Naneghat & reverse waterfall trek Customisable

Naneghat is an ancient mountain pass in the Sahyadri (Western Ghats) near Junnar, Maharashtra. Built over 2,000 years ago during the Satavahana period, it served as an important trade route connecting the Konkan coast with the Deccan Plateau. The pass is famous for its rock-cut caves, Brahmi inscriptions, and ancient stone toll collection pot, reflecting its rich historical significance.

During the monsoon, Naneghat becomes one of Maharashtra's most popular trekking destinations, known for its breathtaking valley views, lush greenery, and the spectacular Reverse Waterfall—a rare phenomenon where strong winds push falling water upward, creating a gravity-defying sight.