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  Exploring Kokankada and Harishchandragad  😍 A Journey into Maharashtra's Natural Wonder   👀       Nestled deep within the Sahyadri mountain range of Maharashtra, India, lies a hidden gem that beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Harishchandragad, with its breathtaking cliffs and the iconic Kokankada (Konkan cliff), offers a spectacular vista that captivates the soul and ignites a sense of wonder. Join us on a virtual journey as we uncover the beauty and allure of this ancient fort and its mesmerizing surroundings. Harishchandragad: A Historical and Natural Marvel:   History and Legends:     Harishchandragad, believed to have been built during the 6th century, holds a significant place in Maharashtra's history. It served as a strategic fort during various dynasties, including the Marathas and the Mughals, owing to its formidable location and natural defenses. Legends abound about this fort, from tales of sage Harishchandra to stories of brave Maratha warriors,

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       Nature's Treasure: KILLE NIVATI⛱🚩

 very clean, calm, and a peaceful place❤❤


LOCATION -Nivati Fort Rd, Nivati, Konkan, Maharashtra 416520, INDIA 

 https://goo.gl/maps/iPHS8SNSBc4NWzrTA



Kille Nivati is a fort located 10 km south of Malvan in the Sindhudurg district, of Maharashtra. This fort is located on the hill near the Nivati village.


HISTORY:   Shivaji Maharaj built this fort promptly after the Sindhudurg stronghold was constructed. This stronghold was utilized to investigate the Karli river and the Vengurla port. This post was later caught by Sawant of Sawantwadi. In 1748, Ismail Khan, who was working under the Portuguese, caught this fortress. In 1787 Karvirkar of Kolhapur picked up control of this post. In 1803, the control of the fortification go to Sawant's. The H.M. IV Rifles of the British Army caught this fortress on February 4, 1818, with no obstruction.

HOW TO REACH:         The nearest town is Malvan which is 526 km from Mumbai. This fort is close to Nivati and  Parule villages. There are direct buses from Malvan and Kudal to the Nivati Fort. From Pune/Mumbai, try to google through NH 17. While in NH17, take a right turn from Kudal. The small road will take you to Nivati. There are small roads from Malvern as well. You just need to ask and continue.

     There are 2 beaches so don't confuse. Kille Nivati Beach(Left side)👈👈 & Bhogave Beach(Right side)👉👉. Choose the left route and continue your traveling.←←←←←←←←←👈👈👈👈👈👈👈👈←←←←←←←←←←←←

    Going forward there are sidewalks. The footpath on the left leads to Nivati shore and on the right to Nivati fort...On the left, there is a narrow section of the hill that has gone inside the sea. The beach is totally untouched. There are no commercial facilities available in the village. 👇👇👇👇



WHAT TO SEE:

GOLDEN ROCK




NIVATI BEACH


NIVATI FORT VIEW

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STAY Local Stay with basic facilities.


Food:          Needless to say there is no food street around. But the homemade food cooked by the local people was awesome and they prepare whatever we ask them. If you love non-veg, I suggest always try fish and crab while visiting sea beaches instead of chicken and mutton.


VISIT SEASON:  Throughout the year

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