Korigad

Rs.1299/- Per Head Pune to Pune

Includes:

• Transport by Non AC High Back Private Vehicle (Pune – to – Pune).
• Toll, Parking, RTO Permits, etc.
• Trekking with all safety measures.
• Morning Tea & Breakfast (Limited)
• Lunch (Pure Veg.)
• Evening Tea (Limited)
• Expert Team of Explorers.
• First aid kit.
• GST.

Excludes:

• Dinner, Cold drinks, Mineral water, etc.
• Private orders of Tea, Breakfast, Meals, etc.
• Personal expenses of any kind.
• Insurance Coverage.
• Medical expenses other than “First aid”.
• Any other charges not mentioned in “Fees Include“.

What to Bring?

• • A Good Quality of Rucksack suitable for One day Trek with all inside Luggage packed in a Plastic Bag.
  • Minimum 2 Ltr. Water.
  • Extra Dress in a plastic Bag. Keep your Extra Dress in a Bus only.
  • Rainproof / Sun Cap / Warm Wear as per Season.
  • Keep Separate Plastic carry bags for Mobile, Wallet, etc. to save it from Rain.
  • Napkin / Towel.
  • Glucon – D OR Electrol – Optional.
  • Shoes Compulsory in a Good Condition while trekking.
  • Dress Code – T-shirt, Flexible Track pant. (HALF PANT NOT ALLOWED.)
  • Any type of addictions like tobacco, Liquor, etc. is strictly not allowed.
  • Personal Medicines, if any.

*This is just a reminder list of what to Bring. You can bring other things as per the Need.

Some useful tips for Happy Trekking

• Don’t keep valuable things while trekking.
• Use plastic carry bags to save your mobile & Wallet.
• Avoid Jean pant for inconvenience in Walking / Climbing.
• Always keep your Original Photo ID with you.
• Follow all the Instructions given by Team Explorers.
• Don’t expect similiar food quality of your home town. Try local food to have some different experience.
• Respect the Local Religion & Traditions.
• While taking photographs don’t click photo’s of local people without their permission.
• Keep Healthy environment & helpful nature while Trekking & at the time of Activity.
• Don’t keep anything like mobile, Wallet, Gold ornaments at the time of Adventure Activity.
• Make New friends & share your thoughts in a Group.
• Share your Happy memories with Explorers on Facebook

Follow the Rule – “Leave nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time, and shoot nothing but photographs and bring back nothing but memories”

1. Food: Pure Vegetarian Food will be served by Explorers. If you want Non veg. Food, you can take it at Extra Cost at Actual. Please take the Railway Food (Tea, Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner) in Proper time at Own Cost.
2. Medicine: Bring personal medicines, if any & the necessary things given in a list.
3. Railway Reservations: It is not possible for Explorers to ensure that the Participants will get Railway Reservations together or in the same compartment because of random seat allotment by Railway Computerized System.
4. Transport & Jungle Safari: For Jungle Safari six people can travel in a Gypsy, but it is not sure that same Group / Family can travel in a same Gypsy. If any Natural Calamity or Technical problem results into late or Safari get cancelled then Explorers or the leaders of Explorers are not responsible for same & in that case No refund is admissible.
5. Jungle Safari Zone: For Jungle Safari Explorers will choose the Safari zones as per the availability. We are not giving commitment of any specific zone Safari.
6. Room Allotment: In case of Odd number of Participants or Male / Female Ratio, It is not possible for Explorers to ensure that same Group / Family will accommodate in a same Room. TWO Persons on Bed & TWO persons will be provided by Mattresses, Blanket, Pillow, etc.
7. Hot Water: In Early Morning Warm Water will be served for Refreshment & in Afternoon Hot Water for Bath.
8. Drinking Water: Mineral Water Bottles will not be provided by the Explorers throughout the Tour.
9. During the Camp all the participants should obey all the instructions and decisions taken by the authorised representative of Explorers or Camp Leader.
10. During any type of event, in case of any dispute for whatsoever reasons, the decision of the Camp Leader or authorized representative of Explorers shall be final and binding on all the participants. The Participants shall be solely liable for the risks, responsibilities and consequences.
11. Medical Treatment: In case of any medical ailments, a disorder etc. which the participants are suffering or have suffered from, it is his/her responsibility to inform the organisers in advance, before commencement of the camp or trek. If required, the participant(s) will have to take medical treatment from the doctor / attendant available on the campsite or from the nearest available medical centre or hospital. The expenses for all medical treatment and arrangements for the same will be solely borne by the participant ONLY. The Camp Leader or the authorised representative shall have complete discretion to continue the camp without the participant(s) suffering from medical problem.
12. Photographs or Video Clips: Explorers reserves the right to use Photographs / Video Clips of the tourist taken on tour and / or given by tourist, for promotion of the Company’s Business without obtaining prior permission of the concerned tourist.
13. Consumption of liquor, tobacco products, cigarette etc. is strictly prohibited during any type of Event. The trek will be considered over only when we are back to our decided arrival place.
14. Participants should not deface or damage any monument by writing or scribbling on them. Any breach of the above two rules will be taken seriously, and will be removed from the trek or camp, and no refund is admissible in such cases.
15. In case of any injury, sickness, accident, death or any other casualty or loss or damage of valuables or luggage or any equipment; Explorers, it’s instructors, organisers, volunteers or any other person involved wholly or partially, either individually or jointly, shall not be responsible in any manner for the same and no claims of the participants, parents, guardians, relatives or friends of participants will be entertained.
16. If the participants have enrolled for the activities like wildlife camping or any type of adventure sports activity, then all the risks and responsibilities related to and arising from such activities shall be solely upon such participants and Explorers shall not be liable in any manner whatsoever.
17. Insurance: Neither participants nor any event shall be insured by Explorers, unless mentioned specifically.
18. Please Note that any Claims, disputes, court case, etc. shall be subject to Pune Jurisdiction only.

• How to Book?
• Booking Procedure
• Discount Policy
• Cancellation Policy
• Tour Rules & Regulations
• Rules During the Event

• Name & No. of Trek Leader will be send to you by SMS & Email before 2 days of departure.

Frequently Asked Questions Korigad Trek.

1. Where is Korigad Fort located?

Korigad Fort is located near Lonavala in the Pune district of Maharashtra. The trek starts from Peth Shahpur village, close to Aamby Valley.

2. How far is Korigad Fort from Pune?

Korigad Fort is approximately 90 to 100 km from Pune by road, depending on the starting point and route. It takes around 2.5 to 3.5 hours to reach the base village.

3. How difficult is the Korigad Fort Trek?

Korigad is an easy-level trek suitable for beginners and first-time trekkers. However, some sections can be slippery during the monsoon.

4. How much time does it take to complete the Korigad Trek?

The climb takes approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. Allow around 3 to 4 hours for exploring the fort and completing the return trek.

5. What is the height of Korigad Fort?

Korigad Fort is approximately 3,028 feet (923 metres) above sea level.

6. Is Korigad Fort Trek suitable for beginners?

Yes! Korigad is one of the popular easy treks near Pune. It is a good choice for beginners who want to experience trekking in the Sahyadris.

7. Can children and families join the Korigad Trek?

Yes, children and families with reasonable fitness can enjoy this trek. Adult supervision is recommended for children, especially during monsoon.

8. What is the best time to visit Korigad Fort?

June to September is the best season for monsoon trekking, when the fort is surrounded by greenery, clouds and waterfalls. October to February is also ideal for pleasant weather and clear views.

9. How many steps are there at Korigad Fort?

The trekking route includes a long series of stone steps leading to the fort entrance. The exact number of steps is not officially established.

10. What are the major attractions at Korigad Fort?

The main attractions include Koraidevi Temple, ancient cannons, massive fort walls, bastions, water tanks and beautiful views of Aamby Valley.

11. Is Korigad Trek safe during the monsoon?

Yes, with proper precautions and weather conditions. Wear good-grip trekking shoes, avoid slippery edges and follow your trek leader’s instructions. Trekking should be avoided during dangerous weather conditions.

12. What should I carry for the Korigad Fort Trek?

Carry a water bottle, raincoat, small backpack, energy snacks, personal medicines and a good pair of trekking shoes. Avoid carrying unnecessary luggage.

13. Is there a parking facility at Korigad Fort?

Parking is generally available near the Peth Shahpur base village. Availability and charges may vary depending on the season and local arrangements.

14. Can I visit Korigad Fort without a trekking guide?

Yes, the route is popular and relatively straightforward. However, first-time trekkers and monsoon visitors are advised to trek with an experienced guide or organised trekking group.

15. Can I join a one-day Korigad Fort Trek from Pune?

Absolutely! Korigad is a popular destination for a one-day trek from Pune. Explorers Treks & Tours organises guided trekking experiences with experienced leaders and proper group coordination. Contact us for upcoming batch dates and booking details.