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If you are planning to visit Rajmachi Treklet me share with you the reasons why you should take this trek, and what there is to it that you should make sure to visit this location.
Where is it in the area?
Residents of Maharashtra are likely to have heard of this fort since it is one of the most popular forts located in Maharashtra located between two well-known hill stations in the state, Lonavala as well as Karjat. If you’re planning on a full-on climb you could start on the Kondhane side, which is generally 2.5 three minutes to get there, however should you prefer to take the trek in a shorter time, then you can begin at Lonavala as well as from the village that is located at the base, Udhewadi.
The Fort’s history
This fort holds a significant importance in the past as it played a significant part in the initial Anglo the Maratha war. It’s also designated as a protected monument , and there are many fascinating stories concerning this fort, which can be heard from the guides or residents who live who live there. This fort was taken by Shivaji Maharaj in year 1657 and was founded in 1657 by the Satavahanas. However, in 1818, the British established this fort after the Maratha Kingdom fell into ruin.
The Rajmachi Fort has two fortresses that are also called twin fortresses referred to as Shriwardhan as well as Manaranjan.
Why should you go to this fort?
The hike is roughly 16km long and lies at an average altitude of 2750 feet. It is suggested to hike because standard vehicles like the swift maruti 800, wagon R and others are not able to traverse these routes. Vehicles that are strong and are able to travel through rough terrain such as Mahindra, Tata sumo etc can be used because the road is rough. Once you have reached the top you’ll be able to enjoy the most breathtaking views of your life, filled with gorgeous green mountains, lush clouds, hills, and the rest of it. You’ll be jealous of the ancient people who lived in this area and wake up to breathtaking views of the landscape every day admiring their eyes with this beauty that nature has to offer. I am.
The primary attraction of this fort is the incredible ancient architecture that the majority of those who love history are awestruck by. Through this fort and its design, one can see how and how the people of that were planning the layouts for their buildings, the design and the style of the times. It also comes with gorgeous lush green valleys, flowing waterfalls and an abundance of fauna and flora. The area is surrounded by forest from all sides, which is more than a green oasis which is why you will find an array of animals and insects.
It is the Kataldhar Waterfall during monsoons and the twin hill stations of Lonavala and Khandala can be observed in the southwest. It is possible to take the most stunning photos near the waterfall during the monsoon time. A stunning scenic scene and the atmosphere that will make you wish to return to your home. You will surely be sad since you don’t have the chance to see such sights everyday, do you?
It is also possible to see the valley that is a part of the Hill stations and also Valvan Dam, Tungarli Dam as well as Duke’s nose at the bottom on the main road. From the Shrivardhan fort, you are able to see Monkey Hill on the right.
When is the best time to visit?
The ideal time to visit this area will be during the monsoons from June to October. The monsoons leave a gorgeous trail for visitors to this location creating a thrilling and challenging adventure for those who traverse and climb. Another reason to go at this time is that during monsoons, the barren hills and mountainous regions are lush green and dotted with meadows, green grasses and trees, as well as plants, making the landscape stunning.
The rainwater dribbles over forts and fortresses through the walls, which can refresh your mind and physically.
During monsoons : the forest close to it gets dense and wet so that it creates a cool, moderate climate near the fort. The temperature is between 24 and 29 degrees Celsius.
It is also possible to visit during the monsoons that occur between November and December when the forest retains rainwater, and is damp and dense, resulting in cold and cool winter days and nights when the temperature drops to 17 degrees Celsius. At these times, you can also camp out around the fort, enjoying bonfires and relaxing in your tents or eating lunch. Another amazing experience to enjoy at night is watching the stars with your beloved family and friends.
It is not recommended to travel during the summer time period from March to May since the time is extremely exhausting as the temperature fluctuates between 21-35 degrees Celsius making you sweaty and exhausted.