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Best Top 20 Picnic Points Near Mumbai, Pune & India

Best Picnic Points and Things to do Near Mumbai, Pune and in India
Duke's Nose- Located at a distance of 8 km from Khandala Railway Station, This site is also popular for thrilling activities like trekking, hiking, rock climbing, and valley-crossing, which attract many adventure enthusiasts. Situated at a high altitude, once you reach the top you can prepare yourself for an astounding view.

Note: Tough some of these places are easy for beginners also but, it is advisable to go along with the trekking groups. - Source Social Media 

Rajgad fort is truly one of the most fascinating treks. Zig-zag narrow paths, the deceiving double-walled shield of its fortifications, massive Maha darwaja and Chor darwaja tells the tale of the Fortress of the forgotten empire. The beauty of the fort and the surroundings is mesmerizing. The difficulty level is moderate, It takes approximately 2.5 hours to reach the top.

Note: Please do not litter these places, carry a garbage bag to maintain the beauty of these places.  - Source Social Media 

Ratangadh: Trek along the thrilling paths with gushing winds giving you goosebumps at Ratangadh Trek. The trek is difficult with a river crossing, narrow paths with an open Valley on one side, & ladders at high altitude, Ratangad trek has got it all to enthrall you.


The highest peak in Maharashtra, Mount Kalsubai, also known as the ‘Everest of Maharashtra’. With its towering height of 5,400ft, it offers a stunning panoramic view of the Sahyadri Ranges. Located around 150 km from Mumbai, the trek starts from the base village, Bari.


The Alang and Madan trek is one of the toughest treks in the Mumbai region. Dense forest covers make these treks difficult. Among all 3 forts, Kulang is the most difficult on the way up you come across patches of rock-cut steps. It takes 6 hours to reach from Kulanwadi to the fort. For Madang fort, rock climbing is required as the wall of the steps was destroyed during the cannon fire. This trek will test your endurance, patience, and stamina on whole new different level.


If you are a Trekking Enthusiast looking for some serious adventure, head to Harihar fort in Nashik suitable for medium experienced Trekkers. Monsoon is a good time to visit the fort with lush green surrounding all around.


Harishchandragad Fort: A beautiful hill fort in the Ahmednagar region and a very popular trekking destination in the western ghats, Harishchandragad offers multiple attractions.


Go on a Dreamy Weekend Getaway trip to Garbett Plateau in Matheran. The lush green blanket of the Sahyadris, innumerable waterfalls, and an absolute picturesque scape make Garbett Plateau a Go-to place. Being an easy trek, it is suitable for people of all age groups. Also visit 115 ft tall Diksal waterfall, which happens to be in close proximity of the trek!


Watch yourself floating amidst clouds at this magnificent, yet largely unexplored Gorakhgad Fort. The place is Thrilling yet welcoming & is perfect for beginners! Enchanting forests, hidden waterfalls, and caves – these make up the trail to Gorakhgad peak. The magic doubles during monsoon, where you’ll see scenic views from the mountain pinnacle along with waterfalls all around you. The base village of the fort is Dehari which is 25km from Murbad and 50km from Karjat.


Go on a one day trekking trip to Korigad, a beautiful Hill fort situated around 100kms from Mumbai near Amby Valley. The views one can see from the top of the fort are splendid & there are plenty of open spaces on the fort where you can set your campsite at night enjoying the cool climate of Lonavala. The difficulty level of the trek is easy, making it a popular trekking spot for first time trekkers. Tag your friends.


reamy Getaway from Mumbai. Go on a trekking trip to Kamalgad Fort, a lesser known trekking destination located approx 250kms from Mumbai close to Mahabaleshwar. Surrounded by the waters of the Dhom Dam on 3 sides, this fort is covered with thick forests at the top & is surrounded mostly by a steep rock formation. The difficulty level of the trek is Medium & it is advisable to visit Kamalgad with a Trekking Group.


Tamhini Ghat is a hilly place near Mulshi dam. The ghats look unbeatable wall at one end by the roadside. The area is blessed with waterfalls, verdant valleys and lush evergreen forests, which makes it a quick addition to the list of favorites of all its visitors


Go for an adventurous expedition to Tikona Fort near Mumbai. The trek takes around 2hrs to reach the top and is easy for first timers also.


Torna Fort: This moderately-challenging trek is a favorite among adventurers. The additional sightseeing tour of the fort is bound to enthrall, and the Budhla Maachi and Zunjar Maachi cliffs around the fort make this an ideal weekend trek! The nearest station is Pune.


Kondane Cave is a group of Buddhist caves located in Karjat region of Maharashtra. The location of these caves is on the same mountain of Rajmachi Fort. These caves display the ancient lifestyle of Buddhist monks who lived here. You can get magnificent views of the surrounding Sahyadri mountain ranges while trekking to these caves. 


Peb fort lies in Matheran region and it is perfect for a day’s outing. The 3 hours trek starts from a base in Neral town, it requires basic rock climbing, ridge walk, and forest trail, making it an ideal getaway for nature lovers in Mumbai. The fort is famous for meditation chambers carved out from the rock inside the mountain and the Buruj, facing the Panorama point of Matheran.


Kalavanti durg is located right next to Prabhalgad. The beauty of this trek is the amazing rock cut steps that zig-zag their way up the mountain to take you to the top of the fort. One can get a panoramic view from the top, not to mention the thrill of an exposed climb via the stairs.


Go on a trekking trip to this magical looking Irshalgad accessible from Panvel Station.The difficulty level of the trek is between moderate to difficult depending on how experienced you are. Situated away from the city, it is a perfect place to relax your mind and have some fun. To reach the top of the pinnacle it is essential to have artificial rock climbing equipment.

Note: Do not cause harm to birds & animals if you come across any, it is there home.


Visapur Fort is situated in Lonavala around 100kms away from Mumbai city and 5km away from Malavli station. Inside the fort, there are caves, cisterns of water, a decorated arch and old houses to see. The difficulty level is medium & it takes approx. 1 hour to reach the top. Along the way, you can enjoy the mesmerizing view of Pavana Dam & its backwaters.


Devkund Waterfall: Located approx 150kms from Mumbai city. Devkund Waterfall is accessible via two hours trek from the base village called ‘Bhira’, near Bhira Dam. It’s one of the virgin places with crystal clear water & the trek is comparatively easy making it suitable for even amateurs to visit. It is a confluence of three waterfalls and is said to be the origin of Kundalika river.

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