Ulhas Valley

This range includes the valley of the Ulhas stream. Trains going from Mumbai to Pune move along this valley from Karjat in the Konkan to Khandala at the edge of the Deccan level. Khandala is at a tallness of 550m. The street course (Mumbai-Pune national roadway) moves from Khopoli to Khandala rather, as it is a shorter yet more extreme trip. Truth be told, the Khopoli-Khandala street is along the Bhor Ghat, which was an antiquated exchange course associating the ports at Choul, Revdanda, Panvel, and so forth on the Konkan coast and the hinterland on the Deccan level. The railroad from Mumbai to Pune was developed at a later stage in the nineteenth century , for which an alternate course in the Ghats area from Karjat to Khandala by means of Palasdari was cut out. Khandala is 25km from Karjat via train and 11km from Khopoli by street.

The base towns for treks around there are Khandpe, Sandshi and Kondiwade. This territory is very much associated by State transport administrations from Karjat to Kondiwade and from Karjat to Sandshi, both of which go through the town Khandpe. Every one of these towns are around 15km from Karjat. The Ulhas valley is a wonderful sight, especially in the storm, when there are a great deal of waterfalls spouting their way down. From Kondiwade or Sandshi the valley looks like three-fourths of a circle, and one can see prepares climbing the valley, going through passages, at customary interims.

For a trek to Bahiri and Kondheshwar sanctuary one ought to achieve Sandshi. For scaling to Dhak Plateau one needs to get to the town Moolgaon on Khandpe-Sandshi street. For going by Kondhane holes, Fort Rajmachi or the up-stream zone (which is known as Kataldara) of Ulhas waterway, one must achieve Kondiwade.

There used to be a transport at 8:00am from Karjat to Kondiwade. Be that as it may, nowadays, since transports to Kondiwade from Karjat appear to be drop, one can take a transport going to Sandshi and get off at Khandpe. It takes 10-15 minutes to stroll to Kondiwade from Khandpe. Be that as it may, rather than depending on transports, one can take those 8 seater sharing premise auto rickshaws (called Vikram locally) from Dahivali railroad span at Karjat (around 15 minutes stroll from Karjat Rly. Station) to Kondiwade. This is a more helpful and continuous method of transport from Karjat to Khandpe and Kondiwade. Now and then one discovers Vikrams employing from Karjat transport stop to Kondiwade and Khandpe.

Another passage course to the Ulhas valley is from Station Thakurwadi on the Karjat-Khandala segment on the Central Railway. Station Thakurwadi at 112 km from Mumbai is a necessary specialized end (as a security measure) for all trains descending the Ghats from Khandala to Karjat. A couple trains like the Deccan Express in the morning, Sinhagad Express at night and Sddheshwar Express in the night end at Station Thakurwadi (for the accommodation of the railroad representatives working in the Ghats segment), while climbing the Ghats from Karjat to Khandala. From Station Thakurwadi there are pathways diving down to Kondhane furthermore to the villa Mundhyachi Thakurwadi, both of which are on the banks of Ulhas stream. For going to Kondhane hollows and Rajmachi post this course from Thakurwadi station is now and again more advantageous.

Best time to Visit Ulhas Valley

Summer
Summer season in the city begins from the month of March and closures in June. Summer season in the city are very warm with temperature which going between 27 °C and 39 °C. Voyagers can abstain from going by the district in the month of April and May because of the hot and damp climate.

Rainstorm
Rainstorm begins from the month of July and carries on till September. The season of storm gives medium level of precipitation. For the most part, voyagers like to visit the locale in the storm as Karjat looks dazzling amid this time with staggering greenery that can bait anybody at first look. Rainstorm is the best time to visit Karjat.

Winter
From the month of December to February, the city encounters winter. For the most part in winters, the temperature is moderate which lies between 11 °C to 27 °Celsius. As of now voyagers can find some staggering destinations in this district.

How to Reach Ulhas Valley

By Air
The closest significant airplane terminal is Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai which is situated around 90 km from Karjat. Mumbai (Bombay) is all around connected to every single major citie in India. The air terminal additionally works non-stop flights and associates the city with numerous urban communities abroad. There are quantities of taxi and transports accessible from outside the air terminal that offer agreeable trip to explorers.

By Rail
Karjat is one of the significant railroad stations which go under the Mumbai railroad division. This spot is very much connected with significant parts of the nation through Mumbai rail head.