# 3 Trek to Alang Madan fort on 20th - 21st December 2014 DAY ONE


Alang fort located in the Kalsubai range in Nasik district is considered to be among the most difficult treks that one can embark on in Maharashtra. There are certain patches in the trek route to Alang where your rock climbing skills also will be tested to a great extend!!
Alang, Madan and Kulang are adjoining peaks and the most prominent among them is Kulang. Standing at the edge of the Ghats, it commands a fabulous view all around and tough climb is amply rewarded by a most fascinating sunset.

About:
Alang (4852 ft): The beautiful Alang Fort lies in the Nashik region. Top of the fort is huge plateau. There are two caves on the fort for staying and 11 water cisterns arranged in a Cascade formation & a dilapidated storage room.
Mandan (4841 ft): It is considered to be one of the most difficult forts to climb among all the forts in the Sahyadris. The area of the fort is quite small as compared to Alang and Kulang, its adjoining forts. There are only two water tanks on top of the fort. The area visible from the top of the fort is quite scenic
Trek Schedule:
19th Dec 2014 (Friday Ngt):
Our journey start with 2nd last kasara local as Train time table given below
Kasara Super fast Local till Mulund (N):we reach before 5 min to the appropriate platforms as this is fast local till mulund then it will halt at all station. If you miss train you will miss the trek.
CST: 10.48 pm           Bycalla: 10.55 pm            Dadar: 11.02 pm
Kurla: 11.10 pm          Ghatkopar: 11.15 pm       Mulund: 11.25 pm
Thane: 11.30 pm        Dombivali: 11.52 pm        Kalyan: 12.00 am
Titwala: 12.15 am       Asangaon: 12.38 am        Kasara: 01.18 am
20th Dec 2014 (Sat):
02.15 am: started journey till Ambewadi by private Jeeps from kasara.
04.15 am: Reached to Ambevadi , take rest here.
07.30 am: Good Morning with Tea and Breadkfast.
08.30 am: With intro start for adventurous trek.
09.05 am: Start for trek.
11.30 pm: Mid of Alang - Madan cave & have lunch.
12.30 pm: Start for Madan with 25 ft climb & Explore the top.
04.00 pm: Back to cave & get ready to climb Alang 45 ft Patch climb.
06.00 pm: Evening Refreshment.
08.30 pm: Have dinner & good ngt.
21st Dec 2014 (Sun) :
06.30 am: Wake up call.
07.30 am: Tea & Breakfast.
08.00 am: Explore Surrounding Of Alang.
09.00 am: Start Rappelling down Alang Patch .
01.30 pm: Reach to Ambewadi.
02.00 pm: Lunch.
03.05 pm: Return journey towards Dadar.
07:30 pm: Back to Dadar.

DAY 1

AMBEVADI VILLAGE
MYSELF






START OF TREK





























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