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The Majestic Tahuli Peak

Searching for new and less-explored, places is every traveller's wish; perhaps the most difficult part is finding one such place. But when you get this opportunity you surely are not going to miss it. Tahuli comes under regions of Kalyan, Karjat and Panvel. Tahuli cannot be called a fort. It is mainly known for its three pinnacles - Tahuli Peak/Dadi Ma Peak, Haji Malang (Malang Gad) and Panch Peer. The heightened pinnacles and difficult ways to get to the top render Tahuli to be a significant one, yet unknown to many trekkers. The beauty of these hills lies in their 3 unique peaks that are just mesmerizing from the top of the mountains.

How to reach?

Mumbai Local Train: The cheapest and most convenient way to reach the Kushivali base village for Tahuli Peak Trek for Mumbaikar is through Local Train (Central Railway). Take a local train to Kalyan. I suggest taking the first train out from CSMT at 04:15 AM which will reach Kalyan by 05:43 AM. You can find KMDT Buses going to Malanggad every 15 min from Kalyan Bus Depot. Alternatively, you can even take rickshaws that are available outside the station

Private Car: If comfort is your priority and travelling in a group go by car. Kushivali is well-connected to Mumbai by roadways ( Thane – Shilphata–Dombivli – Kushivali ) it will take around 2 hours to reach the bases village. with a break. The road is well constructed. Several ATMs, petrol pumps, hotels, restaurants and banks are located on the route. Just make sure that you download the area before starting your journey because you might lose the signal multiple times on the way. Also remember guys Kushivali being a small village there aren’t many spots available.

The trek begins by walking through the village. There is only one road that eventually turns into a mud road. This mud road will pass through the open plain ground. The road leads straight towards the huge Tahuli mountain giving you a clear sight of the task that is in front of you. The mighty Malanggad and its daunting pinnacles add to the terrific views and do not fail at showing the strength of mighty nature.

After walking for around 25-30 mins a diversion on the main road can be seen and it quickly becomes confusing. Guys remember you need to keep going towards the Ganesh-Kartik pinnacle. In the initial patch, there aren’t any markings and due to many small branches the trail gets confusing but one should keep moving towards the Ganesh-Kartik pinnacle. I suggest you take a local villager as your guide, this will help you a lot and will save time also. In case you don't want to take the guide to confirm the path from the villagers by asking for Dadima and not Tahuli. This muddy road ends at a water stream. The route from here is marked. Look out for the arrows if you are lost. Moving further and you will come across another flowing waterfall to cross.

Walking for a half-hour from Kushivali (Base village) through the plain grounds and crossing the stream you then reach the mountain base. The route goes through a dense forest suddenly, it becomes very inclined and the terrain gains altitude very quickly. There are rocks all around and it requires good endurance to climb this steep route. After some time you will reach the top of the first hill where you get to see some plain surface for getting a breath or two.

Then moving further above you have to keep on going through dense forest and keep climbing up the steep floor. The jungle becomes humid during the monsoon but instead of complaining you can enjoy the lush greenery and see many fauna and wilderness around.

Trekking for around two hours from the time you first saw the arrow, you'll reach the plateau where the huge Ganeshkartik pinnacle welcomes you. On reaching there one can see that the base village looks miniature, the view injects chills through your spine and looking at its humongous size you'll be amazed. On walking for a little longer you will reach a small shiv temple. There is a house where lives a humble villager live who can get you some food and water.

From this point, you have to walk further through the forest. However, the flat terrain gives the body some relief after the steep climb. At some point, you will come across two paths, the left one goes towards Tahuli Peak and Panch Peer and the straight forest trail goes towards the waterfall. This waterfall is also popular for the reverse waterfall phenomenon.

Now coming back from the waterfall, you need to take a step and continue your journey. Remember, you need to move around the Ganesh kartik pinnacle and pass it completely as it sits on your right. After walking for a little longer you will reach another waterfall. A route goes over it and it quickly becomes slippery during monsoon and hence railings are provided for support. Here one can see the remnants of fortified walls that are hidden deep under dense vegetation which makes one think as to how this place would have looked hundreds of years ago.

Now after crossing this waterfall, you can again go into the jungle and after walking few meters you come out at the base of the ridge, a few minutes later, after a tiring climb you reach the top of a ridge which has valleys on both sides.

The route towards the Ganeshkartik pinnacle takes you to Paanch peer which has five sacred Muslim tombs. On the opposite side of the pinnacle, one can see the magnificent structure of the Tahuli peak. You have to then walk towards the peak on the ridge. One has to be careful over there as heavy winds blow and there's a drop of great depth on both sides.

The well-marked route goes slightly to the left of the main peak and on climbing it you will reach Ramu Baba Samadhi which indicates the end of the beautiful journey. walk for the last couple of miles takes you to the top of the main Dadimaa Tahuli peak.

One of my favourite offbeat destination but its highly advisable to do it in monsoon as the beauty of the trail is enhanced many times and would be an easy go for hiking for 7-8 hrs.

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Carry some ready to eat food, atleast 2-3 litres of water. There aren't any food options available during the trek.

Never go alone during monsoon season and always carry a windcheater for a monsoon trek.

Do not try to risk your life while trekking and always take a guide if you don’t know the route. Don’t write on walls of the fort, don’t litter, do not indulge in the act of drinking and smoking.

Please get a proper trekking shoe with a grip and if possible carry a walking stick also.

Do not try to climb from the Badlapur route.

Talk to the native villagers gently and give respect to them, because you are their guests.

Wear full sleeves T-shirt and Pant, which will protect you from the wild insect. It's a jungle, we are bound to bump into these wild insects like leeches.

Carry an Id proof.

Trek Level: Medium but High Endurance

Base Village: Kushivali, Kalyan-Maharashtra

Altitude: 3487 ASL

Time Required: 7-8 hours round way.

Region: Thane District

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Tahuli is one of the most beautiful treks of Sahyadri range. It comes under the region of Kalyan, Karjat and Pavel. Tahuli Mountain contains a number of pinnacles. The two important pinnacles are ‘Daadima’ and ‘Panch Peer’. The mesmerizing beauty of the uppermost part of the plateau known as “Dadimaa Tahuli” is a must-see place. On reaching the pinnacle, we can see five Islamic holy graves, highly worshipped by the locals. The Tahuli mountain ranges are surrounded by the green lush, dense forest and one cannot miss the scenic beauty of green carpet while walking between the flowers on the walkway. It has everything that makes an amazing trek for outdoor lovers.

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Trek Difficulty Level

Moderate to Difficult

Average Climbing Time

3 hours (One Way) from Kushivali

5.30 am : Leave from Mumbai

7.30 am: Reach our Base Village (Kushivali) & proceed for breakfast

8.15 am: Begin trek to Tahuli

11.00 am: Reach at the top, enjoy the view, capture your moments and start your journey towards the base village

1.30 pm: Reach Kushivali Village, proceed for lunch

2.30 pm: Proceed for Mumbai

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Tahuli Trail

Head towards Kushivali via Bus/Private Vehicle (Tum-Tum) from Kalyan

From Kalyan Bus Depot there are regular buses heading towards Malanggad. Kushivali is one stop before Malanggad, there are also Tum-Tum's available to reach Kushivali from Kalyan.

Hike to Tahuli

A gradual hike along a long but well-marked trail.

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Trek to unexplored tavli / tahuli (panch peer and dadima), how to reach, difficulty level, time required for the trek, what to see, my experience, summary of this trek.

• Nearest Railway Station: Kalyan/Badlapur.
• Base Village: Kushivali.
• Routes: From Kalyan side and Badlapur side. The route from Badlapur side is difficult to traverse.
• Average Expenditure: Rs 100.
• Bus Ticket from Kalyan to Kushivali - Rs 20. The buses ply every 15-20 mins and the frequency is quite good. Catch the bus going towards Malanggad.
• Ascend time: 3 to 3.5 hrs from Kushivali and 4-5 hrs from Badlapur side.
• Descend time: 2.5 to 3 hrs.
• Difficulty Level: Easy to Medium.
• Endurance and Stamina Level: High.
• Best time to visit from rainy season to winters.
• Carry about 3 litres of water.
• Use good grip trekking shoes/ketoes, wear track pants and full sleeve shirts as the hills are full of wild shrubs.
• The Tavli hill can be trekked from Badlapur side as well; but the route is treacherous and very difficult, no villager is there on this route, hence one can easily lose track of the location and eventually get lost. Hence use this route only if you are a professional trekker with ample trekking experience.

11 comments:

Thanks a lot.. do visit the place

This place would turn magical during monsoons for sure..one more trek on my to-do list..!!

Nice info Madhur

Good blog very informative

Very much informative

Thanks.. do visit the place

Tahuli region is Less explored & neglected trekking spot.trekking ecscription is fluid & Impressive.good experience.informative & well written blog.

Thanks Dnyaneshwar, do visit the place; happy trekking.. :)

Nice blog, much info is given here like ticket price, how to reach, etc.. good and informative

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I started trekking in the Sahyadri mountains in 2017 and one thing I realized with great excitement is that there are many such places for tourism in Sahyadri. The Sahyadri has many hills, forts, waterfalls, rivers, lakes, forests, wildlife sanctuaries, etc. which are or can be excellent tourist destinations, so all that is needed is to share the information related to treks and tourist places in the Sahyadri mountains to reach all the peoples out there. 

With that, I am also an enthusiast who wants to do treks and travel all over India.

This is a small attempt to present to you my exploration of the Sahyadri mountains and India.

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Tahuli Reverse Waterfall

Date : 15th August, 2023 Grade : Moderate Cost : ₹ 700 Highest Altitude : 1600 feet (488m)

Major Attraction : Reverse waterfall Multiple water streams on route View of Malanggad and Chanderi mountain range

Meeting Point : Kalyan bus depot (in Kalyan West, near Platform No. 1) at 07.00 am (After reaching meeting point, call our trek leader. Contact detail will be provided on the event day)

Trek Duration : 2 hours ascend, 2 hours descend, 3 hours trail walk

Water Sources : Base village

Washroom Facilities : Base village

Technical Climb : No

Base Village : Khushivali

Trek Elevation : 1600 feet (from base village)

Nearby City : Kalyan

Mode of Transport : Eeco or Omni from Kalyan

Vehicle Travel Distance : 15 kms one way

Vehicle Travel Duration : 45 mins one way

Batch Size : Minimum 7, Maximum 35 participants

Tentative Schedule :

07:00 am : Meet near Kalyan bus depot and move towards base village 08:00 am : Reach base village and have breakfast

08:30 am : Start trek with short briefing and introduction 12:00 noon : Reach Reverse waterfall point and explore 01:00 pm : Have lunch (Bring your own) 01:30 pm : Start descend

04:00 pm : Take break at water stream near base. 05:30 pm : Reach base village and have snacks

06:30 pm : Start return journey 07:30 pm : Reach Kalyan

Cost Inclusions :

Travel from Kalyan to Kalyan by private vehicle

Evening snacks

First aid, guide and expertise charges only

Things to Carry :

2 litres of water

Windcheater

Packed lunch or snacks for lunch

Trekking shoes (Action Trekking or Coaster CTR shoes are recommended, avoid Forclaz/Quechua/Running/Other sports shoes for treks in Maharashtra)

Glucon D or Elecrolyte Powder

Medicine as necessary to you

Important Note :

1) We will be only trekking till reverse waterfall point to be able to come back on time (and not till Dadima Pinnacle (Top) which is another 1-1.5 hours steep climb one way from this point). Dadima Pinnacle is situated at 2450 feet, Tahuli reverse waterfall at 1600 feet.

Overview : 

Tahuli is hidden gem situated in outskirts of Mumbai. This trek is near Kalyan and the neighbouring mountain to the famous Malanggad. This trek has a lot to offer. One can not explore the entire Tahuli region in a day. There are few water streams to start the trek with an easy walk of 45 mins. Once you cross the streams, the climb of 1.5 hours starts through forest and rocky terrain followed by a forest walk of 30 mins and you will reach the reverse waterfall point. If it is windy and rains then we can get to see the waterfall droplets coming in reverse direction. On this trek we will go only till this point, whereas there is a lot more at Tahuli. Dadima Pinnacle and Paach Pir are 2 sides of Tahuli, exploring them will take more than a day. Tahuli Reverse Waterfall trek is a moderate level trek, which can be done by fit beginners as well.

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Tahuli comes under the regions of Kalyan, Karjat and Panvel. Tahuli cannot be called a fort. It is famous mainly for its three pinnacles. Heights pinnacles and difficult ways render Tahuli a significant one. However, the significance itself makes Tahuli a neglected place.

Height: 3487 ft Approx

Region: Kalyan

Meeting Point: Kalyan Station

We will start with the 05:46 AM CSMT - Karjat Fast Local (Time table given below)

05:46 AM - CSMT

05:53 AM - Byculla

05:59 AM - Dadar

06:06 AM - Kurla

06:10 AM - Ghatkopar

06:25 AM - Thane

06:41 AM - Dombivli

06:50 AM - Kalyan

People may board the same local from the station of their convenience and meet our team members at Kalyan Station.

06:55 AM - Leave for Tahuli base village by local jeep.

08:00 AM - Reach base village and have Breakfast

08:30 AM - Start hiking towards Tahuli post introduction session.

11:00 AM - Reach Tahuli Peak and experience the mesmerizing view from Tahuli and enjoy the waterfall

12:00 PM - Start to descend

02:00 PM - Reach base village and have lunch.

03:00 PM - Leave for Kalyan

04:00 PM - Reach Kalyan and leave for Mumbai with good memories

Cost : 800/- Per Person

Inclusions:

• Traveling from Kalyan to Kalyan by local transport

• Breakfast, Lunch (N-Veg depend on availability)

• Professional Expertise charges.

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Exclusions:

• Meals during travel

• Personal expenses

• Insurance of any kind

• Medical hospitalization, evacuation and related expenses

• Any item not covered under “Inclusions”

Cancellation Policy:

• 7+ days prior to the event - 50% of the amount will be Non Refundable.

• 3+ days prior to the event - 70% of the amount will be Non Refundable.

• 2 days prior No Refund

Terms & Conditions:

• Camping places and Event timings (depends on weather conditions) are subject to change.

• Seat Availability needs to be confirmed before payment of the event.

• Please avoid wearing Jewelries.

• Smoking and consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited.

Meeting Point: Kalyan Railway station 07:00 AM

Things to Carry

• Proper Shoes (no sandals/crocs/slipper)
• Full Sleeve tshirt and Trackpant (avoid shorts)
• Raincoat/windcheater/poncho
• Extra Dry Clothes (for after Trek)
• Plastic bags for electronic items
• 2L Water bottle (Compulsory)
• Dry snacks for during trek

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