Vedi Farm A Mountain Resort

This is one of the oldest forts in the region being built in the 12th century by Kolhapur Silahara chief Bhoja II. Being so old this fort has seen a lot of things and if the walls could talk there would be so much they would tell. There isn't a lot of greenery in this region but this dry arduous terrain is something one should experience, especially at sunrise, sunset, and even night. Due to less light pollution, the night sky is very pretty and is perfect for those star trail photographs.

Vichitragad or also known as Rohida is a hilltop fort located in the vicinity of Pune. This fort is known for its spectacular views and the strong winds, so much so the winds are so strong that during the monsoon seasons when there are multiple waterfalls throughout the region all of them flow upwards because of the winds. Other than the raging winds this area has lush green surroundings all around that are highly diverse. The fort itself is kind of in ruins but it is an experience to reach...

In the vicinity of Dhom Reservoir, this is a spectacular trail that takes one around the rural region taking through various farmlands. This area is highly diverse with various species of flora and avifauna insight. It is an amazing trail to destress and enjoy nature in peace, so visit this location with friends and family to enjoy the serene views of this location.

Kamalgad fort is tucked away in the midst of a dense forest at the top of a hill immensely popular amongst locals and offbeat travelers due to their historical significance. The trail has lush green vegetation and in the monsoon season entire region wakes up with lush greenery and a soothing climate. It is surrounded by steep rocks and can also explore the beauty of kamalgad cave.

Santoshgad is called the fort of Tathwad, it is said to be the fort of Tadvagad. The name of this village is traditionally derived from Tatoba, a sage who took up his abode on the fort hill. This fort of the Satara-Fulton mountain range in the Satara district is considered leisurely for trekkers. Sahyadri's main mountain range is divided into three parts from Pratapgad. Shabnamohamdev Range, Bamnoli Range, and Mhasoba ranges of Mhasoba. On the hills, all the areas are less like rain but due...