Naneghat Reverse Waterfall
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Duration
Duration
1D / 1N
Location
Malshej
Pickup & Drop
Dadar
Tour Type
Weekend
Adventure Awaits brings you the Naneghat Trek, one of the most historically significant and scenic treks in the Sahyadri ranges of Maharashtra. Located near Junnar, Naneghat is an ancient mountain pass that once served as a major trade route connecting the Konkan coast with the Deccan plateau. Standing at around 2,600 ft, this trek is known for its wide stone steps, massive rock-cut caves, and panoramic views of surrounding valleys and forts. Combining easy trekking with rich history and open landscapes, Naneghat is ideal for beginners, families, and history enthusiasts looking for a relaxed yet meaningful Sahyadri experience.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
- Please contact us before booking to confirm slot availability and applicable offers.
- Itineraries may change due to weather, road conditions, or the physical comfort of participants. We reserve the right to adjust the schedule in the interest of safety and overall well-being.
- Walk through one of the oldest and most important trade routes in Maharashtra
- Explore large rock-cut caves and ancient inscriptions carved into the mountains
- Enjoy wide valley views of Jivdhan Fort, Kukdeshwar region, and surrounding Sahyadris
- Beginner-friendly trail with stone steps and gradual ascents
- Beautiful monsoon and winter trek with misty views and cool weather
- Perfect weekend trek near Mumbai and Pune
| Month | Dates | Category |
|---|---|---|
| July to Sep | Weekend Batches | Group Trek |
Itinerary
Meeting Point:
Reporting timing as follows:-
Vehicle pick & Drop stop:-
1) Borivali National Park
(Around 10:20pm)
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2) Sufi Irani Cafe
(Around 10:40pm)
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3) Hanuman Road Bus Stop(Andheri)
(Around 10:50pm)
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4) kalandhar Bus Stop
(Around 11:00pm)
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5) Sion Circle
(Around 11:20pm)
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6)Ghatkopar Traffic Chowky
(Around 11:40pm)
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7)Bhandup Pumping
(Around 11:50pm)
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8) Mulund Mahada Colony
(Around 12:00am)
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9) Thane teen haat naka
( around 12:10am)
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10) Bhiwandi Bypass
( around 12:40am)
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11:00 PM – Meet Adventure Awaits Team at Dadar TT Circle / Borivali NP and settle down in our private vehicle.
05:00 AM – Reach the Base village and get freshen up and Have Breakfast & Tea!
06:00 AM – Get ready for this adventurous forest trek. Enjoy a few stops along the way to grab a snack or a refreshing drink.
10:00 AM: Finally will reach Naneghat Top.
11:00 AM – Take a group picture & we will start trekking down to the base.
01:00 PM: Reach back down to the base village.
01:15 PM: Grab a quick lunch to curb your hunger
02:30 PM: Returning home to Mumbai
09:00 PM: Goodbye! Time to return to city life
Until our next adventure!
Borivali National Park
(Around 10:20pm)
Sufi Irani Cafe
(Around 10:40pm)
Hanuman Road Bus Stop(Andheri)
(Around 10:50pm)
Kalandhar Bus Stop
(Around 11:00pm)
Sion Circle
(Around 11:20pm)
Ghatkopar Traffic Chowky
(Around 11:40pm)
Bhandup Pumping
(Around 11:50pm)
Mulund Mahada Colony
(Around 12:00am)
Thane teen haat naka
( around 12:10am)
Bhiwandi Bypass
( around 12:40am)
- Travel by private vehicle from Mumbai to base village and back
- Breakfast and lunch during the trek
- Expertise and guidance of professional trek leaders
- First-aid assistance in case of emergency
- Entry fees/permits for the fort and trekking route
- Basic safety equipment
- Personal expenses like snacks, mineral water, or cold drinks
- Travel insurance or medical costs
- Any meals not mentioned in the inclusions
- Extra costs due to natural calamities, roadblocks, or delays
- Anything not specifically mentioned under “Inclusions”
- Trekking shoes with good grip (avoid sports shoes)
- Backpack (20–30L) with rain cover
- 2–3 liters of water (hydration is important)
- Light snacks/energy bars/dry fruits
- Raincoat / Poncho (monsoon treks) or warm jacket (winter treks)
- Cap, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection
- Personal medicines & first-aid kit
- Trekking pole (optional but useful on steep sections)
- Head torch/flashlight with extra batteries (for night treks/camping)
- ID proof (mandatory)
- Camera/phone with power bank (optional, but great for memories
- A minimum of 10–12 participants is required to organise a trek. If the required group size is not met, the trek may be rescheduled or adjusted.
- Trek timings are subject to forest department or local authority permissions. The actual start time will follow the instructions given by officials on the day of the trek.
- Participants must have an average level of fitness. Adventure Awaits will not be responsible if a participant is unable to complete the trek or reach the summit due to personal health or fitness limitations.
- All participants are expected to follow responsible trekking practices. Littering is strictly prohibited, and everyone must carry back their waste to keep the environment clean.
- Trekking involves natural risks such as uneven terrain, weather changes, and physical strain. By joining the trek, participants agree to take responsibility for these risks and participate at their own discretion.
- Pick-up and drop points are fixed. Participants must arrange their own transport to reach the designated reporting point on time. Delays may result in missing the group without any refund.
- Adventure Awaits is not responsible for injuries, accidents, loss of belongings, or medical emergencies during the trek.
- Alcohol consumption, smoking, misbehavior, or any activity causing delay is strictly prohibited during the trek. Participants violating these rules will be removed from the event without prior notice and without any refund.
- In case of unexpected weather conditions, natural issues, or government restrictions, the trek itinerary or activities may be changed or cancelled. An alternative plan may be offered where possible, but refunds will not be applicable.
- Once booked, trek tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable.
- Participants are advised to report at least 20 minutes before the scheduled time for smooth coordination and briefing.
- Adventure Awaits reserves the right to modify the trek plan or deny participation if safety rules or group discipline are not followed. Rights of admission reserved.
Yes, Naneghat is very beginner-friendly. The trail has wide stone steps and gradual climbs, making it suitable for first-time trekkers.
Naneghat is famous for its ancient trade route, rock-cut caves, and historical inscriptions from the Satavahana period.
The trek is best done during monsoon (June–September) and winter (October–February) when the weather is pleasant and views are clear.
The trek is considered easy. It involves a steady climb but does not require technical trekking skills.
The ascent usually takes about 2 to 3 hours, and the descent takes around 1.5 to 2 hours.
Camping is generally avoided at the top due to wind exposure. Most trekkers prefer day treks.
Water availability depends on the season. Carry sufficient water, especially in summer.
Adventure Awaits offers experienced trek leaders, planned routes, safety support, and a smooth group trekking experience.
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The Naneghat Trek, also known as Nanacha Angtha, is a historic mountain pass in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, near Junnar in Pune district. Once an important trade route during the Satavahana dynasty, this trail still holds traces of history through ancient caves and Brahmi inscriptions that narrate stories from over 2,000 years ago.
Adventure Awaits curates the Naneghat Trek for trekkers who enjoy easy walks, open landscapes, and stories hidden in stone. It is a trek where history unfolds with every step, offering insight into how people once travelled across the rugged Sahyadris.
Why Naneghat Trek Is So Popular
Naneghat is popular because it offers something different from regular Sahyadri treks. The wide stone steps, massive caves, and gentle gradient make it accessible to all age groups. Families, beginners, and history lovers find this trek especially appealing.
Another reason for its popularity is its scenic openness. Unlike dense forest treks, Naneghat offers expansive views throughout the climb, allowing trekkers to enjoy the surrounding valleys and mountain ranges without obstruction.
Trek Route Description
The trek begins from the base village near Junnar. The initial trail involves a gradual ascent on stone-paved steps, believed to be part of the ancient trade route.
As you climb higher, the path widens, revealing massive rock formations and caves carved into the hillside. These caves once served as resting points for traders and travellers.
The trail continues steadily until it opens into a wide plateau at the top of the pass. From here, trekkers can walk freely, explore the caves, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Sahyadris.
Rock-Cut Caves and Inscriptions
One of the main attractions of Naneghat is its large rock-cut caves. These caves are some of the earliest examples of such architecture in the region.
Ancient inscriptions found here provide evidence of toll collection from traders who passed through this route. These carvings offer a rare glimpse into the economic and administrative systems of ancient India.
Exploring these caves adds depth and meaning to the trek, making it a journey through time as much as through nature.
Views and Surroundings
From the top of Naneghat, trekkers are rewarded with wide views of surrounding forts and valleys. Jivdhan Fort stands prominently nearby, while the Konkan side opens into rolling hills and mist-filled valleys.
During the monsoon, clouds drift across the pass, creating dramatic scenes. In winter, clear skies allow for sharp visibility and calm weather.
Best Time to Visit Naneghat
Naneghat can be trekked almost throughout the year, but certain seasons enhance the experience.
Monsoon from June to September brings lush greenery, waterfalls, and misty views, making it visually stunning.
Winter from October to February offers pleasant temperatures and clear views, ideal for relaxed trekking.
Summer from March to May is possible for early morning treks but can be warm later in the day.
Fitness and Preparation
Naneghat does not require high fitness levels. Basic walking stamina is sufficient. The wide steps make the climb comfortable, even for beginners.
Carrying adequate water, sun protection, and light snacks ensures a pleasant trek.
Safety on the Naneghat Trek
The trek is considered safe due to its clear trail and gradual ascent. However, caution is needed during monsoon when stone steps can become slippery.
Adventure Awaits ensures experienced trek leaders, group coordination, and basic first-aid support for a smooth experience.
Responsible Trekking Guidelines
Trekkers should avoid littering and respect the historical structures at Naneghat. Rock carvings and caves should not be damaged or marked.
Maintaining cleanliness and silence in cave areas helps preserve the site’s historical value.
Why Book Naneghat Trek with Adventure Awaits
Adventure Awaits offers a thoughtfully planned Naneghat Trek experience that balances ease, safety, and storytelling. Our trek leaders share insights into the history of the pass while ensuring a relaxed and well-managed trek.
Whether you are a beginner or a history enthusiast, Adventure Awaits makes the Naneghat Trek informative, comfortable, and memorable.
Plan Your Naneghat Adventure
Step into history with the Naneghat Trek, where ancient caves meet stunning Sahyadri views. Whether you want a quick weekend hike, a cultural experience, or a camping adventure, Adventure Awaits offers safe, guided, and memorable packages tailored for groups, families, and explorers.
Book Your Naneghat Reverse Waterfall Trek Today!
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- Complete secure online payment to reserve your spot
Limited slots available every weekend. Book now and make your Naneghat Reverse Waterfall trek memorable with us! Note: Weekend and monsoon night-trek batches fill fast—pre-book to secure preferred dates
