About Dhak Bhairi: Dhak Bhairi is one of the nearest & Adventurous Trek in Sahyadri for Pune & Mumbai People. The meaning of Dhak Bhairi is “Dhak is name of fort & Bhairi means “Bhairavnath”. Just 2 hours Jungle trek takes us to the thrilling Dhak Bhairi Caves. An important part of this thrilling trek is the cave, which is situated on the other side of fort. Walking for few minutes’ leads to a diversion and the way to left directs to a cliff called the cliff of “Kalakrai”. The narrow ridge between the cliff and the mountain descends to a narrow straight path where we come across two caves. One should proceed from here by taking support of the rocks and should be quite careful. Ascending the rock patch where a bamboo and a rope are used to climb to the caves. From the Dhak Bhairi caves, we can see the beautiful twin fort of Rajmachi, Shrivardhan & Manoranjan, Dukes Nose, etc. The fort was discovered by great historian G.N. Dandekar. Few things to remember Before making payment through QR Code |
Come to S P College, Tilak Road. Give attendance to the Team Explorers.
After attendance depart to Jambhivali base Village.
Reach Base Village Jambhivali. Stay in a Temple.
Wake up call, refreshment. Toilets are not available in Village & throughout the Trek Route.
After refreshment have a Tea & Briefing about Dhak Bhairi Trek.
Start 2 hours Trek towards Dhak Bhairi.
Reach base of Dhak Bhairi. Equipment Introduction. Dos and Don’ts. Learn safety Techniques.
Start Rock Climbing. Follow all the Instructions given by Team Explorers.
Reach Dhak Bhairi Cave. Have a breakfast. Dos, Don’ts. Learn about Safety Techniques to be used in Rappelling.
Start Rappelling. Keep Patience while others are doing the Activity.
Start Return trek to base Village.
Reach Base Village. Have a Lunch in Local Home.
Start return journey with sweet memories.
Reach Pune. (We may come to Pune ONE hour before or after the given time.)
* This is just a reminder list of what to Bring. You can bring other things as per the Need.
“Leave nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time, and shoot nothing but photographs and bring back nothing but memories”