Visit to the fort is mandatory, if you are in Pune... Full of history. Get a guide as well, other wise you will be missing a lot many things. You can reach the hill top by car at the base of the citadel. How ever there is a mad rush on weekends and on 31st December / long weekends. Once the parking is full, traffic is stopped at the bottom of the hill. There can be a severe traffic jam at the top. So... Avoid holidays. Alternatively there is a walking track of five kilometers for those who are physically fit. However if you must see the place,on holidays, reach the fort before 6:00am in the morning ...which is the best time and see the sunrise. Avoid afternoon, especially in the Summer as it can get very hot. Some points.. Apart from the crowds, the place is littered with plastic waste. In any way.. this is a must see place.

It was a sort of planned trip on one Sunday morning of February (not the best time to visit though) with friends. We spend almost 3 hours there and found this place really amazing. The best part, it was a clean place and no littering by visitors. Bad part, it is not preserved much by the government. If required, they can put some entry fee but needs to preserve the history and heritage. A good place to visit with family and friends. You can also enjoy local Maharastrian food with really good taste (under the tree and on a mat, typical desi style). A must visit place if you are in or around Pune.

Sinhgadh and Pune are synonymous to each other. This place flows with thousands of years of history ( Yes, not hundreds but thousands). There are multiple ways you can reach the place Trek up, drive or hitch a ride up from the foothills. If you drive up early morning before sunrise, you can catch magnificent sunrise views of the valley on either side and also satisfy your taste buds at the various hutments in Khau Galli

This Saturday morning on 22nd June we visited our own pride historical fort #Sinhagadh & had #unlimited fun! It was a memorable tour with lot of inspiration from our glorious history of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj & his great warriors…. Narveer Tanaji Malusare !! Also we enjoyed the trekking , photography,beautiful nature & breathtaking views from various parts of fort!! On the way while climbing you must taste the “masala tak “ which is better than any cold drinks !! After the trek we had delicious special Maharashtrian food … Zunaka, bhakari, thecha & bharit….. which you will not get in any five star hotel😄 I felt that , we all should strongly recommend , promote & post on social medias about our own such beautiful historical places in #Maharashtra to the tourist from other states & foreigners !! #maharashtraForts #Sinhagadhfort #maharashtratourism #fortsofmaharashtra #unlimited

Really it was great experience of visiting this historic fort on 23rd June 2024 . Spent more than 3 hrs. Mausoleum of Tanaji is a very peace providing. Astonishing defence engineering in construction of the fort on such height.

This is the most visited place in pune for trekking. People of all ages can come and enjoy the scenic view. If you are going to pune, this should be a must in your itinerary. They now have small shops who provide kanda bhaji and parathas etc. Food may not be hygienic but taste good. You can trek if you have energy and old age can also enjoy but initial uphill can be challenging for them. There are ample places for parking and in the fort you can play freebie and football. At the parking lot there are many stalls where you can have vadapav, pav bhaji and other stuff. Ice cream vendor is also present.