Why to visit Tung Fort
Tung fort is a beautiful site in Maharashtra, India, encircled by vast tropics and located at an incredible height of 1075 metres above sea level. The fort is well-known for its beautiful views and thrilling excursions. The word "Tung" means "difficult," and getting to this historic fort is certainly a challenge. Aside from that, the location is ideal for a family picnic or camping.
Furthermore, the fort's peaky and circular construction makes it a visible attraction from afar. Visitors can have a beautiful view of the sparkling Pawna Lake, Tikona, and Visapur forts from the top of the fort. Visitors can relax after their climb by visiting the Tungi Devi or Ganpati temples.
It is also called as 'Kathingad,' which means 'hard to climb.' It has been described as an ordinary trek, however rookies should be guided by an experienced climber.
The hike takes roughly 1 hour to the top and 45 minutes to return. The pathway is in poor condition. Boulders and loose rocks abound. The steps are also quite small. The sportif along the crest of a hill, which adds to the terror factor and can be dangerous.
Most people think the view from the top of the fort is worth it. The height here provides you a complete perspective of the Maval region of the Pawana and Mulshi valleys, as it did in the past when it served as a watch tower.