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The British government named it as the Gibraltar of the East as this well formed structure on the top of the hill had defied from various attackers. It has several entrance gates Nagarkhana Darwaja, Mena Darwaja, Maha Darwaja and Palkhi Darwaja. There was also a idol of Shivaji build in front of the ruins of the main market route that leads to his own Samadhi and that of his beloved dog.
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The grand fort is reachable only from one side through a walkway as the other 3 sides are enclosed by deep valleys. 1737 steps ready to leads you to the top of the fort where a spectacular view of the surrounding verdant and deep valleys will blow away your mind. Raigad Fort is like a paradise not only for a history lovers but, adventure lovers also. A four minute ropeway amidst the whizzing winds and clouds is completely refreshing. Also, there are restaurants at the base serving you testy Maharashtrian food. Nowadays, most of the parts of Raigad Fort are in ruins, but the fort still boasts the brave history of Marathas.
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Things you need to Carry for the Trekking at Raigad Fort.
• Identity Proof
• water bottle (Minimum 2 Ltrs),
• Windcheaters
• Trekking shoes
• Plates
• Mug
• Spoon
• Camera
• Cap
• Some ready to eat food
• Biscuits
• Sleeping Bag
• Please don't take Gold and other ornaments
with you
• Extra Pair of clothes
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