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Aman Joglekar
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    You could hop on a local bus from Pune to the Raigad gate; the state runs a 5 a.m. service that drops you near the fort and is cheaper than a taxi. After the climb, staying in Mulshi keeps costs low The Green Gate Resort Mulshi offers decent rooms and is only about 27 km from the fort. It’s a short drive back for the next day’s hike.

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