The silver sands, the deep blue sea, and the verdant suru corridors… the beaches in Maharshtra have always enticed me. Beaches have been an excellent option for weekend getaways and […]
Two Wheels, Two Nomads, One Thrilling Adventure Read More »
It was a bright and sunny afternoon. We were walking up the second fort of the day. Fatigue was catching up on many of us. But something kept us going.
Tringalwadi Fort: A Trek in the Mountains and Majestic Views Read More »
Somewhere down the state highway to Malshej Ghat, Mumbai, and everything it stands for vanishes, and the show begins to unfold. You know you would soon be in a heavenly
TREK TO NANEGHAT: Exploring the Legacy of the Satvahanas Read More »
As you leave the noisy Satara highway to journey towards Mahad via Bhor, you are bound to fall in love! Not that you will find lasses on the way, but
Varandha Ghat: MESMERIZING BEAUTY that makes you fall in Love at First Sight Read More »
Overcast skies… steady downpours… milky waters cascading down the soaring Sahyadri cliffs… the green valleys crammed with clouds… and a thoroughfare running through the hill. At the corridors of Pune
Malshej Ghat: A Guide to the Nature Lover’s Paradise Read More »
The hobby of mountaineering cherish I will For I like the sun, the wild woods, and the air so chill! … was the promise I made to myself while returning
Lohagad Fort: A Beginner’s tale of Thrills and spills Read More »
If you’re traveling towards Solapur by road, keep an eye out for a stunning temple atop a hill. It is on the right, just before Yawat. It looks like a
Discovering Bhuleshwar Temple: An Architectural and Spiritual Treasure Read More »
Kondeshwar, the spectacular resting place of Lord Shiva since the 12th century, still beckons the nature lovers of Pune and Mumbai. Set adroitly in the lush greenery of Kamshet hills, the three-tier waterfall behind the temple bewitches one and all.
Kondeshwar Temple: All You Should Know Read More »
Oct 11, 2008, 7 am: Tired and helpless. We, a group of 6 trekkers who had ventured out in the wild woods of Chandoli sanctuary, were not able to find
Prachitgad Fort – The king of the forts in Chandoli Sanctury Read More »
Dec 16, 2003. 1800 hours. We descended Kalsubai with a sense of accomplishment. Our minds were full of joy, and our hearts swelled with pride. Mt. Kalsubai (5400 ft), the
Ratangad Fort: A thrilling Expedition Through Time and Nature Read More »
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