Embarking on a mesmerizing trek to Malhargad, Jejuri, and Purandar, located near Saswad and Pune, promises an unforgettable experience as you soak in the breathtaking beauty of these historical forts and temples nestled amidst the stunning Western Ghats.
Malhargad, also known as Sonori Fort, holds the distinction of being the last fort constructed by the Marathas. It was strategically positioned to oversee the 'Dive' Ghat along the Pune-Saswad route. Jejuri boasts one of Maharashtra's most renowned temples, and the climb of nearly 200 steps to reach the temple atop the hill is rewarded with a spectacular panoramic view of Jejuri town.
Purandar Fort, with its rich history as a defensive bastion, now stands as a captivating destination. This incredible journey offers a chance to immerse yourself in the enduring charm of ancient forts and temples that continue to be of great significance in today's world. Craft cherished memories during this delightful trek to Malhargad, Jejuri, and Purandar, in the vicinity of Saswad and Pune.
Day 1 - Trek Day
Day 2 - Exploration and Departure Day
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This trip encompasses trekking, exploration of historical sites like forts and temples, as well as visits to scenic locations. The activities include trekking to Malhargad, Jejuri Temple, and Purandar Fort, exploring these sites, and enjoying the cultural and natural beauty of the region.
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Saturday's lunch
Sleeping bag
One-time meal
Snacks (fruits, biscuits, plum cakes, dry snacks, chocolates, health drinks, etc.)
3 liters of water
Candles and torch with spare batteries
Cap, towel, and napkin
Extra clothing
Paper bundles (2-3)
Bedding or carry mat
Plate, mug, and spoon
Windcheaters
Sturdy trekking shoes
Extra socks
Sandals for relaxation
Optional camera
Use a haversack for hands-free trekking.
Avoid sleeveless, low-neck, tight-fitting attire like short pants or skirts. Opt for comfortable clothing like track pants and t-shirts. Avoid wearing jeans.
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