5 monsoon treks you can do in Maharashtra this weekend

When the monsoon arrives, Maharashtra becomes a real hiking paradise. There’s an ideal trip for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a total beginner, with waterfalls falling down the mountainsides and a delightful coolness that fills the air.

Here are 5 monsoon treks you can do in Maharashtra this weekend

1. Torna Fort Trek

Due to its huge size, Torna is also known as Eagle’s Nest and Prachandgad. At the young age of sixteen, the legendary Maratha ruler Shivaji Maharaj conquered this fort. Situated in the Pune area, Torna Fort is well-known for its history and legendary stories in addition to its breathtaking beauty.

2. Duke’s Nose Trek

This trek is known locally as Nagphani, meaning the snake’s hood’; the English name is believed to be taken from the Duke of Wellington’s sharp nose. One of the trek’s main attractions is a rock wall, which is challenging for beginner rock climbers but captivating to experienced ones.

3. Lohagad Fort Trek

The Lohagad Fort trek is another well-known trek during the Maharashtra monsoon season. It is renowned for offering a beautiful blend of historical significance, scenic beauty and breathtaking views.

4. Bhivpuri Waterfalls Trek

This is a very easy trek into the foothills, ideal for families, passing streams and grazing animals. You’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the 115-foot waterfall tumbling down green slopes at the top.

5. Harishchandragad Trek

There are plenty of routes you may choose from on this trek, based on your level of hiking comfort. There is a whole experience waiting for you to discover at Harishchandragad, whether it is strolling through the fields or smaller caves.