Harishchandragad

Rising 1422 meters above sea level, Harishchandragad Fort features multiple caves, ancient temples, and steep cliffs within the Western Ghats mountain range.

The fort originated in the 6th century during the Kalchuri dynasty rule, later falling under Mughal control until the Marathas captured it in 1747.

The Harishchandreshwar Temple displays intricate stone carvings, while the Kedareshwar Cave houses a Shiva Linga surrounded by water, attracting religious pilgrims.

The fort offers multiple trekking routes from Pachnai village, with the journey taking approximately 6-7 hours to complete the 10-kilometer path.

The Konkan Kada cliff presents a natural phenomenon of vertical cloud bursts and provides extensive views across the surrounding landscape.

Location: Ahilyanagar district

Elevation above the sea: 1,422 m

GPS coordinates: 19.38824,73.77594

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:19