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| − | '''Sarasgad'''सरसगड fort is situated near village[[Pali, Raigad|Pali]] in the [[Raigad district]]of |
+ | '''Sarasgad'''सरसगड fort is situated near village[[Pali, Raigad|Pali]] in the [[Raigad district]]of Maharashtra. Pali lies about 10 kilometres East of [[Nagothane]] along the Nagothane-[[Khopoli]] road.. |
==Sarasgad Fort== |
==Sarasgad Fort== |
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Sarasgad Fort is the twin of [[Sudhagad Fort]].<ref>{{cite book|last=Gunaji|first=Milind|title=Offbeat Tracks in Maharashtra|publisher=Popular Prakashan|date=2005|page=103|isbn=978-81-7154-669-5}}</ref> It can be identified by its four pinnacles and thus was mainly used as a watch place to check the surrounding region. The construction of the fort is now not in a good condition but the huge rock steps are something to be seen. There are two routes which lead to the top of this fort from Pali. On the top is the [[Shiva]] temple providing an excellent panoramic view of all the mountain ranges surrounding this area. [[Sudhagad]], [[Sankshi fort]], [[Sagargad]] and [[TailBaila]] can be easily viewed from the top of Sarasgad. |
Sarasgad Fort is the twin of [[Sudhagad Fort]].<ref>{{cite book|last=Gunaji|first=Milind|title=Offbeat Tracks in Maharashtra|publisher=Popular Prakashan|date=2005|page=103|isbn=978-81-7154-669-5}}</ref> It can be identified by its four pinnacles and thus was mainly used as a watch place to check the surrounding region. The construction of the fort is now not in a good condition but the huge rock steps are something to be seen. There are two routes which lead to the top of this fort from Pali. On the top is the [[Shiva]] temple providing an excellent panoramic view of all the mountain ranges surrounding this area. [[Sudhagad]], [[Sankshi fort]], [[Sagargad]] and [[TailBaila]] can be easily viewed from the top of Sarasgad. |
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| − | This fort height from sea level is 490 meters. There are many caves which were used for soldiers and other purposes because the fort has very little area available on its top. There are around ten tanks carved in rocks. They provide cool water supply throughout the year, which is very important for any fort. [[Shivaji Maharaj]] gave 2000 hones (golden coin used as currency during Shivaji Maharaj's time) for repairing the fortifications of this fort<ref>http://trekshitiz.com/trekshitiz/Ei/Sarasgad-Trek-Medium-Grade.html</ref> |
+ | This fort height from sea level is 490 meters. There are many caves which were used for soldiers and other purposes because the fort has very little area available on its top. There are around ten tanks carved in rocks. They provide cool water supply throughout the year, which is very important for any fort. [[Shivaji Maharaj]] gave 2000 hones (golden coin used as currency during Shivaji Maharaj's time) for repairing the fortifications of this fort.<ref>http://trekshitiz.com/trekshitiz/Ei/Sarasgad-Trek-Medium-Grade.html</ref> Till independence this fort was in [[Bhor]] princely state. On the way from the south there are 111 steps carved in stone. The door from this side is known as 'Dindi darvaja'. |
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| − | Among the [[Ashtavinayaka]]s, [[Ballaleshwar Pali|Ballaleshwar]] at Pali is the only [[Ganesha]] who is famous by the name of his devotee and who is dressed up as a [[Brahmin]]. This place is nestled between the fort Sarasgad and |
+ | Among the [[Ashtavinayaka]]s, [[Ballaleshwar Pali|Ballaleshwar]] at Pali is the only [[Ganesha]] who is famous by the name of his devotee and who is dressed up as a [[Brahmin]]. This place is nestled between the fort Sarasgad and Amba River. |
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| Sarasgad Fort | |
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सरसगड | |
| Raigad District, Maharashtra | |
 <div style="position: absolute; top: Expression error: Missing operand for *.%; left: -805.4%; height: 0; width: 0; margin: 0; padding: 0;"> Sarasgad Fort | |
| Coordinates | 18°32′34″N 73°13′40″E / 18.5427677°N 73.2277393°E |
| Type | Hill fort |
| Height | 1600ft |
| Site information | |
| Controlled by | Indian Govt. |
| Open to the public | Yes |
| Condition | Ruined |
| Site history | |
| Materials | stone |
| Garrison information | |
| Occupants | Nil |
Sarasgadसरसगड fort is situated near villagePali in the Raigad districtof Maharashtra. Pali lies about 10 kilometres East of Nagothane along the Nagothane-Khopoli road..
Sarasgad Fort
Sarasgad Fort is the twin of Sudhagad Fort.[1] It can be identified by its four pinnacles and thus was mainly used as a watch place to check the surrounding region. The construction of the fort is now not in a good condition but the huge rock steps are something to be seen. There are two routes which lead to the top of this fort from Pali. On the top is the Shiva temple providing an excellent panoramic view of all the mountain ranges surrounding this area. Sudhagad, Sankshi fort, Sagargad and TailBaila can be easily viewed from the top of Sarasgad.
This fort height from sea level is 490 meters. There are many caves which were used for soldiers and other purposes because the fort has very little area available on its top. There are around ten tanks carved in rocks. They provide cool water supply throughout the year, which is very important for any fort. Shivaji Maharaj gave 2000 hones (golden coin used as currency during Shivaji Maharaj's time) for repairing the fortifications of this fort.[2] Till independence this fort was in Bhor princely state. On the way from the south there are 111 steps carved in stone. The door from this side is known as 'Dindi darvaja'.
Nearby
Among the Ashtavinayakas, Ballaleshwar at Pali is the only Ganesha who is famous by the name of his devotee and who is dressed up as a Brahmin. This place is nestled between the fort Sarasgad and Amba River.
References
- ↑ Gunaji, Milind (2005). Offbeat Tracks in Maharashtra. Popular Prakashan. p. 103. ISBN 978-81-7154-669-5.
- ↑ http://trekshitiz.com/trekshitiz/Ei/Sarasgad-Trek-Medium-Grade.html
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Coordinates: 18°33′25″N 73°13′06″E / 18.5570°N 73.2182°E
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