Ankai Fort is a hill fortress near Yeola in the Nashik district of Maharashtra, India. It is a prominent historical site known for its ancient architecture, Buddhist caves, and sweeping views of the surrounding Deccan landscape. The fort forms a twin complex with the nearby Tankai Fort, collectively referred to as Ankai–Tankai.

Key facts

• Location: Near Yeola, Nashik district, Maharashtra, India

• Elevation: Approximately 3,200 feet (975 meters) above sea level

• Built by: Yadava dynasty (circa 12th–13th century CE)

• Type: Hill fort

• Nearest railway station: Manmad Junction (about 10 km away)