Its been long i have posted anything and so my dear lovely wife has come up with her creativity to fill up the void and this particular blog post belongs to her :
They say that Busy city lives leave us distressed and in
today’s world it’s not far from true.. And we need to find our ways out , the
ways to get rejuvenated. Everyone has its own way and Travelling + photography is my
way to do that.
Being in Pune from last 4 years, I was in love with that
place because the city gave me opportunities to fulfill both my
interests. Travel either way out of city, you will definitely find
beautiful destinations .. Serene and sometimes so less explored.. So close to
nature. The hill stations, Ghats, Forts, and amazing beaches of Konkan.
So before leaving Pune I went to a wonderful place to
Tarkarli to have memories that can be cherished forever and this article about
that only. It is about 400 km from Pune and accessible by both rail
and road.
Tarkarli is a beach with pristine
waters, located at the convergence of the Karli River and the Arabian Sea. 6
km South of Malvan. The clean transparent seas will leave you awestruck. This
beach is much cleaner than other beaches of Konkan which are near Mumbai like
Alibaug, Murud etc. The place has much more to offer.
The Sindhudurg fort is just
nearby and easily reachable from the Malavan pier by boat.. This sea fort was
built by Shivaji maharaj and its one
of the best preserved forts of the Marathas. You can enjoy scuba and snorkeling
here.
Other must visit beaches are Nivati and Bhogave. Nivati Beach is famous for
the rock formations and deep blue clean waters. A beautiful stretch of
unexplored beach Nivati is also famous for the dolphin point nearby.
Bhogave Beach is in the nearby to Nivati. These two form a complete package
for nature lovers. Bhogave beach is endowed with foamy waves and silver
sand. This beach will surely de-stress you!
There are lots of information sources on internet which you can visit and
plan your next trip! Below are few clicks which I hope justify the serenity and beauty of the
place.
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