Gurudwara Fatehgarh Sahib
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A VISIT TO GWALIOR FORT
It is around 4 km from Railway station, you can take an auto or book a cab, which will cost you around Rs 50 – Rs 70 and drop you at the main gate of the fort. Surprisingly, it is only around 2 km if you chose to go by walking.
The distance is 12 km from the airport and again you will have to either book a cab or take an auto.
The public transport is not that good in Gwalior so you will have to rely mostly on the private buses or autos which operate on the fixed routes. I found the rates of these private transports fairly reasonable as compared to other major cities I have visited.
Gujari Mahal:
For Indians: Rs 20
For Foreigners: Rs 200
Karan and Vikram Mahal:
For Indians: Rs 40 (payment via card) / Rs 50 if you give cash
For Foreigners: Rs 400 / Rs 500
Raja Man Singh Palace:
For Indians: Rs 20
For Foreigners: Rs 200
HARIHAR FORT TREK
If you use public transport, then you’ll first have to reach Nashik from wherever you are on Earth. Take a bus from Nashik to Trimbakeshwar (famous for its jyotirlinga temple). From here there is no public transport to the trekking area, you will have to book an auto for the base village, Harshewadi, which is around 12 km from Trimbakeshwar.
If you are going on your own, then put Harshewadi Village in Google maps and you are good to go.
A ₹10 fee is charged by the forest department for this trek and you’ll get a receipt for that.
GANGTOK: Guide to planning your travel
KALAVANTIN DURG - PRABALGAD - KALABURJ
If you are planning to go by public transport then you will first have to reach the nearest railway station, Panvel, from there you will get regular autos to Durg’s parking. From parking, you walk up for 3kms to the base village and start the actual trek. Along the way, you’ll have places to eat and stay.
If you are going by your own vehicle then put “Kalavantin Durg Parking” in Google maps or click here.
All of these three share the common starting point.