Rupgadh Fort

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Rupgadh Fort from South side.

Rupgadh Fort or Roopgadh Fort is a fort located in Dang district of Gujarat, India.^[1] Rupgarh Fort was originally the fort of the Bhil kings which was later taken over by the Gaekwads.^[2] This fort is an example of 17th-century Dangi mountain architecture.

History[edit]

Pilaji Rao Gaikwad of Gaikwad dynasty built this fort in 1721 and made Songadh the capital of his state. His son Damaji Rao shifted the capital to Vadodara later.

Fort[edit]

Fort has water storage facilities and a place to store ammunition and food.^[3] This fort is 1,670 feet above sea level, a climb of 780 feet from the Bhangrapani forest checkpost.

There is water sprint on the north direction of fort and a small temple of Hanuman beside it. A few cannons lie near this temple. One can reach the fort using two routes. A vehicle can reach the fort from Kalibel village via Popatbari village in an hour. From the north side, Vadirupgadh village of Songadh can be used to reach the fort.