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Dhak Bahiri is a cave in the Sahyadri hill range, situated near the village Jambhivli off village-Malavali in the Pune district of India. It was used by pilgrims and sages for the pilgrimage to the god Bahiri.^{[citation needed]}

The nearest col to the cave sits at the end of a 1-hour hike along a trail leading out of Jambhivli. From there, the terrain rises into the Dhak and Kalakrai peak. Reaching the cave requires ascending the col and walking along the scarp, followed by a 30' vertical ascent.

Water from the rock face drains into a cistern in the cave. There is room inside for 15 - 20 people to camp overnight. The local village maintains a supply of utensils and cookware on hand for use by campers.^[1]

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  Dhak fort
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  The cole between Dhak and kalakrai pinnacle
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  The vertical climb
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  The Bahiri cave
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  Water cistern in the cave
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  The utensils dipped in water
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  Dhak fort and the pinnacle
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18°52′29.6″N 73°25′42″E / 18.874889°N 73.42833°E / 18.874889; 73.42833

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