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President:Rtr.Ankush Rasane.
Secretary:-Rtr.Neeta Wagle.
Joint secretary:-Rtr.Mayank Agarwal
PRESENTS
Land Of MarathasLand of Forts
Maharashtra
Welcome to Maharashtra. A land whose sheer size and diversity
willstun you. Enjoy her mountains that stretch out into the mists
as far as
the eye can see. Her innumerous forts that stand proud and
strong.
Her scores of temples, sculpted into and out of basalt rock.
Her diverse and colorful cultures, woven into one gigantic
quilt. Her
festivals that galvanize the sleepy thousands into fervent
motion. And
her miles of silver, white beaches, stretched taut and inviting
over the
entire coast. Welcome aboard a travel package that gives you
aglimpse into this vibrant and beautiful land
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IntroductionTo start with what could be better than the History
of Maharashtra,
which holds the roots of the culture, dignity and pride of this
land.
The name Maharashtra is believed to be originated from
rathi,
which means chariot driver. Maharashtra entered the recorded
history
in the 2nd century BC, with the construction of its first
Buddhist caves.
The name, Maharashtra first appeared in a 7th century in the
account of
a contemporary Chinese traveler, Huan Tsang. According to the
recorded
History, the first Hindu King ruled the state during 6th
century, based in
Badami.
Shivaji Raje Bhosle, the founder of the Maratha Empire, did
a
lifelong struggle against the Mughals. By 1680, the year of
Shivaji's
death, nearly the whole of Deccan belonged to his empire.
Shivaji was a
great warrior and one of the finest rulers of India, so he holds
the
highest place in Maratha history.
Shivaji was an able administrator and established a government
that
included such modern concepts as cabinet (Ashtapradhan
mandal),
foreign affairs (Dabir) and internal intelligence. Shivaji
established an
effective civil and military administration. He also built a
powerful navy
and erected new forts like Sindhudurg and strengthened old ones
like
Vijayadurg on the west coast. The Maratha navy held its own
against the
British, Portuguese and Dutch till Maratha internal conflict
brought their
downfall in 1756.
Maharshtra played an important role in the freedom movement
of
India.
The ultimatum to the British to "Quit India" was given in
Mumbai,and culminated in the transfer of power and the independence
of
India in 1947.
The more we talk about Maharashtra and its history would be
less,the more you know the lesser you feel.
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Forts
Since Maharashtras history talks more about Shivaji Maharaj
&Maratha dynasty, which eventually leads us to the Forts. Forts
are
one of most fascinating monuments in Maharashtra. Be a six
yearold kid or a sixty year old, visiting these forts will always
be an
experience.
There are more than 300 forts Maharashtra. If visiting
Maharashtra, one should always take a visit to these
forts. Specifically, the Raigad fort where the very popular
event in
the Indian history, the Coronation ceremony of Shivaji
Maharaj
took.
As mentioned earlier there are more than 300 forts in
Maharashtra, so itwould be very difficult to list out some
important. Still to get best out of
these forts, we have suggested the below forts the tourists must
visit if
they visit Maharashtra. Visiting these forts in any season will
never
lessens their glory. However, if visited in a specific season
the scenic
beauty attched with them will increase your wants to know them
more.
Because each and every fort of Maharashtra, holds some important
story
behind it.
Raigad : Raigad Fort is an Architecture marvel and a grand
fortwhich was Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's Capital during the
17th
Century
Holi (February-March) and Diwali (October) are celebrated
herewith much attractive celebrations. Best period to visit Raigad
is
from October to March, having good pleasant climate and also
coinciding with grand festival celebrations
Rajgad: 'Rajgad' - the name describes the place itself. The king
of allthe forts. The fort of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. He
spent
almost 25/30 yrs here. Best time to visit All seasons except
Summer Season Torna: Once regarded as the cradle of the Maratha
Empire, the
Torna fort is a historical landmark in the state of Maharashtra.
It
was captured by Shivaji Maharaj when he was just 16 years of
age
and was renamed as Prachandgad, which literally means a huge
fort.
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Rock climbing is best done during winter and early summers.Avoid
the journey during monsoons when the path becomes
dangerous due to mud and slippery rocks.
Panhala: One among the protected monuments, Panhala Fort,
isconsidered as the largest of all the forts of Deccan. Situated
inKolhapur District of Maharashtra, this historically important
site is
constructed by King Raja Bhoj.
The best time to visit Raigad fort is from October to December.
Shivneri: Shivneri Fort is a historic military fortification
located
nearJunnar. It is the birthplace ofShivaji. One of the finest
trekking
site.
Winter and rainy seasons are the best time to visit Shivneri
fort. Sindhudurga: Sindhudurg is a fortress which occupies an islet
in
the Arabian Sea, just off the coast ofMaharashtra in western
India.
The best time to visit Raigad fort is from October to March.
Vijaydurga: Vijaydurg Fort, also known as Victory Fort, is one of
the
many historically important sites in Sindhudurg District.
Vijaydurg
is in really good condition and gives a good idea of its glory
300
years back.
Any season except monsoon (June to Sept) Pratapgad: Pratapgad
(also transcribedPratapgarh or Pratapgadh)
is a large fort located in Satara district, in the state
ofMaharashtra in India. Significant as the site of the Battle
of
Pratapgad, the fort is now a popular tourist destination Monsoon
is the best time to travel here. Devgiri: Once known as 'Devgiri',
this magnificent 12th century
fortress stands on a hill just 13 km. from Aurangabad. It was
given
the name Daulatabad, the 'city of fortune', by Muhammad
Tughlaq,
Sultan of Delhi
the most comfortable time to visit in the winter - October
toFebruary.
Sinhgad: Simhagad meaning Lion's den (Marathi: ),Previously
called Kondana fort. It is located in the south of Punecity,
Maharashtra, India, situated on a hill which rises 800 meters
above the surroundings.
The ideal time to visit Sinhagad would be during the
monsoonseason or winter
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Raigad fort(Rairi/Shivtirth)420 Murud-Janjira (Near Alibaug)393
Deogiri (Daulatabad)272 Pratapgad255 Sindhudurg223 Rajgad210
Shaniwar Wada198 Lohagad192 Ratangad (Ratanwadi, Akole, Ahmednagar
)155 Torna (Prachandagad/Khutublai)151 Purandar fort144
Harishchandragad111 Worli Fort100 Gawilgad100 Dahanu83 Mahim Fort80
Vishalgad (Satkarlana/Khelna/Jinkhed)78 Ahmednagar Fort72 Mulher
(Auranggad/Hargad/Mayurgad/Morgad)64 Vengurla63 Malhargad
(Soneri)63 Sajjangad (Navarastara/Parali)63 Arnala Fort58 Korigad55
Sudhagad (Bhorap)54 Sadashivgad52 Malanggad48 Riwa Fort47 Belapur
Fort43 Kulaba (Alibag)43 Sewri Fort42 Tung Fort(Khatingad)42
Sitabuldi Fort42 Suvarnadurg (Harnai)41 Padamgad
(Padmagad/Padmadurg)40 Ajinkyatara38 Mahuli36 Bankot(Fort Victoria
/ Himmatgad)34 Patta (aka Vishramgad)32 Revdanda31 Narnala
(Shahanur) near Akot( Akola )31 Ghodbunder fort31 Versova Fort(also
called Madh Fort)30 Khanderi28 Mazagon Fort26
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Maharashtra is not all about Forts only. The Beaches, Caves,
Pilgrimages, Hillstations, Sanctuaries and even the prominent
Cities
over here has a lot to say, show an share.
The Konkan region is the best example of being a combination
ofabove in some or the other way.
The Konkan (Marathi/Konkani:;) also called the Konkan
Coast or Karavali is a rugged section of the western
coastline
ofIndia from Raigad toMangalore. Thesapta-Konkan is a slightly
larger
region described in the Skanda-purana.
Konkan is mainly popular for its scenic beauty during Monsoon
and the
beautiful beaches and sea-shore.
Residents of Konkan and their descendants are called
Konkanis.
The word Konkan and in turn Konkaniis derivedfrom Kukaor
Kukau.Different authorities explain etymologyof this word
differently. Some include:
Komeaning top of the mountain. Name of aboriginal mother
goddess,which is
sometimes sanskritised to mean goddess Renuka.
Thus the nameKonkane,comes from the word Konka,whichmeans the
people of Konkan.
Some of the must-visit places in Konkan
Konkan being on the coastal line, the number of beaches and
ports you
find will be numerous, beautiful, and unexplored. Below are
some
highlights of Konakna which one must visit, when visiting
maharashtra.
It being a religious state, youll find plenty of temples and
shrines ofdeep religious importance.
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Shri Varadvinayak - Mahad
The Ganpati temple is on the way to Alibag from Pune, at Mahad,
20 Kms.
from Khandala, and is known as Shri Varad Vinayak, the bestower
of
blessings.
One can easily fit a visit to the temple on the way to
Alibag.
The Ganpati idol is from one of the eight main Ganpati temples
or
'Ashtavinayak's'. The Lamp (Nandadeep) in the temple has
been
continuously glowing for past 100 years.
Alibag
The city of Alibag gained prominence under the rule of Darya
Sarkhel
Kanhoji Angre in the 17th century who was Chatrapati Shivaji
Maharajsfamous naval chief. The city became important after the
fort of Kulaba
was built by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The places you can see
in and
around Alibag are Kulaba Fort, magnetic Observatory, Kanhoji
Angre's
residence, his samadhi and the Hirakot fort. Alibag also has a
beautiful
beach where you can enjoy the sunset with Kulaba Fort in the
background.
Kulaba Fort
The fort of Kulaba was built by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in
1652 tokeep a check on the activities of the foreign naval powers
of English,
Portuguese and the Siddhi of Janjira. It is a testimony to the
foresight of
the great maratha king. The Kulaba fort is still in good
condition and one
can go to visit the fort by walking across the seashore at low
tide or by
taking a buggy ride @ 25 / 30 Rs. Per person. However be sure to
check
the proper timings to visit the fort as it is dangerous to try
to go to the
fort at high tide. You get approximately 3 to 4 hours to see the
fort and
come back.
The fort has two main entrances, one at the sea side and other
towards
Alibag. The average height of the fort walls is 25 feet. The
fort has sweet
water wells and some buildings inside its premises. The
Siddhivinayak
temple inside the fort was built by Raghoji Angre in 1759. The
Ganpati
Idol in the temple is very beautiful and many people worship
it.
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The beaches of Akshi and Nagaon
Located on Alibag - Revdanda road at 8/9 kms. From Alibag, the
beach at
Akshi is a beautiful White sand beach with suru trees dotting
the coast.
The water is clean and safe for swimming. You can see the Kulaba
fort
and Alibag at a distance from the beach. The beach further
extends to
Nagaon. The Nagaon beach is also very beautiful. Both the
beaches are a
favorite of the tourists. You can also visit the nearby Satad
Bunder a
small fishing hamlet.
Kashid Beach
Kashid beach is located approximately 20/25 kms from Alibag on
the
road to Murud. It is one of the most beautiful beaches on the
Konkan
coast with pristine white sands and stretches for 3 kms.. there
are quiet
a few good Resorts along the Beach.
Mandwa, Rewas and Kihim
Mandwa is a natural port located at 20 Kms. from Alibag.
Launches andCatamarans come here from Gateway of India, Mumbai.
Rewas is also an
important port near Mandwa located at 23 Kms. from Alibag. There
is a
considerable traffic of passengers, with Launches and
Catamarans
coming here from Mumbai and ferries coming from Uran.
Kihim
Located at 12 kms. From Alibag, on the Mandwa-Alibag road Kihim
is a
very beautiful place to stay, it has a long beach which is
excellent and
clean. To come to Kihim from Alibag you have to turn left at
Chondhi Andif you come by Launch from Mumbai to Mandwa it is on
Mandwa Alibag
road. It is a favorite weekend getaway of mumbaikars as it is
quiet
convenient for them to come to Kihim on a Saturday, stay there
and go
back on Sunday. MTDC has also a resort at Kihim with tents for
staying
on the beach.
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Chaul
Chaul on the way to Revdanda is an ancient city which was
capital of the
Shilahar kings. You can visit the Rameshwar and Datta temple
here, both
the temples are worth your visit.
Revdanda
located at 17 Kms. From Alibag Revdanda is an important port.
The Salav
bridge at Revdanda which joins Murud and Alibag gives a cool
view of
the surroundings, You can see a beautiful sight of Revdanda
port, beach
and The Vikram Ispat factory from the bridge. A walk to the
adjoining
beach will give you a breathtaking view of the Revdanda Fort.
The fort
was built by a Portuguese Captain by the name of Soj in
1558.
A visit to the fort is a must as it is a very beautiful ancient
fort, though inruins it is worth your visit. The view of the fort
from Revdanda beach is
quiet picturesque. You can see some buildings inside the fort. A
walk
along the fort will give beautiful views of the sea and also the
Korlai fort.
View from Salav bridge at Revdanda
The Fort of Korlai
Korlai fort can be seen from the bridge at Salav, located at
three Kms.
from Revdanda, on the Revdanda - Kashid road. The fort is an
Old
Portuguese outpost guarding the entrance to the river. A small
road
leads up to the top of the fort. There is a Lighthouse on the
fort and a
small climb from behind the lighthouse will take you to the
fort. The fort
is in ruins, but the view from the lighthouse is beautiful and
the rockybeach at Korlai is also good.
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The forts of khanderi and Underi
The sea forts of Khanderi and Underi are Located three kms. in
the sea
near Thal. You can take a boat ride from Thal to visit the
forts. However
there is no permanent ferry to the forts and you have to hire a
boat from
the local fishermen. Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj built the fort
of Khanderi
and the fort was most of the time in possession of the Marathas
barring a
few years of English possession. The fort of Underi is at a
distance of
kms. From Khanderi. There were continues fights taking place
between
the Marathas and the Siddhi of Janjira for the possession of
these forts.
Kanakeshwar
The ancient temple of Kanakeshwar is located on Kanakgiri
mountains
at a distance of 13 kms. from Alibag. One has to climb some 700
steps to
go to the temple and the trip is not for the faint hearted. The
Temple is
very beautiful with stone carvings and a water fountain. You
also get a
beautiful view of the surroundings from the top.
The forts of khanderi and Underi
Shree Vikram Vinayak Temple ( Birla Temple)
The beautiful temple of Shree Vikram Vinayak also known as
Birlatemple is located at Salav, 20 kms. from Alibag. The Temple is
built bythe Birla Group of companies which have their Vikram Ispat
plant
located here. The temple surroundings are very beautiful and the
temple
has Idols of Ganpati, Radha - Krishna, Shankar - Parvati,
Bhavani Mata
and Surya. The Temple is only open in the mornings and
evenings.
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Murud
The trip to Alibag is incomplete without a visit to Murud
Janjira, Situated
at a distance of 42 kms. from Alibag, Murud is fast becoming a
hot tourist
destination with equal number of tourists choosing to stay in
and around
Murud. While entering Murud you come across the Palace of Nawab
on
the left had side of the road. The palace was built in 1885
for
administration purposes. However you can see the Palace only
from
outside as the palace is still owned by the descendants of the
Nawab and
is a private property.
There is a very beautiful beach at Murud and a lot of Hotels and
Resorts
along the beach to choose from. The Murud beach is very
beautiful, clean
and safe for swimming. Apart from the beach Murud is more famous
for
its proximity to Janjira at Rajpuri - The majestic sea fort
which remainedunconquered till the end.
Janjira
Located near Rajapur, Janjira is a majestic sea fort which
remained
unconquered till the end. The fort was built by Siddhi Amber who
came
from Abyssinia, the fort is an excellent example of fort
building
architecture and its outer walls are still in a good condition.
I am sure
you will be awed looking at the fort by thinking how the hell
people
would have built a fort in the middle of the sea? You have to
take a boatride to go to the fort, and there is a lot to see on the
fort.
There are guides available who tour you through the fort while
giving
you an interesting version of the forts history. The inside
premises of the
fort are in ruins but still give you a glimpse of its glorious
past. The Huge
cannons by the names Kalal bangdi, Chavri and LandaKasam are
worth a
mention, it is said that these guns could fire at a distance of
two Kms.
from the fort, making it impossible for enemy ships to come
near. From
the fort you can see the sea fort of Kasa or Padmadurg which was
built
by Shivaji Maharaj to counter the might of Siddhi.
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The Beaches and Hill stations provide the best of leisure time
for you.
Mahabaleshwar Hill Station
Boating or fishing at the placid Venna Lake at
Mahabaleshwar, you find the time and the
environment to put your life and priorities.
Matheran Hill Station
Your toy train chugs along slowly without a
care in the world. During the two hour
ascent, food vendors and monkeys jump onand off as the valley
glides by sedately.
Bhandardara Hill Station
A quiet, away-from-it-all, little holiday
resort, with lovely picnic spots.
Chikhaldara Hill Station
Featured in the epic, the Mahabharata, this is
the place where Bheema killed the villainous
Keechaka in a herculean bout .
Malshej Ghat Hill Station
Malshej Ghat holds special value for hikers,trekkers and
adventure lovers. The nature
here is at its best.
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Panchgani Hill Station
In nearby Panchgani - which derives its name
from the five hills that surround it - you set outon one of the
special visits arranged by the
resorts over here.
Jawhar Hill Station
Not for nothing is it named the
'Mahabaleshwar of Thane district,. In beauty
and climate it is no less. And there's so much to
see.
Amboli Hill Stations
Snuggling coyly, in the southern ranges of the
Sahyadri hills, Amboli at an altitude of 690 m
is the last mountain resort.
Panhala Hill Stations
The history of Panhala is also the history of
Marathas. There are innumerable places of
interest , each with its share of haunting
anecdotes.
Khandala Lonavala Karla Hill StationKhandala and Lonavala are
two charming
hill stations on the western slopes of the
Sahyadris, 5 kms apart straddling the
Mumbai-Pune highway.
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