Ramshej Fort

Opening hours- 24 hours

Prime days and hours- Weekends, Mornings 

Suggested Duration- 1-2 hours

Tickets- Free Entry

Nearest Railway Station- Nashik Railway Station, about 10 km

Nearest Bus Stand- Nashik Central Bus Stand, about 14 km

Nearest Airport- Nashik Airport, about 15 km

Ramshej Fort, nestled in the rugged hills of Maharashtra’s Peth range, stands as a timeless symbol of Maratha resilience. Located just 14 km from Nashik and rising 3273 feet above sea level, this historic hill fort is more than just a trekking destination; it is a monument of fierce resistance. Between 1682 and 1688, 600 Maratha soldiers held off Aurangzeb’s massive Mughal army of 40,000 in a siege that lasted over six years.

The trail to the top passes through Aashewadi village, with attractions like a cave temple dedicated to Lord Ram, and the ruins of bastions and chambers used for ammunition storage. The panoramic views from the summit offer a stunning glimpse of Trimbak, Satmala, and Bhorgad, making it a rewarding destination for those seeking trekking in Maharashtra. Whether you're tracing the footsteps of warriors or simply soaking in natural serenity, Ramshej Fort promises a deeply enriching experience.

• Trek to Ramshej Fort, located 14 km from Nashik at an elevation of 3273 feet in the Peth mountain range, offering stunning views of the Satmala mountain range.
• Discover the Ram Mandir cave temple on the route, believed to be Lord Rama’s resting place during his exile.
• Walk the legendary battlefield where 600 Marathas defended the fort against 40,000 Mughal troops for nearly 7 years.
• Explore the remnants of secret tunnels, gateways, carved steps, bastions, and ancient military chambers still echoing the legacy of the Maratha resistance.