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Rohida Fort Trek – Vichitragad Trek Near Pune | Historic Sahyadri Fort
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Rohida Fort Trek – Vichitragad Trek Near Pune | Historic Sahyadri Fort

Rohida Fort Trek, also known as Vichitragad, is a popular trek near Pune featuring stone gateways, fortifications, and stunning Sahyadri views.

Preetam Singh Rawat
Preetam Singh RawatDirector & Founder ·Published 18 April 2025 ·Updated 13 March 2026 ·3 min read

Rohida Fort, situated near Pune, is a must-visit location for those who yearn for a daring trek, particularly throughout the gale period. The left side of the ridge provides an impressive view, where waterfalls move upwards, sustained by the tough winds that groan via the location. In addition, the fort’s six strongholds give magnificent sights of the bordering ranches and water dams, making the trek a remarkable experience. Regardless of time’s flow, the strongholds stay solid and undamaged.Rohida, a hassle-free field trip from Pune, supplies a revitalizing experience with its solid winds that can leave you out of breath. Throughout the period, admire the waterfalls that levitate and shake up because of the effective gusts. In winter months, the landscape changes right into a vivid heaven, full of a countless selection of vivid blossoms that will certainly leave you amazed.

Detailed Trail Itinerary Of Rohida Fort Trek

Rohida Fort can be accessed from Bajarwadi, a village situated around 62 kilometres from Pune. Begin your trip by detecting the village institution, and you’ll locate the trailhead opposite it. The course starts with a mild slope, and quickly, you’ll discover two water containers on your right-hand side. As you proceed, the trail tightens, yet do not stress; it’s well-marked, and you will not obtain shed if you remain on track.A 10-minute climb will certainly lead you to a wide plateau, providing a clear sight of the fort’s strongholds and strongholds. This plateau combines right into a ridge, and throughout the downpour period, you’ll come across waterfalls on the left side, which are pressed upwards by the solid winds. This ridge will certainly accompany you throughout your trek.The trail does not travel through thick woodlands; rather, you’ll experience fields and tiny shrubs. While the climb is usually simple, the wind can make it testing sometimes.It takes around one hour to get to the very first entrance of the fort from the plateau, with 15-20 rock actions causing the 2nd entrance.You’ll discover a little below-ground water tank before the 2nd gateway; however, keep in mind that it’s not drinkable. Lastly, an additional 50 actions will certainly bring you to the 3rd gateway.Upon getting to the fort, you have two alternatives for the expedition. The trail to your left brings about the holy place of Lord Ganesha, which is located near two attractive lakes.Additionally, the trail straight ahead takes you on a trip around the fort’s perimeter, supplying magnificent sights of the bordering location. The fort flaunts six remarkable strongholds, consisting of Shirvale to the southeast, Patane and Damgude to the South, Waghjai to the North, and Fatteh at the yard.You’ll likewise uncover a collection of tanks found in the Northern part of the fort. As you discover, you’ll be dealt with awesome views of ranches, dams, and bordering forts, consisting of Purandar, Rajgad, Torna, Raireshwar, Kamalgad, Kenjalgad, and Madhardevi on a clear day. After investing a minimum of an hour absorbing the views, backtrack and go back to Bajarwadi using the very same trail.

How To reach For Rohida Fort Trek

To arrange your journey, remember that Bajarwadi, the village at the base of the fort, lies 7 kilometres south of Bhor. You can take an S.T. bus from Bhor to Bajarwadi. If you’re originating from Mumbai or Nasik, you’ll be required to visit Pune initially and afterwards take an S.T. bus from there to Bhor. While S.T. buses are readily available, it’s typically easier to drive your very own car to stay clear of awaiting buses. There are only taxis readily available if you schedule one ahead of time from Pune. If you select to schedule an Innova from Pune, it will certainly set you back around Rs.4,200. The closest train terminals are Pune Junction and Shivajinagar Station, situated 45 kilometres away.

Preetam Singh Rawat
Preetam Singh Rawat

Director & Founder

With over 12 years of experience in the Himalayas, he has summited multiple 6000–7000 meter peaks and led more than 200 expeditions across iconic routes like Bali Pass, Buran Ghati, Rupin Pass, Pin Bhabha, Stok Kangri, and Black Peak. His deep mountain experience and leadership make him a trusted name in Himalayan trekking. Write to him at: preetam@trekupindia.com

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