Why to visit Harihar Fort Trek
Harihar Fort is a fantastic location for exploring history, nature, and adventure. By walking up the hill and seeing the fort's remains, you may discover more about the Yadava dynasty and other Maharashtrian emperors.
Despite being only a short distance away, the hike to Harihar Fort or Harihar Killa is quite challenging. You will get assistance along the way from your guide. The remaining 200 feet of the journey are made up of these nerve-wracking rock-cut stairs.
There are 200 steps in all, and the height is 80 degrees. The architecture of the stair is stunning and diversified. It is possible to glimpse the valley below in a spectacular and occasionally frightful way.
Details about the Harihar Trek:
- Ideal Season to Visit: From October to February; during the Monsoon Trek, from June to August.
- Trekking Level of Difficulty:Moderate to Difficult
- Graded Risk Factors: Medium
Highlights of the Harihar Fort Trek:
- The summit plateau's saffron-colored shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Hanuman.
- During the monsoon, a tiny pond in front of the temple is filled with clean, potable water.
- The summit plateau's mesmerising beauty and breathtaking view of the Vaitarna Reservoir on the horizon.
- From the top, you can see the Sahyadri Trimbakeshwar mountain ranges in a breathtaking 360-degree panorama.
- Views of numerous forts and peaks, including Bhaskargad or Basgad, Anjaneri Fort, Utwad Fort, Brahma Parvat, Navra-Navri peak, Phani/Fani Dongar Hill, Brahmagiri, and many more, can be seen from the summit.
Food and Stay Options near Harihar Fort Trek:
The settlement of Nirgudpada offers a homestay service. In terms of dining establishments and lodging options, Harshewadi isn't very developed. You can try a handful of the roadside dhabas.
