We at Nisarga Bhraman have decided a one day trek to the Tandulwadi Fort in Palghar region on Sunday, 17th June 2012.
Brief Introduction about Tandulwadi Fort:
Type: Hill Fort
Height: ~1900 ft
Height: ~1900 ft
Grade: Medium
Location: Palghar region, Thane
Tandulwadi fort lies 5 k.m. east of Saphale Railway Station and is good for one day outing. One can get a good view of Vaitarna and Surya river.
The route is very steep and goes over some rocky portions. On the top
there are many water tanks, a monsoon lake and remains of settlements. The fort was mainly used as a watch tower
in ancient times.
Plan:
Sunday, 17th June 2012 -
Meet at Virar Railway Station, PF 3 at 8:00am sharp
We will be traveling by a fast train from Churchgate which halts at
Churchgate 6.29 am
Mumbai central 6.39
Dadar: 6.46
Bandra: 6.52
Andheri: 7.00
Borivili: 7.15
Vasai road: 7.39
Virar: 7.51 am
.
From Virar we will take Dahanu Shuttle at 8:35am -
- Reach Saphale Railway Station by 9:00 am
- Breakfast at Saphale
- Travel to base village by Private Vehicle
- A round of Introduction and Rules & Regulations.
- Start the trek to Tandulwadi Fort by 10:00 am
- Reach the top, explore the fort and Lunch atop
- Start descend by 2:00pm and back to base village by 4:00pm
- Travel to Saphale Railway Station by 5:00pm
- Reach Mumbai by 8pm approx.
The cost of the event would be Rs. 150/- for members and Rs. 180/- for others
This includes - Transport from Saphale to Saphale, Breakfast and evening tea, Guide charges.
To register for the event, call our team -
Rohit Nayak: 9167416873
Sameer Patel: 9820972043
Here is a list of things to be carried -
- A haversack to put in all the things to be carried....so that one has ones hands free while trekking. Please do not carry sling bags or Jholas.
- Windcheater, Spare clothes, Towel and Napkin.
- At least 2 liter of water (COMPULSORY).
- Lunch for the day
- Optional: Camera & something to munch on.
- Personal medicines if any.
Here is a link of photographs: https://picasaweb.google.com/ 112424448078863794767/ Tandulwadi
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