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history of mahabaleshvar
history of mahabaleshvar


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Panchganga Mandir


Panchganga Mandir is one of the holy places of Mahabaleshwar. Water from five different rivers (Koyna, Krishna, Venna, Savitri and Gayatri) get together in this place and it comes out from the Gomukh (a cows mouth) carved in stone. So this place is called as Panchganga Mandir. This famous temple was first built by Raja Singhandeo, King of the Yadav of Devgiri in 13th Century. Finally it was improved and enlarged by Maratha Emperor Shivaji in 16th Century.

Venna Lake


Venna Lake is the first and major attraction of Mahabaleshwar. It is very famous for boating. Boating in the Venna lake is full of pleasure for all, old as well as youngsters. This Lake was constructed by Maharaja Shahaji of Satara and was completed in the year 1842.

Pratapgadh  
A visit to Pratapgadh adds a historical dimension to the Mahabaleshwar trip. It is a place where the history of Maratha Emperor Shivaji took a decisive course when mighty Afzal khan met his death. Shivaji Maharaja then established himself as a significant force in the contemporary power politics.

Pratapgadh 900 mtrs above sea level, lies 19 kms. west of Mahabaleshwar. This fort from a distance looks like a round topped hill, the wall of lower fort forming a sort of a band or crown round the brow.

Tapola Dam  
Tapola, 28 kms. from Mahabaleshwar with its virgin beauty is also a very scenic point. Koyna Dam's back water and the picturesque surroundings make this place an ideal picnic and boating spot.



Strawberry Gardens  







A Visitor Coming To Mahabaleshwar Is Always Thrilled By Prospect Of A Visit To Strawberry Gardens. Strawberries The Deep Red Attractive Fruit With Sweet Sour Taste Is Very Popular Since British Raj.

Strawberries Belong To Rosea Group, Which Grows Abundantly In Himalayan Ranges. Here In Mahabaleshwar It Is Grown By Methods Which Are Conducive To Give Good Quality Fruits And Good Yield. In Last Few Years Whole Scenario Of Strawberry Cultivation Has Changed Due To Imported California Variety. Now A Days Strawberries Are Cultivated All Over Maharashtra, Though In Pockets, As California Variety Can Withstand Higher Temperature Of Nearly 37 To 38 Degree C. It Gives Big Dark Red Good Looking Attractive California Strawberries. But These Berries Are Unable To Satisfy Your Tastebuds, As They Are Comparitively Sour. As The Export Potential Is Very Good For These Strawberries, Most Of The Farmers Are Planting Sub Varieties Of California Strawberries Like Chandler, Seascape, Pajero Etc. Australian Variety Has Bleak Future And Will Reach Near Extinction Very Soon.

Strawberry Suckers Are Transplanted Every Year Around September. It Requires Watering And Plucking On Alternate Days. The Main Yield Starts From January Till First Rains Arrive. Now A Days California Variety Is Transplanted In June & July And Farmers Try Their Utmost To Get Early Fruits In September October.

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