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🌄 Asava Fort Trek | 🏰 Hidden Gem of Boisar-Palghar | 🚶♂️ Offbeat Adventure Awaits! Embark on an exciting journey to Asava Fort 🏰, also known as Asawa Fort or Asavagad, a hidden gem in Boisar, Palghar! This offbeat trek offers a stunning sunset view 🌅, historical significance, and a thrilling adventure away from the crowds. If you’re looking for an easy yet rewarding trek near Mumbai, Asava Fort is perfect! 🧭 Offline Navigation Map 🗺️ 🔗 https://www.komoot.com/tour/203226454... ▶️ Follow me on Kamoot App for upcoming treks and route navigation. ⏳ Timeline: 00:00 📜 Asava Fort Info and History (Preview) 00:23 🚗 How To Reach Base From Mumbai 01:11 🏡 Warangade Gaon (Base Village) 01:52 🌊 Asava Reservoir (Mini Goa) 02:48 🧭 Asava Fort Correct Route (Complete Guide) 05:36 🐆🐍 Asawa Fort Wildlife Info (Jungle Route and Elevation) 07:40 🗺️ Asava Fort Map and Spots Info 08:44 🏰 Kotache Avshesh (Fort Residue) 09:21 💧 Panyache Taaki (Natural Water Tanks) 10:17 🏞️ Baandhuv Taaki (Biggest Water Tank) 10:50 🚪 Maha Darwaja and Mama Che Gaav Route 11:57 🚰 Khodiv Taaki (Water Tanks Before Secret Cave) 12:26 🔦 Route to Gupta Gupha (Secret Cave) 13:11 🕳️ Gupt Gufaa 14:14 🏘️ Mamache Gaav (Gundale Village Base) Route Info 14:39 🌄 Trek Vlog Ending with the Sunset View Point 📜 About Asava Fort: Perched at an elevation of 1,070 feet ⛰️, Asava Fort played a crucial role in protecting trade routes and ensuring regional defense. The fort’s history dates back centuries, witnessing the rule of the Gujarat Sultanate, the Portuguese, the Marathas, and the British. 📖 Historical Timeline: 📌 Ancient Period: Built to oversee and safeguard trade routes connecting Dahanu and Tarapur ports with inland areas. 📌 Medieval Era: Came under the Gujarat Sultanate, followed by Portuguese control, influencing the fort’s architecture. 📌 Maratha Period: In 1683, the Marathas briefly captured Asava Fort, but the Portuguese regained control until Chimaji Appa’s Vasai campaign of 1727 when the Marathas permanently took over. 📌 British Era: In 1818, Captain Dickinson of the British East India Company captured the fort, marking the start of British rule. 🏛️ Architectural Features: 🔹 Fortifications 🏰 – Stacked stone walls showcasing historic construction techniques. 🔹 Cannons ⚔️ – The fort has cannons mounted on wooden rails with wheels, reflecting its military importance. 🔹 Water Tank 💧 – A massive 50x20x15 ft tank, with one side carved from a single monolithic stone. 🔹 Caves 🏕️ – Three caves, with the largest measuring 70x50 ft, believed to be used for shelter and storage. ⛈️ Monsoon Conditions & Risks 🌧️ Trekking to Asava Fort during the monsoon season can be both beautiful and risky. The trail becomes slippery due to wet rocks and loose soil, so proper trekking shoes are highly recommended. Be cautious on steep ascents and descents, as some sections might have overgrown grass hiding the trail. Leeches and insects are also common, so carrying salt or insect repellent is advisable. 🥾 Trek Routes & Navigation 🛣️ There are two main routes to reach Asava Fort: 1️⃣ Wangade Gaon Route (Preferred Route) 🚶♂️ ✅ This is the most commonly used trail, well-trodden and easier to navigate. ✅ The route passes through scenic landscapes, small rocky patches, and dense forest areas. ✅ Best suited for beginners and regular trekkers. 2️⃣ Mamachagaon Route 🌿 (Less Used, Can Be Avoided) ⚠️ This route has overgrown grass as very few trekkers use it. ⚠️ The trail is less visible and can be difficult to navigate during the monsoon. ⚠️ You might have to clear the path yourself, making it more challenging. 🚫 It’s better to avoid this route unless you have prior experience with offbeat treks. ℹ️ Trek Details: ⛰️ Difficulty: Easy to Moderate 🕒 Duration: 1.5 - 2 hours (one way) 📍 Location: Boisar, Palghar, Maharashtra 📅 Best Time to Visit: Monsoon & Winter (June to February) 🌿 This offbeat trek near Mumbai offers breathtaking panoramic views, historical ruins, and an unforgettable adventure! Watch the full vlog for trek details, route info, and stunning drone shots of Asava Fort! 🚁 🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, SHARE 📤 & SUBSCRIBE 🔴 for more adventure vlogs! #AsavaFort 🏰 #AsavaFortTrek ⛰️ #OffbeatTrek 🚶♂️ #BoisarTrek 🌿 #PalgharTrek 🏞️ #FortsNearMumbai 🌄 #MaharashtraTrek 🏕️ #SunsetTrek 🌇