Konkan Kada Extreme -1800ft Rappelling

Konkan Kada is a spectacular, overhanging, semi-circular cliff on Harishchandragad fort in Maharashtra, India, known for its dramatic views of the Konkan region, especially at sunrise and sunset, and for natural phenomena like vertical cloud bursts and circular rainbows. It's a challenging destination for trekkers and adventure enthusiasts, also famous for its "reverse waterfall" during monsoons, where strong winds make water appear to flow upwards.Harishchandragad, a hill fort in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra, is one of the most challenging treks in the Western Ghats. Situated in the Malshej region of the ghats, Fort is quiet ancient, with its origin dating back to the sixth century.There are caves situated all over the fort, believed to be carved out in the eleventh century. The various temples and carvings in the caves indicate that the fort belongs to the medieval period, since it is related to Shaiva or Naath. Later, the fort was under the control of the Moguls. And by 1747, the Marathas captured it.Places: Konkan kada, HarishchandragadTrek Duration: Konkan kada 4 hours ( includes climbing and hiking) + KonkanKada 3 hours (Rappelling)Base Village : Khireshwar village.Group Size: Maximum of 16 participants excluding organizers.