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Khandas is a small village in Maharashtra India approximately 34 km from Karjat station.[1]

It is the starting point for the trek to Bhimashanker. It takes approximately 4 hours to reach Bhimashanker from Khandas village via Ganesh Ghat which is an easier route. The other route to Bhimashanker from Khandas is via Sidi Ghat which is a shorter route compared to Ganesh Ghat but quite tough, especially during Monsoon. Khandas village is in itself a very beautiful place. Regular Taxis, Buses, Three Wheelers etc. are available from Karjat for Khandas. Local guides are also regularly available for Bhimashankar journey.

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  1. Parida, Umesh K. "Tribals of Karjat village celebrate Navratri in their own unique way". The Times of India. Retrieved 3 February 2024.