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Kokan Safar : Monsoon Special Offbeat Tour
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Durg Durgeshwar Kille Raigad Monsoon Trek
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Raigad Study Tour
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Musafirs Ride to Amba Ghat
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राजगड – तोरणा – रायगड ऐतिहासिक पदभ्रमंती मोहिम
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Devkund Waterfall
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KALSUBAI, RATANGAD & SANDHAN VALLEY ADVENTURE
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Offbeat Waterfall Rappelling
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Harihar Fort Trek from Mumbai
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Kalsubai Monsoon Trek from Mumbai
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Panhala to Pawankhind- The Historical Trail 2025
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Naneghat Reverse Waterfall Trek
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Ahupe Ghat Trek
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LONAVALA TO BHIMASHANKAR (LOBHI) RANGE TREK
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LONAVALA- BHIMASHANKAR RANGE TREK
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Asherigad Monsoon Trek
Mumbai Midnight Cycling |
Easy |
749 |
Treks and Trails |
Aadrai Jungle Trek from Mumbai |
Easy |
1499 |
Treks and Trails |
Tadoba Monsoon Buffer Magic Wildlife Tour |
Easy |
8250 |
Shashi |
Aadrai Jungle Trek from Pune |
Easy |
1499 |
Treks and Trails |
Devkund Waterfall Trek from Mumbai |
Easy |
1549 |
Treks and Trails |
Devkund Waterfall Trek from Pune |
Easy |
1449 |
Treks and Trails |
Andharban Trek from Mumbai |
Medium |
1699 |
Treks and Trails |
Andharban Trek from Pune |
Medium |
1599 |
Treks and Trails |
Kalsubai trek from Mumbai |
Medium |
1499 |
Treks and Trails |
Kalsubai trek from Pune |
Medium |
1499 |
Treks and Trails |
Trekking on or around August 15th, India’s Independence Day, holds a special significance for many in the country. This trend is driven by a combination of factors:
1. The Long Weekend: Independence Day is a national holiday, and when it falls on a Friday or Monday, it creates a long weekend. This provides an ideal opportunity for people to escape the city and embark on a short trip, and treks are a popular choice for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
2. The Monsoon Season: August is a peak monsoon month in many parts of India. This means that the landscapes are at their most vibrant and lush. Waterfalls are in full flow, and the mountains are covered in a beautiful green carpet. Many popular treks, especially in the Western Ghats and the Himalayas, are particularly stunning during this time. The famous Valley of Flowers trek in Uttarakhand, for example, is at its best between July and August when a myriad of alpine flowers are in full bloom.
3. A Sense of Patriotism and Adventure: Many trekking organizations and groups organize special Independence Day treks. These often include flag-hoisting ceremonies at the summit of a mountain or fort, followed by singing the national anthem. This provides a unique and memorable way to celebrate the nation’s independence, combining a sense of patriotism with the thrill of an outdoor adventure.
4. Popular Treks for Independence Day: While the specific treks vary depending on the location and the duration of the long weekend, some popular choices include:
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In the Himalayas: Treks like the Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand, Hampta Pass, and Bhrigu Lake in Himachal Pradesh are popular choices due to the beautiful monsoon scenery.
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In the Western Ghats: Fort treks and trails in Maharashtra like Harishchandragad, Kalsubai Peak (the highest peak in Maharashtra), and various waterfall treks like Devkund are in high demand.
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In the South: Uttari Betta in Karnataka is a popular day hike, while hill stations like Munnar and Coorg are also sought-after destinations for those looking for a mix of trekking and relaxation.