A short bike ride to Sinhagad Fort.
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After imagining many places around Pune for a bike ride, we finally concluded to Sinhagad Fort as this is one of the nearby fort from Pune, which has a magnificent view at the top with fresh and cool wind which make you summer daytime memorable.
Sinhagad Fort is also unknown as “The Lion’s Fort” and most remarkable for the battle of Sinhagad in 1670.It is located at the centre of a chain of other forts such a Rajgad, Purandar and Torna.
We were planning for the ride from past two weeks but due to the busy schedule and many more reason which delayed the plan and finally executed on 13th April 2014.
It was the sunny day so we were planning for Waterpark but due to unwanted excuses, we carry on for Sinhagad Fort.
We woke up at 8am but delayed the plan by 1 hr. as we are staying widespread around the city; we all started from initial point of Sinhagad road at Swargate chowk which directly lead to Sinhagad fort.
It is the nearby fort which is around 33Km from Pune and really famous for trekking, mostly people start hiking the fort early morning and reach the top within 2-2.5 hrs. (“Which we did last time”) but this time as we had a plan for the bike ride, so we ride directly to the top.
Now, we will request the photos to explain the view at the top of fort.
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| Sinhagad Fort, Pune. |
Sinhagad Fort is also unknown as “The Lion’s Fort” and most remarkable for the battle of Sinhagad in 1670.It is located at the centre of a chain of other forts such a Rajgad, Purandar and Torna.
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| Sinhagad Fort, Pune. |
It was the sunny day so we were planning for Waterpark but due to unwanted excuses, we carry on for Sinhagad Fort.
We woke up at 8am but delayed the plan by 1 hr. as we are staying widespread around the city; we all started from initial point of Sinhagad road at Swargate chowk which directly lead to Sinhagad fort.
It is the nearby fort which is around 33Km from Pune and really famous for trekking, mostly people start hiking the fort early morning and reach the top within 2-2.5 hrs. (“Which we did last time”) but this time as we had a plan for the bike ride, so we ride directly to the top.
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| From left Mukesh, Tausif, Sandeep and Chetan |
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| Main gate for the Sinhagad fort "Pune Darwaza" |
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| Map of the Fort. |
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| Click at Top of the "Pune Darwaza" |
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| Kulfi Time |
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| Special guest of the ride Mukesh (brother of Chetan). |
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| Magnificent view from the Top. |
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| Doordarshan tower |
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| Building a resort on top. |
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| Kalyan Darwaza |
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| Fresh drinking water from the well |
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| Burning mountain due to overheat. |
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| Elephant Tank |
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| Tanaji Malusare Samadhi |
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5 comments
Hi Thr,
ReplyDeleteVery Nice blog with pics. Me and my sister are planning to visit Sinhagad Fort on our Activa and wondering if the ghat roads safe to ride thr? Did you guys swich off the engine downhill on the way back? Need some tips, Regards, Kusum
Hi Kusum, Thanks for visiting my blogs...:-)
Delete90% of the road is renewed recently. So gud to go with active also. Ghat are safer to drive but avoid switching off the engine as it not gud...
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Bike rides are always fun, they are one of my best experiences. I had a lot of such rides during my college days. Rakmoddin, I really had a fun time reading your experience and thanks for sharing all the information about your journey. I loved reading your blog so keep writing.
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Pune is well known for its forts, zoological park and its hilly areas, which attract trek lovers in huge numbers. It has also been one of the eminent tourist spots in the state of Maharashtra. Tourist across the seas comes here to visit the amazing location and prefer to stay at best hotels in Pune.
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