If you go to Goa from Mumbai by train, you have to cross Ratnagiri. It is a big historical town located on the coast of Arabian sea. The area still is not polluted because there are few industries. The area which is full of craggy hills and beautiful beaches is an treat to eyes. Arabian sea on the west coast of India is adjoined by the hilly area which is full of forests and rare birds and animals. At a distance of 25 kilometers from Ratnagiri is a place called Ganapatipule which has a historic Ganesha temple. There is a beautiful beach in front of the temple.
Beach with its blue waters is a favorite place for tourists. In the evenings, there is great crowd of bathers who also witness the setting Sun and watch the coppery Sun diving into the sea. The road from Ratnagiri to Ganapatipule crosses hills and winds like a snake. There are trees of Kaju (cashew nuts) growing in abundance. Coconuts trees adorn the coast. Most of the people in the area are fisher folks. The sea when you look from the lofty heights looks like a heavenly place.
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- Pristine Beach in Goa
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- Arabian Sea, Goa
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- Sea near Ratnagiri
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- Blue Sea, Ratnagiri
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- Beach
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- Mario Fresco Goa
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- Another Mario Fresco
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- Beautiful Blue Sea Ratnagiri
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- Ratnagiri, Jetty
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- The holy Mouse Ganapatipule
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- Request him to send prayer to God.
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- Ganapati Temple,
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- Temple at Ganapatipule
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- Coconut Palms
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- Blue Sea Ganapatipule
