Lingya Ghat is a historically significant site in Maharashtra, known for its scenic beauty and cultural heritage. It served as an important route during the Maratha Empire, connecting various regions. The ghat features lush greenery, ancient monuments, and is a popular trekking destination. Conservation efforts are in place to protect its natural and historical aspects. The best time to visit is during the monsoon and post-monsoon seasons for optimal weather and vibrant landscapes.

Kurdugad Fort, also known as Vishramgad Fort, is located in Maharashtra's Raigad district. Named after the goddess Krudai Devi, whose temple is at the fort's base, it was constructed during Shivaji's reign with the help of Sardar Baji Pasalkar. The fort was under Peshwa control but lost its significance during British rule. It was later revived by Dattoba Pasalkar, a descendant of Baji Pasalkar. The fort is a notable trekking destination and offers historical insights and scenic views.

Another cross-country old trade route that connects the Sahyadri Western Ghat village Dhamanhol to the Konkan village Umbardi/Jite is known for being steep and shorter compared to Lingya Ghat. This route was historically significant for trade and movement between the regions. It features rugged terrain and offers a challenging trek for adventurers. The route's steepness and shorter distance made it a preferred path for faster travel between the Western Ghats and the Konkan coast.