Rasalgad - A Fort Covered in Mist

Rasalgad fort is most beautiful during the rainy season. From the top of the fort, you can see the robust Sahyadri ranges spread over long distances to the east, Palgad to the west, the Jagbudi River to the south and also the Madhumakarand fort. Tourists can go on to visit Sumargad and Mahipatgad from here.

The old main entrance is taken over by the newly built one. An idol of Hanuman can be seen on the way while crossing the steps through this northern door. The idol has dagger attached to its waist which is the sign of bravery and very rarely seen moustache on the lips of the statue.

The historians believe that Rasalgad must have been repaired during the rule of Shivaji Maharaj. There is no record of any battle or historical event taking place on this fort. Rasalgad is a great option for those who like to travel in the rainy season. The rains contribute tremendously to the beauty of Rasalgad. When the fort is covered in mist, it creates a mysterious aura.
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