Visapur Fort Trek | Waterfall Steps Climbing Experience Near Pune

Visapur Fort Trek | Waterfall Steps Climbing Experience Near PuneVisapur Fort Trek — Monsoon Magic - Climbing Through Gushing WaterfallsVisapur Fort is built on the same plateau as Lohagad. It is larger and higher than Lohagad. Built in the early 1700s by Balaji Vishwanath, the first Peshwa of the Maratha Empire, the fort is famous for its monsoon waterfall stairs where trekkers literally hike up against active stream flows.Visapur Fort Trek details

Difficulty: Moderate

Distance: 6.5 km (Round Trip)

Duration: 3 - 4 Hours

Elevation: 1,084 meters (3,556 ft)

Best season: Monsoon (July to September)

Starting point: Bhaje Village / Patan Village

Route: Follow the forest route from Bhaje village that merges into the famous rocky waterfall stairs channel.

What you will see

Bhaje Caves (near base)

Hanuman carving

Ruined Stone Palace

Large Water Cisterns

Safety tips

Wear high-grip waterproof shoes. You will be walking directly in running water streams.

Keep electronic items protected in zip-lock bags inside a waterproof backpack cover.

Avoid standing near the edge of the fort walls during heavy wind gusts.

Frequently asked questionsIs there water logging on the fort?Yes, during heavy rains, water drains off through the steps creating an active waterfall, which is the main attraction.Can we do Lohagad and Visapur on the same day?It is physically possible but exhausting. We recommend doing them on separate days to enjoy both fully.Organised by Karawaan — also spelled Karwaan or Karwan — Pune's non-profit, shared-expense trekking community. Karawaan Pune trekking community