Alibagh
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Alibagh or Alibaug is a beautiful beach in the Konkan region of Maharashtra of
India. Alibagh is the head quarters of Raigad District. Alibagh beach has many
resorts that are ideal for weekend getaways. The tourists can reach Alibagh in
an hour by catamaran or a three-hour drive from Mumbai . The vegetation of Alibagh
resembles the tropical island. The beaches fringed with lush green trees and palms.
It is located 100 km from Mumbai and it is a wonderful place to visit through
out the year. The village like atmosphere is liked by the tourists and the affluent
people of Mumbai .
Tourism with a DifferenceAlibagh is an ideal combination of sun and Sand. Alibagh offers the beach tourism. There are fine restaurants and hotels .It would also make an ideal place for one day picnics. The area is thronged by the tourists even in the monsoon. The earth of Alibagh has a good smell and the whole area is beautiful during monsoon. Alibagh has coconut palms , mango orchards , chikoo wadis and paddy fields. The atmosphere is unpolluted and the nature is beautiful Forms Of Tourist Attraction In AlibaghAlibagh has a historic fort – Kulaba Fort. The fort can be visited only during the low tide when the water has receded. It is important to time the trip to the fort; other wise one can get stranded there.
However, if one is stranded there is a small village, where one can roam around. It was built by Shivaji in the year 1680. Though the fort is crumbling and the walls are covered with moss, it is still a great place to clamber around and click few snaps of the shoreline. The other attractions are the magnetic observatory and the Shri Vikram Vinayak Temple built by the BirlasSomething the tourists have to keep in mind is that, the waters of the Alibagh beach are not safe for swimming. There is a strong undercurrent. It is best not to swim out to the sea unless one is a proficient swimmer. However , it is great place for sun bathing.
Tourism with a DifferenceAlibagh is an ideal combination of sun and Sand. Alibagh offers the beach tourism. There are fine restaurants and hotels .It would also make an ideal place for one day picnics. The area is thronged by the tourists even in the monsoon. The earth of Alibagh has a good smell and the whole area is beautiful during monsoon. Alibagh has coconut palms , mango orchards , chikoo wadis and paddy fields. The atmosphere is unpolluted and the nature is beautiful Forms Of Tourist Attraction In AlibaghAlibagh has a historic fort – Kulaba Fort. The fort can be visited only during the low tide when the water has receded. It is important to time the trip to the fort; other wise one can get stranded there.
However, if one is stranded there is a small village, where one can roam around. It was built by Shivaji in the year 1680. Though the fort is crumbling and the walls are covered with moss, it is still a great place to clamber around and click few snaps of the shoreline. The other attractions are the magnetic observatory and the Shri Vikram Vinayak Temple built by the BirlasSomething the tourists have to keep in mind is that, the waters of the Alibagh beach are not safe for swimming. There is a strong undercurrent. It is best not to swim out to the sea unless one is a proficient swimmer. However , it is great place for sun bathing.
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