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Sainath Alumni Take Families on Raigad Fort Heritage Trek
Former students from Sainath High School met for a reunion and brought their families to Raigad Fort.
About 40 people took part.
They started their trek at Pachad, near the fort.
A guide showed them important places and told stories about Shivaji Maharaj.
The children could see the historic site for themselves instead of only reading about it.
Some people also sang devotional music and visited Jagdishwar temple.
The group ate traditional zunka-bhakri.
The alumni hoped the trip would help children learn about history, nature and local culture while making family memories.
Around 40 family members from the 1998 Sainath High School batch joined a reunion trek to Raigad Fort.
The group began its climb at Pachad and explored landmarks including the Maha Darwaja, royal court, marketplace and Takmak Tok.
Guide Manish Gore shared accounts of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s life, military strategy and vision of Swarajya.
Four participants completed the climb in 50 minutes; the day also included devotional music and a visit to Jagdishwar temple.
The alumni said they wanted to bring children beyond screens and classroom lessons to experience history, nature and Maharashtrian culture.
- Who
- Around 40 family members of Sainath High School's 1998 alumni batch, including children.
- What
- A reunion trek and heritage visit to Raigad Fort.
- Where
- Raigad Fort, reached from Pachad, Maharashtra.
- When
- Not stated in the article.
- Why
- The alumni wanted to reconnect, spend time outdoors and introduce their children to history and heritage through direct experience.
Key facts
- School batch
- Sainath High School, 1998 batch
- Participants
- Around 40 family members
- Trek starting point
- Pachad, at the foothills of Raigad Fort
- Guide
- Manish Gore
- Trek time
- Four participants completed the climb in 50 minutes
- Sites visited
- Maha Darwaja, royal court and throne, marketplace, Takmak Tok and Jagdishwar temple
- Food
- Zunka-bhakri
Quotes
Santosh Thorat
An alumnus of Sainath High School who described the purpose of the reunion trek.
“We wanted to disconnect from electronic devices and instead explore nature and historical sites. We also wanted our children to experience this beyond the classroom, so we brought them along on the trip. Of the 100 alumni, 40 volunteered to be part of the initiative.”
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