About Panhala Tourism

Panhala is one of the attractive towns located in the Kolhapur locality of Maharashtra. Panhala is the least important town of the state. Often referred to as Municipal assembly, the town is established central the outpost, which offers a appealing outlook of the valley. Panhala is disperse over an area of 390 acres .

The history of the place travelled to designated days back to 1191-92, the signs of which lies in a copper plate discovered in Satara. It depicts that Panhala was the chair of Silahara Bhoja Raja II. Panhala was furthermore ruled by the Adil Shahi Dynasty of Bijapur in 1489. furthermore, the inscriptions founded in the Panhala outpost mention to the reign of Ibrahim Adil Shah.

bordered up with very vintage structures and wrecks, the village had seen the increase and fall of the Maratha sphere Until 1782, the outstation was under the Maratha orbit, and all through 1827 it was conquered by the British rulers.

established at a height of 400 metres, the outpost is the biggest amidst all the Deccan outposts in India. assembled between 1178 and 1209, the outpost was ruled by many rulers considering Sambhaji, Yadavas,  Aurangzeb and Kashi Ranganath Sarpotdar.

To arrive to this heritage town, visitors can board air travel to Kolhapur Airport, which is the closest aerodrome. It is established in the Kolhapur locality at a expanse of about 32 km from Panhala Fort.