Nandidurga Fort

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Nandidurga Fort is a historic hill fortress in Karnataka, India, known for its strategic military importance during the 18th-century conflicts involving Mysore and British forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill fort
historic site
accessFrom Bengaluru–Hyderabad highway vicinity
alsoKnownAs Nandi Durg NERFINISHED
Nandi Fort NERFINISHED
Nandidroog NERFINISHED
associatedWith British East India Company forces NERFINISHED
Hyder Ali NERFINISHED
Tipu Sultan NERFINISHED
capturedBy British forces NERFINISHED
capturedDuring Third Anglo-Mysore War NERFINISHED
capturedUnderCommandOf Lord Cornwallis NERFINISHED
captureYear 1791
constructionMaterial granite
continent Asia
controlledBy British East India Company NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Mysore NERFINISHED
country India
currentUse tourist attraction
trekking destination
elevation approximately 1478 metres above sea level
feature bastions
gates
multiple defensive walls
precipitous hill slopes
water storage facilities
fortificationType stone fortifications
heritageStatus protected monument under state archaeology (Karnataka)
involvedIn Anglo-Mysore Wars NERFINISHED
locatedIn Chikkaballapur district NERFINISHED
Karnataka
locatedNear Bengaluru NERFINISHED
locatedOn Nandi Hills NERFINISHED
nearbyAttraction Nandi temple on Nandi Hills NERFINISHED
Tipu’s Drop (cliff point on Nandi Hills) NERFINISHED
periodOfSignificance 18th century
region southern India
state Karnataka
strategicImportance commanded the roads between Bengaluru and the Deccan plateau
served as a key outpost for the Kingdom of Mysore
usedFor control of approaches to Bengaluru
military defense
strategic lookout
viewOverlooks Bengaluru plains NERFINISHED

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Mysore army usedFort Nandidurga Fort