Sarasgad is an ancient hill fort located in Maharashtra, India, known for its strategic importance and historical significance during various periods, including the Maratha era.
The fort features impressive architecture, including massive walls, gateways, and water reservoirs. It has a prominent gate called the "Vishramgadh," which served as a main entrance.
Sarasgad is a popular trekking spot for adventure enthusiasts. The trek involves moderate to challenging routes, offering panoramic views of the surrounding Western Ghats and nearby villages.
The fort houses several temples and religious sites, including a small shrine dedicated to Lord Hanuman, which attract pilgrims and visitors alike.
Sarasgad is situated near the towns of Panvel and Karjat in Maharashtra.
It is accessible via local trains and roadways, making it a favored day-trip destination for history lovers and nature enthusiasts.