Best places: Fortresses in Santekatte, India

Remains of a centuries-old fortress, with panoramic views of peaks in Kudremukh National Park.

Large historical fort on the base of rocky hills with many doors & carvings at the main entrance.

Sprawling fortress offering sweeping sea views, preserved battlement walls, gates & tunnels.

Tranquil remains of a 1763 Portguese fortress, perched atop a seaside cliff, with a small chapel.

😐 It's a steep climb. There's nothing much left of the fort to see when you reach the top. The view is good. Preferably treck during early morning hours or evening when it's not too hot.

👍👍 Visit this place during monsoon it will be a treat to your eyes.Easy accessible road. This place is just a fort. No toilets.mountain View point. Easily we can explore this place no need of trekking or any kind of difficulties. Keep it clean and green

👍👍 Hello all Goa Lovers, Want to see something different then the beaches, meuseums, temples or churches im Goa, here is the BEST choice for you to get your good time at a monument somewhere in the middle area of GOA. Farmagudi fort is small fort created with a statue of Raje Shivaji on top. There i...

Centuries-old stone ruins with many water wells, covered in bright-green moss in monsoon season.

Archaeological site featuring remains of an old fortress, with garden areas & a small museum.

👍👍 Perfect place for weekend plan…. We can see here Some historical tools, weapons which are used in 16-17th century… best Picnic place for school children’s

Remains of a unique star-shaped fort built on a mountain in 1792 by Tipu Sultan.

Historic square fort built by British trading company in 1708 with underground hideaways & carvings.

😐 Its an old masjid inside the Tipu sultan fort. Looking at the current state, it's not maintained properly. As per the discussion with locals, the local people only help to keep it running. Considering the legacy of the great Tipu Sultan it's sad to see that the government hasn't spent a penny on its...

😐 Old heritage site with church close by. Just a drive through for the church and old bridge. Roads are a bit narrow here. Church is amazing but was closed. Well maintained and also has a cemetery attached. Rachol must be worth visit during monsoon. Very peaceful village.

👍 Channagiri has a hill fort which was built around 1770 with a Ranganatha temple inside it, which rises to a height of about 200 feet to the west of the town consists of a single soft dark covered with earth which commands a wide plain. The fort consists of two rubble walls defending by moats, the ch...

👍👍 Forget the fort.. the majestic view of mighty river Kali joining the Arabian sea is a feast for eyes especially during sunset. We have spent almost 2 hrs just watching the river and sea. U ll have ample space to sit. The breeze, the view everything is wonderful.

Boxy hilltop fortress sited above the Chandragiri River offering dramatic sunset views.

👍👍 Locally spelt as Kumble or Kumbla, Kumbala is a small town located 14 kms north of Kasaragod town in Kasaragod district, Kerala. It is located at the mouth of a lagoon formed by the Shriya River. A small port in ancient times, Kumbala was once the seat of the Kumbala Kings who ruled the southern pa...

👍 Not much is left just one canaon .but It provides panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and the River Sal. So, you can come here for some peace as the cool sea wind will refresh you. take a stroll along the beach to see the beautiful sunset and sunrise. It's also a great place for fishing.

👍 This place is located at the edge of Sira city with very good Lake view from the one of the corner of the fort, this place can be developed with gardening and other innovative ideas to attract the visitors. If this place is developed then this place will become one of the best tourist place in Tumku...