Kulang Fort information in English
• Location:
You can see the forts of Alang, Malang and Kulang in the mountain range of the Kalsubai peak, which passes through the northern Sahyadri mountain passing through Nashik district in the state of Maharashtra. The Kulan is a fort.
Hight :
The height of this fort is 4825 feet above sea level, which is an impressive elevation.
The fort stands 1471 meters above sea level, making it an attractive destination for tourists.
Due to this height measurement, this fort becomes an excellent location for trekking.
Traffic way to the fort:
• Ambewadi is the village at the foot of the Kulang fort.
• Ambewadi is located at a distance of 5 km from Nashik city.
• Nashik - Igatpuri Ambewadi - From this place, one can go to the fort by treking.
• Ambewadi is located at a distance of 5 kilometers from Pune.
It is 5 kilometers from Mumbai.
• Surat is about 5 km from the place of Gujarat state.
• Mumbai, Pune, Nashik and Surat are the main cities of India and they are connected to other parts of the state as well as international territories by land and air. There is a network of roads and iron roads.
• The best way to reach Ambewadi is the road.
Places to see on a kulang fort:
• From Nashik, you can come from Igatpuri to the area where the fort is at the base of the fort. When you come to this place, through Google Machi, you come from the forest to the area of the fort.
• tricky wild steps trek:
The forest area is located in the area of the fort. We can walk towards the fort by climbing a tall tail in the rare jungle region here.
Pull of water:
After walking through the jungle, you can see a stream from the upper part of the jungle. During the summer days, the water starts to rise. The need for all living animals, birds and plants here is the need for the water needed here
• Hardly scalp climbing and steps ways: Crossing many highs through wild forest, we come to the tall of the fort. From here, the trek becomes very difficult. After climbing a little, you need to step down. Which appears to have been created by digging in the saddle. Given the structure of these steps, the design of the water without stopping the water appears.
The guardian goddess:
As the steps go on the way, the deep valley on one side is seen on one side, and on the other, the high fort is seen. As we go tall. From then on, beautiful Sahyadri mountains can be seen in the beautiful doors and peaks of the mountains. As you climb up a little, you can see the shrines dug in the rock of the mountain.
• the ruins:
After climbing the upper part of the fort, you can see a broken door. The upper part of the door is destroyed and the sidewalks up to the sidewalk waist are left. Also, when the door is installed, the holes of the barrier can be seen.
A wide tall flat yard:
You can see a wide tall yard next to the door.
• Water connection tank / excellent water structure:
As you go a little further, you can see the ten water pairing tank in one place in the fort. Those whose layouts appear according to the descending structure. One of the structures appears to get water from one tank to another. The water in the end of the tank looks very good. Which is drinkable. The tank provides the need for drinking water and expenses for the people of the fort. They appear to be excavated in black stone. She is just using a chin hammer.
Remains of Vastu:
Some construction remains are seen on the fort. Jota, the underground quarters of the construction of the room and the depth of the depth and the desert are seen. Those who show the idea of its entire construction.
• palace remnants:
Construction of the waist is seen on the fort. The roof of the building has been fully shaken. From whose design he seems to be a castle. The architectural officer and fortress on the fort as well as other people as well as for daily transactions should be used.
In other places, small water tanks and other architectural relics are seen. The camp appears to be done for the convenience of the people.
• Mahadev Pind and Nandi:
You can see Mahadev Pind, carved in a stone near the tanks dug in the stone. The rains of the rains are aware of the current state of the fort.
Wall built for water storage:
On the fort you can see a man -made wall built. The water flowing on the fort appears to be constructed to facilitate drinking water in the area of the fort.
• From the Kulang fort, the Sahyadri mountain as well as other gaps are seen.
• Kulang, Azad, and Madanagad are the forts in a very close line.
• The trek of the Kulang fort seems to be easier than Madangada.
Katyal Caves:
A scalp cave is found in the upper part of the fort. There is a big way to accommodate twenty -five people.
• The Kalsubai peak appears from this fort. On the west of it, Harishchandragad, Ratangad, grandfather fort is seen. Also on the west side is the Konkada of this fort. From this place, all the sides could be monitored.
From Konkan, the historic route connecting many commercial routes on the Ghat via Igatpuri passes through this fort. From the Gulf region of Konkan to the direct valley city and from here the country, the country used to trade in ancient times. The fort must have been built on a commercial route, especially to oversee this. Many historians believe.
Historical information of the Kulang Fort:
• Kulang is believed to have been created in the Satavan rule
• This was followed by the Rashtrakut, Wakatak and Chalukya rule.
• The fort was entered in the reign of the Yadav family during the 8th of AD.
• This fort was part of the Muslim rule and later in the state of Marathi
While in the Nashik region for some time during the Mughal era, this fort has witnessed history.
• Subsequently, this fort came under the control of the Prime Minister of Swarajya, the Peshwas, in the year 1760 AD.
• Later, in 1818 AD, the British took control of this fort. After that, they destroyed the steps leading to the fort and demolished the fort's door and other structures, to prevent the Marathas from uniting and challenging their power again.
• After the year 1947, this fort has been under the control of the Government of Independent India.
• Facilities:
The water sources in the vicinity of the fort are noticeable after the month of February. Therefore, trekkers are advised to trek as much as possible from October to February. Trekking is also done during the monsoon, but caution is needed. It is highly advisable to take an experienced guide from the area.
• Meals are not provided at this location, but accommodation may be available. There are some caves and temples at this site. You will need to arrange your meals yourself.
• The water in the kund (water tank) here is suitable for drinking.
This is the information regarding Kulang Fort.
