IRSHALGAD AFTER DEADLY LANDSLIDE 😨 | Thrilling Irshalgad trek | Must watch

Visiting Irshalgad after landslide accident
Irshalwadi was a picturesque village at around 3,700 feet (about 1,128 metres) above sea level, deep inside the Sahyadri forest range (Western Ghats) near the famous Irshalgad Fort in Raigad district of Maharashtra. Its 228 inhabitants, residing in 48 households, had to walk one hour to reach the village from the foothills. On the night of July 19, Irshalwadi was wiped out, and in its place stands a huge mound of earth that once formed the now-barren hillside.Only 142 of the 228 residents survived. After four days of relief work, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) suspended search operations as heavy rain had caused the bodies to decay. “Bringing out such bodies would be disrespectful to the deceased as well as to their families,” The State government declared in the Assembly. “There is also a fear of the spread of infectious diseases. So, after getting out 29 bodies and 57 still missing, the government has decided to suspend the search operation.” At least 180 personnel from five NDRF teams and the Thane Disaster Relief Force were involved in the search and rescue operations in continuous heavy rain.Rainfall induced landslideSoil moistureRainfallBasaltic terrain
Join me on an exhilarating trek to Irshalgad Fort, nestled in the Sahyadri range near Karjat. This monsoon adventure takes us through the scenic Irshalgad trek route, offering breathtaking views and insights into local history and culture.
🌧️ Experience the thrill of Irshalgad trek in monsoon season as we navigate through lush greenery and encounter the remnants of Irshalgad Fort's rich past. Learn about the recent Irshalgad accident and safety precautions for trekkers.
🚗 Discover how to reach Irshalgad from Karjat, starting our journey near Morbe Dam and exploring nearby attractions like Kalsubai trek, the highest peak in Maharashtra. Dive into the beauty of Sahyadri mountains and immerse yourself in nature with our Sahyadri vlog.
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🏞️ Witness the impact of recent Raigad landslide and Irshalwadi punarvasan efforts in our Marathi vlog series. Explore the resilience of local communities and their efforts to restore the natural beauty of the region.
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Riksha wale ne kitna charge kiya aur panvel se jana better hau ya karjat?

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Dada tumhi kase gelat gadavr Karan amhi 7 July gelelo pan chouk village che rahivasi amhala bolle ki gadavr jaun det nahit mhanun ahmi return aalo

[@abhranilchoudhury]

parth bhaiya vlog to achha lag raha hai lekin aur vi aise vlog banaya karo jaise last year karte the.loved these vlogs.

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Trying new style of vlogging. Keep supporting

[@krishnapandey8472]

Wow ❤ So nice place

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Yes! Sahyadris are beautiful ❤️

[@rejowankhan7264]

Parth be like iske liye toh mera chappal hi kaafi hai

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Bad example 😋

[@rupalvora1073]

Very nice place 👌

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Yes! Let’s go for a trek together soon!

[@abhranilchoudhury]

parth bhaiya manikgad wala trek mai to aur vi dhoop tha.

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Yes! You remember 😋

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Without shoes is it safe to do treking?

[@shubhamchaudhary5916]

Haan
Ye trek pe chalega

[@TheFreeBird]

No it's not.. always wear proper shoes and trekking gear even if it is an easy trek