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Bisleri Factory is a popular landmark in Andheri. Enroute pick-up will be available from Pritam Hotel Dadar East, K Star Mall Chembur, sector 17, Vashi and Hotel 3 Star, Kharghar. Google Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/pmELvgqYwdgek9H39
The Bhimashankar trek is one of the most popular treks in Maharashtra, and is every trekker's dream trek. It's a long, challenging route that takes you over a massive mountain with waterfalls cascading down from slopes. There is a famous Shiva temple at the top, which is one of the Jyotirlingas from the 12 Jyotirlingas in India.
Located at a soaring height of 3500 feet, the Bhimashankar trek combines a visit to the famous Bhimashankar temple. You will begin your journey from the Karjat station, from where you will be transported to the Khandas Village. In the monsoon, this trek is lush green, and rain water gushes down the path you're trekking along.
Take on one of the toughest treks in Maharashtra. | Visit one of the most famous Shiva temples in Maharashtra. | Spend a day out in a monsoon paradise.
3146
3500
636
17 km
9 hrs
8.5 km
You will depart Andheri and head for the base village, with enroute picks from Dadar, Chembur, Vashi and Kharghar. You can rest for sometime in the bus itself once you reach base.
You will depart Andheri and head for the base village, with enroute picks from Dadar, Chembur, Vashi and Kharghar. You can rest for sometime in the bus itself once you reach base.
Karjat
Bhimashankar
08:05 AM
If cancellation is done 10 days or more before the start of the Bhimashankar monsoon trek: 75% will be refunded.
If cancellation is done 5-10 days prior to the start of the Bhimashankar monsoon trek: 50% will be refunded.
If the cancellation is done 0-5 days before the start of the Bhimashankar monsoon trek: No refund.
No show: No refund.
If you wish to transfer your booking to someone else, or reschedule to another date, the cancellation policy will apply, and only the applicable refund amount will be transferred or rescheduled.
Smoking cigarettes, chewing tobacco or consuming alcohol is strictly prohibited on the Bhimashankar trek.
You must stick with your group at all times.
No damage should be inflicted on monuments or natural environments.
You must adhere to the instructions of the trek leader at all times.
Taking photos or selfie near the edges are not allowed.
Participants are requested to carry trash back to the city and dispose of it in dustbins.