgad, Sinhagad fort trek is easier. It’s also one of the most famous tourist destinations near Pune. During the Sinhagad fort trek, I have seen people of all ages such as kids, young trekkers, college friends, corporate people, families and senior citizens.

    Compared to nearby Torna fort and Rajgad, Sinhagad fort trek is easier. It’s also one of the most famous tourist destinations near Pune. During the Sinhagad fort trek, I have seen people of all ages such as kids, young trekkers, college friends, corporate people, families and senior citizens.

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Deigo
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Maharashtra

How do I get to Mangi Tungi?

How to reach Mangi Tungi from Delhi? Which is the nearest railway station to Mangi Tungi temple?

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    The busiest railway station near Mangi Tungi would be Manmad. If you are travelling from Delhi then Navapur railway station & Dhule railway station are the nearest railway stations to Mangi Tungi Temple.

    The busiest railway station near Mangi Tungi would be Manmad. If you are travelling from Delhi then Navapur railway station & Dhule railway station are the nearest railway stations to Mangi Tungi Temple.

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Deigo
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Maharashtra

What is Mangi Tungi trek time? Can I go to Mangi Tungi Jain temple by car?

How much time it will take for Mangi Tungi Trek?

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    There are 2 routes to go to the Mangi Tungi Jain Temple. One is by using the stairs. You have to walk roughly 1300 steps to reach the Temple. From there the Mangi pinnacle is around 1800 steps away. The second route is by road with private vehicle. It will take you to the Mangi Tungi Jain temple inRead more

    There are 2 routes to go to the Mangi Tungi Jain Temple. One is by using the stairs. You have to walk roughly 1300 steps to reach the Temple. From there the Mangi pinnacle is around 1800 steps away.

    The second route is by road with private vehicle. It will take you to the Mangi Tungi Jain temple in mere 10-15 minutes. The roads are not that great but it does the work.

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Vivek Kadam
Vivek Kadam
Asked: 5 years agoIn: Pune

How difficult is K2S night trek?

I want to go for a K2S night trek? Is it safe to go alone? What is the difficulty level of this trek?

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    Added an answer about 4 years ago

    K2S is considered as a very challenging trek due to the 2 major things. You need to walk a lot. I repeat...a lot. And you have to walk whole night. Then why do people go on Katraj to Sinhagad night trek, you ask? Well it's one of the most amazing treks near Pune. You will get an awesome views of theRead more

    K2S is considered as a very challenging trek due to the 2 major things. You need to walk a lot. I repeat…a lot. And you have to walk whole night. Then why do people go on Katraj to Sinhagad night trek, you ask? Well it’s one of the most amazing treks near Pune. You will get an awesome views of the complete Pune city lights. It’s magical.

    I will recommend you to go with the groups. Going alone to the K2S night treks is not advisable. And its more fun if you have a company, right?

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Ananya
Ananya
Asked: 5 years agoIn: Mumbai

Where is the Elephanta Island located?

I want to visit Elephanta Caves. Where are the Elephanta caves located in Mumbai?

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    Elephanta caves are in Gharapuri, Mumbai. It's an island on the east side of Mumbai not more than 10 km away. You need to take a ferry from Gateway of India to go to Elephanta Island.

    Elephanta caves are in Gharapuri, Mumbai. It’s an island on the east side of Mumbai not more than 10 km away. You need to take a ferry from Gateway of India to go to Elephanta Island.

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Kirti Sharma
Kirti Sharma
Asked: 4 years agoIn: Pune

What is the best time to visit Sinhagad fort?

Can I go to Sinhagad fort now? What is the best time to visit Sinhagad fort?

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    The best time to visit Sinhagad fort for in this case any fort is Monsoon time. After the rain, you will get lush green hills. And the atmosphere is just perfect for the trek. I will recommend you to go with the group of friends as it will be a very fun experience.

    The best time to visit Sinhagad fort for in this case any fort is Monsoon time. After the rain, you will get lush green hills. And the atmosphere is just perfect for the trek. I will recommend you to go with the group of friends as it will be a very fun experience.

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