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Harishchandragad Trek & Camp

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  • 1N/2D
  • 6 - 25
  • Difficulty - Low
  • 7th May
Harishchandragad is a hill fort in the Ahmednagar district of India. It is known for its scenic beauty and charm. The fort is quite ancient. Remnants of Microlithic man have also been discovered here. Its origin is said to have been in the 6th century, during the rule of Kalachuri dynasty.

Altitude: 4650 ft. Approx.

Major Attractions:
Kedareshwar Cave – There is the huge cave of Kedareshwar in which there is a big Shiva Linga, which is completely surrounded by water. Its height from the base is five feet, and the water is waist-deep. here are sculptures carved out in the cave. In the monsoon it is not possible to reach this cave, as a huge stream flows across the way.

KokanKada – his cliff faces west and looks down upon the Konkan. It provides views of the surrounding region.

Caves on Harishchandragad – These caves are spread out all over the fort. Many of these are situated at the foot of Taramati peak and are the place of accommodation. A few are near the temple, whereas some are near the citadel and some far away in the forests.

Taramati Peak – It is the highest point inside the hill fort. From here, you can get a spectacular view of Naneghat Range, Jivdhan, Malshej Ghat, and Kalsubai.

Meeting Point

Kasara Railway Station(Google Map)

Reporting Time

12:00 pm

Base Village

Pacchnai

Itinerary

Day 1

  • 09:37 hrs – Board the Kasara Local starting from CSMT at 9.37 am from your respective stations
  • 12:00 hrs – Meet the team at Kasara station ticket counter, we will leave for the base village in our private vehicle, we will stop for lunch at a Dhaba(Own Expense)
  • 16:00 hrs – Reach base village, freshen up and start the trek for Konkankada campsite, soaking in the beautiful colors of Sunset
  • 19:00 hrs – Reach  Prepare to spend the night under a billion stars. Play a few games, share travel stories & make new friends
  • 21:00 hrs – Have Dinner
  • 22:30 hrs – Off to the tents for a sound sleep (For those who are very sleepy ). Day Ends

Day 2

  • 05:00 hrs – Wake Up early and climb the Taramati Peak – the highest point of harishchandragad
  • 06:00 hrs – Reach the top and bask in the amazing view and a mesmerizing sunset
  • 07:00 hrs – Start descending towards konkankada 
  • 08:00 hrs – have breakfast at konkankada and prepare for the downhill hike towards base village
  • 11:00 hrs – Reach Pachnai and leave for Kasara Station. We will have lunch on our way to Kasara(Own Expense)
  • 16:00 hrs – Reach Kasara and leave for Mumbai. This brings us to the end of our trip, Or rather just the beginning of your adventures with Wandering Souls

Price Includes

  • Kasara to Kasara Transport
  • Evening Snacks & Dinner on Day 1
  • Breakfast on Day 2
  • Tented accommodation at Konkankada
  • Expertise and Guide charges
  • Wash Rooms & Changing rooms facilities
  • Local Guidance
  • First Aid Certified Trek Leads

Price Excludes

  • Anything other than the above-mentioned things
  • Any Personal Expenses

Things to Carry

  • Identity Proof (Mandatory)
  • Bottle of Water (at least 2 litres)
  • Torch with extra batteries (Mandatory)
  • Sleeping Bag/Bedding
  • Ready to eat food like plum cakes, dry fruits etc.
  • Cap, Camera
  • Good Trekking shoes
  • Jacket/ Wind cheater
  • Personal care stuff, ORS, medicines which you require usually
  • Haversack to put all the things in, please do not carry sling bags or jholas
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FAQs

What is the Train Schedule?

Train Schedule:

  • 09:37 am –  CST
  • 09:45 am – Byculla
  • 09:51 am – Dadar
  • 09:58 am – Kurla
  • 10:02 am-  Ghatkopar
  • 10:20 am – Thane
  • 10:35 am – Dombivali
  • 10:43 am – Kalyan
  • 11:54 am – Kasara

You can catch the train from your respective stations. *If you miss the train you miss the trek!

How will you contact me once I register?

We will be mailing you the details about the trek a day or two before the trek. We will also create a WhatsApp group a day before the trek.

What is the difficulty level of this trek?

This trek is of low difficulty with around 2 hours of hike each side.

Will I be able to do this trek? I have not trekked before.

We encourage you to come and experience the trek with us. Trekking is not about speed and our representatives will be there to encourage you to complete the trek

What is the age limit for this trek?

The age limit for the trek is 18 years with no upper limit. Participants below the age of 18yrs need to be accompanied by a guardian

What is the accommodation like?

We would be staying in tents on double/triple sharing basis

Can I come alone?

Yes, many of our participants are solo travellers.

Is it safe for a female solo traveller?

It is completely safe for a female solo traveller as our representatives will be there with you all the time. Moreover, most of our event have 60% female participation.

Can I Bring my Car?

Yes, you can bring your car

Are washrooms available during the trek?

You will not get washrooms during the trek. Washrooms are available at the base village.

Can we smoke or drink alcohol?

Smoking or drinking alcohol is prohibited.

Would I get cellular connectivity?

You will get limited connectivity during the trek.

What type of food will I get?

We will be having locally cooked meals

Will I get water during the trek?

You won’t get water during the trek, you need to carry at least 2 litres of water with you

What if I have a medical emergency?

We will carry first aid kit with us. The coordinators will be first aid certified. If the problem increases, we will quickly get you to closest medical attention possible.

What kind of clothing we need to wear?

We recommend you wear full sleeve t-shirt and full pants. Also carry jackets & woolens as wit would be cold at night. Umbrellas are a strict NO.

Do I need special shoes?

We recommend trekking shoes or good quality sports shoes with firm sole

Disclaimer
  • Basic Washroom facility available at the village, it is trekking activity and not a leisure trip so one needs to prepare themselves accordingly
  • Smoking and drinking alcohol is strictly prohibited
  • Please avoid wearing Gold and other jewellery
  • A planned activity or programs may be cancelled or revised depending on the weather or any other unavoidable circumstances

COVID Safety Guidelines

Each member of the group (participants/trek leads) will need to wear protective masks while interacting with others.

It should be ascertained from the participants that they are not residing / have not travelled in a containment zone and have not come in contact with any person who was tested Covid positive in last 14 days.
 
The accommodation will be thoroughly sanitised
 
Follow safe health practices in case you want to cough, sneeze in public space or during activity.
 
Trek Lead would be carrying sanitizer, spare masks, few pairs of disposable gloves (in sufficient quantity) as a Covid Protection Kit.
 
It is mandatory that a participant informs the organisers if he tests positive for Covid within 14 days of returning from adventure activity. It will help the organisers to inform and alert all other persons in the group and concerned health authorities of Government, so that they can follow the medical/government norms in this regard. Here it is absolutely essential that the participant observes transparency and informs the organisers/group leaders about his Covid test results. Organisers should actively pursue this matter with participants as this is a mutual responsibility.