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DurgMitra,Dombivali Trek To Tringalwadi Fort and Kavnai Fort on Sunday 7th July 2013

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Hi Nature lovers ,

Rain has already started and there will be green coat soon.
"DURGMITRA" has organised a Monsoon Trek to "Tringalwadi Fort and Kavnai Fort" on 7th July, 2013 Sunday.


About Tringalwadi Fort
Height: 3238 feet
Range: Kalsubai
District: Nashik
Level: Medium

Situated at an altitude of 3,000 feet above the sea level, Tringalwadi Fort at Igatpuri is an architectural marvel. Entire locale of Igatpuri is nested by the majestic Sahyadris and Tringalwadi Fort is also besieged by this stunning mountain ranges. Being in an elevated position, this massive fortress houses the picturesque scenery of the whole locality, especially the view of the peaks from this fort is incomparable.

The small path, which leads to the fortress itself kindle one’s curiosity. It is amazing to notice that the surrounding area of this fort will be fully cultivated during the Monsoon season and one have to voyage kilometers to reach to the base of this colossal structure. A magnificient temple dedicated to lord Hanuman makes a marvelous setting to this stunning fort.

About Kavnai Fort
Height : 2500 feet
Range: Kalsubai
District: Nashik

The Sahyadri range in Igatpuri region is mainly divided into eastern range and western range. The eastern range is known as Kalsubai range comprising of forts like Kalsubai, Kulang, Alang, Avandha-Patta while the eastern region includes Tringalwadi, Kavnai, Harihar, Brahmagiri and Anjaneri forts. This region can be rambled over from Igatpuri or Ghoti village.
Fascinating Spots :

The main entrance door of the fort still stands in a good condition. On entering the main doorway we can see a cave on the right hand side. We have to go via this route only to reach the fort top. On reaching the fort top we can see a small pond towards southern side of the fort. There are many dilapidated structures of mansion by the side of this pond. There is a bastion at the western end of the fort. Also a cistern is located near this bastion. Half-an hour is sufficient to wander over the fort top. Kalsubai range, Trimbak range, Tringalwadi are some of the sightseeing points around the fort from over the fort-top.
You can board the train at the station convenient to you & alight at Karjat Station as per below train timings


Meeting Point : 7th July2013, 6.30am Nr Shivaji Maharaj Statue, Dombivali (east)
The Charges for Monsoon Trek is Rs. 550/- Only.
*This includes
1. Transportation by Private vehicle
2.Breakfast
3. Evening Snacks
4.Experties Charges

** Things To Carry: -
Lunch for the day (a must)

A Water Bottle (~2.5 Ltrs) ( a must)

Camera, Cell Phone, Binoculars (Optional)

Pls avoid wearing Gold and other ornaments

Extra pair of clothes

Some ready to eat food. Plum cakes, Biscuits etc.
Good trekking shoes,
Personal basic medical kit (Containing an antiseptic, few bandages, personal medications if any, Antibiotics for stomach infection)

A haversack to put all these things.

and Windcheater
Pls avoid Umbrellas

**Terms and Conditions:-
1) If the Entry is being cancelled in the course of the Program, the decision of returning
the Fees will be handled completely by the Durgmitra.
2) Drinking Liquor and Smoking are Strictly Prohibited.
3) Total care will be taken by the Durgmitra but they will not be responsible for any sudden illness or Natural Calamities.

If the participant is under any type of Medical Treatment then kindly mention it over the form.Also keep the Medicines Handy.
Carry Valuables at your own risk, Durgmitra will not be responsible in case of Loss.


DURGMITRA welcomes you all.
So first you do get registered yourself as the last date is 5th July, 2013.
Contact :-
Digambar Patil 9224376744
Pratik Patil - 9664288699 / 9028378842
Phulaji Bhoir - 9029670345

You Can also Join Us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/573802856005234/

Regards,
दुर्गमित्र डोंबिवली

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