Bahadurgad (Pedgaon) Fort
Pedgaon, Shrigonda, Ahmednagar district
If you are looking for a temple-filled fort on the Bhima River, Bahadurgad at Pedgaon is a great choice. This large land fort in Ahmednagar district holds a group of five Yadava-period temples, with sculpture and old cannonballs scattered around the walls. The two-storey palace linked to Aurangzeb's time here adds a later chapter to the story. You need about three hours to explore it properly, and Daund Junction is the nearest major station. October to February gives the most pleasant weather for the walk around.
Why go
- Five Yadava-period temples
- Two-storey Aurangzeb palace
- Bhima River fort setting
Travel at a glance
How to reach
Reach Pedgaon near Shrigonda in Ahmednagar district and enter from the surviving village-side gateway; the fort structures are spread through the village.
Nearest railway station
Daund Junction
Things to carry
Ruins are scattered through scrub and the rear fortification is broken above the riverbank. Explore in daylight, avoid unstable masonry and do not enter overgrown or unsupported structures.
FAQs
Is Bahadurgad the same as Pedgaon Fort?
Yes. Bahadurgad is the fort of Pedgaon.
How much time is needed?
About three hours to see the spread-out remains.
What is the major architectural feature?
A group of five Yadava-period temples, along with the surviving palace and gateways.