This beach of Maharashtra, away from the crowd, is absolutely perfect for funneling and relaxing.

rajat1802 (44)in #travel • 6 years ago

The festival begins with the same period of rotation. When you can plan from the comfort of a long vacation. The month of September to March is perfect for going on the middle of the vacation. So if you have traveled between Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Odisha, then plan to go to Ganpatipule in Maharashtra this time. Ganpatipule, where people come from the purpose of not only for the mere sight of Lord Ganesha, but for the purpose of enforcing the vacuum. The clear blue water of the vast ocean and the white sand spread over the edge extend the beauty of this place. In addition to the Beach Destination, this place is also best known for Konkani culture and catering.

About 375 km from the Konkan coast in the south of Mumbai, this place is inspired by the name of Lord Ganapati. Where the statue of Lord Ganesha was made by himself with huge stones. In addition to this 400 year old temple and surrounding beauty, it is also amazing in itself, seeing the rising and rising sun.

Magnifies the sea

Due to not being too crowded, not only can see the sea sea views but also can enjoy its waves sitting there. Ganapatipule is a perfect destination for those who want to roam in the long weekend and also relax. The natural beauty here is worth seeing. Greenery and water everywhere water only. Many water sports such as Row Boats, Motorbots, Aero Boats, Paddle Bots, can be enjoyed on the beach. Even paragliding facilities are also available.

Beautiful sea-beach

Ganapatipule is a very beautiful beach of Konkan coast. In addition to the people who prefer beach destination, there is also a favorite among the seekers and the pilgrims. There is always a devotee of devotees in the temple of Swayam Ganesh situated here. The Ganesh God situated here is also known as the West Dwarna Deity. People who reach Ganapatipule also arrive here for visas. In addition to beautiful beach and clear water, Ganpatipule is also rich in vegetable matter. There is plenty of mangrove and coconut trees. Coming down here will be a wonderful feeling to get rid of a runaway lifestyle.

Here's the food

Malgund is a small village located one kilometer from Ganpatipule, which is the birthplace of famous Marathi poet Keshavsavan. You can go to this great poet's house, which has now been transformed into a hostel. You can also see the memorial of the poet Keshavsut created by the Marathi Sahitya Parishad. Everywhere in Konkan, trees with mangoes are also seen. Here is a great deal of arachni poli, khoya ki ki pali, a picnic bread, Kokam Kadhi is very famous. Take time out to visit this place, then you will be able to enjoy everything here.