Explore Capital of Swarajya
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About the Tour :
Raigad is a hill fortress situated in the modern day near Mahad, Raigad district of Maharashtra, India. The Maratha king Shivaji Maharaj made the fort his capital in 1674 when he was crowned King of a Maratha Kingdom which later developed into the Maratha Empire eventually covering majority of modern day India. The fort, which rises 820 metres (2,700 ft) above sea level, is located in the Sahyadri mountain range. There are approximately 1400–1450 steps leading to the fort, though today a rope-way exists to reach the top of the fort. The fort was looted and destroyed by the British upon siege. You will get the goosebumps and feel the proud while listening to the awesome history that Maratha warriors and King Shivaji has created !! One can also expect numerous photographic angels on this trek.
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Outing Dates : 08th March 2015
Category: Trekking
Duration : 1 Night / 1 Day
Rope way charges : Approx : Rs.185 return
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Duration : 1 Night / 1 Day
Rope way charges : Approx : Rs.185 return
Outing Schedule :
Day 0:
Meeting at Dadar East at 11:00 pm. Second Pick Up From Thane at 11:30 pm. Leave For Raigad by non-a/c private vehicle.
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Meeting at Dadar East at 11:00 pm. Second Pick Up From Thane at 11:30 pm. Leave For Raigad by non-a/c private vehicle.
Day 1:
Reaching Base by 5.00 am. Tea and freshen up with some snacks. Start Hike by 7:00 am through Mahadarwaja Route (One can also opt for Rope way facility to reach at top directly). Reaching at the top by 9:30 am. Explore the Raigad fort and its important monuments like Gangasagar Lake, Rajwada, Raj-darbar, Holi cha Mal, Ambarkhana. Have a delicious lunch around 1.30 pm. Post lunch explore the ancient market place, Jagadishwar temple and Takmaktok (the death point). Get yourself energized by a cup of Lemon / Konkam juice and start descending the fort. Reach base by 6 pm and enjoy some snacks. Reach Mumbai by 11 pm.
Reaching Base by 5.00 am. Tea and freshen up with some snacks. Start Hike by 7:00 am through Mahadarwaja Route (One can also opt for Rope way facility to reach at top directly). Reaching at the top by 9:30 am. Explore the Raigad fort and its important monuments like Gangasagar Lake, Rajwada, Raj-darbar, Holi cha Mal, Ambarkhana. Have a delicious lunch around 1.30 pm. Post lunch explore the ancient market place, Jagadishwar temple and Takmaktok (the death point). Get yourself energized by a cup of Lemon / Konkam juice and start descending the fort. Reach base by 6 pm and enjoy some snacks. Reach Mumbai by 11 pm.
Tour Concludes with Happy Memories :)
Tour Cost: Rs.1,100/- per person
For Registered Member : Rs.1,050/- per member
For Registered Member : Rs.1,050/- per member
Inclusions:
- Transport By non-a/c Private Vehicle Mumbai – Mumbai
- Breakfast, Lunch and Evening Snacks (Pure Veg)
- Trek Expertise and entry charges
Exclusions:
- Rope way charges.
- Any other charges mention than above
For booking you need to deposit Rs.1,150/- per person in following Account:
NAME: MUMBAI TRAVELLERS
BANK: ICICI
ACCOUNT: CURRENT AC
A/C: 623805029453
BRANCH: MULUND WEST
IFSC CODE ICIC0006238
BANK: ICICI
ACCOUNT: CURRENT AC
A/C: 623805029453
BRANCH: MULUND WEST
IFSC CODE ICIC0006238
Cancellation and Refund:
1. If cancellation done prior to 15 days of outing 75% will be refunded.
2. If done prior to 10 days of outing 50% will be refunded
3. After that no refund will be provided.
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1. If cancellation done prior to 15 days of outing 75% will be refunded.
2. If done prior to 10 days of outing 50% will be refunded
3. After that no refund will be provided.
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