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Madhe Ghat Waterfall Rappelling 2021 Madhe Ghat Waterfall Rappelling 2021 BATCHES: Every Saturday & Sunday BASE VILLAGE: Kelad LOCATION: Madhe COST: Rs.850 Per Head with from 20 June to 26 September Ghat Breakfast, Lunch & Rappelling About Destination: As per the Tradition of Explorers Since 2001 we are happy to announce Madhe ghat Waterfall Rappelling. Madhe ghat Waterfall Rappelling is Best option for Beginners as well as Repeaters. You have to take a Little walk of 15 Minutes to Reach Waterfall. Getting down around 150 feet through a gushing waterfall is a really stunning experience... Rappelling is the controlled descent down a rock face using a rope. Madhe Trek gives immense pleasure of trekking in monsoon season. In recent years this route becomes more popular for enthusiastic trekkers. In history, when the great warrior Narveer Tanaji Malusare died in the Sinhagad battle, his body was to be taken for last rites in his native village Umrath near Poladpur. Tanaji Malusare's funeral procession was taken to his native place from this Madhe ghat route. So Join us for this One Full Day of Mind Blowing Adventure Rush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Last date of Enrollment: Before 3 Days of the Date of Departure. Reporting Date & Time: On the Day of Trek Before 08.00 am at Madheghat. Return Journey Date & Time: After Lunch around 2.30 pm from Madheghat. Walking Time: 15 Minutes Difficulty Level: Medium | Endurance Level: Medium Age Group: 15 to 50 years (people above 50 years will be allowed after meeting at Explorers Office) Batch Limit: 20 Participants Mode of Transport: At your Own arrangements Route: Pune - Via Singhgad / Satara Road - Nasrapur Phata - Velha - Kelad Ghat - Madhe Ghat M - 9850502723 | 9850504433 | 020 - 24463322 www.explorersgroup.in | [email protected] Like us on Facebook l Follow us on Instagram Itinerary DAY / TIME DETAILS 08.00 am Reporting to Team Explorers at Mdheghat. (Location & Contact Details will be Provided before 1 Day of departure.) On Arrival Each Participant shall go through Temperature Checking & Sanitization Process. Oxygen Level of Each Participant will be taken. 08.30 am Tea & Breakfast (Breakfast Available from 8 am to Maximum 9 am Only) 09.15 am Reach Rappelling Point. Introduction, Briefing of Safety Practice, Do’s & Don’ts about the Activity & equipments. 09.30 am Start Waterfall Rappelling under the guidance of Team Explorers. Each Participant will be provided by Separate set of Equipment at the time of Rappelling. After finishing the Rappelling you can enjoy Waterfall or streams at the decided Places of Explorers. 01.00 pm Those who have finished the Activity can enjoy the Waterfall, Streams or go for Changing & Lunch. We might finish our activity 1 hour before or after the given time. 01 to 02.30 pm Lunch Time. Those who have finished the Activity & Lunch can Depart to Pune at their own. COVID-19 Precautions Age Group below 12 & above 55 is not allowed to participate. Arogya Setu App is Compulsory for each participant & it must be on during the Tour Period. Make sure that you’re not in contact with any person who was tested positive in the last 17 days. On Arrival we will check the Oxygen Level & Temperature of each Participant. Do co-operate with us for all safety procedure to stay safe. Avoid Contact with Local Villagers. Maintain minimum 6 feet distance while trekking & enjoying in Streams. M - 9850502723 | 9850504433 | 020 - 24463322 www.explorersgroup.in | [email protected] Like us on Facebook l Follow us on Instagram CHARGES Booking Amount: Rs.850/- Per Head with Breakfast & Lunch | Rs.500/- Per Head Only Rappelling without food. Includes: Waterfall rappelling with all safety Gears like Harness, Tape sling, Carabineers, Descender, Mittens, Helmet, etc Morning Tea & Breakfast (Limited - 8 to 9 am Only) Lunch - Pure Veg. (Unlimited - 12.30 pm to 2 pm) Certified & Experienced Team of Explorers. Covid-19 Precautionary & Sanitization Expenses. First aid kit. GST. Excludes: Non Veg. Lunch (Unlimited) Rs.100 PH Extra. Cold drinks, Mineral water, etc. Any kind of Mask, Pocket Sanitizer, etc. Private orders of Tea, Breakfast, Meals, etc. Personal expenses of any kind. Insurance Coverage of any Kind. Medical expenses other than “First aid”. Any other charges not mentioned in "Fees Include". WHAT TO BRING A Good Quality of Rucksack suitable for One day Trek with all inside Luggage packed in a Plastic Bag. Separate Plastic Bags to save your Mobile, wallet from Rain & to keep wet cloths. Rainproof / Sun Cap / Warm Wear as per Season. Bring Extra Dress, Napkin / Towel in a Separate Plastic Bag. Shoes Compulsory in a Good Condition while trekking. Floaters / Chappel / Crox Not allowed. You can Bring Floaters / Chappel / Crox for return Bus Journey. Dress Code: Full Sleeves T-shirt, Flexible Track pant. (HALF PANT NOT ALLOWED.) Any type of addictions like tobacco, Cigarette, Liquor, etc is strictly not allowed. Personal Medicines, if any. COVID-19 Precautions: No of Mask: 02, Tissue Paper, Napkin, Pocket Sanitizer. M - 9850502723 | 9850504433 | 020 - 24463322 www.explorersgroup.in | [email protected] Like us on Facebook l Follow us on Instagram HOW TO BOOK For Cash Deposit For Online Transfer Bank Name : Bank of Baroda Bank Name : ICICI Bank Branch : Sadashiv Peth Branch : Tilak Road IFSC / RTGS : BARB0SADASH IFSC / RTGS : ICIC0001875 A/C Name : Explorers A/C Name : Explorers A/C Type : Current Account A/C Type : Current Account A/c Number : 04500200000702 A/c Number : 187505000050 Please follow the given procedure to register for event through E-transfer / Cash Deposit. 1. Call Explorers and confirm the availability of seat. 2. Transfer the money to “Explorers” Account. 3. Send us an email at [email protected] mentioning Name, age, Mobile number, Email Id of all the Participants, Screen shot of Amount Transferred or Acknowledgement copy of pay-in-slip, transaction ID / Ref. ID, Date & Name of the event. When you register online, It is assumed that you have gone through all the rules and have accepted it. Direct payment by E- Transfer does not automatically ensure entry to the event. Before transferring the amount, you are required to confirm with the Explorers office if the seats are available. If amount is transferred without consulting the Explorers office the registration will not be considered confirm if the seats are full and the amount will be refunded by cheque at office after 7 days from the date of Event. HAPPY TREKKING Follow all the Covid-19 Regulations given by Government. Don’t keep valuable things while trekking. Use plastic carry bags to save your mobile & Wallet. Avoid Jean pant for inconvenience in Walking / Climbing. Always keep your Original Photo ID with you. Follow all the Instructions given by Team Explorers. Keep Healthy environment & helpful nature while Trekking & at the time of Activity. Don’t keep anything like mobile, Wallet, Gold ornaments at the time of Adventure Activity. Don’t expect similar food quality of your home town. Try local food to have some different experience. Respect the Local Religion & Traditions. While taking photographs don’t click photos of local people without their permission. Make new friends & share your thoughts in a Group. Share your happy memories with Explorers on Facebook. "Leave nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time, and shoot nothing but photographs and bring back nothing but memories" M - 9850502723 | 9850504433 | 020 - 24463322 www.explorersgroup.in | [email protected] Like us on Facebook l Follow us on Instagram DOWNLOADS - Click the link for more Details. Registration Form RULES & REGULATIONS - Click the link for more Details. How to Book Booking Procedure Discount Policy Cancellation Policy Tour Rules & Regulations Rules During the Event TREK LEADERS Location, Name & No. of Trek Leader will be sending to you by SMS & Email before 2 days of departure Date. GALLERY - Click the link for more Details. Click here to visit our Gallery Page. CONTACT DETAILS Explorers Treks & Tours® 1692, Bhagyadarshan Building, Sadashiv Peth, Tilak Road, Near Grahak Peth, Pune - 411030. Contact : 9850502723 | 9850506622 | 020 - 24463322 Email : [email protected] | Website : www.explorersgroup.in Like us on Facebook | Join us on Facebook l Follow us on Instagram M - 9850502723 | 9850504433 | 020 - 24463322 www.explorersgroup.in | [email protected] Like us on Facebook l Follow us on Instagram .
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