One of the extreme attractions of the Indian state of Maharashtra is Harihar Fort...

One of the extreme attractions of the Indian state of Maharashtra is Harihar Fort, also known as Harshagad Fort. It is located in the Nashik region on a tall single rock, in which giant stone steps are carved.

The fortress was built in the Trimbak mountains by the Ahmadnagar dynasty (sultanate in the western part of India), which ruled from 1490 to 1636.

The top of the almost 100-meter cliff has a flat triangular shape and is surrounded by natural walls so that you can get there only through a hole cut in the rock, to which the stairs lead from below.