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A - Historical place www.ShikharShinganapur.org History www.ShikharShinganapur.org Why The Name Shikhar Shinganapur ? The Name Shikhar Shinganapur defines it self. Shikhar means top of the mountain ( Parwat ), Which means it's the Temple Situated at last Mountain peak of Sahyadri ranges. It is the religious place in Man Taluka of Satara District of Indian State of Maharashtra. This Village is existed from ancient times on the border of Satara, Solapur and Pune District. The Population of village is 2600 people. Shambhu Mahadev of Shikhar Shikhanapur is the totem (Kuldaiwat - Kulswami) of Many people in India (Most of Maharashtra , Karnataka and Aandhra Pradesh States). As this village and temple where built by King Singhan from Yadav clan. The temple is surrounded by stone embankment. This is the Private temple of Bhosale family, of king Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Bhosale. Features Contact Shinghan Raja ( King ) Name Dhananjay Badave 2200 years back Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 Border of two district ------------------------ +91(82753)68261 Sahyadri Ranges www.ShikharShinganapur.org Events www.ShikharShinganapur.org Marriage Function (Vivah sohala) The Vivah sohala ( Marriage ) its happen here every year : Once the lords shiva and parwati were playing the game named Saripath. Parwati won the game and teased lord shiva. As shiv were innocent and he left this place angrily (called as Gupt Mahadev) and went to the top of shinganapur. To bring them (Shiva and Parvati) together again lord vishnu and laxmi tied their knot once again. Hence this is the Grand Marriage at shinganapur where shiv and parvati get married. This is arranged in every hindu new year started of chaitra month of eighth day after the Gudhi padhwa event on chaitra ashtami at time of 12.00 PM at Temple of Shikhar Shinganapur. On the 11th day of new year the Indore's king comes along with the horse and pray (Abhishek) in the temple of lord shiva with full dressing of suit and shoes. The Kawad Yatra enters into shinganapur for worshipping lord shiva at the end of chaitra yatra. Features Contact Shiv Parwati Marriage Name Dhananjay Badave Chaitra Month Ashtami Tithi Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 At 12.00 Pm Mid Night Marriage ------------------------ +91(82753)68261 At 04.00 Pm Evening Time Pagote www.ShikharShinganapur.org Mahashivratri Mahashivratri utsav – Ek Bilwa shivarpanam shivarpanam. Whole night temple is open for Shiva chanting. With Om Namah shivay. At 12.00 PM accurate Bell ( leaf ) of bell tree will be dedicate to shiva parwati. Features Contact Whole night temple open Name Dhananjay Badave At 12.00 Pm Mid Night Bell Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 dedicated ------------------------ Four Times Mahapuja +91(82753)68261 At Temple only www.ShikharShinganapur.org Shrawan Month In Shrawan month, Abhishek Puja Darshan of shiva is very important. List of pujas performed in the temple. Like- Panchamrut Abhishek, Mahimna Awartan Abhishek, Rudra Awartan, Anna Puja, Laghurudra, Maharudra, Atirudra, Mahapuja etc. performed in the temple. Features Contact Shrwan a Pawitra Pure month Name Dhananjay Badave List of pujas performed Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 Bell and Abhishek important ------------------------ +91(82753)68261 Every Monday of shrawan a big rush in temple. www.ShikharShinganapur.org Different Types of Abhishek www.ShikharShinganapur.org Items Benefits PANCHAGAVYAM-PANCHA Removes all sings of mankind KAVYAM(mixture of five ingredients i.e. milk,curd,ghee, cows urine, cow dung) PANCHAMRUTHAM(ripe banana, jaggery, Gives wealth candy sugar, seedless dates, honey, dry fruits) GHEE Gives Moksha state MILK Gives long life CURD Gives Good Children, Blessing for children HONEY Melodious voice, Enhancement of music talents RICE POWDER Frees from debts www.ShikharShinganapur.org Items Benefits COOCKED RICE Gives Majestic life, Raajya Praapti COW’s GHEE financial prosperity BHASMAM Destruction of great sins SANDAL WOOD WATER Sons’ prosperity PUSHPODAK Bhoo Laabh BILVAJALAM Bhog and Bhagya DOORVODAKAM Nasht Dravya Praapti RUDRAAKSHODAK Mahaa Aishwaryam GRAPE JUICE Sakal Kaarya Jayam www.ShikharShinganapur.org Item Benefit NAV RATAN JAL Dhaanya, Griha development MANGO JUICE Destruction of long ailments SANDAL PASTE Gives Lakshmi’s Grace SUGAR Removes enmity DATES (Khajoor) JUICE destruction of both internal and external enemies BLACK APPLES Renunciation KASTOOREE WATER Kingdom SUGER CANE JUICE Sugar cane juice gives good health www.ShikharShinganapur.org Items Benefits LIME JUICE Removes fear of death, Recovery from illness TENDER COCONUT JUICE Gives enjoyment and full satisfaction in life WATER (Mixed with Ganga Jal) Peace TIL OIL(Sesame Oil) Free from illness, Apa Mrityu Haram TURMERIC for healing, recovery from diseases, and matrimony, wellness www.ShikharShinganapur.org Places to See In shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Guptling - ( 3 km from shikhar shinganapur temple). The story behind the temple of GUPTLING is as it also has Shivling. Once the lords shiva and parwati playing the game named Saripath. Parwati won the game and teased lord shiva. As shiv were innocent and he left this place angrily (called as Gupt Mahadev) and went to the top of shinganapur. And then lord vishnu took a step ahead to bring lord shiva and parwati together again, and hence the marriage of lord shiva and parwati took place once again. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 Tirth Kund ------------------------ Gupt Ling – below the shiv ling +91(82753)68261 Story of Saripath Email [email protected] Mahadev Temple Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Kadyatil Ganpati It is the temple of Lord Ganesha. Here, one's wishes are fulfilled. And it is said that statue of Ganesha moves one inch ahead every year. It is also called Kadyatla Ganpati as situated in straight hills. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 Wishesh are fulfilled ------------------------ One inch ahead every year +91(82753)68261 Near to Temple Email [email protected] Located In Straight hills Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Pushkar Tirth – Talav ( Lake ) Under the Malojiraje Bhosale's Guidance this lake was re-innovated for welfare of devotees and people of village, to fulfill there needs. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 Malojiraje Bhosale ------------------------ If Rain then Water issues solved +91(82753)68261 Piligrams – called as Tirth Email [email protected] Located In Shinganapur Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Bali Mandir This Temple is also called as Bali Raja. A king of Farmers. You can see the nails of Cows in four direction of shivling, Cow’s self given milk and did the milk Abhishek to bali raja. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 A Round Stone ------------------------ Cows Nails +91(82753)68261 Farmers King Email [email protected] Located In Shikhar Shinganapur Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Bhagirathi Tirth Bhagirithi Tirth is situated between the Shivaji Fort and Kadyatil Ganpati. In every season water is available here, even in drought. This tirth has very much importance. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 All Time Water ------------------------ In straight hills +91(82753)68261 Near to Fort Email [email protected] Located In Shikhar Shinganapur Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Shivaji Maharaj Fort Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj along with their family, use to visit this temple of lord shiva. This fort was built for them as it is very near to the temple. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 Bhosale Family – Fort ------------------------ Near to Temple +91(82753)68261 Function time of Dassara Email [email protected] Located In Shinganapur Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Bell The Maratha Warrior Shrimant Peshwe Chimaji Appa, Younger brother of Great Shrimant Bajirao Peshwa defeated the Portuguese and captured several forts in Konkan region including vasai and arnala, Between 26 month period from 28 March 1736 to 23 May 1739. The Bells from this forts distributed all over the 34 hindu biggest temples in which Shikhar Shinganapur is one of the temple. This Bell is hanging in Temple. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 Chimaji Appa Peshwe ------------------------ Vasai and Arnala Fort +91(82753)68261 Total 34 Bells Email [email protected] Hanging In Temple Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Shendge Door – Darwaja Shendge Door is very old door. As it can be observed from front side of the temple. The Person who built it was from Shendge family, hence the door was named after him as Shendge door. The height of door is 232 feet. This Door is built on time of Peshwas jahagiri. There are such five doors. This doors shows Unioun of Power and Idea. Lord Ganesha on the left side of door stands for Idea, and Lord Hanuman - Maruti Stands for the Power. Contact Name Dhananjay Badave Features Mobile Number +91(86004)77100 232 Feet height ------------------------ Power and Idea +91(82753)68261 Peshwas Jahagiri Email [email protected] Like this Five Doors Address Shikhar Shinganapur www.ShikharShinganapur.org Mungi Ghat Mungi Ghat – Where you can see the peoples like Mungi means ant. A ant also cant walk through this way its such a difficult straight hill that’s why its called
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    GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF TOURISM RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.2690 ANSWERED ON 16.07.2019 CREATION OF INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SEA FORT TOURISM IN MAHARASHTRA 2690. SHRI SAMBHAJI CHHATRAPATI: Will the Minister of TOURISM be pleased to state: (a) whether Government is aware that Maharashtra has fairly a good number of sea forts having potential for development as tourist attraction; (b) if so, the details thereof and plans Government has formulated to create proper infrastructure for sea fort tourism promotion; (c) whether Government has any timeline for tourism promotion and creation of infrastructure to access sea forts in Maharashtra; and (d) whether it is not necessary to constitute a co-ordination committee involving concerned Ministries of the Central Government and Departments of Maharashtra Government to give a push to sea fort tourism in Maharashtra? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE FOR TOURISM (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) (SHRI PRAHLAD SINGH PATEL) (a) to (d): Yes, Sir. There are a number of Forts including Sea Forts in Maharashtra which have tourism potential. The following 10 Sea Forts in Maharashtra are under the jurisdiction of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI): Sl. Name of Monuments Location / District No. 1. Suvarna Durg Dapoli / Ratnagiri 2. Jaygad Fort Jaygad / Ratnagiri 3. Sindhudurg Malvan / Sindhudurg 4. Vijaydurg Vijaydurg/ Sindhudurg 5. Bassein Fort Vasai / Thane 6. Arnala Fort Vasai / Thane 7. Alibag (Kolaba) Fort Alibag / Raigad 8. Korlai Fort Alibag / Raigad 9. Kasa Fort Murud / Raigad 10. Janjira Fort Murud / Raigad The prime concern of ASI is of archaeological researches and protection of the cultural heritage of the nation, maintenance of ancient monuments and archaeological sites and remains of national importance.
  • TOURISM RESOURCES of INDIA MTTM 201 Uttarakhand Open

    TOURISM RESOURCES of INDIA MTTM 201 Uttarakhand Open

    TOURISM RESOURCES OF INDIA MTTM 201 INDEX Title Page No. BLOCK 1 RESOURCE POTENTIAL FOR LAND BASED ADVENTURE TOURISM ACTIVITIES Unit 1 Trekking Tourism with special Reference to the Himalayas. 2-18 Unit 2 Mountaineering and Ice Skiing 19-61 Unit 3 River running, Water skiing and other water based tourist activities 62-78 Unit 4 Wildlife Tourism, National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries 79-94 Unit 5 Desert Safaris and Aero Sports 95-107 Block 2 Museums and Monuments and Historical sites Unit 6 Museums and Art Galleries 108-123 Unit 7 Forts, Palaces and Historical Buildings in North India 124-147 Unit 8 Unique Monuments of South India 148-170 Unit 9 Architectural Landmarks of Eastern India 171-192 Unit 10 Architectural Treasures in Western India 193-213 Block 3 Religious Tourism Resources Unit 11 The four Dhams and other important Hindu Religious centres 214-230 231-245 Unit 12 Key shrines Resorts of Jainisim and Buddhism 246-263 Unit 13 Leading Pilgrim Centers of Sikhism, Islam and Christanity 264-286 Unit 14 Religious fairs and festivals of Touristic importance Block 4 Other Tourism Resources Unit 15 Handicrafts and opportunities for tourist shopping 287-307 Unit 16 Yoga, Naturopathy and Medical Tourism 308-327 Unit 17 Summer and Winter Retreats 328-344 Uttarakhand Open University 1 TOURISM RESOURCES OF INDIA MTTM 201 UNIT – 1 TREKKING TOURISM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE HIMALAYA’S 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Objectives 1.3 Section One 1.3.1 Concepts 1.4 Section Two 1.4.1 Trekking equipment 1.5 Section Three 1.5.1 Trekking Dos and Don’ts 1.6 Section Four 1.6.1 Famous treks of the world and India 1.6.2 Trekking in Uttarakhand 1.7 Summary 1.8 Glossary 1.9 Answer to check your progress/Possible Answers to SAQ 1.10 References/Bibliography 1.11 Suggested Readings 1.12 Terminal and Model Questions Uttarakhand Open University 2 TOURISM RESOURCES OF INDIA MTTM 201 1.1 INTRODUCTION Definition: Trekking is multiday walking journey in areas where motorised transport is generally not available.