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Lohagad fort, also known as the Iron Fort is located close to the hill station Lonavala and is 52km northwest of Pune. It is a typical consideration by a lot of beginner trekkers as it is an easy grade trek, but it doesn’t disappoint any experienced climbers either, thanks to the lush greenery and inviting weather during the monsoon. It overlooks the Pawna reservoir which is located to the south of the mountain. The fort is loaded with a lot of historical significance and is one of the hill forts of Maharashtra.

Malshej ghat is situated at an altitude of about 700 m. It is an ideal retreat from the clamor of city life and is a heaven full of natural beauty. The place is known for its rugged mountains, trekking trails, amazing waterfalls, and numerous lakes. But… We offer you a place you cannot refuse. It is Maharashtra's famous and biggest valley situated in the Malshej ghat region - A GOD'S VALLEY. It is a riverside trek towards the eternal beauty of one of the biggest waterfall of Maharashtra, Kalu waterfall. It is said that the goddess Kalubai, whose temple situated at the top of Malshej which is near to the start point of a river is the reason the Kalu waterfall has been known for the goddess Kalubai's nature gift. 

Bhivgad (or Bhimgad) is a hill fort in Maharashtra. Located in the district of Raigad, this fort offers a nice trek in close companionship to the fort of Dhakbahiri. There are two caves and a few water cisterns at the top. During monsoon, this fort offers the scenic view of a seasonal waterfall. There are some fortifications still left, and the remnants of some old structures near the top. There is a stone idol of some unknown deity near the caves. The top of the citadel offers a panoramic view of the trek route to Dhakbahiri.

Bhivgad (or Bhimgad) is a hill fort in Maharashtra. Located in the district of Raigad, this fort offers a nice trek in close companionship to the fort of Dhakbahiri. There are two caves and a few water cisterns at the top. During monsoon, this fort offers the scenic view of a seasonal waterfall. There are some fortifications still left, and the remnants of some old structures near the top. There is a stone idol of some unknown deity near the caves. The top of the citadel offers a panoramic view of the trek route to Dhakbahiri.