Travel Plan - Mumbai - Dehene
Distance - 200 km covered to and fro.
Time - 5 hrs one way approx.
Commute - By public Transports
Ajoba or Ajaparvat (Grandfather Mountain). The mountain is known to be one of the most elevated crests in its range and hardest treks in Maharashtra. Ajoba and its surroundings are extremely beautiful. Ajoba is well known for the Valmiki Rishi ashram where goddess sita was said to be staying in the wake of being divided from master Rama. Ajobagad situated right between Ratangad and Harishchandragad in the Balaghat range , looks like a Puranic figure. The 3,000 feet vertical wall of this fort is a challenge and different target for climbers.
Travel Plan - Mumbai - Malshej
Distance - 250 km covered to and fro.
Time - 5 hrs one way approx.
Commute - By Car
Sindola 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.
Travel Plan - Mumbai - Nashik - Vani - Mulane
Distance - 400 km covered to and fro.
Time - 6 hrs one way approx.
Commute - By Car
Rawlya Jawlya are two peaks in the Chandor Range to the east of Markandeya which jut out, Rawlya on the west and Jawlya on the east of a hill about 15 miles north east of Dindori, Nashik. On the way to Jawlya is a gate defended by the 2 towers and in front of the gate is an image of Ganpati. The gate and towers are in ruins. The hill was used as a fort during Mughal times. In 1818, Captain Briggs, who visited the fort, described Rawlya and Jawlya a two small forts standing on a large hill
