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Bhorgiri Fort
Bhorgiri Fort is a ruined fort in Pune, Maharashtra. The fort was used as a surveillance fort.

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Bhorgiri Fort is a fort in Pune district of Maharashtra. This fort lies about 45km west of the Rajgurunagar town on a small hill detached from the Bhimashankar Hill. The Fort is situated near the village Bhorgiri. The fort hill is flanked on both sides by Bhima River and a small tributary of the Bhima River. Bhorgiri Fort was also used as a surveillance fort on the Pune side.

Structure of Bhorgiri Fort
The structures of the Bhorgiri Fort are in ruined state covered with lots of shrubs growing over them. There are many caves, Shivalinga and a stone idol of Lord Virbhadra on the fort.

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