Songadh

Songadh is a taluka in Tapi district in the Indian state of Gujarat. The Songadh Fort was built by the founder of the Gaekwad dynasty, Pillaji Rao Gaekwad between 1729-1766. Fabricated purposely over the high slope as a vantage point to watch out for adversaries, the stronghold is additionally a splendid case of Indian engineering where the impact of both Mughals and Marathas are apparent. There are very few fortifications implicit Gujarat State because of the generally level nature of the scene. Neighboring Maharashtra has nearly numerous strongholds as a result of its topology.

Maharashtra is monitored by Sahyadri Mountains. So the fortresses are in Maharashtra are exceptionally hard to trek where as the fortification in Songadh does not have much stature and its takes roughly thirty minutes to achieve the highest point of the post. Songadh had a populace of 22,426. Guys establish 51% of the populace and females 49%. Songadh has a normal proficiency rate of 65%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 72%, and female education is 58%. In Songadh, 14% of the populace is under 6 years old.