Best places: Things to dos in Kondhval, India

Compact temple with ornate pillars & a pyramidal tower, one of 12 Jyotirlingas devoted to Shiva.

Fort cut into rock on an ancient trade route & popular site for rock-climbing, trekking & caving.

Sprawling, mountainous forest with hiking, waterfalls & views of traditional tribal villages.

👍👍 The place is very very beautiful. You can enjoy the waterfall swimming during early monsoon but be careful it has very steep edges and forceful water currents. Don't forget to bring your camera and an extra set of cloths cause the waterfall is irresistible. Have a safe joyous ride on road to waterfa...

👍👍 Beautiful fort for small family trek. The trail is easy it has ralling till the caves which is a temple of lord Shiva, after this the trail is a bit slippery on a rainy day for old age people, not a problem to young people. The drive to bhorgiri from Pune is the most scenic route . The locals provid...

👍👍 This fort is not that much popular in trekkers like its neighbor Gorakhgad. You can reach at the top of fort by 2 ways. From narivali village ani from borwadi village which we followed. You can reach borwadi village only by your personal vehicle as borvadi is situated approx 5.5km from main road and...

👍👍 Beautiful View, Must Experience Once 🌫️⛰️🏞️

👍👍 For camping best place

👍👍 Good vibes only as it was all covered by nature

👍 Would not recommend beginners or even teens to go via Shidi Ghat, Esp. not in monsoon, it is very difficult to trek from that route. Ganesh Ghat would be the safest option for this trek. I could see even intermediate trekkers choosing ganesh ghat. Going via Shidi Ghat is recommended only under expe...

👍👍 when you have successfully ascended till भीमाशंकर from the शिडी घाट walkway, and then, descending from गणपती घाट, you will be utterly surprised to have a view of शिडी घाट from this location.. for a few moments, it simply gives you an unbelievable feeling of 'did I actually ascend that?' .. Alas, you...

👍 The waterfall is good and during monsoon it have quite a strong flow. It's a but tricky to reach there, about 4 km from bhimashankar temple on the way coming back there is an entrance to the left for the fall. They charge Rs 30 per head. The road ahead is in very bad state and it will take about 20...

👍👍 It's amazing location. I hv visited this place 9 times; 1 time by road in winter n remaining by doing a trek. From the 8 treks, 4 times did thru Shidi ghat (ladder route) which is tough route but shortest one and 5 times thru Ganpati ghat which easier but lengthier.