Kaas Plateau with Sajjangad & Thoseghar Waterfall

• ID proof (Compulsory) 
• Full Pant & Full Shirt
• Raincoat/Jacket/Sweater
• Good quality Trekking shoes for Safety 
• Cap/Scarf/Hat
• Hand/Head torch
• Dry Snacks/Dry Fruits/Energy Bars/Energy Drinks etc
• Water Bottle(2 litres)
• Extra pair of clothes
• Hand sanitizer, Mask, Sunscreen, Mosquito repellent 
• Chappals/Flip-flops/ Sandals (Travel Comfy)
• Shawl/small blanket for bus journey.​​

• Please note that your registration will be confirmed only after the acceptance of complete trek/tour charges.
• Please check cancellation policy in case any refunds or cancellations. 
• First two seats will always be reserved for leaders to lead & show route to the driver. 
• Seats arrangement will be on first come first serve basis at the time of pickup and it will be same throughout journey. (Any disputes regarding seating arrangement would result in dismissal of both the parties and would not be liable for any refunds.) 
• Please make sure you are added in the whatsapp group 6-8 hours prior to the trip as all the pickup details.
• Food and Stay arrangements are done as per the availability & locations so kindly don't expect too luxurious. 
• Treks are arranged for the people who looking out for pocket friendly trips and are more about chasing experiences.
• Once the payment is completed, inform our team via sharing a screenshot/copy of the payment confirmation. Make sure the date, time, and UTR number are visible in the copy and please fill the registration form to confirm the names & age with the team.
• Your payment implies that you have read & complied with all our terms and conditions.​

• '75℅ Refund' of total trip cost, if cancelled before 21 days prior to the trip date.
• '50℅ Refund' of total trip cost, if cancelled before 14 days prior to the trip date.
• '25℅ Refund' of total trip cost, if cancelled before 7 days prior to the trip date. 
• "No Refund" if cancelled less than 7 days before the event date.
• "The advance booking amount paid is non refundable."
• 'No Show, No Refund'
• Trip Tickets cannot be transferred to another date against cancellation.
• Trip Tickets can be transferred to another person of same age group, replaced by you against cancellation.
• If Event gets cancelled by us, we will refund "Trip Amount" only.
• "NO REFUND" will be given due to sudden closure of the destinations, natural or unexpected calamities after reaching the venue.
• If the event is cancelled due to any natural calamity, political unrest or other such reasons beyond our control the same cancellation policy will apply.

•  Refund timeline :- Refund will be credited within 7 working days to your bank account

• Are washrooms available on the trek?

Washrooms are available at the base village only. No facility is available during the trek.  

• Is this trek safe for girls?

This trek is completely safe for girls And have separate changing rooms.

• What about extra baggage?

You can safely keep your extra bags in bus

• Are changing rooms available?

​Changing rooms and washrooms are available at the base village

• What are the pickup points?

Pick up is available if your location comes in between our route for this you have to contact us before.

• What is the type of bus?

The bus is NON/AC Tempo Traveler with decent seating comfort.

A One-Day Trip from Pune: Kaas Plateau, Sajjangad, and Thoseghar Waterfall

If you're looking for a scenic one-day getaway from Pune that combines nature, history, and adventure, the Kaas Plateau, Sajjangad, and Thoseghar Waterfall trip is perfect. Each destination offers something unique, from mesmerizing landscapes and historical sites to breathtaking waterfalls. Here's a detailed guide to help you make the most of this adventure-packed day trip.

1 : Kaas Plateau – The Valley of Flowers

Start your journey early in the morning to reach the Kaas Plateau, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, also known as the Valley of Flowers of Maharashtra. Located near Satara, this plateau transforms into a vibrant carpet of wildflowers during the monsoon and post-monsoon months. Over 850 species of flowering plants, many of which are rare and endemic, bloom here, creating a stunning spectacle of colors against the backdrop of lush green hills.

Things to Do at Kaas Plateau

• Flower Walks : Wander through trails surrounded by seasonal blooms like orchids, lilies, and balsams.
• Photography : Capture the rare beauty of wildflowers and the panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
• Kaas Lake : Take a short walk to the serene Kaas Lake, offering a peaceful break amidst nature.

 2 : Sajjangad – A Historical and Spiritual Retreat

The final resting place of Sant Ramdas, the spiritual guru of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

After soaking in the floral beauty of Kaas, head to Sajjangad, one of the most revered forts in Maharashtra. Situated atop a hill, Sajjangad offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and the Urmodi Dam. More than just a fort, Sajjangad holds great spiritual importance as it is the samadhi (resting place) of Sant Ramdas, the spiritual advisor to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Things to Do at Sajjangad

• Explore the Fort : Walk through the remnants of the fort and visit temples dedicated to Lord Ram and Sant Ramdas.
• Spiritual Experience : Engage in meditation or join the daily prayers at the temple.
• Trek to the Top : The climb is moderate and takes about 30-45 minutes. The view from the top, especially during the monsoon, is breathtaking.

3: Thoseghar Waterfall – A Spectacle of Nature's Power

The final stop of the day is the majestic Thoseghar Waterfall, one of the highest waterfalls in Maharashtra, with a drop ranging from 500 to 1000 feet. Surrounded by dense forests and valleys, the waterfall is a stunning sight, especially during the monsoon season when it is in full flow. The thunderous sound of water cascading down the cliffs creates a serene yet awe-inspiring ambiance.

Things to Do at Thoseghar :

• Waterfall Viewing : There's a well-maintained viewing platform that offers a great view of the falls.
• Trekking : Take short trails around the waterfall to enjoy the lush greenery and possibly spot some local wildlife.
• Photography : The misty waterfall and verdant surroundings are perfect for photography enthusiasts.

A one-day trip to Kaas Plateau, Sajjangad, and Thoseghar Waterfall offers an unforgettable experience filled with natural beauty, spiritual calm, and a dose of adventure. Perfect for nature lovers, history buffs, and those seeking a peaceful retreat from the city!

• Feel the excitement of trekking through dense forests,
• Embark on a journey through picturesque landscapes, encompassing verdant valleys, misty peaks, and untouched woodlands.
• Take a refreshing dip in the cool waters of the waterfall

Kaas Pathar: Maharashtra’s Valley of Flowers

Kaas Pathar, also known as the Kaas Plateau, is a breathtaking highland in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, renowned for its seasonal blooms that transform the region into a vibrant, multicolored carpet of wildflowers. Situated about 25 km from Satara, it is recognized as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site and is often compared to the famous Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand.

Floral Diversity and Natural Beauty

The unique ecosystem of Kaas Pathar supports over 850 species of flowering plants, many of which are rare and endemic to the region. These flowers bloom during the monsoon season, from late August to October, creating a kaleidoscope of colors. You'll find varieties of orchids, lilies, balsams, and carnivorous plants like Drosera, scattered across the plateau. The stunning scenery, with flowers swaying in the cool mountain breeze, offers an unparalleled visual treat.

Biodiversity Hotspot
Kaas Plateau lies in the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its rich biodiversity. Apart from the flowers, the plateau is home to many species of insects, birds, and butterflies. It plays a vital role in conserving Maharashtra’s unique flora and fauna, making it a favorite spot for botanists, researchers, and nature enthusiasts.

Kaas Lake
At one end of the plateau lies Kaas Lake, a serene water body surrounded by lush greenery. The lake provides a peaceful retreat and adds to the charm of the plateau. Many visitors take a short trek to the lake after exploring the flowers, as it offers calmness and solitude away from the more crowded flower trails.

When to Visit Kaas Pathar 
The best time to visit Kaas Pathar is between late August and October, when the flowers are in full bloom. During this period, the plateau transforms into a floral wonderland, attracting nature lovers, photographers, and trekkers alike. However, because the ecosystem is fragile, visitor numbers are restricted, so it’s essential to book your visit in advance.

Entry Guidelines and Eco-Conservation
To preserve the plateau’s delicate environment, the Maharashtra government has implemented strict guidelines. Visitors must obtain entry passes before visiting, and there are limitations on the number of daily visitors. Littering and damaging the flora are strictly prohibited, and visitors are encouraged to maintain eco-friendly practices.

Nearby Attractions

Kaas Plateau can be combined with other nearby attractions like Thoseghar Waterfall, Sajjangad, and Chalkewadi Windmill Farms to make your trip even more exciting and fulfilling.

Kaas Pathar is truly a paradise for nature lovers, offering an unparalleled experience of the monsoon’s beauty in Maharashtra. Whether you’re a botany enthusiast or simply seeking to escape the city for a day, this natural wonder will leave you awe-inspired with its fleeting but unforgettable bloom.