Sitabuldi Fort Tourism

Sitabuldi Fort, perched atop a hillock, stands as a testament to the history of Nagpur, Maharashtra. This historical fortress dates back to 1817 when it played a pivotal role during the Third Anglo-Maratha War. The battle between the British East India Company and the Maratha forces took place in the vicinity of this fort, known as the Battle of Sitabuldi. The fort is now under the jurisdiction of the Indian Army and houses the office of the Territorial Army. It is a place of both historical importance and natural beauty, offering panoramic views of Nagpur city. Notable features of the fort include a memorial dedicated to the soldiers who died in the battle, and during the subsequent years serving the country. Visitors can explore the remnants of the past and pay homage to the bravery of the soldiers. The serene atmosphere and the strategic location make Sitabuldi Fort a notable landmark and a symbol of India's rich military heritage.