Alibag Tourism

Alibag is a pristine and picturesque coastal town in the Raigad district of Konkan region in Maharashtra. Known for its sandy beaches and stunning seascape, Alibag comes across as the most famous weekend getaway from Mumbai and Pune. For people who are not aware, Alibag is just one beach. However, for those who have been to this town would realise that it is a confluence of multiple beaches, located at a short distance from each other. During the monsoons, Alibag becomes host to a beautiful weather, lush green landscape and musical waves that enamour the hearts of many who visit here.

However, the coastal beauty is not just one reason for which one would like to visit Alibag. This town abounds in churches, forts and synagogues and the various temples that add a dash of history and religion to its scenic beauty. For those who want to try out some adventure and water sports here will find a lot of opportunities to play with the waves. Of all the beaches in Alibag, Nagaon beach is the best known for water sports such as S.C.U.B.A diving or kite boarding, sea kayaking or wakeboarding.

A short distance from Mumbai and Pune, Alibag is the famous retreat that offers a number of luxurious to budget cottages where one can stay for a perfect holiday. From gorgeous to popular, from serene to the most enamouring, Alibag’s beaches offer something for all kinds of travellers. And to delve more into its local culture, try the local cuisine here which will add indelible memories of this coastal town forever in your mind.

Maharashtra Tourism

Maharashtra Tourism Often called the 'Gateway to the Heart of India', Maharashtra is the third largest state and second most populous state than in the country. Owing to its proximity to the Western Ghats, it is blessed with a picturesque backdrop of the mountains on one side and has the beautiful Konkan coastal belt on the other.

Maharashtra, the land of everything unlimited invites you into its widespread plethora of attractions. It is adorned by the beautiful Sahyadri ranges of the Western Ghats with high mountains that disappear into the morning mist, while the sprawling belt of the Konkan Coast mesmerises the eyes by its white beaches. The ruins of the ancient forts and palaces in Pune and Ratnagiri among others proudly narrates the story of the then mighty rulers of Maharashtra. Centuries-old temples situated in places like Pandharpur, Ozar are still rooted in their traditions, offering sanctuary to pilgrims. As do the small hill stations of Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Matheran, nestled cosily in nature, provide respite to travellers from the hustle and bustle of the cities.

People of diverse culture and religion live amicably in this state, which is why there is much ado about the culture of Maharashtra which while retaining its original Marathi culture has beautifully embraced other cultures that have come to call this state their home. Apart from being rich in history, traditional arts and lifestyle, it is also famous for its economy primarily because Mumbai -the financial capital of India is situated here. The entertainment hub - the Bollywood film industry also finds its origin in this state. The amalgamation of these varieties of things that this state offers will make your visit here absolutely worthwhile.