Purandar Fort, 15 August 2015 with Office friends

Difficulty level : Easy (we made it difficult by choice)
Best season : Monsoon

We went up normal way, on the way back we started descending from Church. Initially we thought that it should be simple way, but it was not very much easy. It is not very difficult either, one has to keep patience and search for easier way down.
Caution : There is army check post at top. You need to have photo ID proof.
To go to certain parts of fort, you need to submit mobile/ camera to Army.

Purandar fort from base village -


On the way (Unmesh) -


Almost there -



Church at top -


Purandareshwar Temple -



Difficult path where we were stuck -



Guide on Difficult Patch (Sourabh) -




Group Selfie -
 

View from the place we landed with wrong route -
 

 

Kalasubai, Highest Peak in Maharasthra, 26 July 2015

Kalasubai is highest peak in Maharashtra.
Difficulty Level : Moderate (high endurance level due to continuous up climb)

Group : Explorers

Start point -


Kalasubai Temple -


Beautiful on the way -


Shidi/ Ladder





Another Shidi -


Last ladder -





Almost there -


On the way -

At the top -

Khandas Bhimashankar Trek on 9 Aug 2015

Difficulty Level : Difficult (Particularly endurance)
This trek is also known as Shidichi Vaat.

Group : Explorers

Start -


On the way -



Shidi -











Another difficult shidi -


Last Shidi (There is difficult patch after this last shidi) -



Almost there -


View from top -


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Lohagad Trek with Office Friends on 1st August 2015

Difficulty level : Simple
Little caution is required for new trekker for Vinchu kata.
We parked our vehicles at Bhaje caves, you can take vehicle till the fort base.

On the way to fort -


Unmesh on the way to fort -


5 year old trekker Parth, with his father Jalindar -




Random photo on the way -



Some beautiful clicks from top -







Temple at top -





Vinchu Kata -


On the way to Vinchu Kata -



At Vinchu Kata -

Jivdhan Naneghat trek on 7 June 2015

Difficulty Level : Moderate.
I would call this trek little more difficult than Sinhagad.
Group: Explorers

Caution: Locating correct route is important for this trek.


On the way to fort -




Nanacha Angatha from Jivdhan fort -


At Jivdhan fort -


View from Jivdhan -




On the way down -


Nanacha Angatha -


Huge Pot made up of stone near Nane ghat -


Vanarlingi and Jivdhan fort from Nanacha Angatha -