Famous Point to See in Ganapatipule
Famous Point to See in Ganapatipule, an Overall Review
Ganapatipule, the small town of Maharashtra is the best place for pious people whose intention of visit primarily rests upon worshipping the nearly one and a half century old Ganapati naturally formed by the coastline in the midst of crystal clear aquatic domain and glittering sand beach. The temple is the source of rush in the time of festivals. Though it is chiefly marked as a holy place idle for devotees of Ganesha, there are still many famous points to see in Ganapatipule.
It’s better to start off with the four hundred year old Swayambhu Ganapati Temple, which stands on the feet of a hillock. It is the chief famous point to visit in Ganapatipule. The Ganpati idol of the temple is copper made. The deity is also termed as “Swayambhu”, which addressees Lord Ganapati’s immense prowess of being self-originated.
It is noted among the eight major Ganapatis (Ashta Ganapatis). Malgund, a little parish is sited at a distance of 1 km from Ganapatipule. The serene and tranquil village is the hometown of the renowned Marathi poet, Krushnaji Keshav Damle. Malgund, another spot of tourist attraction is another famous point to see at Ganapatipule and it is famous for the Prachin Konkan (Ancient Konkan). The al fresco museum showcases the ancient traditions, chiefly old ways of life in Konkan areas. It spreads over almost acquiring 3 acres of land.
Other prominent famous points to see within Ganapatipule are Jaigarh fort, Place of Lokmanya Tilak, Bhatye Beach, Bhandarpule, Fort Ratnagiri, Karhateshwar, Bhagwati Temple and Thibaw Palace. The fort is situated on a sea cliff at the opening of the Sangameshwar River situated 30 kms from Ganapatipule. The Jaigarh fort was put up in the 17th century to safeguard the Jaigarh port. With a number of historical and traditional touches the tour would feed your want of the rich cultural heritage of India.
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