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 Yellur fort in Karnataka is situated in the Yellur village of Belgaum. Its real name is Rajhansgad but derives its name from being in proximity to Yellur village. It is about 19.4 kilometers from Belgaum via the National Highway No 4A.
It is accessible via two wheelers only to a certain extent that is only till the base of the mountain. Further route has to be covered via foot. This also makes for a great place to go trekking owing to its mountainous nature. This fort is attracted by all the nature lovers and adventure lovers in Belgaum.
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