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About (Naneghat Trek)

Naneghat is a mountain pass situated at an elevation of 2600 feet. The trek is famous for its ancient pass it connects the Konkan Coast and Junnartown. Naneghat is a mountain pass in the Western Ghats range near Junnar in Pune district of Maharashtra. While going through Malshej Ghat, we can easily get a glimpse of Naneghat after Murbad. Nane means "coin" and ghat means "pass". As this path was used as a toll booth to collect toll from traders crossing the hills. From the inscriptions in the caves indicate that Satavahana dynasty ruled here and also the Mauryan Empire. We can approach Naneghat via Vaishakhare or via Dahndya.

History of Naneghat Pass

During the reign of the Satavahana, the pass was extensively used as a trade route between Kalyan and Junnar. This was the most important trade route, as it connected harbor of Sopara (now Nalasopara) and Kalyan directly to Junnar and Paithan. Bor Ghat, Malshej Ghat, and Naneghatwere the foremost road links for commuting coast to the Junnar plateau. The Satvaahans had made Naneghat their main route to Junnar. During their tenure, the most important way of commuting was Naneghat, which linked Kalyan & Sopara to Paithan. However, as time proceeded, it was destroyed by alien rulers and then paid no attention.

Naneghat Trekking 

Once you reach Naneghat trekking point, there is a proper trail from there taking you to the Naneghat. This trail is pretty easy and is five kilometers. Naneghat trekking point just starts off the Ahmednagar-Kalyan road. The trail passes through some patchy forest and mostly dry terrains. When you reach towards the end of the trek, you will see a high point in front of you. You will have to climb to the hilltop.

About Vaishakhare Village

Vaishakhare Village, with population of 1587 is Murbad sub district's the 14th most populous village, located in Murbad sub district of Thane district in the state Maharashtra in India. Total geographical area of Vaishakhare village is 11 km and it is the 15th biggest village by area in the sub district. Population density of the village is 138 persons per km.

Nearest town of the village is Kalyan and distance from Vaishakhare village to Kalyan is 92 km. Murbad is the sub district head quarter and the distance from the village is 32 km. District head quarter of the village is Thane which is 82 km away. 5.59 square kilometer (49%) of the total village's area is covered by forest.

Naneghat Trek Event Details

  • Naneghat Trek Difficulty Level: Medium
  • Naneghat Trek height: 2800 ft. (approx.)
  • Naneghat Trek Base Village: Vaishakhare
  • Naneghat Trek Distance: six kilometres one way
  • Naneghat Trek Reverse Waterfall Region: Malshej Ghat
  • Naneghat photos: available in the photo gallery 
  • Trekker Fitness and Endurance: Medium and BMI under 30 
  • Best time to visit Naneghat Trek's reverse waterfall: June–September (when the waterfall is at its peak)
  • Total time required for climbing Naneghat: Maximum 2.5–3 hrs.
  • Naneghat Trek's nearest railway station is Kalyan.
  • Duration: 1 night and 1 day
  • Naneghat Trek Type: Ancient Trade Route
  • Distance from Mumbai: 112 km
  • Distance from Pune: 170 km

 

Places of interest at Naneghat:

  • Beautiful Rock Caves
  • Huge Toll Collection Pot
  • Nanacha Angtha (Nana's Thumb)
  • Enchanting Waterfalls
  • panoramic views of the Sahyadri Mountain Range
  • Historical Inscriptions
  • Birdwatching
  • Rich heritage and natural beauty of the Western Ghats

How to reach Naneghat?

Naneghat is a popular trekking spot located on the Malshej Ghat Road in Maharashtra. If you are planning to reach Naneghat from Pune, you can catch the 3:30 am Mahalakshami Express to Kalyan or take a bus to Kalyan. From Kalyan, you can take state transport buses to Junnar and ask the driver to stop near the base village of Vaishakhare village. Atgaon railway station is the nearest railhead from here. If you are travelling from Mumbai, you can take a local train from Vashi railway station in Navi Mumbai to reach Kalyan, which is the closest railway station from Naneghat. You can also reach Naneghat from Pune or Mumbai by road. Remember to keep an eye out for the signboard signalling the start of the Naneghat trek near Vaishakhare village.

The nearest airport is Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai, which is approximately 140 km away. The nearest railway station is Kalyan Railway Station, which is approximately 90 km away.

Itineraries

Day 0

Departure Mumbai

10:45 pm - Meet at Borivali National Park main gate. (https://goo.gl/maps/65qVB7H4swdFjjWs6)
11:00 pm - Leave for the trek.
11:10 pm – Pick up at Virwani Bus Stop, Goregaon. (https://goo.gl/maps/youofNYahBSwqsms8)
11:30 pm - Pick up at Gundavali Bus Stop, Andheri East. (https://goo.gl/maps/gorbeX9fencdiqfh8)
11:45 pm - Pick up at Kalanagar bus stop, Bandra. (https://goo.gl/maps/CAsqYFeK8aTRBk9B7)
12:00 am - Pick up at Sion station circle. (https://goo.gl/maps/96zHLvMh8k2X2bWU9)
12:10 am - Pick up at Amar Mahal, Ghatkopar. (https://goo.gl/maps/WMNcKa6s1oGqXH3M9)
12:30 am - Pick up at Teen Hath Naka, Thane. (https://goo.gl/maps/roD3hTiZMLgvFJSH9)
01:10 am - Pick up at Kalyan Bypass. (https://goo.gl/maps/ZWbDPwnPmepFr88i8)

Day 1

Base - Summit - Mumbai

03:00 am - Reach at base village and rest in the bus.

04:30 am - Packed Breakfast.

05:30 am - Start ascending.

09:30 am - Reach on top and explore. Visit reverse waterfall.

11:30 am - Early Lunch.

12:30 pm - Start descending.

04:30 pm - Reach at base and start the return journey to Mumbai.

11:00 pm - Approx. arrival at Mumbai.

  • 1 veg Breakfast and 1 veg Lunch
  • Travel by private non-AC vehicle
  • Trek Leader Expertise Charges
  • E-certificate 
  • Entry fee for foreign nationals
  • Mineral water/lime water/ purchased for personal consumption
  • All kinds of Extra Meals / soft drinks ordered
  • Any kind of personal expenses
  • Any kind of cost which is not mentioned in the cost includes above
  • All expenses incurred due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances like roadblocks, bad weather
  • Any medical / Emergency evacuations if required
Things to Carry
  • 2/3 liters of water
  • Mask and sanitizer
  • Trekking Shoes provide more grip and comfort on trek
  • Good Torch must with extra battery
  • Some Dry fruits / Dry Snacks / Energy Bars
  • Glucon D / ORS / Tang / Gatorade sachets
  • One Day Backpack 20 to 30 liters
  • Rains are expected, so pack your bags accordingly to save them from getting wet
  • Double pack your valuables / phones in plastic bags
  • Rainwear / Poncho / Waterproof jacket etc. if you don’t want to get wet
  • Sun Cap and Sunscreen
  • Personal First aid and Personal Medicine
  • Identity Proof
  • Please wear Full sleeves and Full Track Pant this will protect from Summer Sun / Thorns / Insects / Prickles

Cancellation Policy and Charges

  • 75% refund if notified via phone conversation 8 or more days prior to the event date.
  • 50 % refund if notified via phone conversation 4 to 7 days prior to the event date.
  • No refund if the cancellation requested is less than 3 days prior to the event date 
  • No show No Refund.
  • Event Tickets cannot be transferred to another date against cancellation.
  • Event Tickets cannot be transferred to another person against cancellation.
  • If the event gets canceled we will refund "Trek Amount" only.
  • If the event is canceled due to any natural calamity, political unrest or other such reasons beyond our control the same cancellation policy will apply.
  • Refunds won't be issued if you cannot attend the event due to heavy rains, floods, traffic jams, car breakdowns or a personal medical emergency.
  • Your booking cannot be shifted to another date if you cannot attend the event due to heavy rains, floods, traffic jams, car breakdowns, or a personal medical emergency.
  • If your area is prone to flooding, traveling from a flooded area, heavy traffic, heavy rains, missing the train, or any other reason, if you cannot attend the event, we won't issue a refund or shift you to another date.
  • Management won't be held responsible if you are stuck due to heavy rains, traffic jams, personal emergencies or floods during the event.
  • If you are bringing kids, please understand the possibility of getting stuck or delayed. You might have to stay back due to heavy rains, floods, bus breakdowns, and rush at the trekking destination. We won't be able to refund or shift you to another date. You will have to wait it out till the weather clears.
  • Due to bad weather, floods, sudden changes in government rules, and overcrowding at the destination trek, the organizer has the right to change the trekking destination.
  • During the trek , due to any circumstances seen or unseen trek leader has the right to cancel the trek for safety reason. No refund shall be issued.

Event Rules

  • Kindly carry one Identity proof, at least for the trek with your address.
  • We all are going for an adventurous and exciting trekking expedition; please Do Not misinterpret it as a PICNIC or LEISURE TOUR.
  • The leader's decision will be final, and all the members should abide by it.
  • We do not destroy or dirty the archaeological, historical monuments, natural habitat on the trek.
  • Swimming is not allowed in the lake or water tank on the forts. Locals use that water for drinking.
  • Putting your feet in water tanks or on the canon is not allowed on our treks.
  • Any addiction is strictly prohibited, e.g. drinking, smoking, chewing tobacco anyone caught doing it will have to exit the trek without a refund and travel back on own expense.
  • People caught smoking or drinking alcohol will be asked to exit the event on an immediate basis.
  • Please do not carry or wear any valuables, ornaments, jewellery, etc. If carried, then we Do Not take any liability for the same.
  • Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Trekking, or any adventure activity is potentially risky. For all these events, you are at your own risk. Organizers are not responsible for any accident or compensation in whatsoever manner.
  • We should strictly follow the code of conduct to avoid troubling our fellow trekkers or other people from our group or outside.
  • Listening to music on earphones or Bluetooth speakers is not allowed while trekking.
  • Bluetooth speaker not allowed inside the homestay or camping tents.
  • Drinking/smoking,/eating is not allowed inside the tents.
  • If you damage the tent, break the tent poles, you will have to pay us for the whole new tent on MRP.
  • If you are late for the bus pickup and are not reachable on the phone during your bus pickup, the trek leader will leave without you, and we will provide no refund.
  • Please check things to carry and wear trekking shoes on our treks. 
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