Ratnagiri Tourism, Maharashtra India
(Ratnagiri is also known as Ratnagiri)
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Ratnagiri Fast Facts
- State: Maharashtra
- District: ratnagiri
- Famous for/as: Beaches
- Altitude: 11 m
- Language: Marathi, Hindi
- Best Season: Oct - May
- Weather: Summer 23 to 37°C, Winter 17 to 30°C
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- Pincode: 415612
- STDCode: 02352
Ratnagiri Info
Government of Odisha Tourist Office,
Arunodaya Market Building,
Link Road,
Cuttack-753001,
Tel: 0671 2312225
Ratnagiri, India Overview
The Sahyadri mountains border Ratnagiri to the east. Heavy rainfall results in highly eroded landscape in the coastal region, but fertile alluvial valleys in the region produce abundant rice, coconuts, cashew nuts, and fruits, "Hāpus" (Alphonso) mangoes being one of the main fruits. Fishing is an important industry in Ratnagiri.Rantagiri is gifted with magnificent hills, pretty seashore, creeks, beautiful rivers, hot water springs and waterfalls apart from the ancient forts and monuments.
The birthplace of so many well-known Indians who had lost their life in the freedom struggle, this small city acquired a remarkable position in the history of India. Situated in pretty surroundings, Ratnagiri offers a rejuvenating environment to the visitors. The sun kissed beaches of white silvery sands, hemmed with swaying coconut palms, and ever green lustrous mangroves, makes Ratnagiri a dream destination to nature lovers.
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Ratnagiri, India History
Ratnagiri was established no later than the reign of the Gupta king Narasimha Baladitya in the first half of the sixth century CE, and flourished until the twelfth century CE. A Tibetan history, the Pag Sam Jon Zang, identifies Ratnagiri as an important center in the development of the Kalachakratantra in the 10th century CE, an assertion supported by the discovery of a number of votive stupas, plaques, and other artifacts featuring Kalachakra imagery.