Communication for ganpatipule

Aug 18
11:43

2015

Vikrant Raut

Vikrant Raut

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With the development of tourism in Maharashtra , a huge number of resorts and hotels opened in this small town.

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With the development of tourism in Maharashtra ,Communication for ganpatipule Articles a huge  number of resorts and hotels opened in this small town.

the journey of ganpatipule  is full of natural beauty and sea view. That distance is approx  30 km. Mumbai is 375 km away via Mahad and Pune is 331 km away via Satara. For quick  journeys, Ganapatipule is also connected with other cities by state transport buses. Buses are available from Ganapatipule is 32 km from Nivali, a small village on Mumbai Goa Road . From Nivali, one has to turn right for Ganapatipule. The distance from Nivali to Ratnagiri is around 20 km. The distance from Nivali to Hatkhamba is around 4 km. From Hatkhamba one has to take a right turn for Ratnagiri, which is 16 km from here. Sangameshwar is about 25 km from Nivali and 45 km from Chiplun. From Ganapatipule one can directly approach Ratnagiri without coming to Nivali and going through Hatkhamba. The direct road is full of turns and little narrow compared to NH-17. But major cities like Mumbai, Pune, Sangli, Kolhapur and Solapur to Ratnagiri. From Ratnagiri, private cabs also ply to the town.

There are frequent buses from the MSRTC www.hotelsinganpatipule.comBus Station (Ratnagiri) to Ganapatipule via Ratnagiri Railway Station, Nevade Road and MSRTC Bus Station (Ratnagiri) to Ganapatipule via Ratnagiri Railway Station, Nevade Road, Malgund. But if you want to reach Ganapatipule faster, then take the MSRTC City Bus from Ratnagiri Railway Station to MSRTC Bus Station (Ratnagiri) and then change over the bus there. Then take another bus i.e. MSRTC Bus Station (Ratnagiri) to Ganapatipule via Arevare. There are MSRTC buses from Mumbai, Pimpri-Chinchawad, Pune, Swarget (Pune), Miraj, Solapur, Chiplun, Sawantwadi, and Panjim.

Private buses ply between Mumbai / Pune to Ganpatipule via Ratnagiri. Neeta Travels : Borivali (Mumbai) to Ganpatipule via Ratnagiri. Purple Travels (MTDC) : Borivali (Mumbai) to Ganpatipule via Ratnagiri.

Ganapatipule offers a variety of local preparations, like ambapoli (thin pancakes of crushed and dried mango) and phanspoli (thin pancakes of dried and crushed jackfruit).  Fish curries and the kokam kadi (a pink - coloured digestive drink) are also worth trying.  Vegetarians can feast on simple, yet tasty, fare: dal, vegetables prepared with a coconut base and modak - a sweet (and a favourite dish of Lord Ganesh).  If you're here in summer you can also relish Devgad Hapus, the most famous variety of mangoes in the world.