Sudhagad Fort, Pali
First, I would like to introduce
about trekking spot Sudhagad Fort(also
called Bhorapgad from goddess Bhoraidevi ). It’s one of very old fort in
Maharashtra near Mumbai.Let's explore this new attraction. Sudhagad, which is
a popular trekking destination as it is one of the better preserved forts in Maharashtra.
On the slopes of the fort there are lots of trees in and around fort.
The fort has temple of Bhoraidevi, which is well
maintained by Govt. On fort there are two lakes, a house of Poojari who
maintained temple and serve trekkers. All of this scattered around the fort
area. There are three main gates the largest of which is called the Maha
Darwaja.
We started on Sunday morning towards Pali @ 7.30 AM in the morning,
during journey we took halt at Shree Ballaleshwar Pali temple and visit temple
took blessings from Ganpati Bappa and had breakfast in Pali city.
Remember
there are two parking near temple area one is free from temple authorities and
other is private which charge 50ru for a Bus, most of roads near temple are
one way please mind sign boards while driving.
We recharge ourselves with cup of tea, Misal pav and continued
our journey to Sudhagad. The fort is about 14 Km from temple it took almost 15 to 20
min. There are two routes to reach at fort via pacchapur (shortest) and other
is from dhondse. Those who are traveling via public transport please make a
note of ST bus timings.
We reach at base village
at around 12 AM and started trek. Traking path is simple but upright straight
at some points it seems difficult but we enjoyed the whole trek. Make sure you
carry atleast 3lt of water per person and some snaks because you won’t find any
kind of shop during teak.
At top of fort you can find lots of cows eating grass in
mansoon. At temple one poojari who can arrange a food and tea for you so if you
are planning to take lunch at fort tell them in advance.
Some of trekkers created a ladder to clime on of hurdle in between which is great experience.
From fort you can see a whole Pali at panoramic view. Then
we had enjoyed scenic view from top and left toward base village. We took less
than half of time than we had taken to climb.
This has been amazing experience to feel fog at fort and
waterfall during journey.
From: subhrajit.ghadei@gmail.com
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