The tour from Pune to Sinhagad offers the tourists with a unique scope to enjoy the picturesque landscape Maharashtra. Sinhagad is situated at a distance of 25 kilometers away from Pune and is one of the prominent near by tourist destinations of the city. The Pune transport department runs regular bus services to Sinhagad from all parts of the state.
Trip to Sinhagad
Sinhagad fort covers approximately 30 acres land and comprises a number of monuments. The fort area houses several water tanks, out of which Dev Taki is one of the most important tanks that provide the local inhabitants with a regular supply of drinking water.
The main attractions of Sinhagad are wind point, samadhi of Rajaram and Tanaji Malusare, Tilak bungalow, G.D. Madgulkar bungalow and Lokmanya. Besides these, magnificent views of Varasgaon, Panshet, Khadakwasla dams can also be enjoyed from this fort area.
Torana fort is also in close proximity to Sinhagad. Now-
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a-days, the National Defense Academy imparts training to the cadets within the huge complex of the fort.
Those who are good in rock-climbing can have a good trekking experience here. While climbing up the mountain, people may come across shrubs, paddy fields and Pangara trees. The tourists may see several colorful and unique species of birds in the close by area.
Tourists may visit Sinhagad during any time of the year. However, the most preferred season to visit Sinhagad is from August to September.
The Sinhagad Fort reflects the rich history of Pune. In the past, Tanaji Malusare (a General in the army troop of Shivaji) captured Sinhagad fort from the Mughal rulers. Though Tanaji Malusare died while fighting, this historical memorial reminds one of the valiant rulers.
Sinhagad is popular for its Kanda bhaji, Buttermilk, Pithle-Bhakari, sweet curd and chicken. The historical place is a favorite picnic spot for the citizens and the tourists as well.
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