Ramsej
Fort
Ramsej
Ramsej, also known as Ramshej Fort, is a small historic fort located about 10 to 14 kilometers northwest of Nashik in Maharashtra. The fort is situated on the Nashik-Vapi route at an elevation of around 3,200 feet and is believed to have been a temporary residence of Lord Rama during his exile, which is how it got its name meaning "Ram’s bedstead."
Ramsej Fort holds significant historical importance due to its role in the Maratha resistance against the Mughal Empire, particularly during the late 17th century when Maratha warriors led by Sambhaji Maharaj defended it against prolonged Mughal sieges for nearly six years. The fort features rock-cut water cisterns, inscriptions, temples, and ruins of old structures, making it a popular trekking and heritage site near Nashik.
Its panoramic views of surrounding hills and forts add to its appeal for visitors interested in history and nature.
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Ramsej is located in Nashik, Maharashtra.
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