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About Sajjangarh Fort
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Timings - Opening & Closing: Monday - Friday: 8.00 AM - 6.30 PM , Saturday: 8.00 AM - 6.30 PM , Sunday: 8.00 AM - 6.30 PM , Public Holidays: 8.00 AM - 6.30 PM
Sajjangarh Fort is one of the main attractions near Satara city of Maharashtra. Sajjangarh Fort, located at distance of 12 km away from Satara city, was named so to honor Shri Samarth Ramdas Swami who lived here.
Sajjangarh Fort, which is about 312 m high and covers an area of about 1525 sq. mt, was earlier known as ‘Aashwalayangad’ and ‘Aaswalgad’. It was built by the Shilahar family in between 10th and 11th century AD. Sajjangarh Fort is also famous for the mausoleum of Samarth Ramdas. Shri Samarth Ramdas Swami, who was very popular among the people, was the Guru of Chhatrapati Shivaji.
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Scout - Srinivasa prasath
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- 10 Reviews
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"View from the top is mesmerizing!"
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5.0/7
- Posted Oct 23, 2017
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Tourist - Reenarani Panda
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3 helpful votes
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"A kool destination to travel in monsoon"
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4.0/7
- Posted Dec 12, 2016
We visited it in the month of November. Couldn't have had a better time. Monsoon is definitely the best time of year to visit. The centre is basically Samadhi place of Samarth Ramdas Swami. I have not found its interesting but I had figured out and Spend all time on the outer edges of the fort for the views. The look of the dam was pleasing and made you feel the calmness of water.
Overall its a good experience but it will be better if you plan it during monsoon ..- Was this review useful?
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Scout - Bhanu pratap Singh
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11 helpful votes
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4.0/7
- Posted Oct 2, 2016
Sajjanghad Fort is around 20-25 km from Satara district. Public vehicle easily is easily available.
The fort is not much high in the mountains and you just have to climb a few stairs to reach it.
The fort now has become a learning and religious centre. It hosts the Samadhi of Shri Swami Samarth and few schools of Vedic teaching. The villagers have put up few stalls for food and articles to buy.- Was this review useful?
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Scout - Kumar Vimal
- Lives in Lakhisarai
- 2 Reviews
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6.0/7
- Posted Dec 29, 2015
Such a nice place to relax. Peace of mind, the journey to the fort is even more memorable. If you live riding a bike, try that. It feels amazing to drive on the roads to the fort.
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Guru - Sandesh Bhivande
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- Lives in Mumbai
- 8 photos
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153 helpful votes
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7.0/7
- Posted Nov 9, 2013
Nice touirist place. No cheating from vendors. Very clean place. Gives you peace of mind. Marvellous!
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