Tungi fort

TypeHill fort

Owner IndiaGovernment of India

Controlledby Maratha Confederacy (1739-1818)
 United Kingdom

• East India Company (1818-1857)
• British Raj (1857-1947)

 India (1947-)

Opento
thepublicYes

Tungi Fort
तुंगी किल्ला
Part of Sahyadri Hill Range
Raigad district, Maharashtra
Site information
Type	Hill fort
Owner	IndiaGovernment of India
Controlled by	Maratha Confederacy (1739-1818)  United Kingdom East India Company (1818-1857) British Raj (1857-1947)  India (1947-)
Open to the public	Yes
Condition	Ruins
Location
Tungi Fort Shown within Maharashtra
Coordinates	19°02′32.9″N 73°29′24″E / 19.042472°N 73.49000°E / 19.042472; 73.49000
Height	4490 Ft.
Site history
Materials	Stone

Tungi fort (Marathi: तुंगी किल्ला) is a small 16th-century fort probably mainly used as a lookout post in the past. It is situated to the east of Karjat in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is one of the easy-to-reach forts near the Bhimashanker trek route in the Karjat area.^{[citation needed]}