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Sindola
or
Shindola
fort
is
a
small
hill
fort
in
Junnar
region
of
Maharashtra
on
top
of
Malshej
Ghat
Plateau.
Sindola
mountain
is
distinct
by
its
pinnacle
structure
visible
from
anywhere.
Sindola
is
more
of
a
sort
of
military
base
as
it
offers
whole
view
of
Malshej
and
Pargaon
region
and
all
of
its
neighboring
forts.
Sindola
dates
back
very
old
at
the
similar
times
of
Nimgiri
and
Hadsar.The
start
of
Sindola
fort
is
from
Karanjale
village
which
is
one
of
the
3
base
villages
of
Sindola.
Other
being
Bagadwadi
at
Pargaon
and
other
Velkhind
which
connects
Malshej
to
Pargaon
region.
The
route
starts
from
the
fields
opposite
the
signboard
of
Karanjale
village
from
the
fields.
The
route
is
not
marked
but
is
quite
distinct
as
one
has
to
go
up
and
reach
Sindola
plateau
at
the
start
point
of
the
ridge.
Route
is
quite
distinct
and
less
chance
of
losing
the
way.Route
to
Sindola
is
pretty
straight
forward,
easy
to
moderate
climb
(monsoon)
and
requires
2.5
km
trek
with
an
altitude
gain
of
appx
450m
where
as
overall
height
of
mountain
is
around
1150m
asl.When
you
turn
to
your
left,
a
series
of
famous
peaks
like
Devdandya,
Bhojgiri,
Nimgiri
โ
Hanumantgad
and
many
forts
will
be
standing
tall.
Take
some
time
to
enjoy
the
stunning
view
around
you.Karvi/Karwi
is
a
group
of
seven
species
of
shrubs,
restricted
to
the
western
ghats.
Famous
because
they
rarely
bloom.
Each
flower
has
its
own
cycle.
Once
in
a
seven-year
period,
they
bloom.
One
can
spot
these
rare
flowers
on
the
trail.
There
are
other
beautiful
wildflowers
throughout
the
trek.
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