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Lohagad Fort Trek: A Day trip from Pune

Lohagad Fort Trek: One day trip from Pune

Last Updated on March 5, 2024 by admin

Lohagad Fort is a popular day trip from Pune and especially visited in monsoon. Check out this guide on Lohagad Fort Trek.

Monsoon season in Pune means heading to the Western Ghats. The first rains are especially special and if it is a weekend then day trips around Pune are for trekking, nature walks, camping and chasing waterfalls.

Pune’s surroundings are nature’s bounty thanks to the Sahyadri hills of Western ghats. I reminisce about one such day trip from Pune to Lohagad wherein I contemplated if the Lohagad Fort trek would be as easy as they say it is.

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About Lohagad Fort

Lohagad is one of the historical citadels situated on a hillock in the Lonavala region of Maharashtra.

Lohagad Fort is said to be one of the must-visit places in Maharashtra, especially for trekking enthusiasts.

Lohagad in Marathi translates to ‘Iron Fort’ and is backed by the rich history and architectural brilliance which makes it a favourite and a quick getaway for the students, IT professionals and BPO employees of Pune. Don’t get me wrong, others enjoy it equally!

Lohagad Fort divides the river basins of Indrayani and Pavna and is situated at an elevation of 1,033 meters above mean sea level.

Lohagad is connected to the neighbouring Visapur Fort which is on its eastern side. The fort is still intact and in a good condition as compared to many others in Maharashtra. Lohagad has been declared a protected monument by the Archeology Survey of India (ASI).

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History of Lohagad Fort

The history of this fort is associated with the great Maratha ruler Chhatrapati Shivaji. Shivaji Maharaj had captured Lohagad in 1648 and it was handed over to Mughals in 1665 according to the Treaty of Purandar. After five years, the Marathas recaptured it in 1670 and it was used as storage to keep wealth.

It is believed that several other dynasties, such as Rashtrakutas, Nizamshahis, Yadavas, Chalukyas, Mughals, Bahamanis, Satavahanas , have used this fort for several purposes. This is the reason why the fort plays a prominent role in the history of Maharashtra.

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Breathtaking views during Lohagad fort trek

Lohagad Fort Trek: My experience

4 friends on 2 bikes started from Pune on an early Saturday morning towards Lohagad via NH48. An hour into the ride and our stomachs already grumbled for some breakfast. We stopped in one of the roadside shacks selling ‘Chai’ and ‘Pohe’ overlooking the beautiful countryside. After the pit stop, we started again towards Kamshet.

The mundane highway traffic noise was rattled by high-speed bikers who zoomed past us.

It took us over 2 hours to cover the 55km stretch from Pune to Lohagad including the breakfast stop. We reached the Malavli village and upon asking the villagers (works so much better than GPS!), they guided us towards Lohagadwadi village. Lohagad Fort trek starting point is Malavali village for people coming by train and Lohagadwadi village for people on bikes/cars.

We came across the Gaimukh Khind exactly as the villagers had told us the directions and took a right turn towards Lohagadwadi. We promised ourselves to take a left turn soon so as to do the Visapur fort trek , next time.

A small parking area on the foothills near Lohagadwadi village makes it easy to keep the vehicles. It is possible for bikes to go up to the parking area near Bhaja caves. It is generally safe to park there. We found the stairs toward the end of the trekking trail, which would lead us straight to the fort.

We started on the first stairs at about 10:30 am and enquired from the visitors who had already descended the Lohagad fort steps and an enthusiastic guy replied ‘ About 500 EASY steps!

So we started climbing those easy steps breathing in the fresher air with every stair higher.

As we neared the top we came across four doors – the first one is called ‘Ganesh Darwaja’ which houses a broken shrine of Ganapati.

The second one is called ‘Narayan Darwaja’ which houses the shrine of Goddess Parvati postured in crossed legs.

The third one is called ‘Hanuman Darwaja’ which has Lord Hanuman carvings in a dilapidated state, probably because it is known to be the most ancient of all the doors in the fort.

The fourth one is called ‘Maha Darwaaja’ which has a wooden structure built in the Mughal style and the opposite of it houses the cenotaph dedicated to Aurangzeb.

Bhaja caves as seen during Lohagad fort trek

We crossed a room-like looking structure between the Narayan & Hanuman Darwaja. In the yesteryears, these were two godowns that were used for the storage purposes of ammunition. After entering the Maha Darwaja we came across an old mosque. Towards the right of Maha Darwaja, we came across ‘Laxmi Kothi’ which had many rooms. Two cannons are placed here.

We noticed that the entire Lohagad consisted of numerous structures, carvings and caves, some intact and some ruined.

The hill extended to the northwest to a fortified spur which is a 1500 meter long & 30 meters wide part of the mountain, separated from the main part. Viewing from the fort this area looks like a scorpion’s tail and hence it is called Vinchu Kata. This part of the fort acted as a watchtower to keep tabs on enemy activity and attack a launch if required.

We spent the early part of our afternoon and our grumbling stomach reminded us that we need food. The Lohagad fort trek does not have food stalls and the snacks and water that we carried were about to get over. So we decided to climb down and reach the base at 4 pm. We considered going to the nearby waterfalls but we were too tired and hungry and decided to pass it for next time.

All this trekking reminded me of trek to Triund hill .

Best time to visit Lohagad Fort

The best time to visit Lohagad Fort is during the monsoon months i.e. June to September as it receives heavy rainfall, which makes the trekking track green and spectacular. The top is full of mist. One can also visit it in winter till March when the weather is pleasant and humidity is low.

How to reach Lohagad Fort

Lohagad is a few kilometres away from Mumbai and Pune and can be reached by the following modes of transport:

The Pune International Airport is the closest airport. It is located at a distance of 55kms from Lohagad which takes around 2hrs of a drive on the Mumbai-Pune Highway.

The nearest railway station is Malavli. It is just 6kms away from Lohagad Fort. Lonavala is another major railway station near Lohagad. It is 12kms away from Lohagad Fort.

Lohagad is accessible by road. Just follow the Mumbai-Pune Highway to reach.

Frequently Asked Questions for Lohagad Fort Trek

Who built lohagad fort.

The fort was built by Guru Govind Singh and it was designed to serve as a prison. However, over the years, it was used for various purposes.

Lohagad trek time/ Time required to climb Lohagad fort Pune?

It took us 2 hours to climb Lohagad with ample photography stops and a first-time visit. For people visiting it often, the trek can be completed within 40 minutes.

What are Lohagad trek timings?

Lohagad trek is open from 9 am to 6 pm.

Is food available in Lohagad?

Food is only available at the base village or in the shacks at the base. Cooking is not allowed inside the fort premises. Carrying dry snacks is allowed.

Are toilets available on Lohagad fort?

There are no toilets available in the fort. Ensure to use a toilet before you start the trek.

Where to stay in Lohagad?

Though Lohagad trek is a one day trip from Pune, it can be combined with leisure stay in Lohagad Boat club on the banks of Pawna Lake. There are also many campsites to choose from.

Lohagad fort photos | As seen from the peak

Is Lohagad fort trek easy? | What is the difficulty level of Lohagad trek?

Lohagad trek is an easy to moderate trek that can be done by anyone. You can be easily be prepared for the trek by following the points below:

Physical fitness: No special training is required for the Lohagad trek, but the fitter you are the better you enjoy it.
Exercise and walk: You need to have good stamina for trekking. Regular walking along with some cardiovascular exercises increases the stamina required for the trek.

Distance from Mumbai to Lohagad / How to reach Lohagad from Mumbai?

Lohagad trek from Mumbai distance is 100 km and three hours drive.

Distance from Pune to Lohagad Distance/ How to reach Lohagad from Pune?

Lohagad from Pune is two hours drive 65 km approx. Car parking is available near the Bhaja village.

Things to Carry on Lohagad Fort trek

Good trekking shoes or any comfortable shoes
Water-bottle
Hat or cap or stole
Medicines if you are suffering from any allergy or you are on any medication.

River basins as seen during Lohagad trek

Sustainable Tips for Lohagad Fort Trek

Carry a bag to store the wrappers and plastic packets. Take it back to the base or even better back to the city for disposal. DO NOT under any circumstances throw the plastic in water tanks at the top of the fort – it is impossible to clean it.
Do not dispose of leftover food during the trek or on the top.
Take food only in the quantity that you will consume.
Do not carry liquor – it is banned to consume it on the fort premises.
Do not write on or distort the rocks of the fort. You are witnessing a portion of history so respect it.

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Ketki is an environmental consultant and a sustainable travel blogger, who loves nature, wildlife and heritage. She enjoys bringing places to life through her informative blogs to inspire readers to travel sustainably and become responsible travellers.

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I never heard of this place before but I’m so glad I came across your post. These photos are so lovely. I will have to add this to my never ending bucket-list. Hopefully when travel restrictions become normal again I will be able to experience this place myself one day.

Why do you go in Monsoon season? I have never experienced one, but it isn’t dangerous? I love the idea of a day with caves, waterfalls, biking and hiking.

Jamie, monsoon is huge in India as the rains make the waterfalls swell and makes the mountains green. It is only in the monsoon that we get rains so we really look forward to travelling in that season.

Wow, I loved the views of the River basins from the top of Lohagad. That must have been even better in person especially after biking for 2 hours and then trekking up 500 “easy” steps! That one gate view you captured is really beautiful. It always amazes me when you find structures in hard to reach or hidden areas that have such amazing architecture because that means great workers had to carry all of that up there & then build it!

I have fond memories from my time in Pune too, I miss the city so much! Lohagad was a trip we made often but never actually did the hike – too lazy for that! Wish I could go back now and do the hike though, it sounds amazing!

Wow, the fort really is stunning built into the rock like that! A bike ride sounds like the perfect way to start the day and get the blood flowing for the hike. And I can see what you mean about visiting during monsoon season. The surroundings really are so green and lush!

Thank you for such a detailed post! Saving it so I can refer to it when I plan a trip there, of course after the pandemic ends

Glad to know that Pooja. Lohagad is a lovely place with a short trek. I hope you have a good time, whenever you go!

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Located at North-West side of Pune, Lohagad fort, at an elevation of 1033m, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Lonavala. Lohagad fort is around 13 km away from Lonavala and 65 km away from Pune.

This trek will be a great choice for beginners as it is an easy one day trek which can be covered in 3-4 hours.

During monsoon, the fort gets covered in the fog and mist which looks magical. This simple, scenic and pleasant trek is one of the best monsoon treks near Pune and Mumbai.

There is another fort named Visapur fort nearby which is larger than Lohagad. Both, Lohagad fort trek and Visapur fort trek, can be done in a single day.

The main attraction of this trail is the route itself. There is long scorpion’s tail-like structure on the fort called ‘Vinchu Kada’ and it is one of the major highlights of this trek.

You will also get to see the reverse waterfall in monsoon days. There are many caves on the fort which were used to keep the treasury. You can also see Karla caves, Bhaja caves and Pawna Lake from the top of the fort.

If you are looking for the quick weekend getaway or an adventurous escape, Lohagad fort trek is a perfect choice. You will get to see lush green beauty and panoramic views of the Sahyadri range.

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Difficulty Level: Easy Type of a trek: One day trek, Monsoon trek Best time to visit Lohagad fort: Monsoon season, Winter Season Distance from Lonavala: 13 km Base village: Malavli The time needed to climb Lohagad fort: 5 hours (from Malavli)

You have to walk through 4 doors to enter the Lohagad fort. At first, there will be ‘Ganesh Darvaja’ then the ‘Narayan Darvaja’. You will get to see two warehouses. Then there is ancient ‘Hanuman Darvaja’ and finally entering through the ‘Maha Darvaja’ you will reach on the top of the fort.

One of the major landmarks of the Lohagad fort is the old ‘Darga’ (Mosque). You will see remnants of the court besides it. There is also a historical structure called ‘Laxmi Kothi’. You will also see cannons in front of ‘Laxmi Kothi’.

The aerial view of the fort looks like a scorpion’s tail. This extended part of the hill is called ‘Vinchu Kada’. It is well fortified and will take 15-20 minutes to reach at the very end. If you want to get a rousing 360-degree view of the surrounding, you got to visit the place.

The history of Lohagad goes back to the period of Satvahana. Several other dynasties such as Rashtrakutas, Yadavas, Bahamanis, Chalukyas, etc. had a hold on this mighty fort.

This fort was under the Maratha Empire for most of the time. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj surrendered it to the Mughals by the treaty of Purandar in 1665. He recaptured the fort in 1670 and used it to keep the loot from Surat.

In Marathi language, Lohagad means Iron fort and it stands tall to its name.

In Peshwa time, Nana Phadnavis was living on this fort for some time. They built many structures on the fort such as a big tank and step-well in his period.

How to reach Lohagad

By private vehicle

If you are coming from Mumbai then you can come to Lonavala and from here head towards the Dudhivare Khind. It will take around 1 hour from Lonavala to reach the Lohagadvadi base village.

There is well-constructed road available till the base of the Lohagad fort.

In rainy days, there will be huge traffic due to single lane. If you are going in the monsoon, I will recommend you to park your vehicle at Bhaja village and start your trail from there.

Although there is a well-constructed road, there are many rough patches and steep turns. I have seen many experienced drivers struggling at those patches.

There are 2 different routes available from Pune. You have to take old Mumbai – Pune highway and head towards Lonavala. Just before the Lonavala, you will reach Malavli village. Take a left and then there will be a 6 km drive till the base. You can park your vehicle at Malavli village and start the trail from there.

Another route is from Paud- Kolvan and Lohagad fort. This route is not that popular and you need to drive across Pawna Lake.

There is no direct bus service available to Lohagad. You need to catch a bus till Lonavala. From here you can hire a cab to Lohagad.

The road from Lonavala to Lohagad is very scenic and passes through the famous Dudhivare Khind.

The nearest railway station to Lohagad fort is Lonavala railway station which is around 13 km away from Lohagad. You can take a suburban train from Lonavala till the Malavli stop if you are coming from Mumbai.

There are many suburban trains available from Pune to Lonavala. You can get off the train at Malavli station. The fort is around 6 km away from Malavli.

You can take a shared auto or taxi from here till the base. Most of the trekkers start the trail from the station itself. There is a well-constructed road from the station to the base of the fort.

There two different routes available to reach till the base of the fort. The trail from Malavli railway station is quite popular and you can cover Bhaja caves, Visapur fort and Lohagad fort in a day.

The total distance you need to cover is around 6km from Malavli station to Lohagad. In 2-3 hours, you will reach the base of the fort.

The second route is from Lonavala side. This route will take you through amazing Dudhivare Khind.

Both the roads are very scenic and end up at Lohagadwadi which is a base village for the Lohagad fort trek. From here, there are well-constructed steps to reach the top of the fort. It will take roughly 45 minutes to reach the top.

There are many historical structures, temples and Darga on the top.

One of the major highlights on the Lohagad fort, Darga (Mosque)

To go to the Vinchu Kada you need to walk towards the North-west side of the fort. In around 15 minutes you will reach the mighty Vinchu Kada.

Most of the trekkers wander only at the gate and around the temple, but the main attraction on Lohagad is Vinchu Kada and you must explore it if you want to enjoy the real beauty of the Lohagad.

You can visit the Lohagad round the year. But the best time to visit the fort is in monsoon. Lohagad fort trek is magical in monsoon days.

You will come across many waterfalls and will get splendid views as the fort is covered in the fog and mist. Don’t forget to enjoy the reverse waterfall on the fort.

Remember, there will be a huge crowd on rainy days. Avoid weekends if you don’t want to wait in a queue to climb the fort.

There are many food stalls available at the base of the fort. You will get snacks, water bottles and delicious Maharashtrian Thalis.

Camping is not allowed on the Lohagad fort. They close the doors of the fort in the late evening.

You can camp near Pawna Lake. There are many lake camping organizers available.

If you want to explore the surrounding region then stay at a hotel in Lonavala. There are many worth seeing places in the area.

There is a total of 22 ancient rock-cut caves and stupas built in the 2nd century and used by the Buddhist Monks. This place is very peaceful and far away from urbanization.

To go to this place you need to take a little detour from Bhaje waterfall. It’s around half km away from the main trail. It almost takes a half hour or so.

A small range connects Visapur Fort and Lohagad and divides the basins of the Indrayani River and Pavana River.

Visapur Fort is larger compared to Lohagad. You can visit both the forts in a single day.

During the Lohagad fort trek, you will come across the ‘Gaimukh Khind’. The left side route will take you to the Visapur Fort.

The road is well marked so there will not be any confusion.

Well, it’s always good if you start the trek as early as possible.

There are many worth seeing places on this trail. You can visit Bhaja caves by taking a little diversion from Bhaje Waterfall. It will take a maximum of an hour.

Bhaje waterfall during the Lohagad fort trek

After walking for some time you will come across ‘Gaimukh Khind’. Take a left from here and head towards the Visapur Fort. In the monsoon days, there is water flowing down from the steps and the view is stunning.

You can explore the fort and after spending an hour or so you can again come back and head towards the Lohagad Fort. This detour will take around 2 hours.

After reaching to the base of the Lohagad fort, take a rest for a while. Have your meal and then climbing around 350 rock steps you will reach the top of the Lohagad.

Precautions for Lohagad fort trek

You are going to come across our ancestors (thanks to Mr Darwin) during the trail. Yeah, monkeys. You don’t want the monkeys to steal your food, so avoid carrying any food or snacks in your hand. Beware of the monkeys. Yes, I mean it. Haha!

Wear a pair of good quality shoes, as there is lots of walking involved in this trail.

You will come across many waterfalls during the trail. The most famous one is Bhaje waterfall. And I will recommend you to enjoy the waterfall from a distance.

There are no protective bars at the edge of the cliffs. So stay away from the edge. The wind is so strong during the monsoon and it may cause an accident.

Tip for you:

If you are coming by train then there will be a huge crowd and you might not get a place to even stand up in the train.

What you can do is, get on the train which is heading towards the Lonavala from Pune. The same local will come back again to Pune, so you need not be worried about the seat. Thank me later!!

Lohagad fort trek is one of the best one-day treks near Pune and Mumbai . The trail is simple and straight forward. If you are looking for a quick escape from the busy city life then head towards the Lohagad fort. The complete trail is a long walk till the base of the fort. After climbing well-constructed steps, you will reach the top of the fort.

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Lohagad Fort - A Trekker's Guide

Nestled amidst the scenic Sahyadri mountain ranges of Maharashtra, India, Lohagad Fort stands as a testament to the region's rich historical legacy and breathtaking natural beauty. Perched at an altitude of 3,389 feet above sea level, this ancient fortification offers not only a glimpse into the past but also a thrilling trekking experience for adventure enthusiasts.

Base Camp and How to Reach

The base camp for trekking to Lohagad Fort is typically located at the village of Lohadwadi or Malavali, which is around 7 kilometers away from Lonavala. Lonavala is easily accessible by road and rail from Mumbai and Pune , two major cities in Maharashtra. From Lonavala, one can hire local transport or drive to the base camp. The trek begins from the village and leads uphill towards the fort.

Trek Description

The trek to Lohagad Fort is moderately challenging, suitable for both beginners and seasoned trekkers alike. The ascent involves traversing through lush greenery, rocky terrain, and ancient stone pathways, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Difficulty: Moderate
Altitude: 3,389 feet
Time Taken: On average, it takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to complete the trek from the base camp to the fort.

Before embarking on the trek to Lohagad Fort, it's essential to keep the following tips in mind:

Wear Proper Footwear: Choose comfortable and sturdy trekking shoes to navigate through uneven terrain.
Carry Ample Water: Ensure to carry an adequate supply of water to stay hydrated throughout the trek, especially during summers.
Pack Light: Travel light with essential items like snacks, a first aid kit, and sunscreen.
Start Early: Begin the trek early in the morning to avoid the heat and to witness breathtaking sunrise views from the fort.
Follow Safety Guidelines: Stay on designated paths, avoid risky shortcuts, and be cautious while navigating rocky patches.

About Lohagad Fort

To access the Lohagad Fort, one must pass through a series of four imposing gates. Commencing the journey, travelers encounter the 'Ganesh Darvaja', followed by the 'Narayan Darvaja', leading them to the sight of two ancient warehouses. Continuing the ascent, the route takes them through the venerable 'Hanuman Darvaja'. Finally, upon traversing the 'Maha Darvaja', adventurers emerge at the summit of the fort.

Among the notable landmarks adorning Lohagad Fort is the ancient 'Darga' or Mosque, serving as a testament to the fort's multicultural heritage. Adjacent to it lies the remnants of a court, echoing with whispers of historical significance. Not far away stands the 'Laxmi Kothi', an architectural marvel of yesteryears, flanked by cannons that once guarded its hallowed grounds.

Gazing down upon the fort from above, one is struck by its resemblance to the tail of a mighty scorpion. This elongated section of the hill, known as 'Vinchu Kada', stands as a bastion of strength, its fortifications guarding against the passage of time. A brisk 15 to 20-minute journey leads to its furthest reaches, where visitors are rewarded with a breathtaking 360-degree panorama of the surrounding landscape, an experience not to be missed.

Historical Facts about Lohagad

The historical significance of Lohagad Fort stretches back to the era of the Satavahana dynasty, with subsequent dynasties like the Rashtrakutas, Yadavas, Bahamanis, and Chalukyas also exerting control over this formidable stronghold.

During much of its history, Lohagad Fort remained under the dominion of the Maratha Empire. Notably, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj temporarily ceded control to the Mughals as part of the treaty of Purandar in 1665. However, he reclaimed the fort in 1670, utilizing it as a repository for spoils acquired from Surat.

The name "Lohagad" itself, derived from Marathi, translates to "Iron Fort," a fitting moniker for the imposing structure.

During the Peshwa era, Lohagad Fort witnessed further development under the stewardship of Nana Phadnavis. His tenure saw the construction of significant structures within the fort precincts, including a large tank and a step-well, contributing to its strategic and logistical importance.

Best time to visit

The best time to visit Lohagad Fort for trekking is during the post-monsoon and winter seasons, which typically span from September to February. During these months, the weather is relatively cooler, and the surrounding landscape is lush and green after the monsoon rains. The temperature is pleasant, making it comfortable for trekking and exploration.

Avoid visiting Lohagad Fort during the summer months, particularly from March to May, as the weather can be hot and humid, making the trekking experience uncomfortable and strenuous. Additionally, during the monsoon season, from June to August, the region receives heavy rainfall, which can lead to slippery trails and increased risk of landslides, making it unsafe for trekking.

Trekking to Lohagad Fort offers not only a thrilling outdoor adventure but also a chance to delve into the rich history of Maharashtra. With its breathtaking views, ancient architecture, and natural splendor, it stands as a reminder of the region's glorious past and enduring beauty. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or adventure seeker, Lohagad Fort promises an unforgettable experience amidst the serene landscapes of the Sahyadris.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is lohagad fort suitable for beginners in trekking.

Yes, Lohagad Fort is moderately challenging and suitable for beginners in trekking. The trek involves traversing through varying terrain, including lush greenery and rocky pathways. With proper preparation and guidance, beginners can enjoy the trekking experience to Lohagad Fort.

What are the historical highlights of Lohagad Fort?

Lohagad Fort has a rich historical significance, dating back to the 11th century CE. It was later captured by Shivaji Maharaj in the 17th century and played a vital role in the Maratha empire's defense strategy. The fort's strategic location atop a hill made it an ideal stronghold for controlling trade routes and overseeing the surrounding region.

What is the best time to visit Lohagad Fort for trekking?

The best time to visit Lohagad Fort for trekking is during the post-monsoon and winter seasons, from September to February. During these months, the weather is pleasant, and the surroundings are lush and green after the monsoon rains, providing an ideal setting for trekking and exploration.

What is Lohagad Fort famous for?

Lohagad stands tall as a formidable hilltop fortress nestled near Lonavala, Maharashtra. Its architectural grandeur has long been revered, serving as a pivotal military stronghold for various kingdoms before falling under the dominion of the Maratha and British Empires. Renowned for its historical significance, Lohagad Fort remains a cherished destination for aficionados of history and architecture alike.

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Lohagad Fort Trek (Maharashtra) – Complete Travel Guide

Brief about lohagad fort trek.

Lohagad is a beautiful hill station in Maharashtra, located 52 kilometers from Pune and near Lonavala Hill Station. The place is known for its famous Lohagad Fort which is popular among trekkers. Compared to other treks I have been to in Maharashtra, I found this very easy. It can be completed within 1-2 hours.

Lohagad has pleasant weather throughout the year, making it an ideal destination for a quick getaway near Mumbai and Pune. The monsoon season brings out the best in Lohagad with lush green vegetation and a variety of birds and insects to spot.

Apart from the fort, visitors can also explore nearby attractions like Bhaja Caves, Karla Caves, and Aamby Valley City. The place is also known for its mouth-watering local cuisine and welcoming people.

Path to Lohagad Fort - One of the best treks in Maharashtra

The trek to Lohagad Fort is an easy one-day trek that can be covered in 3-4 hours. During monsoon, the fort gets covered in fog and mist which makes the trek even more scenic. Visitors can also explore the nearby Visapur Fort, which is larger than Lohagad Fort, in a single day.

The trek offers panoramic views of the Sahyadri range and visitors can also see the reverse waterfall and many caves on the fort. The trek is a great choice for a quick weekend getaway or an adventurous escape.

Key details of the Lohagad Fort Trek :

Ideal Number of Days for the Visit : 1 day
Trek Distance : 5 km one way
Trek Altitude Range : 3400 feet
Starting Point: Lohagadwadi Village
Nearest Railway Station : Malawali Railway Station (5-6 km)
Nearest Airport: Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Airport, Mumbai (104 km)

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There are many things to see and explore, such as the large gates and intact walls of the Lohagad fort. During monsoons, the clouds look spectacular from the fort, and you can enjoy the lush greenery of the Sahyadri range.

The structure of the fort is also quite beautiful, and during monsoons, the clouds look spectacular from the fort. At the peak, you can see four doors, including Ganesh, Narayan, Hanuman, and Maha Darwaaja. You can also visit Bhaja and Karla caves on your way back.

In addition to the fort, Lohagad has many other attractions nearby, such as the Bhaja and Karla Caves and Aamby Valley City.

The local cuisine is also mouth-watering, and the people of Lohagad are welcoming and always ready to help. Whether you’re looking for a quick weekend getaway or an adventurous escape, Lohagad has something to offer to every traveller.

Red Flag Waving at the the top of Lohagad Fort Trek

What is the best time to visit Lohagad Fort Trek

Lohagad Fort Trek is open throughout the year, but the best time to visit is from September to March.

However, if you want a magical experience, then Monsoon is the ideal time to visit. The fort looks stunning as it is covered in fog and mist, and there are several waterfalls and reverse waterfalls to enjoy. But be prepared for crowds, especially on weekends.

The trek during summers can be tiresome due to the hot and humid weather, but you can choose the season as per your liking.

How to reach the starting point of the trek?

Travellers can reach Lohagad Fort by private vehicle, bus or train.

If driving, there are two routes from Pune and one from Mumbai. However, the road can be challenging, with steep turns and rough patches. During the monsoon, it is best to park at Bhaja village or Malavli village and hike from there due to traffic.

If travelling by bus, you must first reach Lonavala and then hire a cab to Lohagad Fort. The route from Lonavala to Lohagad is scenic and passes through Dudhivare Khind.

The nearest railway station is Lonavala, and you can take a suburban train from Mumbai or Pune.

The Malavli stop is the closest to Lohagad Fort, and shared autos or taxis can be hired from there to reach the base.

Availability of accommodations and food near the trek

Food is not available at Lohagad fort and cooking is not allowed on the fort due to the ban by the ASI and Forest department. However, there are plenty of food stalls and restaurants available at the base village. Camping is also not allowed on the fort, and the doors of the fort close in the late evening. To experience camping, travelers can head towards Pawna lake, which is located nearby. Many organizations offer camping at Pawna lake at reasonable prices. Travelers can also stay at a hotel in Lonavala to explore the surrounding region, which has many places worth seeing.

Accommodation:

Camping is not allowed on the fort, and the doors of the fort close in the late evening.

To experience camping, travelers can head towards Pawna lake, which is located nearby. Many organizations offer camping at Pawna lake at reasonable prices.

Travelers can also stay at a hotel in Lonavala to explore the surrounding region, which has many places worth seeing.

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The Difficulty level of the Lohagad Fort Trek

The Lohagad Fort trek is easy and suitable for novice trekkers, involving mainly climbing stairs with very little trekking. The trek takes about 2 hours to complete, with around 200-300 steps to reach the top of the fort.

However, caution is advised during the monsoon season as the steps can become slippery, increasing the risk of slipping.

Is Camping Allowed on Lohagad Fort Trek?

Camping is not allowed at Lohagad Fort, but there are many organizations that organize camping near Pawna Lake, which is in the vicinity of Lohagad, at a reasonable price.

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Trek To Lohagad Fort In Budget

A guide to trek lohagad fort from mumbai and pune., lohagad fort information:.

Shivaji Maharaj captured Lohagad Fort in 1648 CE, but he was forced to surrender it to the Mughals in 1665 CE by the Treaty of Purandar. Shivaji recaptured the fort in 1670 CE and used it for keeping his treasury.

Loha means Iron in Hindi, said the fort is also said to be an Iron Fort.

Important Notice of Lohagad Fort Timings:

Its Open from 09 am to 06 pm every day. No night stay allowed.

Best time to Visit Lohagad Fort and Its Grade:

June to February and Grade is Easy.

Base village of Lohagad Fort:

Lohagadwadi Village – Malavli is the Nearest Railway Station. Distance from Malavli Station to Lohagad Fort is 4 to 5 km Approx.

How To Reach Lohagad Fort from Mumbai By Public transport:

Board any express Train going towards Pune, then alight at Lonavala Station then take a local train towards Pune and alight at Malavli Station from there either you can take a sharing auto to Lohgadwadi VIllage or else Walking.

How To Reach Lohagad Fort from Pune By Public transport:

Board any Local Train going to Lonavala and alight at Malavli Station from there either you can take a sharing auto to Lohgadwadi VIllage or else Walking.

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How To Reach Lohagad Fort from Mumbai By Private Vehicle:

Take the Express highway going towards Pune and take an exit at Lonavala and head towards Lohagadwadi Village. Can be easily found on Google Maps.

How To Reach Lohagad Fort from Pune By Private Vehicle:

Take the Express highway going towards Mumbai and take an exit at Lonavala and head towards Lohagadwadi Village. Can be easily found on Google Maps.

You can take the old highway towards Lonavala and exit to Malavli and head to Lohagadwadi Village

Food and stay arrangement on the Fort:

Local restaurants are located near the entrance of the Fort.

Stay is not allowed at Night on the fort.

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Water availability on the Fort:

Throughout the year and can be easily available from the local stalls.

Things you need to carry :

2-litre water.
Snacks like pancake, biscuits, ready to eat food.

Places to see around Lohagad Fort:

You can visit the Bhaje Caves will visiting Lohagad fort.
Shiv Temple
Laxmi Kothi
Vinchu Katta (Scorpion Shape View)
Two Water Storage Tanks
You can also Club visiting Visapur Fort

My personal Experience and Guidance for you to reach:

I visited the fort from Pune by boarding a local train to Lonavala and alighted at Malavli station from here we walked towards the Bhaje caves which come on the way towards Lohagad fort, after visiting the caves we headed to the fort the trail to the fort is pretty easy to identify.

Many people come to visit the Fort, after coming to the fort we explored the fort surrounding and had a Nap on the fort and returned back to the Base. It was a small hike for me.

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Lohagad is one of the best ancient forts located in Lonavala, Maharashtra. It attracts numerous tourists especially during monsoon and winter season. It takes you on a journey to the glorious past, while offering beautiful views. On this trek, you can also behold the Visapur Fort located to the east of Lohagad Fort.

Standing at a height of about 3,400 feet, Lohagad Fort (Iron Fort) is one of the many forts captured by Chhatrapati Shivaji and has been declared as a protected monument today. It lies on the Sahyadri Range and divides the Pavna and Indrayani basin. The fort has four big gates which are in a good condition even to this day. In all, Lohagad is a wonderful weekend getaway for nature-lovers and offers one of the best opportunities for trekking in the Western Ghats.

Go on an adventurous Lohagad Fort Trek from Mumbai this monsoon and have one of the most amazing experiences. You will meet your team near Pritam Hotel Dadar (E) and travel to the base village, Lohagadwadi. Then begin your trek to Lohagad Fort, while enjoying picturesque views of the surroundings. On reaching the top, explore the entire fort and its ancient structures. Finally, descend to the base village and start your journey back home. Make your bookings today and enjoy a peaceful getaway trekking amidst nature.

Day 1: Mumbai – Lohagad Make sure you have packed everything required for a trekking expedition. Keep your bags ready and leave for Kotak Mahindra ATM near Pritam Hotel Dadar (E) by 5:50 AM. This is where you will meet your team. At 6:00 AM, proceed towards the base village, Lohagadwadi. Pickup for your journey from the pickup points - K Star Mall, Chembur East, Vashi, below Main Bridge, and Hotel 3 Star, Kharghar will be at 6:20 AM, 7:00 AM, and 7:20 AM, respectively. Arrive at the base village by 10:00 AM and have a filling breakfast. After a brief introduction at 10:30 AM, begin your Lohagad Fort Trek by 10:45 AM.

En route you can enjoy the fog and lush greenery all around. The fort is unspoiled by the modern-day activities and has an easy route with well-maintained trails. On reaching the top of the fort by around 12:45 PM, take some time to explore the fort. Even today you can find various ancient structures intact on this fort. Enjoy beautiful 360-degree views of the surroundings from the top before you settle down for a relishing lunch at 1:00 PM. At 2:30 PM, you will start descending from the top and reach the base village by 3:30 pm. Relax for a while in the lap of nature and enjoy evening snacks at 4:00 PM. At 5:00 PM, you will start your return journey to Mumbai with beautiful memories of your trek. Arrive in Mumbai by 9:00 PM and proceed to your home.

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Grade: Easy Departure Dates: August 2017 - 20th

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Lohagad Fort

Label : Top Attraction

Tags : Forts & Palaces

Timings : Morning to sunset (9:00 AM - 6:00 PM usually)

Time Required : 4 - 5 hours

Entry Fee : Free

Height : 3400 feet

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Lohagad Fort, Khandala Overview

Situated at the height of 3400 feet, Lohagad Fort is a UNESCO world heritage site and formidable fort about 52 kilometres away from Pune. Perched atop an impressive hill near Malavali, this destination is the perfect amalgam of ancient architecture and natural beauty. Lohagad Fort was built in the 18th century and is an ideal destination for trekking and nature lovers, especially from Pune and Mumbai. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj used to keep his treasury in this fort.

The trek to the fort is an easy one and perfect for the first-timers, making it a favourite haunt of hiking enthusiasts. In addition to its thrilling trek route, Lohagad Fort in itself is a massive structure that was once under the control of the mighty Maratha Empire and is connected to its twin Visapur Fort as well. Until a few years back, the base of the fort was quite far from the last point connected via road, but now a proper road has been built to the base of the fort, due to which a lot of people visit Lohagad during monsoon weekends, making it quite crowded. Whether you visit this destination for its lush green beauty, adventurous trekking route, panoramic views or illustrious history, Lohagad Fort is certainly worthy of a visit.

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Approx trek time : 3-4 hours

Availability of Night Trek: Though trekking can be undertaken during the night as well, the unavavailability of proper illumination facilities can prove to be a major roadblock.

Base Camp: Malavali

Days required for the trek: 1 day

Difficulty level: Easy

Height above sea level: 3420 feet

Nearest Airport: Pune

Nearest Railhead: Malavali

Starting point of trek: Malavali

Type: Hill fort

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A Trek Worth Remembering - Lohagad Fort, Pune, India

I was in Pune for two weeks. There was a 3 day weekend coming up, and I had nothing to do. I started searching online to find out places worth visiting nearby, places that are not frequented by tourists, something historical, something worth my time. I came across a fort, called Lohagad (Iron Fort), which was pretty nearby and from what I read online, it was only a beginner’s trek. I had not trekked for a long time and my friend, who was to join me, had never trekked before. “Perfect”, I thought.

I found out from Google Maps that it lies on the Mumbai Pune Express Way. So boarding a bus from Wakad, the nearest stop from my hotel, sounded logical. We just had to get off at Malavli , the nearest point on the Express Way.

On the eve of May 1, my friend ditched me. Devastated I lay on bed that night, unsure of what to do. Slowly it dawned on me, that this is what I plan to do, to travel alone for the next one year. The world was giving me a trial run before I actually started. I decided to grab the opportunity, for if not this, I would never have the courage to carry out my other plans. And so, on the first of May 2015, after a slow breakfast, alone, I left my hotel, in search of Lohagad, a fort that I had only read online.

From Bus to Train

My trip started failing even before it started. After standing at the Wakad bus stop for nearly an hour, asking various buses, I realised that there is no bus stop at Malavli! “Was I going to have to drop my plan”, I stood there, thinking under the blazing sun. I had to choose an alternate means, the Indian Railways.

I pulled out my phone, searched for the route to the nearest station. It was almost noon. I bought half a kilogram of bananas and gulped a glass of sugarcane juice before I boarded a local passenger train, crowded as expected, but I couldn’t care less. Stopping at every other station, the train slowly moved into Malavli, and I got off.

Resting before the Show

I walked out of the station. I asked around for the route to the fort. I found a shed on my way, and decided to rest there before I started the long 6 or 7 kilometre walk. I ate few of my bananas, watching the village women wash their clothes. I lay on the bench, for an hour and then started walking.

Far away was my destination, a fort at the top of a mountain. The more I looked at the distance, the more uncertain I became. The scorching sun drank all my juices. With each step I took, the weaker and frightened I became. I kept my head low staring at my legs. I told them, “Think not of the distance, think only of the next step”, step after step and I keep moving forward.

Chaityagruha, Bhaja Caves

A short detour took me to these rock cut caves, called Bhaja Caves. It is a indeed something to behold, when you learn that these were built in the second century BC! These caves were used by Buddhists monks. The roof above the stupa is wood, lined under the rock. The room vibrated with an echo. Long ago there used to be monks praying, their voices resonating off the walls.

Looking out from Chaityagruha

The huge curved arches gave a beautiful border as you looked out.

Monk’s Residence

Besides the arched Chaityagruha are these small caves. These were the resting places for the monks. There are two beds inside each cave, carved out of rocks. Some had only one bed. Some even had windows carved.

From the Monk’s Veranda

I took a minute to sit in the monk’s veranda, carved out from the rock. Once upon a time there were monks sitting and looking out into the open.

There were even more stupas and caves as one walks over to the side. There is even a waterfall, though only the path remains during summer.

The Walk Continues

As beautiful as they were, it was not my destination. I descended from my detour and returned on my journey. The sun was killing me and I had another 6 KM or more to walk. I tried hitchhiking, but without luck. An old man explained to me that the fort will close by the time I reach there, and something else in Marati, which I did not understand. I smiled at him, thanked for the advice and kept walking.

Tired, I Stopped

I slowly walked in through one of the gigantic gates. These windows were once used by the defending army to launch their cannons at approaching armies. The village below looked beautiful.

And I reached the top! Step after step. I couldn’t believe myself. I did it. The obstacles I crossed, the fears I faced. “The journey is not about the destination, but the journey itself”, turned out to be true after all.

The hours of pain, my fatigue, everything vaporised there. No longer was I aware of my aching legs, or of the straps of my bag burying into my shoulders. I was being lifted by the wind. I felt the adrenaline rush through my blood and I forgot everything else.

The Girl and The Fort

Atop the fort lay another surprise. Here was this old rusted fort, with grass and moss growing all over. A place that I worked hard to reach. And there sat this beautiful girl, radiating in her bright beautiful colours, disinterested in all that was around her. It was so contrasting an image that I had to capture it. To that day, I had never asked a stranger, if I could take their photo, and the least, a young pretty girl. Knowingly and unknowingly, that day was a day of facing my fears. I summoned up my courage. I asked her. For me, it turned out to be one of my best captures :)

Looking Back

Over the years many armies have marched through these doors. This was my day.

Walking Down

I started my descent, caring not for my return journey. For I knew just as I found a way up, I will find a way down.

Leisurely Walk

As the sun slowly went down, taking with it its harsh heat, I leisurely walked down the road that I went up, smiling heartily.

The World Beckons!

Moon Rise over the Fort

Back in my room, laying in my bed typing this out, giving my body its hard earned rest, I look back. My expenses for the day amounted to Rs 300/- everything included. But the experience I had, priceless! I write this to remind you, that the aim of life is to live. Live your life! Face your fears. The feeling is amazing.

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Lohagad Fort: Where History Meets Serenity in Maharashtra

Nestled amidst the lush Sahyadri mountain ranges of Maharashtra, Lohagad Fort stands as a timeless testament to history, adventure, and natural beauty. Perched at an altitude of 3,389 feet, this fort is a magnet for trekkers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an escape into the embrace of nature’s serenity.

History of Lohagad Fort: Lohagad Fort’s history traces back to the 16th century when it was built by the Maratha warrior king, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Its name, which means “Iron Fort,” hints at its robust construction. Over the centuries, it changed hands between the Marathas, Mughals, and the British, witnessing significant historical events.

Architecture and Structure: The architecture of Lohagad Fort showcases the military genius of its time. Its sturdy stone walls, bastions, and gates reflect the fort’s strategic importance. Visitors can explore historical structures like the Vinchu Kata (Scorpion’s Tail), a natural formation offering panoramic views.

Significance and Cultural Importance: Beyond its historical value, Lohagad Fort has become a symbol of adventure and exploration. It’s a place where trekkers forge unforgettable memories and history buffs immerse themselves in the narratives of bygone eras.

Visitor Information: Accessing Lohagad Fort involves a trek that is both invigorating and rewarding. The fort is open to visitors year-round, and there’s no entry fee. Trekking to the fort is a journey through the Sahyadris’ lush greenery.

Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to explore Lohagad Fort is during the post-monsoon season (October to March) when the weather is cool and the surroundings are adorned with greenery.

Nearby Attractions: The vicinity of Lohagad Fort offers attractions like Bhaja Caves, Karla Caves, and the hill station of Lonavala, making it an excellent base for further exploration.

Conclusion: Lohagad Fort beckons you to experience the convergence of history, adventure, and nature’s tranquility. It’s not just a fort; it’s an invitation to embark on a journey through time, scale the heights of adventure, and soak in the beauty of the Sahyadri mountains.

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Lohagad Fort Trek From Pune Overview

Trip Location: Lonavala

Location: Lonavala Duration: 12 hours Pickup & Drop Location: 07:00 AM - Cafe Goodluck Pickup Timing: 7:00 AM Drop Timing: 6:30 PM Located close to the hill station of Lonavala Khandala, Lohagad rises to an elevation of 1,033 meters or 3,389 feet above sea level. It is an easy trek filled with fun and beauty. You will get to see many beautiful things during this trek and after reaching the peak you can see four doors. The first one is called 'Ganesh Darwaaja', the second one is called 'Narayan Darwaja', the third one is called 'Hanuman Darwaaja' & the fourth one is called 'Maha Darwaaja'. Out of this Hanuman Darwaaja is the most ancient of all the doors. This package offers healthy breakfast and lunch, pickup, and drop and expert guides to lead from the front. Your journey starts by meeting your fellow trekkers with your expert guide at the various pick up points on the mentioned timings. From there you begin your travel to Lohagad in a private vehicle. Once you reach the location, an energizing and filling breakfast is provided before the ascend. After a pleasing trek of approximately 2 hours, reach the top and begin your fort exploration. Spend some amazing time at the top of the fort. Post the fort exploration you begin your descend which is followed by a delicious and rejuvenating lunch. Post Lunch, you begin your journey back to Pune via Malavali Railway Station. At 6:30 PM you are in Pune and this marks the end of your journey with lots of beautiful memories to cherish of Lohagad Trek from Pune. Lohagad Fort Trek From Pune Package offers: Meals: Morning breakfast and lunch. Activities: Trekking and photography Transportation: Pickup and drop from/to Pune Suitable for: Family, Friends, and Corporate. Child Policy: Children below 5 years are not suitable for this trek. Those above 6 can join the trek at the same cost Note: Minimum 7 members are required to book this package. Pick up points are also available from Shivaji Nagar, Bremen Chowk and Wakad. Please inform the tour operator in advance about your preferred location and reach there on time.

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Washrooms will be available on a common basis.
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Trek Information:

Fort Elevation: Fort trail
Difficulty : Easy
Endurance : Medium
Base village for Lohagad: Lohagad Wadi
Lohgad Fort Height: 3400 ft.
Location : Lonavala
Total time required for climbing: 2 hours from Malavali and 40 minutes from Lohagad Wadi.
Total distance for climbing: 5 km
Distance from Mumbai: 106 km
Distance from Pune: 64 km

Batches :

June : 12th, 19th, 26th
July: 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st
August : 7th, 14th, 15th, 21st, 28th
September : 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th

Event Fees:

Lonavala Station : 1400 1100/-
Malavli Station : 900 700/-
Base Village : Rs 699/-
06:30 AM: Take Lonaval local from Pune station or 05:30 AM: INDRAYANI EXP (22105) from CSMT to Lonavala
07:45 AM: Reach Lonavla Station
08:00 AM: Have breakfast at Lonavala Station
09:00 AM: Start to drive to the base village
11:30 AM: Start our trek to the summit
01:00 PM: Reach Lohagad Fort
01:00 PM - 02:00 PM: Relax and explore the fort
02:30 PM: Start descending via the same route
04:00 PM: Reach Base Village
04:30 PM: Have Lunch
05:00 PM: Depart for Lonavala Station
07:00 PM: Take the next Pune local train or INDRAYANI EXP (22106) to CSMT

Inclusion :

Travel from Lonavla by Private Cab as per govt COVID guidelines
Breakfast & Tea
Lunch ( Veg Thali )
Guide Charges.
Expertise Charges.
First Aid Charges.

Exclusion :

Forest Entry Charges.
Travel till pickup points
Mineral water/lime water/ purchased for personal consumption
All kinds of Extra Meals / soft drinks ordered
Any kind of personal expenses
Any kind of cost which is not mentioned in the inclusions above
All expenses incurred due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances like roadblocks, bad weather
Any medical / Emergency evacuations if required

Pickup points :

08:00 AM: Lonavala Railway Station
10:00 AM: Base Village

Return Arrival:

07:00 PM : Lonavala Railway Station

Return time is subjective to the speed of the group, traffic in return, or any unwanted situation beyond our control and can be delayed. Please inform your family members accordingly.

Things to carry:

(Highly Required and Mandatory Things)

backpack (waterproof or covered with waterproof cover)
trekking shoes or any sports shoes with a Good grip
Trekking pants (compulsory), 2 T-Shirts (Preferably full sleeves or Half T-shirt with sleeves), Raincoat/ waterproof jacket/ windcheater, Handnapkin/Towel, etc
Water 2-3 liters.
Ready-to-eat food like plum cakes, Dry fruits, dry snacks and biscuits, Chikki, chocolate bars, etc.
Personal Medicines and Personal First aid

(Required but Optional Things)

To change after trekking - Facewash, Extra pants/ shorts, Extra T-shirt, sleeper/ floaters, an extra bag to carry your trekking shoes, innerwear, etc
Sweater For bus journey
Electoral or Glucose D powder.
Portable Phone Charger, Earphones, etc.
Sun protection cap, sunglasses, Sunscreen lotion, toothbrush-toothpaste, etc
Proper face mask or shield
Extra Pair of clothes.

(Note: Please wear Full sleeves and Full Track Pant, this will protect your body and skin from Sun / Thorns / Insects / Prickles, etc)

COVID Guidelines :

Mask and maintaining social distance with others are mandatory throughout the trip.
Buses will be fully sanitized before use.
Carrying your own sanitizers, gloves, face shield and mask is compulsory.
Food will be freshly cooked and packed as per WHO guidelines.

Trekhievers Policies:

Seats will be reserved only after Online booking with full payment.
Fees paid are non-refundable but transferable to another person for the same event.
The complete schedule of the trek will be given later to registered participants on the WhatsApp group
Organizers have all the right to modify or change the schedule of the event in case it is required due to and according to any technical, environmental circumstances like govt. rules and regulations, weather, etc
Organizers hold the right to cancel any event and refund with prior notice to the participants
We strictly follow a no alcohol, no drugs, and no litter policy.

Cancellation Policy:

75% refund if notified via phone conversation 8 or more days prior to the event date.
50 % refund if notified via phone conversation 4 to 7 days prior to the event date.
No refund if the cancellation requested is less than 3 days prior to the event date
No show No Refund.
Event Tickets cannot be transferred to another date against cancellation.
Event Tickets can be transferred to another person against cancellation.

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The tour is weather-based and depends on the weather conditions. There may be last-minute cancellations if weather conditions deteriorate.

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Lohagad Trek With Pawna Lake Camping

Group Size: 8 - 12

Hello Trekkers and Campers!

Muddie Trails presents a mouth-watering experience at the beautiful destination of Lonavala . Located in the Sahyadri ranges of Maharashtra, Lonavala is blessed with breathtaking views and is definitely a relaxing and romantic getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. Be awestruck by this majestic hill station as you admire its scenic beauty and epic history. Like the wholehearted blessings of nature, Lonavala is blessed with magnificent lush green mountains and spectacular valleys as well.

At a height of 625 meters above the sea level, it’s hard to describe its beauty of Lonavala, especially in the monsoon season. But camming is a bit challenging in rains. So we camp during winter and summer.

We will also hike up Lohagad fort (Easy trek) and see one of the most beautiful valleys of Sahyadris.

In the evening, we will chill out at the pristine Pawna Lake camp , get warm by the bonfire, and treat ourselves by tasting amazing local cuisine. Expecting rains?

Come, join us on this beautiful journey to Lonavala.

Highlights of the trip:

Lohagad Fort easy hike
Pawna Lake with Camping
Good food (Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch)
Pickup/Drop by private vehicle from Lonavala Railway station
Pawna Lake Campsite (tents on 3 sharing, clean washrooms)
Food: 1Breakfast, 1 Lunch, 1 Dinner (veg & non veg)
Experience of all places mentioned in the Highlights
All entry tickets
Bonfire (if it doesn’t rain)
Trip Leader
A lot of action and entertainment!
Any misc. expenses not mentioned in the inclusions above

Day 1 - Schedule

8:30 AM Reach Lonavala railway station and meet our Trek Lead.
Get on the Jeep and head towards the base of Lohagad fort.
Fuel up for the trek with nice breakfast.
Start trekking towards Lohagad fort with well laid 300+ stairs initially.
Along the way, we get to see beautiful Pawna lake filled with rain water.
It’s a huge fort to explore once we reach the top and will easily take 2 hours to cover the entire circumference.
We will also walk up to the ridge of Lohgad fort which is called ”Scorpion’s tail” and enjoy the view from far end.
Relax for a while and start descending.
Have fulfilling lunch at the base village.
Get back to Campsite by evening, enjoy Chai with snacks as we laze around in the breezy evening.
Revel in the warmth of the campfire after this.
Have hot & delicious veg/non-veg dinner together.
Social gathering & group activities through the night, play our music, sing, and dance.
Rest in the tents

Day 2 - Schedule

Start the day with a hot breakfast around 9 AM
Start back to Mumbai & Pune, reach home by early evening

Day 3 - Schedule

Reach Hyderabad around 7 AM
Share our beautiful little Lonavala weekend getaway story with our friends

What to Expect

This trip involves basic facilities in terms of food, travel, and stay without any luxury, whatsoever.
This is a group trip with shared model. It may not suit everyone – especially for those expecting privacy and comfort. It best suits for people who wish to socialize .
Please do not book this trip if you are not okay with above points.

Seasonal variations:

June to Sept (monsoon): Monsoons bring the best out of Lonavala with full greenery, like any other hill station. It rains persistently, filling up the streams and creating mini-waterfalls everywhere.
Oct to Jan (winter): Clouds will make way to clear blue skies. Nights will be colder. The landscapes turn brownish but are still very beautiful. Plenty of water in Pawna Lake always. Amazing sunrises and sunsets. Best time for camping.
Feb, May (summer): Dry climate. We usually do not organize the Lonavala trip in these months.

Things to carry

Toiletries, moisturizer, light towel, lip balm, wet wipes, toothbrush, toothpaste
A lightweight large Backpack for the trip (no suitcase, no trolley)
A small backpack for the trek, waterproof (to carry water bottle, lunch packet, towel etc)
Photo identity proof with address (Aadhar/Passport/Voter ID)
Poncho or rain proof jacket with a hood (from June to September)
Cap/Hat/Sunscreen (to protect yourself from sun)
Sunglasses (to keep your eyes fresh)
Power bank, charger, camera (if you wish to)
Proper water bottle for your trip. You may fill at our campsite
Disposable garbage covers (To separate used/unused, dry/wet clothes)
Good grip trekking shoes or sandals
Your personal medications, if any
Pair of water wear to take a dip in the waterfalls, if possible
Carrying a handwash/sanitizer/tissues will help during the trip
Carry your jerkin/sweater – it can get cold at night
Carry a lil bit of cash for lunches and misc. expenses
Don’t carry expensive items. You are responsible for your own belongings.

What's next after booking your trip?

A Whatsapp group will be created for all the registered folks night before the trip.
You may say hi to other travelers and get prepared for the trip.
We will set expectations about the trip, remind you of important Terms & Conditions.

Terms & Conditions

No Luxury. We assure awesome memories every trip, but not awesome facilities.
We provide basic facilities in terms of food, travel and stay.
The itinerary is fixed. No special requests to change itinerary/schedule are permitted. Do not give advice(s) to the Organizer.
Absolutely no littering. We swear to protect our environment.
No alcohol & smoking during travel, treks and other outdoor activities. There would be a separate window and space (usually at night) to have these at the campsite/homestay for interested people.
Cooperate with the organizer(s) in following the schedule set for the day (especially getting up and getting ready in the morning). This will ensure travelers won’t miss out on the real fun part that is traveling.
Every traveler is responsible for his/her for your own safety. Don’t indulge in any illegal or silly activity that causes harm to you or fellow travelers.
Do not wander into the forest away from the designated trail for trekkers. There may be snakes, scorpions, and other dangerous animals.
Unexpected situations: It may happen we do not cover all the places mentioned in the itinerary because of unpredictable reasons like bad weather, landslides, wild animal presence, abrupt blocking of sites by the police/forest department, delay in travel because of an issue with our group itself, traffic conditions, etc. In most cases, if the time permits, the organizer(s) will take travelers to an alternative place. But in some cases, we may have to skip a place altogether.
The event will stand canceled if less than 8 travelers signed up for the trip/trek.
Travelers are expected to respect each other and help each other. Avoid discussing sensitive matters like sex, politics and religion/caste/race.
Using foul or abusive language, eve-teasing, arguing with fellow travelers/organizer(s) and/or involving in the physical assault will not be accepted and will stand a chance of being deserted by the group then and there.
Every traveler is expected to sign a liability/waiver form given by the organizer(s) after boarding the vehicle. This liability form will discharge Muddie Trails of any unexpected incident like injury/death/theft etc. Read it here.

Cancellation & Refund

50% refund if a cancellation request is sent before 48 hours of the trip start time (note that this trip involves point to point Bus booking)
No refund if a cancellation request is sent within 48 hours of the trip start time, whatever be the reason (health, family, work issues, accident, etc.)
No refund during or after the trip, whatever be the reason.
No refund on the partial payment done to block your seat for the trip.

What is the best time to travel to Lonavala?

Lonavala is a pretty hill station in the Sahyadris of Maharashtra. Monsoons (Jun to Sept) have their own charm, you can see Lonavala at its best. Winters (Oct to Jan) are awesome to travel too and camping experience is delightful. One good thing about Pawna Lake is, there will be water in all seasons.

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“ Star Trek : Discovery,” the flagship series of Paramount+ ‘s “Star Trek” universe, is heading toward its ending. The series, which premiered in 2017, will premiere its fifth and final season on April 4, closing the book on the adventures of Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and her crew.

Created by Bryan Fuller and Alex Kurtzman, “Discovery” was a prequel to the groundbreaking original 1966 “Star Trek” series, taking place a decade before the adventures of Captain Kirk, Spock, and the other iconic characters — before then jumping ahead in time to the 32nd century. The series followed Burnham, initially a science specialist and officer aboard the USS Discovery, as she adventured with the crew on missions led by a rotating series of captains, including Gabriel Lorca (Jason Isaacs), and Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) before ultimately getting promoted to commander of the ship by the third season. Since the Season 2 finale, the Discovery, and the show, has jumped far ahead of time and now takes place in the 32nd century, where Burnham and the crew have worked to rebuild the Federation following the cataclysmic “Burn” event. Season 5 sees Burnham go on one last mission through the galaxy to uncover an ancient artifact with a mysterious power. Related Stories Why Facebook Watch Was Scrapped: Keeping Netflix Happy, Lawsuit Says As ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Ends, Watch JB Smoove and Susie Essman Say Goodbye to Their Sets

Martin-Green leads the cast of “Discovery,” which also includes Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman, Wilson Cruz , David Ajala, Blu del Barrio, and Callum Keith Rennie. Alex Kurtzman and Michelle Paradise co-showrun the series, and executive produce with Martin-Green, Heather Kadin, Aaron Baiers, Olatunde Osunsanmi, Frank Siracusa, John Weber, Rod Roddenberry, and Trevor Roth. CBS Studios produces the series in association with Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment.

The first two episodes of “ Star Trek: Discovery ” season five will debut on Paramount+ starting April 4. The remainder of the 10-episode season will stream weekly on Thursdays, and the series finale will air on May 30. Watch the preview clip below.

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Everything to Remember Before Star Trek: Discovery Returns for Its Final Season

As the show that launched star trek into the streaming age prepares for its long goodbye, here's everything you need to know heading into season 5..

This week, Star Trek: Discovery boldly goes for one final adventure . After years of waiting—and knowing that this fifth season would be its last—the Trek show that launched the franchise’s current renaissance will begin its victory lap. But before that, it has been a while since Discovery was last on our screens—so here’s everything important to remember.

The 32nd Century Is Here to Stay

This one depends on how long you’ve been away from Discovery , really, but I’m sure there’s someone out there intrigued by the final season of a Star Trek show who’s maybe either not watched since the early days or wants to jump in on the last leg. So, if that’s you ... well, go watch the rest of the show first. It has its moments.

But if you insist: Discovery has not been the pre-original- Trek show it started out as for a long while now. At the end of season two, the crew and the Discovery itself were flung far, far into the future in order to close the loop on a potential galaxy-ending threat that meant they could never return to their original timeline in the 23rd century. Ever since, they have been at the furthest point a Star Trek show has ever consistently gone to, even beyond the far future glimpsed in Enterprise ’s Temporal Cold War storyline: the 32nd century.

Things are, to be clear, not 100% great at this moment in time, state of the galaxy-wise. Before Discovery showed up, the Federation’s myriad member worlds and Starfleet had been completely torn apart by a cataclysmic event called “The Burn,” the simultaneous detonation of dilithium across known space which rendered warp travel—and thus the existence of interstellar society as it had existed for over a thousand years—extremely difficult.

Discovery helped solve that problem, slowly but surely allowing Starfleet to rebuild, but not before it faced another cataclysmic threat called the Dark Matter Anomaly, or DMA, a not-so-random “random” gravitational event that kept showing up and destroying entire worlds in storms of debris and chaos. Turns out the DMA was actually the product of an extra-galactic race known only as the Ten-C, which, once again, Discovery helped solve the problem with after successfully making First Contact with the beings. Hopefully things calm down a bit in terms of existence-threatening cataclysms in season five!

The Vulcans and Humans Just Nearly Lost Their Homes

Speaking of that, Discovery ’s fourth season climaxed with both Earth and Ni’Var—the rechristened homeworld of the Vulcans and Romulans, who have been re-united as sibling peoples by the 32nd century—under the direct threat of the DMA, necessitating the almost total-evacuation of the worlds as they faced destruction from showers of debris. Thanks to Captain Burnham and the Discovery crew’s intervention, the DMA was stopped just before all this happened—and most of the populations of Earth and Ni’Var, but not all of them, had been evacuated by Starfleet.

We don’t know quite how much time has passed between the events of season four and five (it’s been over two years in reality, hence why you’re reading this catchup post), but don’t be surprised if at least some of this doesn’t get mentioned in early episodes as the universe and our heroes continue to deal with the ramifications. One of which being...

Earth Is Joining the Federation (Again)

One of the final scenes of Discovery ’s fourth season saw Captain Burnham and various Federation dignitaries play host to the arrival of the President of United Earth—as the world seeks to rejoin the Federation, as a show of thanks for Starfleet’s aid during the DMA crisis. It turns out that after the events of the Burn in the time between Discovery season two and three, Earth was one of the first member worlds to secede from the Federation, transforming itself into an isolationist, inward-looking, paranoid militaristic society that remained increasingly skeptical of the Federation’s capacity to survive over the course of seasons three and four. At least, until it got to see first-hand what unity and co-operation could still do in this changed and put-upon galaxy.

Also, this probably won’t come up in season five, but we should note that the President of United Earth who engages in this process to rejoin the Federation is played by famous Georgia Democrat (and avowed Trekkie) Stacey Abrams . Please do not try to think about squaring that with everything I just said about United Earth’s political attitudes, because Discovery sure as hell didn’t.

Michael and Book Are Parting... But Not for Long

One of the more emotional fallouts of season four’s plot with the DMA was the anomaly’s destruction of the planet Kwejian—the homeworld of Cleveland “Book” Booker, played by David Ajala, the smuggler turned paramour of Captain Burnham over the course of Discovery ’s third and fourth seasons. The loss of his home drove Book to surreptitiously betray Burnham and Starfleet to work with the rogue scientist Ruon Tarka, as they worked on a way to completely dissipate the DMA even after its true nature and extragalactic origins were discovered.

Booker saw the light by the end of the season, and nearly died in the process alongside Tarka, but after being saved by the Ten-C he turned himself over to the Federation to pay for siding with Tarka—pulling from Burnham’s side and from the home he’d made with her on Discovery , and assigned to community service, aiding Federation relief efforts on Europa for families impacted by the DMA’s fallout.

Good for You, Saru

Speaking of romantic dalliances, season four played up a lingering connection between Michael’s trusted friend and first officer, Saru, and Ambassador T’Rina, Ni’Var’s representative to the Federation—and after much invites to tea and will-they-won’t-they, finally made their feelings for each other clear in the finale of season four. Presumably that means we’ll get to see a lot more of the pair together in the final season—and the interesting romantic struggles of what happens when a senior officer on a starship and a Federation ambassador start courting. Hopefully there’s a happy ending for our put-upon Kelpian hero.

One of Discovery ’s Most Unique Technologies Is No More

One of the major technological aspects of Discovery introduced from the very beginning was its use of a “Spore Drive”—an unprecedented method of FTL travel that allowed the ship to avoid typical warp travel and issues and instead navigate its way along a mycelial network across subspace, allowing everything from long range travel to precise realspace jumping across. The Spore Drive made Discovery unique as a ship, both in its original time when the technology was first being secretly developed and even far into the 32nd century—especially after the events of the Burn made regular long-distance FTL through warp drives impossible at scale.

But during the events of season four’s finale, both the known Spore Drives in existence—the Discovery ’s and the one implemented into Book’s ship—were sacrificed in the attempt to stop Dr. Tarka’s plans to destroy the DMA. Discovery still has traditional warp drives as a back up for the Spore Drive, but still, the loss of what became a key defining part of Discovery ’s worldbuilding will no doubt come up in season five.

Tilly’s Back

The beloved former cadet (now Lieutenant JG, by the time of season four) Sylvia Tilly shocked Discovery fans when she seemingly left the show early into the last season , when she took an offered teaching position at the re-building Starfleet Academy. While Tilly was absent for much of season four, she did return for the finale, helping Starfleet command in the evacuation of Earth, and celebrated with her former crewmates. Just how and why remains to be seen, but we do known from Tilly actress Mary Wiseman that she does indeed return to the Discovery during season five, but whatever happens, it may not be the last of Tilly we see, even as the show ends, because...

The Journey Never Ends

Star Trek ’s future is wide open right now , as the franchise navigates the ends of Discovery and Picard and looks to a future that balances together streaming shows, made-for-streaming movies like Section 31 and a potential Picard continuation, and multiple attempts to bring Trek back to theatrical superstardom. But one key part of that is crucial to Discovery : its exploration of the 32nd century won’t end when it does.

The one brand-new show we know is definitely still part of Trek ’s future at the moment is Starfleet Academy , set to begin filming this year, and will follow the prestigious institute during the 32nd century time period, rather than going back to the Trek eras established in other shows. That’s all we know at this point—we don’t know if Mary Wiseman could potentially be a key star for the series, or anyone else affiliated with Discovery , or even which students will be the focus of the series. But it does mean that even as Discovery bids farewell, the world it has established will keep boldly going beyond it.

Star Trek: Discovery season five premieres April 4 on Paramount+.

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Spock's death in Wrath of Khan was intended to be permanent, but fans' reactions prompted changes to set the stage for his return.

Soon after the release of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan , Leonard Nimoy took to the streets to quiz fans about Spock's death. Widely regarded as one of Star Trek's best films, The Wrath of Khan premiered in 1982 and set a world record for its first-day box office gross. Star Trek II saw the return of former Earth dictator Khan Noonien-Singh (Ricardo Montalbán), who had made his first appearance in Star Trek: The Original Series season 1, episode 22, "Space Seed." After Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner) marooned Khan and his followers on a desolate planet, he mistakenly believed he'd seen the last of them.

As Kirk and Khan face off in the climax of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan , Khan is fatally wounded in a space battle with the Starship Enterprise, but he activates the powerful Genesis Device before he dies. Spock then exposes himself to lethal amounts of radiation to repair the warp drive and allow the Enterprise to escape the blast from the Genesis Device. After Spock's sacrifice, the crew mourns his death and sends his casket into space where it lands on the Genesis Planet. The Wrath of Khan left just enough hints about Spock's potential return that many moviegoers at the time never believed the Vulcan would remain dead.

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Leonard nimoy hilariously quizzes star trek fans about spock's wrath of khan death, even in 1982, few star trek fans believed spock would stay dead..

In a resurfaced video from 1982, Leonard Nimoy asks Star Trek fans who have just watched The Wrath of Khan whether they believe his character Spock is truly dead . Despite having no knowledge of what would come next, nearly every fan believes that Spock will return. Two different fans speculate that Spock could be "reborn like the [Genesis] planet" since his casket landed on the planet's surface. Another says that Spock will likely return for the fourth film, but not the third. Watch the video, shared by Jon W. @rarefilmm on X (formerly Twitter), below:

Several of the moviegoers featured in the video were later proven right when Star Trek III: The Search for Spock premiered in 1984. Spock was largely absent from Star Trek: III , as Admiral Kirk and his crew worked to reunite Spock's katra (or soul) with his body. As those fans speculated, Spock's body was reborn on the Genesis Planet, although that was only part of his regeneration. Before his death, Spock had stored his katra within the mind of Dr. Leonard McCoy (DeForest Kelley), and the two parts had to be reunited. While some of the fans were not quite as accurate with their predictions, it's fun to see how fans reacted to Spock's death in Wrath of Khan at the time.

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Wrath of khan reinvigorated nimoy's love of star trek & spock..

After the end of Star Trek: The Original Series , Leonard Nimoy felt like he was finished with the character of Spock. When plans began for another Trek series, Nimoy was largely uninterested, although he later signed on to make Star Trek: The Motion Picture . Despite Star Trek: The Motion Picture' s box office success , it was wildly over budget and failed to meet the expectations of Paramount Studios. Nimoy did not enjoy his experience in the first Star Trek movie, and Spock's death was meant to be permanent for Leonard to exit the franchise. Nimoy, however, reportedly had such a good time making Wrath of Khan with director Nicholas Meyer that he began to consider doing more Star Trek .

Having become excited to play Spock again, Nimoy suggested that he could also direct Star Trek: III.

Star Trek II' s scene of Spock transferring his katra to Dr. McCoy and the final shot of his casket on the Genesis Planet were added to leave the possibility open for Spock to return. Nicholas Meyer was not pleased with these changes and declined to return to direct the sequel. Having become excited to play Spock again, Nimoy suggested that he could also direct Star Trek: III , and the rest, as they say, is history. Looking back, it's difficult to imagine what Star Trek would have become if Spock had stayed dead after Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan , and we're glad Nimoy had a change of heart about returning. Leonard Nimoy certainly had a good time polling moviegoers about Spock's death.

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The alternate timeline in Abrams' universe allows for creative storytelling and potential crossovers with Paramount+ characters.

Zoe Saldaña has lent her name to many franchises in her time but still has an appreciation for one in particular. On “The Discourse” podcast, the actor maintained support for the Star Trek sequel that has been in development for some time . The origins of Captain Kirk were rebooted in the 2009 film by J.J. Abrams with Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto in the roles of Kirk and Spock. Subsequent films varied in critical reception, but the desire for a fourth film in the franchise has not waned.

“I still have hope,” Saldaña stated, who played Uhura in the reboot films. “I had a wonderful experience through and through and through the three times that I was a part of that team.”

The rise of Paramount+ has paved a path for many Star Trek projects outside of feature films. As Saldaña notes, this could complicate Star Trek 4 , going forward. Must-watch Trek shows such as Strange New Worlds have cast their own versions of Kirk ( Paul Wesley ) and Spock ( Ethan Peck ), as they traverse the stars in the Enterprise. But the Guardians of the Galaxy actor believes there is room for everyone in the Star Trek galaxy.

“I know that they’re always trying to sort of aim to wrangle everybody together, but I also know that Paramount is working on a new sort of fresh take on ‘Star Trek,’ which I think is such a wonderful franchise that should live for a very long time, whether or not us as the original remake cast can come back. I don’t know, but I certainly hope so.”

Star Trek 4 is still up in the air, but there could be a timeline where all Trek projects could co-exist in harmony. Just like the United Federation would want.

'Star Trek 4' Can Still Operate In An Alternate Universe

It has been almost a decade since the third film in the franchise, Star Trek Beyond , premiered. The movie could have been a satisfying conclusion to the series as all the characters come together in unity. The film would also be the final entry for Anton Yelchin , who died at 27 after an auto incident at his home. Preserving without Chekov would undoubtedly be a sad undertaking.

But if the principal actors want to reunite with the great Captain Kirk and honor their former co-star, there are ways to implement that reality. Abrams’ universe has the benefit of operating under an alternate timeline. This decision was a clever way for the new film to be unafraid to disrupt canonical events of the past half-century. With a new timeline, films can make any decision as well as explain the potential absence of Chekov.

This is also how the franchise can operate in conjunction with the Paramount+ universe of characters. And who knows? Maybe more films can make way for a Trek crossover in the future. While viewers wait for news on Stark Trek 4 , they can watch the previous reboot films streaming on Paramount+.

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