Shikhar Vedh - Harishachandragad via Pachnai Route Ascend & Khireshwar route Descend Trek on Saturday-Sunday 17-18th August 2013

Dear All,
 
We @ शिखर वेध has arranged a much awaited Trekkers Paradise- Harishachandragad via Pachnai Route Ascend & Khireshwar route Descend Trek on Saturday-Sunday 17-18th August 2013 ... 
 
Hope 2 cu on trek with me to NJoy again
 
Brief Introduction about Harishchandragad:
 
Height: 1412 meters (4510 feet)
Grade:Tough+Thrill
Time: ~ 2 hrs from  Pachnai/ 8 hrs from Belpada ... Base Villages
Location:Nagar region

 

Harishchandragad: The fort is quite ancient, considered to be from the Medieval period. The Great sage Changdev (one who created the epic Tatvasaar), used to meditate on Taramati/Rohidas in 14th century. The caves are also from the same period. Harishchandragad was captured by the Marathas in 1747 from the Moguls.

Taramati: This is the topmost point on the fort. It is the second highest peak in Maharashtra after kalsubai. Leopards are seen in the forests beyond this peak. From here we can have a glimpse of the whole range of Naneghat and the forts near Murbad.

Konkan Kada: The most interesting point on this fort is this cliff, which has always fascinated many people from many years. The cliff faces west and looks down upon the Konkan with a breathtaking view of the surrounding region and sunset. This cliff is not just vertical; it is an overhang, almost like a cobra's hood.

Kedareshwar: The cave of Kedareshwar has a big Shivlinga, which is totally surrounded by water.

Journey Details:
 

 

 

We will reach Kalyan 20:30 hrs (That's Subjective)

Max. 30 participants only

The cost for da Trek is about Rs.1100 per head
tht includes transportation from Kasara to Kalyan , 3 veg meals & 3 refreshments.

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Rain-cheater

Camera, Cell Phone (Optional)

Pls avoid wearing Gold and other ornaments

Some ready to eat food. Plum cakes, Biscuits etc.

Medicine those if u require usually (Optional)

Extra Pair of clothes,

Good trekking shoes (Action trekking shoes preferably)

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A haversack to put all these things

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