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Jay Vinayak Temple Jaigad
Shri Jai Vinayak Mandir complex situated in Jaigad is a unique confluence of vernacular architecture prevalent in the coastal belts of Maharashtra and classical Hindu Mandir architecture based on the Yantra principles. The name Jai Vinayak creates an associational value with the place namely Jaigad.
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Ganapatipule Beach
One of the most famous beaches in Ganpatipule is the Ganpatipule Beach along the Konkan coast. A haven for those who are a fan of the sands and sea, Ganapatipule Beach is where you can look forward to a perfect combination of adventure and relaxation.
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Ratnadurga Fort
Located just 2 km away from Ratnagiri, Ratnadurg is a famous tourist attraction. Because of the Bhagwati temple inside the fort, it is also called as Bhagwati fort. The fort is built in the Bahamani period.
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Swayambhu Ganpati Temple
Swayambhu Ganapati Temple is a tourist destination located on the Arabian Sea, at a distance of 1 km from the town of Ganpatipule in the Ratnagiri District of Maharashtra. Ganpatipule is a small town in the middle of the Sahyadri hills, surrounded by mango and cashew mango trees located 25 km north to Ratnagiri.
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Bhatye Beach
Bhatye Beach is a tranquil and scenic beach located in the Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra, India. Bhatye, a small village, is known for its pristine shores and is a popular destination for beach lovers. This long and flat beach is encompassed by the lush greenery of the Sahyadri mountains on its eastern side, providing a picturesque backdrop.
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Swami Swaroopanand Samadhi Math
During the year 1949, Shree Maharaj met Shree Swami Swaroopanand at Pawas, in Ratnagiri, who was staying in the house of Shri Desai. The original name of Shree Swami Swaroopanand was Shri Ramchandra Vishnu Godbole.
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Aare Ware Beach
Aare-ware Beach is only about 12 kilometres from the famous Ganapatipule Temple. These twin beaches, Aare-Ware, were formed by a mountain corner submerged in the sea. The two sides of the same mountain, the Aare and Ware beaches, were formed ages ago due to the mountain's convergence into the ocean. This one-of-a-kind phenomenon embodies nature's beauty and serenity.
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