Devgad Tourism| Devgad 15 Tourist Spots l Devgad Beach, Kunkeshwar , Devgad Fort, Devgad Fish Market

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Devgad Fort- This is situated 3km from the bus stand, on the east of the town. The Ganesh mandir and tree old cannons are worth visiting. This fort is situated on a small hillock close to the sea. The panoramic view of the sea and the sunset view is best seen from the fort.
Devgad Beach- It is about 2km from the Devgad bus stand.
Transportation:- The nearest railway station is Kankavli on Konkan Railway on Mumbai-Goa road. From Kankavli, one can get an auto-rickshaw or a state transport bus to reach Devgad-Vijaydurg
Route :Pune-Kolhapur-Gaganbavda-Vaibhavwadi-Talere-Shirgaon - Devgad
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Devgad is a taluka in the Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra India. It is located on the Arabian Sea in the coastal Konkan region of Maharashtra, south of Mumbai. Devgad is known globally for its exports of locally grown Alphonso mangoes. Devgad is a natural harbor. However, only small vessels can enter the harbor. Devgad is also widely known for its pure Alphonso mango cultivation/farming and the whole development has evolved due to undertaking the cultivation of Alphonso mango farming. Fishing is carried out on a large scale in the sea as well as in the creeks throughout the taluka region. The staple diet of this region is rice and fish. Famous Spots are -
Devgad Lighthouse-The western coastline is highly sensitive, hence recently, the Government of India installed static radar and electro-optic sensors at Devgad Lighthouse as a part of India's first coastal surveillance network. Devgad is one out of 46 locations chosen for the network and envisages real-time surveillance cover up to 25 nautical miles.