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This is bit difficult fort to trek yet very interesting when you reach a top. The views are very beautiful, only that one has to bare the risks and pain to reach the top. Also it is good to be aware of directions as the tablelands are wast and people tend to lost and roam in circles to find way down.
We travelled from pune to the village called *PACHCHAPUR* via mumbai pune highway. Travel time is around 1:30 to 2 hours. Depends u r stamina,The village is 2 kms away from the base village and we have stayed at one villager's house (nishant tambat). He also arranges food for trekkers. Then from their house we went to the thakurwadi village which is base village and started the trek. It took us around 4 hours to reach the top. The trek is not that difficult but it's very long. It's a pleasure trek with small small waterfalls, mesmerising nature and full of clouds. The plateau of the fort is very big and one will required just 2 hours to explore the full plateau. On top you can also find one small shiva temple along with beautiful lake near the temple. While going down it took us around 1 hour 30 mts. The grade level is medium because it's a long trek. You don't find any chai tapri or hotel so carry snack, energy bar and enough water with you. Have a good trek and take care.
Beautiful place less crowded. Elegant view. Easy trekking. Will take for 2 hrs up and 1-1.5 hr return. One hotel is on top.
For trek, it takes 2:30 to 3 hours, Fort is vast, and we could only cover seeing 2/3rd of the fort on 09/09/2023, Saturday. Fort is so nice.
A very beautiful trek to do in Monsoon. Also it less crowded as it is less explored by the trekkers. Do visit Maha Darvaja also.
ghera sudhagad When this fort comes in swarajya, chatrapati shivaji maharaj thaught for making this fort as a rajdhani but due to the reason of fort entrance from both the side of corner and 2 mahadwaar they skipped the plan because too many army could have keep on both the mahadwaars to keep the eye on warrior firstly this is a big fort many people cant see the old monuments because it had keep place long long if you dont have map then u cant see everywhere losting is nothing trek is moderate easy upside a big plateau entrance we have parked a 4 wheel took 50rs then we started trek around 2hrs we reached at top there are 2 big ladders which make the trek easy we have found a small cobra also upside u will get tatbandi and old stairs and direct u will get in the plateau what we have seen : siddheshwar mahadev mandir talav rajvada water tanks daaru goda saman takmak tok hanumant mandir bhorai mata mandir mahadwaar veergad and many more monsoon is best for this fort carry food because ther is nothing in the top must visit fort love for sahyadri
Definitely one of the scenic and biggest fort in Raigad District of Maharashtra, India. It can be a day hike and you can also do an overnight hike. The trail leading to the fort is very scenic and has amazing flora and fauna. The history of this fort is really fascinating. The ancient architecture is really beautiful. There is a temple at the Top of the fort and couple of structures. You could also find a lake on the top. The fort is really huge and it take a whole day to discover the fort. It's best to start early and spend as much time as you can at the Top. Please be on your best behavior and respect the fort and the nature and do not litter the place.
One of the best and unseen fort to trek, area is huge so planned the trip accordingly
