Celebrating the spirit of three festivals, winter time at Forest Hills bring wind and sunny skies, c...
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Sankranti-Lohri-Pongal Celebrating the spirit of three festivals, winter time at Forest Hills bring wind and sunny skies, creating perfect condition for the kite festival at our Campground. Who wouldn’t enjoy flying kite at the peak of a mountain with no barriers of wires and poles. We are avoiding Chinese manjha and adapting to eco-friendly manjha which persists in the environment for a much longer time. This festive night we are bringing North-South-West together and enlightening the expressions of joy and prosperity ushered in by a fresh harvest. End your day with Lohri bonfire and music to dance on.
Itinerary
January 12
1:00 PM - Check-in / Welcome drink
01:30 PM - Lunch
03:00 PM - Kite making workshop
04:00 PM - Fly a kite with your bucket list written on
05:30 PM - Sankranti delicacies with a beautiful sunset view
08:00 PM - Music, Lohri Bonfire & BBQ
09:00 PM - Festive Dinner
10:00 PM - Movie under the stars
January 13
07:00 AM - Jungle trail to Kuda Caves
09:00 AM - Breakfast
10:00 AM - Visit to Petting Zoo and Organic Farm
11:00 AM - Check-out
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By Train:
The campground is 160 kilometers away from Mumbai city, so one can reach to us by trains. Roha, Mangaon, and Indapur are three nearest stations from Forest Hills at Tala. From the station, you can get an auto or we can arrange for a pick up at an additional cost.
Drive Your Own:
Drive down to the Campground in your own vehicle (Yaaaay! Road Tripp!)
Pick Up and Drop:
To and fro Mumbai and Forest Hills transportation by car or a bus for a larger group can be arranged at an additional cost.
Catch a Speed Boat or a Ferry:
You can book a speedboat or a ferry from the Gateway of India, and choose our car service from Mandwa Jetty to Tala, Raigad.
Pet Friendly
You don't have to go out of the way to find a pet-friendly establishment. At Forest Hills, we understand that your dog is a part of your family. So why would you leave them behind? The good news, of course, is that forests and dogs are made for each other. There are leaves to gambol in, creatures to sniff out and miles and miles of land to explore.
Travel Petiquette
For a pleasant getaway with your pet, here are some common, tips to keep in mind:
