Anand Mahindra shares video of death-defying trek at Kalavantin Durg in Maharashtra

Rising up to 2,300 feet above sea level, Kalavantin Durg is a pinnacle fort with a history that dates back to the 5th century. Its imposing structure and historical significance make it a popular destination for trekkers seeking a physical and exhilarating challenge. The trek commences from the picturesque base at Thakurwadi village, located near Panvel. As trekkers set foot on the trail, they are immediately embraced by the lush green Sahyadri mountain range. As the journey progresses, the surroundings transition into a rocky terrain, and the real adventure begins.

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The highlight of the Kalavantin Durg trek is the infamous rock-cut steps that lead to the fort's pinnacle. These steps, often referred to as "Stairway to Heaven," present a challenge with a staggering 60-degree incline. As trekkers ascend, they must rely on determination, sturdy footwear, as they support and motivate each other through the demanding climb.

The adrenaline rush peaks as climbers navigate the narrow, exposed sections of the trail, adding an element of thrill and excitement to the expedition. The panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and lush landscapes serve as a reward for the trekkers' efforts, enticing them to push forward and reach the summit.

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