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Funicular Ropeway Train | Shree Malang Gad Kalyan | India ka sabse bada funicular Train | 1.2 km
Funicular ek special type ki ropeway train system hoti hai jo steep hills par chalti hai ⛰️🚞

Isme usually 2 trains hoti hain — ek upar jaati hai, dusri neeche aati hai, aur dono rope se connected hoti hain, isliye energy-efficient aur safe hoti hai.

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➡️ Pahadon par bina thake upar jaane wali train = Funicular 😄
Shree Malang Gad, Kalyan me laga hua India ka sabse bada funicular ropeway train 🚞⛰️
Is 1.2 km long ride me bina thake aap seedha upar pahunch sakte ho with full scenic views 😍

Agar aap trekking, temples aur unique travel experiences pasand karte ho — ye ride miss mat karna!

📍Location: Malang Gad, Kalyan
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history of Malang Gad (Haji Malang) near Kalyan, Maharashtra — perfect for your vlog or description 👇📜

🏞️ Ancient & Religious Background

Malang Gad (also called Haji Malanggad) is a historic hill fort near Kalyan in Thane district. It has been a sacred place for centuries and attracts both pilgrims and history lovers.

The location is famed for the shrine/dargah of Sufi saint Haji Abd-ul-Rahman, popularly known as Haji Malang Baba, who arrived in India many centuries ago. His tomb has been an important place of devotion for people of different faiths.

Traditionally, devotees from nearby areas like Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, and beyond would climb around 2,500+ steps to reach the hilltop shrine. This trek could take 2–3 hours on foot.

🏰 Historical Significance

Malanggad isn’t just religious; it also has fort heritage — part of the hill with fort remains and ancient structures. The fort’s origins are old and linked to the region’s strategic hilltop defenses and local rulers.

Nearby traditions also highlight festivals like the Machhindranath Jatra — a celebration tied to the Nath Panth (a yogic tradition).

🚞 Modern Development — Funicular Railway

In 2026, India’s longest funicular railway (1.2 km) was inaugurated at Malang Gad, dramatically transforming access to the shrine. Instead of a long walk up the hill, visitors can now reach the top in about 10 minutes by cable-driven train.

The project was first proposed in 2004 by local leaders and faced delays over many years due to administrative and technical hurdles before finally becoming operational.

🕊️ Cultural Coexistence

The site has been known for interfaith reverence — with people of different communities visiting the shrine and participating in rituals. Historical records show it has long been a symbol of shared spiritual respect.

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