The fort does not have any fortifications, despite the presence of signals in the local area. On the western side of the summit, there is a small water tank drilled out of the soil. The summit offers stunning views of Vasai Creek and the surrounding area.
From the summit, you can also see mangrove-covered islands and salt pans by the creek. Tungareshwar hills contribute to the picturesque landscape surrounding the castle. From the ground, the summit seems to be two peaks divided by a single small pole. The summit's circular form gives the appearance of a volcano.
Stone carving discovered in the region suggests that this was a significant location since ancient times. Several water tanks discovered on the way and at the top were installed by the Maratha during 1739, when the forces fighting with the Portuguese ordered the building of several water tanks in the region to the Peshwa headquarters in Pune.
