Monday, September 24, 2012
As I had already covered a few points in Matheran, I decided to save time by not going to see them again. I didn’t have much time here, and it was better to explore places I hadn’t seen, rather than go over already seen territory. So I set off to see Alexander Point.
It took us around 30 minutes to reach this point.
There is a proper road that takes one there and there are well-marked signboards on the way, indicating the whereabouts of the place.
As the place is strewn with red mud, we were pretty sure that within no time we would get all dusty walking upon it, and that is exactly what happened.
At one place, I could locate Gabut Point and the small village below it from here. A lot of hill ranges and valleys around Matheran can be seen from here.
A note to those who might plan to travel here: There is no hotel here for refreshments so carry some water on the journey.
Our next pit stop, Rambaug Point, was also visible from here. Sitting here and enjoying the view of the countryside was a completely amazing feeling.
As I had already covered a few points in Matheran, I decided to save time by not going to see them again. I didn’t have much time here, and it was better to explore places I hadn’t seen, rather than go over already seen territory. So I set off to see Alexander Point.
It took us around 30 minutes to reach this point.
There is a proper road that takes one there and there are well-marked signboards on the way, indicating the whereabouts of the place.
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| View of Matheran from Alexander Point |
At one place, I could locate Gabut Point and the small village below it from here. A lot of hill ranges and valleys around Matheran can be seen from here.
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| Thats me at Alexander Point |
Our next pit stop, Rambaug Point, was also visible from here. Sitting here and enjoying the view of the countryside was a completely amazing feeling.
