Aad Fort

The height of the fort is about 4000 feet above the sea level and about 900 feet from the base. The top of the fort is a wide plateau and the total area of ​​the fort is more than 40 acres. There is a natural wide cave in the ridge on the left side of the road leading to the fort on the side of Adwadi and inside there is a temple of Goddess Adubai. Adjacent to this cave is another excavated cave. This cave can be used for accommodation.
Structures in ruins can be seen in some places while walking on the top of the fort. One of the remains has a stone sculpture and the idol is unrecognisable due to its wear and tear. In front of this idol is a large stone lamp like a chandelier. There are the remains of two castles on the upper part of the fort, one of which has a samadhi. To the west of the fort, the remains of another building with a wall can be seen. There are a total of sixteen water tanks at six places on the fort and except for one tank at the cave, there are five water tanks. In all these tanks, ditches are dug on the rock to collect water. There is also a big lake on the fort.
To the north of the fort are the remains of the Konkan Gate. However only the frame of this door stands and the fallen stones of the arch can be seen all around.
The top of the fort offers splendid views of the neighbouring regions. One can easily make out Aundha, Patta, Bitangad, Mhasoba to the east and the Kalsubai Range to the west.