Malshej Ghat Camping

Malshej Ghat is a popular mountain pass in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, India. It is a well-known tourist spot for its scenic beauty and is famous for its numerous waterfalls, lush greenery, and misty mountains. Visitors can reach Malshej Ghat by both private and public transportation from Mumbai and Pune.

One of the main attractions at Malshej Ghat is the Malshej Lake, a serene lake that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and mountains. For those interested in camping, Malshej Lake camping is a great option to spend a night under the stars. Overall, Malshej Ghat is a great destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, offering a unique and memorable experience amidst the beauty of the Western Ghats.

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How to Reach Malshej Ghat?

From Mumbai:

  • By Private Vehicle: Take the Mumbai-Nashik Highway, and after reaching Kalyan, take the Murbad-Malshej Ghat road to reach Malshej Ghat.
  • By Public Transportation: Board a state transport bus from Mumbai to Malshej Ghat or hire a taxi/cab from Mumbai to Malshej Ghat.

From Pune:

  • By Private Vehicle: Take the Pune-Nashik Highway and turn towards Alephata to reach Malshej Ghat.
  • By Public Transportation: Board a state transport bus from Pune to Malshej Ghat or hire a taxi/cab from Pune to Malshej Ghat.

Sightseeing around Malshej Ghat

  • Harishchandragad Fort: A popular trekking destination that offers panoramic views of the Sahyadri Mountain Range.
  • Pimpalgaon Joga Dam: A scenic dam that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
  • Shivneri Fort: A historic fort that is known to be the birthplace of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
  • Ajoba Hill Fort: A popular trekking destination that offers stunning views of the Western Ghats.
  • Malshej Falls: A popular waterfall that is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a refreshing experience.
  • Dark Forest: A dense forest that is home to various species of flora and fauna and offers a unique trekking experience.
  • Buddhist Caves: Ancient rock-cut caves that offer a glimpse into the rich history and culture of the region.