Trek Details: Extended Monsoon Greetings from Sahyatri! Departure Trekking Is Fun and with Sahyatri It’S a Memorable Experience

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Trek Details: Extended monsoon Greetings from Sahyatri! Departure Trekking is fun and with Sahyatri it’s a memorable experience. 6.30am – 15th Sept Arrival 8.00pm – 15th Sept Western Ghats in monsoon are like heaven and Forts are gates to it. Sahyatri brings you a memorable chance to visit heaven, at Fort Meeting Point: th Vairatgad on 15 Sept. This fort is built in Shilahar dynasty by King Bhoj & was used as military station during Raja Shivaji’s era. Later Swargate ST Stand at it was captured by British in 1818 6.15am Note: Since we are travelling by Public One can have a magnificent view of surroundings with numerous transport, latecomers forts – Pandavgad, Chandan-Vandan duo, Kenjalgad etc etc may miss the trek. Trek Details Please avoid any delays. Trek Vairatgad Type Hill Fort Things to Carry: Height Above mean Sea level 1018 Meters 1. Proper Ruck Sack Region Mahabaleshwar Range 2. Proper Sports shoes Difficulty Level 3.5 (Endurance) 3. Water 1.5 litre.(must) Difficulty Level 3 (Climbing) 4. Extra set of dress Type of Trek One Day return /Napkin/Towel etc. Schedule 6.30am 15th Sept to 8.00pm 15th Sept 5. Personal Medicines, Transport Public transport by ST sun screen lotion, Glucose. Food 1 Break Fast provided 6. One time lunch, Cost 350 Rs/- Snacks, biscuits etc. Actual trek Time: 1 Hour from Panchwad village to fort base, 2.5 hours to We recommend cotton reach on the fort top. 1 Hour to descend & 1 Hour to reach Panchwad trouser/full pant/track Fees Include: Transportation by Public Vehicle, Breakfast, Outdoor Expert, pant for any activity. First Aid Facility, Safety Equipments. Anything not mentioned in above list is Avoid Jeans and half not included in the fees. pants. Please confirm your booking before 13th Sept. Rule Book: Payment Related Rules: Please contact us for rules and participation form. 1. Participant should make full payment to reserve his/her seat. Ask for account details for e transfer. Trek Contacts: 2. Participation charges will not be returned in case of cancellation. Please go through our rules for trekking activity and sign the participant Dhruva: 9822439531 form before participating in the activity. Parag: 8888860082 Siddharth: 9923274646 For more details log on to http://www.sahyatri.com/ .

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