Bitangad is a hill fort in Indian State of Maharashtra. One of the less explored forts in the district of Nashik. It rises to an elevation of about 3500 ft. from MSL. This was used as an ancient watch tower to observe the paas between aunda - patta and Kasara. The summit of the hill is very small and not much is left of it. There is a cave on the way up, and no cisterns of water at the top. The plateau at the top is covered with dense vegetation, and offers a great views of the Kalsubai range (South West) & Patta (North).
