Ravlya-Javlyaरवळ्या जावळ्या
Twin forts on one exposed ridge, done as a pair in a single long day.
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North Sahyadri
North Sahyadri
Best time to visit15 October to 28 February
Good seasonsPost-monsoon (October to November), Winter (December to February)
DifficultyDifficult
Height1200 m above sea level
Time needed6 hrs
Base and nearbyBabhulwadi, Chandwad
EntryFree
About Ravlya-Javlya
Twin forts on one ridge, usually done as a pair in a single long day, with Saptashrungi and Markandeya in view for most of it. The connecting section is narrow and exposed in places, which is what makes it a step up from the rest of the Chandwad group.
What to see and do
- Two summits on one ridge walk
- Exposed connecting traverse
- Views to Saptashrungi and Markandeya
- Cisterns on both tops
Part of Sahyadri (Western Ghats).
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