Bhimashankar trek via Ganesh Ghat [#teamIndia]

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When to go : Obviously in Rainy Season or end of rains.

how to reach : 115 kms from Pune. can reach via State transport bus / Railways.

features / Advantages / attractions:

  • Moderate trekk(trust me)
  • one day outing
  • near by Pune and Mumbai
  • not much crowded place., chill and silent always…

Notes:

  • must carry your own food and enough water
  • must carry raincoat
  • do not stay overnight. (might be risky of wild animals, snake lizard, leopard and snakes for sure.)

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starting path to trek
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a crab in action
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temple
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troublesome monkeys around
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beautiful mountains
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Hi @PuneTraveler

Thank you for sharing these photos with us. It is a very beautiful and amazing place. Why not add more details about it and share your experience while taking it? This way they can be appreciated even more by other Local Guides and can drive more interaction.

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Namskar…

** @PuneTraveler **

Great capture Bhimashankar trek via Ganesh Ghat, all Photos Impressive, thanks for Sharing…

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This looks very scary @PuneTraveler ….

Is the Bhimashankar jyotirlinga also nearby ??

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thanks @Shrut19 for support.

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@Tushar18 it isn’t buddy… :wink:

i love wild animals / insects, and i just observe them and leave them in their natural habitat.

Bhimashankar trekk ends at the main entrance of Bhimashankar jyotirlinga temple itself. B-)

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Hey @PuneTraveler

Well written post buddy. You tried best to give the possible information. But your post will look more attractive if you can explain images and related information. Details of the place and history will be more appreciated also it will attract people across globe. Share your experiences, do’s and don’ts, nearby attractions, etc to make it interesting.

Hope this helps.

@Tushar18 yes Bhimashankar temple is very close, rather this path is surrounding the temple itself. One of the photos from our friend features the main Sanctum.

@rohitwadke @shreyasee ye toh apna wala Kushal hai.!!

@TravellerG take a note of this good article for #TeamIndia

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Good post @PuneTraveler . Thanks for sharing it with is mate! Do add some more details about place.

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Hi fellow,

Too good i just add this as my wish !!

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Namskar…

My Dear connect Friends,

I request you to share your valuable feedback to this post…

** @SUMEET1 **
** @Shreeya_99 **
** @user_not_found **
** @Mahesh_Dilip_Salvi **
** @NGUDAPE **
** @Rupeshshirsat **
** @NileshNag **
** @RosyKohli **

Thanks in advance :pray:

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Nice picture from nature at Bhimashankar @PuneTraveler

If you add your experience about this trip it is very helpful for all readers.

Thanks for sharing.

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@PuneTraveler @Shrut19 ,

Thanks for sharing Bhimashankar trek, when ever u go such places carry stick & torch also , 2nd photo I thought snake :ophiuchus: is there but when I click the photo saw it was not snake ,photo with crab is good .when I saw monkey photo it must be sunset time so wrote carry torch or light. Next photo I thought it’s white flower but read the caption mushroom nice pic.

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That’s so nice @PuneTraveler

Thanks for the info too …

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Thanks for the response @Vinay_K …

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Great job @PuneTraveler !

Seems you had a great time! We need more information in the next post, please! :slightly_smiling_face:

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Namskar…

** @RosyKohli **

Same here, I also thought there is sneak in one photo, but when I zoom it, I realised its not…

Thankyou for your valuable feedback :pray:

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now in next week there’s Diwali and yet raining in Mumbai, Ratnagiri (as per i know) we can still enjoy monsoon like trek in October and in November. Thanks for sharing and making us this place know this place more better by providing your review. Hope once we will trek together if time permits. Good Luck for your next Trek !

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Surely you do trekking - but kindly do not forget to write #TeamIndia Post regarding the Trek.

Thank you Lg @Mahesh_Dilip_Salvi for your valuable response.

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Dear @PuneTraveler - I am surprised to see that my response to this Trekking Post is missing - I rarely write through mobile -but due to travel, I used mobile to respond to you…

I am extremely sorry that I am so late to respond to you…

Let me be frank - your narration, although is brief, but is valuable for a person who plans a visit.

Photos are expressive too…

But if you give more details of your trip, it will be more enjoyable.

Still I think, I will request our friend LGs @Garg_Saab , @user_not_found @Shreeya_99 to give your feedback, please

Thanks in advance

with regards

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