Polo Retreat, Village Abhapura, Idar-Ambaji road, Taluka-Vijaynagar, Near Rajesthan border, 129km from Gandhinagar(Gujarat Capital City)

We had a College picnic last year to the polo forest(Gujarat Tourism), we reached early morning by 5:00 AM and had lot of fun and enjoyed the tracking which is approx 900 meters high. It's a my first adventure camp. Great tracking experience with my collegian friends.

This area was not more aware about people but last year visitors are very increasing. Just 129km away from Gandhinagar and 270km away from Surendranagar.

If possible then we are also going to climb amazing igneous rocks of IDAR. At there we will do rock climbing, bouldering and rappeling.

The participants will be taught various techniques for rock climbing and bouldering. Tracking in jungle areas and night halt and camp fire are charms of the course. The Trekking areas are declare as sanctuary or heritage sites by Government of Gujarat.

The participants fees has been kept Rs. 650/- Only per head which includes Travelling, food and accommodation charges. Equipment fees and guide fees for both the days and INVINCIBLE NGO will provide a certificate for polo forest adventure and nature education camp to all participants.

Its very near to river named Harnav. It is believed to have been established in the 10th century by the Parihar kings of Idar and was then conquered in the 15th century by the Rathod Rajputs of marwar.

Name of polo city was derived form pol which means 'Gate'. Very intersting thing is we are going to climb three best mountain of polo forest.

Which are mangrol mountain, bheem mountain and hagario mountaing and our campsite is very near to best stram of harnav.

Its covered a 400 square km area and 450 species of medicianal plants, 275 types of birds, 30 types of mammals, 32 types of reptiles.

You are going to rain season then you are seen the very few different-different plants and birds.

There lies hyenas, bears, panthers, water fowl, leopards, raptors, passerines and flying squirrels(Mostly heard, rarely seen), all living under a canopy of diverse plants and trees.