Lohagad fort: One of the major hill

One of the major hill forts in the Indian state of Maharashtra is Lohagad . Lohagad fort is 52 km (32 mi) northwest of Pune, near the hill station Lonavala. It rises to an elevation of 1,033 m (3,389 ft) above sea level. A short-range separates the fort from the nearby Visapur fort. Lohagad Fort Lonavala served as a crucial military base for many kingdoms, including the Mughal and the Maratha empires. It’s considered among the strongest hill forts. It is a simple, very scenic, and pleasant trek and the distance from Malavli and Lohagad can be covered in two hours. This fort offers aerial views of Karla, Bhaja caves, and Pawna Lake. The highlight of the Lohagad fort trek is the 'Vinchu Kata' fortification resembling a scorpion's tail. Lohagad or Lohagarh is a hilltop fort and a famous tourist destination near Pune and Lonavala in Maharashtra. The hilltop of Lohagad features a remarkable fort architecture, Jain cave, scenic beauty and rich history. Several dynasties have left their footprints since ancient period.