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Devkund Waterfall Trek
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A Refreshing Monsoon Trek to Maharashtra’s Hidden Waterfall Paradise

Duration1 Day
Altitude2,700 ft.
DifficultyEasy
Best SeasonJune to February
Starting from
₹1,549
per person • 5% GST extra
Trip Overview

Why Choose Devkund Waterfall Trek

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Route & Visuals

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Explore the Route from Pune to Devkund Waterfall via Bhira Village

Quick Map Facts

Region Bhira Village, Raigad, Maharashtra
Best Season June to February
Pickup Point Pune / Bhira Village
Duration 1 Day
Altitude 2,700 ft.
Difficulty Easy
Detailed Itinerary

Day by Day Plan

One-Day Monsoon Adventure Through Scenic Forest Trails & Waterfalls

Day 1
Pune – Bhira Village – Devkund Waterfall Trek – Return to Pune
Travel ModeNon-AC Bus
Trek DistanceApprox. 6–7 km (round trip)
Trek Time4–5 Hours
HighlightTurquoise waterfall pool surrounded by forests
Inclusion & Exclusion

Know clearly what is covered and not covered

Everything Included for a Comfortable Trekking Experience

Inclusions

  • Travel in Non-AC bus from Pune to Pune
  • Trek to Devkund Waterfall
  • Breakfast
  • Veg lunch
  • Experienced trek leaders and team captains
  • Entry fees and permits
  • Guided trekking experience
  • Basic first aid support
  • Group coordination and assistance
  • Trek management support

Exclusions

  • Personal expenses
  • Insurance
  • Bottled water and beverages
  • Evening snacks and dinner
  • Personal trekking gear
  • Emergency evacuation charges
  • Any additional sightseeing expenses
  • Tips and gratuities
  • GST (if applicable)
  • Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Preparation

Before You Go

Essential Readiness Tips for a Safe Waterfall Trek Experience

Clothing

  • Thermal inner layers for upper and lower body
  • Fleece or padded mid-layer jacket
  • Water-resistant outer jacket and trekking pants
  • Woollen cap, sun cap, gloves, and extra socks

Gear Essentials

  • Good trekking shoes with ankle grip and sole traction
  • Backpack with rain cover and small day pouch if needed
  • Headlamp / torch with spare batteries
  • Reusable water bottles / hydration support

Personal Items

  • Sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, and basic toiletries
  • Personal medicines and small health kit
  • Power bank and charging cable
  • ID proof and cash for small local expenses

Recommended Fitness Preparation

Focus Area Recommended Practice Suggested Frequency
Cardio Endurance Brisk walking, stair climbing, jogging, cycling, or incline treadmill work 4-5 days / week
Leg Strength Squats, lunges, step-ups, calf raises, and controlled bodyweight training 3-4 days / week
Core Stability Planks, side planks, and basic mobility work for better balance on trail 3 days / week
Loaded Walks Walking with a light backpack to simulate trekking effort 1-2 days / week

Ideal Readiness Graph

Walking Endurance
Strong
Leg Strength
Good
Recovery Capacity
Moderate+
Cold Weather Readiness
Important

Medical Readiness Checklist

Medical Point What You Should Do
Pre-existing Condition Inform the organiser in advance if you have asthma, heart issues, blood pressure concerns, or any major medical history.
Personal Medication Carry all prescribed medicines in adequate quantity and keep them easily accessible during both road and trek days.
Hydration & Nutrition Stay hydrated and avoid skipping meals before and during the trek to maintain energy levels and reduce fatigue.
Cold Protection Layering properly is essential to avoid discomfort, energy loss, and cold-related exhaustion in winter conditions.
Doctor Consultation If unsure about your fitness or health, take medical advice before booking or before departure.
Important Note

This section is only a general preparation guide. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Every trekker should make decisions based on their own health condition and doctor's recommendation where needed.

Reach the Base

How to Reach

Most travelers first reach Pune and then continue toward Bhira Village by road. Bhira Village serves as the starting point for the Devkund Waterfall Trek. Below is a simple route understanding for planning your journey smoothly.

From Pune

Pune acts as the primary starting point for reaching Bhira Village and the Devkund Waterfall trek region.

  1. 1
    Reach PuneTravel to Pune by train, bus, or flight. The city is well connected to major destinations across Maharashtra and nearby states.
  2. 2
    Drive to Bhira VillageFrom Pune, begin a scenic drive toward Bhira Village via Mulshi and Tamhini Ghat. The journey takes around 4–5 hours and offers beautiful views of valleys, waterfalls, and lush green landscapes.
  3. 3
    Arrive and Trek PreparationUpon reaching Bhira Village, meet the trek team, organize your essentials, and prepare for the trek briefing before starting the trail.

From Bhira Village

Bhira Village serves as the base point for the popular Devkund Waterfall Trek in the Sahyadri region.

  1. 1
    Begin Trek from Base VillageStart the trek through forest trails, river crossings, and scenic village paths while gradually moving toward the waterfall.
  2. 2
    Reach Devkund WaterfallThe trek leads to the stunning Devkund Waterfall, known for its crystal-clear water, rocky surroundings, and peaceful natural setting.
  3. 3
    Return to Bhira VillageAfter spending time near the waterfall, begin the return trek back to Bhira Village and continue the onward journey toward Pune.
Dates & Pricing

Upcoming Departures

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Booking Terms

Booking, Cancellation & Trek Guidelines

  • Bookings are confirmed only after the required advance payment is received.
  • Full payment should be completed within the timeline communicated by the organiser.
  • Participants must provide accurate personal information, emergency contact details, and any relevant health declaration before departure.
  • The organiser reserves the right to change logistics, stays, transport sequencing, or trek movement plans due to operational or safety reasons.
  • Cancellation charges may apply depending on how close the cancellation is to the departure date.
  • Any non-refundable bookings, permits, reserved transport, or accommodation advances may be deducted where applicable.
  • No refund is generally applicable for no-show, voluntary exit from trek, or personal discomfort after the trek has begun.
  • In case of weather, road, political, or force majeure disruptions, refund decisions depend on actual recoverable costs.
  • Trekking in the Himalaya involves natural risks, changing weather, uneven terrain, and remote conditions.
  • All participants are expected to follow the instructions of the trek leader and support team throughout the journey.
  • The organiser may remove a participant from the trek if behaviour risks group safety, discipline, or expedition flow.
  • Every trekker is responsible for carrying the required clothing, fitness level, and personal medicines suitable for the trek.
FAQ

Common Questions

Quick Answers Before You Plan Your Trek

Devkund is famous for its turquoise natural pool, scenic waterfall, and dense forest surroundings.

Yes, it is beginner-friendly but requires basic fitness.

Monsoon and post-monsoon seasons offer the best experience.

Swimming depends on weather and local authority guidelines. Deep water areas can be dangerous during monsoon.

The trek is easy to moderate with some slippery sections.

Good trekking shoes, raincoat, extra clothes, water bottle, and essentials.

Yes, breakfast and lunch are included.

Basic facilities are available near the base village.

Network connectivity may be weak in forest areas.

Yes, solo travelers regularly join Devkund group departures.

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