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Tikona Fort is a hill fort in the Maval region of Maharashtra, India, southwest of Pune. The fort occupies a prominent triangular hill, and its name comes from tikona, a Marathi word meaning “triangular.” Its remains include steep access paths, rock-cut steps, water tanks, and fortifications associated with the wider history of the Maratha-controlled western Deccan. The site is also known as Vitandgad.
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Where is Tikona Fort?
Tikona Fort is in the Maval region of Maharashtra, southwest of Pune. It rises above the surrounding landscape on a prominent triangular hill.
Why is Tikona Fort called Tikona?
The name comes from tikona, a Marathi word meaning triangular. The hill’s three-sided profile gives the fort its distinctive appearance.
What can visitors see at Tikona Fort?
The route includes steep paths, rock-cut steps, water tanks, and the remains of defensive structures. The elevated position also provides wide views across the Maval landscape.
Is Tikona Fort difficult to climb?
The ascent includes steep sections and uneven rock-cut steps, so it is more demanding than a level heritage walk. Weather, footwear, and trail conditions can make the climb easier or harder on a particular day.
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