Type                      Bhupatgad is a hill fort.     

Difficulty level      Bhupatgad fort is easy to trek. 

Height                    Bhupatgad is 1600feet (488 meters) above sea level.     

Base village / District / Taluka    Chinchwadi / Thane / Jawahar, Maharashtra,India.

This is a simple trek and you will reach the foothills of the fortress inside pretty much half an hour of strolling. Eventually, you will go over an open area (level). There is a medium estimated rectangular stone that has stone foot-shaped impressions.

You will need to pursue the privilege side of the level as this is barely noticeable. An alternate 30-minute walk will take you to the highest point of the post.

You enter the fort through a crushed entryway. There are 2 entryways, one is from north and one is from south however both of them are in terrible condition. In fact, the entire post is not in a decent state.

As you enter the stronghold you can see a Mahsoba's statue alongside a statue of Hanuman. Bhupatgad has a vast level. You can even now see a percentage of the fortress which is cleared out.

Some destroyed structures of royal residences can even now be seen.

Behind these demolished structures there are water tanks. You require about thirty minutes to see the whole fortification. From Bhupatgad, zones like Tringalwadi, Harihar, Trambakeshwar, Jawhar, and Mokhada can be seen.

Time to reach the top.

It takes 30 min to reach the foothills of the fort and from there, it is 30 min to reach the top of the fort.

Minimum Duration 

1 day.

Best time to visit the fort

October to February is the best time to visit the Bhupatgad fort.

Water Availability 

No, not available there is too shortage of water in the summer season.

Accommodation Availability

No, shelter is not available on the fort.

Places to visit on the Bhupatgad Fort 

Statue of God Mahsoba and statue of lord hanuman, ruined structures and some broken structures of water tanks.

way from Pune to Bhupatgad Fort

Pune to By Bus

Statue of God Mahsoba and statue of lord hanuman, ruined structures and some broken structures of water tanks.

Pune to By Train

From Pune junction there are trains available to Mumbai, which is 150 Kilometers from Pune junction, From Mumbai there are buses available to reach Jawhar, from Jawhar you can go Zapp village by local transport, from Zapp village Chinchwadi is 1 kilometers away. 

Pune to By Road

Route of Pune to Bhupatgad Fort 

Pune – Chinchwad – Lonavala – Khopoli - Panvel - Navi Mumbai – Mumbai – Goregaon East - Borivali East - Varsava – Pelhar - Manor - Kasa - Jawhar - Zapp village - Chinchwadi - Bhupatgad Fort.

Way from Mumbai to Bhupatgad Fort

Mumbai to By Bus

From Mumbai there are buses available to reach Jawhar, from Jawhar you can go Zapp village by local transport, from Zapp village Chinchwadi is 1 kilometers away.

Mumbai to By Train

From Mumbai there are no trains available to Jawhar.

Mumbai to By Road 

Route of Mumbai to Bhupatgad fort 

Mumbai - Navi Mumbai – Thane West – Pelhar - Saphale - Bhupatgad village – Bhupatgad Fort.

Jawahar Jaivilas Palace

The castle was built by Raje Yashwant Rao Maukne. The stone utilized for this is syenite which was brought from Kalidhond which is 5 km far from its location.it is said that when the work of royal residence was finished, the quarry from which the stone was concentrated was broken down and now the Geological Department of the Government of India has taken up to place the quarry.

The castle is an artful culmination of pink stone. There is an excellent arrangement with thick woods like foliage, having trees of cashew nut all over.

Hanuman Point

On the east side of the city from about 1 to 2 km from the heart of the city there was an old sanctuary of maruti which was encompassed by dim woods of cactus, therefore known as Katya Maruti mandir. Ahead of the Mandir, there is a valley.

The sanctuary is encompassed by a valley from three sides. The valley is almost 500 feet deep as the advancement is carried out the sanctuary is redesigned and now it is known as Hanuman Point.

Starting here at the time of night we can see the lights of trains in Kasara ghat in the day we can see the chronicled stronghold of Shahapur Maholi. Early in the morning, the valley of mountains is secured with dim haze marginally we can say that all over is water. But as the mist vanishes we can see wonderful greenery.

Just after that we can see the sun beams climbing from behind the hill. The valley otherwise called Devkobacha Kada among this our opportunity warrior and most cherished Veer Savarkar likewise exists here in his youth. The Hanuman Point (Sunrise Point) is a most lovely place from where we can see the first light delightful valley, high slopes & the Royal Jaivilas Palace.

Apart from these places, we can also see Sunset Point, Dabhosa Waterfall, Kalmandvi Waterfall, Jai sagarDam, Hiradpada Waterfall, Jai Vilas Palace, Shirpamal, Khadkhad Dam, Warli Painting's Etc.