About The Event
Kalu Waterfall Trek - Hidden Monsoon Gem of Malshej Ghat
Kalu Waterfall is a 1,200-foot 365-meter, five-tier cascade located in God Valley near Malshej Ghat, Maharashtra. Born from the
Kalu River that originates in the Harishchandragad range, it is the largest waterfall in the Malshej region and is best visited during the monsoon season June to September. The base village is Sawarne in Junnar Taluka, Thane district.
Tucked deep in Maharashtra scenic Malshej region, the waterfall sits in a remote valley that local villagers have long called God Valley - a name earned by its untouched beauty and the way the mist-wrapped cliffs seem to swallow sound itself. The trek brings you to within two kilometres of the main cascade, close enough to feel the spray on your face. A second, lesser-known waterfall pours down a gorge to the right of the main falls, often overlooked by hurried visitors.
Day 0 - Friday/ Saturday Night
10.30 pm - Meet the team at Borivali National Park.
10.45 pm - Leave for the trek
11.15 pm - Pick up from Andheri WEH
11.30 pm - Pick up from Kalanagar Bus Stop on Highway (Bandra)
11.45 pm - Pick up from Sion Station Circle
12.00 am -Pick up from Amar Mahal, Ghatkopar
12.25 am - Pick up from Teen Hath Naka, Thane
01.00 am - Pick up from Kalyan Bypass
Day 1 - Saturday / Sunday
04.00 am - Reach the base village & rest in the bus
05.00 am - Wake up & freshen up
05.30 am - Have tea & Breakfast
06.30 am - Group Introduction
07.00 am - Start the trek through the unexplored Kalu Waterfall
02.00 pm - Return to the start point
03.00 pm - Freshen up & have lunch
04.00 pm - Return journey to Mumbai
09.30 pm - Reach Mumbai Approx.
Inclusion
Transportation from Mumbai to Mumbai by AC bus.
Unlimited Breakfast & Lunch.
Washroom & Changing Facilities at the bottom.
Entry Fees.
Trek India Expertise Representatives.
First-aid assistance
Exclusion
All kinds of extra meals / soft drinks ordered
Insurance, tips, porters, bottled mineral water, aerated drinks, etc
Any kind of personal expenses.
Any kind of cost that is not mentioned in the cost included above
All expenses incurred due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances, like roadblocks and bad weather.
Things to Carry
Comfortable trekking shoes with good grip
Torch with extra batteries
Identity Proof
2/3 litres of water (Very Important)
An extra pair of Floaters/Sandals.
Some Dry Fruits / Dry Snacks / Energy Bars
Some ready-to-eat food (Like plum cakes, biscuits, etc.)
A haversack to put all your belongings in. Keep your hands free while trekking.
Double pack your valuable / phones in plastic bags
Rainise expected, so pack your bags accordingly to save them from getting wet
Personal Medicine
