Starting from ₹ 899
-22% ₹ 699
What will you experience
1 Day of Trekking
Certified Leader
High Quality Safety Equipment
Panoramic Sunrise and Sunset View
Exhilarating Scenic Views
1550 Feet of Height
Create a Team Bonding
About the Activity
| Activity Location | Peth, Maharashtra |
| Duration | 1 Day |
| Trek Height | 1550 ft |
| Trek Length | 6 KM |
| Trek Difficulty | Easy |
| Trek Endurance | Easy to Moderate |
| Trek Best Time | June to August |
| Distance from Mumbai | 95 KM |
| Distance from Pune | 110 KM |
About Kothaligad Fort:
- Kothaligad Fort or also known as Peth Fort is a hill fort perched up at an elevation of 3100 ft in the Raigad District of Maharashtra. Embraced by the valleys and Sahyadri Mountain Range, Kothaligad is a complete package of historical stories and spirituality with a twist of adventure and an abundance of natural beauties.
- Kothaligad Fort served as a watchtower to guard the Konkan Region and keep an eye on the trade route near Karjat. The fort also houses a Cave, Peth Shahi, whose intricate rock cuttings and carvings will leave you stunned. Petheshwar, a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is also present near the cave showering its visitors with blessings.
About Kothaligad Trek:
- Receive a warm welcome from our representatives and take a ride towards the Base Village.
- Attend a briefing session with the Trek Leader who will guide you through the Trek and Safety Instructions.
- Post briefing, tighten up your gear and follow the lead of your Trek Guide taking you towards Kothaligad Fort.
- Navigate your path passing through dense forests and crossing the lush landscapes spread all around you.
- Witness the sculpted rock carvings and fine architectural designs of the Fort structure hidden in the lush carpet.
- Keep your energy levels replenished with a feast of aromatic flavours of warm meals served during the trek.
- Bid farewell to your journey and hop in for another ride back home carrying memorable moments of the trip.
Know before you book
- The trek is weather-bound and may lead to cancellation of the trip in case of unfavourable weather conditions.
- We have the right to modify the trip schedule in case of any unforeseen situation or changes in Govt. rules and regulations.
- The trip strictly prohibited the consumption of alcohol or drugs.
- The meals during the trip will be freshly cooked and packed.
- You need to have a valid ID proof for the trek.
- Carry a waterproof backpack or have a waterproof cover with you.
- Pack at least 2 pairs of comfortable clothes. You can also bring an extra set of clothes if you want.
- Make sure you have a raincoat, windcheater and your necessary toiletries.
- We do provide you with first aid kits, but it is recommended to have your necessary medications with you.
- To keep yourself energized during the trek, have a water bottle and some snacks/dry fruits/energy bars.
- Avoid littering around the trek and keep the environment clean.
- Individuals with heart issues, respiratory problems or any serious medical condition should avoid the trek.
- Children below the age of 10 years and elderly members especially those with mobility issues should refrain from joining the trek.
- Keep children under your assistance throughout the journey.
- Get a fitness level assessment before joining the trek.
Things to Carry
- Water Bottle
- Snacks
- Tissue Paper (1 Roll)
- Appropriate Clothing
- Comfortable Footwear
- Backpack
- Flashlight
- Sunscreen
- UA Voucher
How To Reach
By Air:If you're traveling from a distant location, the nearest airport is Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport. From there, you can proceed to Kothaligad by road or train.
By Road:If you prefer to travel by road, you can reach Kothaligad via Mumbai-Pune Expressway or Mumbai-Nashik Highway. The base village of Peth is located around 90 kilometers from Mumbai and approximately 12
By Train:The nearest railway station to Kothaligad is Karjat Railway Station. Karjat is well-connected to Mumbai and Pune by train. From Karjat, you can proceed to the base village of Peth, which is approximat
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any entry fee for Kothaligad Trek?
Usually, there is a small entry or maintenance fee collected by locals near the base village. The fee helps maintain the trekking route and support the local community. It is generally a very minimal amount.
Are there washroom facilities available?
Proper washroom facilities are limited on the trekking route. Basic facilities might be available in the base village, but not on the trail. It is best to plan accordingly before starting the trek.
What should I wear for the trek?
Wear comfortable trekking clothes like quick-dry t-shirts, track pants, and sturdy trekking shoes with good grip. Avoid wearing jeans or slippery footwear. A cap or hat and sunglasses can also help protect you from the sun.
Is mobile network available on the trek?
Mobile network may be weak or inconsistent in some parts of the trekking route. At the summit, you might get a better signal depending on the network provider.
Is it Safe to Book Kothaligad Trek?
Yes, it is safe to book Kothaligad Trek because Universal Adventures is a well known platform for booking adventure activities like this and all their ground staff members are experienced with years of experience.
Which is the best season for Kothaligad Trek?
The best season for Kothaligad Trek is June to February because the weather at this time is so pleasant and most of the tourists from all over the world visit this place at this time.
How much does Kothaligad Trek Cost?
Kothaligad Trek costs INR _/- and includes (Forest Entry, Guide, Expertise, First Aid and safety.
What is the best platform to book Kothaligad Trek?
The best platform to book Kothaligad Trek is through the Universal Adventures Website as they are well known and follow all the safety guidelines to ensure hassle free experience.
What should I pack for the Kothaligad Trek?
You should pack essentials like a water bottle, light snacks, sunscreen, a cap, and a small first aid kit. Carrying a raincoat during the monsoon is also important.
What activities can be done during the trek?
Apart from trekking, visitors can enjoy photography, exploring the cave inside the fort, and relaxing at the summit. The view of the surrounding Sahyadri hills.
