Kalsubai

The Kalsubai peak rises 1,646 meters above sea level, featuring steep terrain with basalt formations and networks of steel ladders for climbing access.

The mountain received its name from a tribal sister named Kalsubai, while another peak in the vicinity bears the name Ratangad after her sister Ratnabai.

A temple at the summit hosts prayer services twice per week and draws local villagers during the annual Navratri festival celebration.

The trek starts from Bari village and covers 13.2 kilometers round trip, with steel railings and chains installed along difficult sections for safety.

The mountain forms part of the Kalsubai-Harishchandragad Wildlife Sanctuary, containing high-altitude forests where flowers bloom after monsoon rains.

Location: Akola

Elevation above the sea: 1,646 m

Made from material: basalt, laterite

GPS coordinates: 19.60031,73.71095

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:01