 |
PLACES OF INTEREST
|
 |
BAHIRAVGAD FORT
Bahiravgad Fort (Chiplun T.), high and hard to reach, on a spur
Of the Sahyadris, covers an area of about eight acres of very broken,
rocky brushwood-covered ground. The walls are in ruins; but water is abundant,
BAHIRAVGAD FORT.
Bahiravgad Fort (Kankavli Peta), on the top of the Sahyadris
in the village of Digavle (p. 2,152) is between three and four acres
in area. There are no walls or bastions and there is no provision for water.
|
