KOLHAPUR DISTRICT TOURISM PLAN
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<strong>KOLHAPUR</strong> <strong>DISTRICT</strong> <strong>TOURISM</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong>
<strong>KOLHAPUR</strong> <strong>DISTRICT</strong> <strong>TOURISM</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong><br />
2012<br />
Total Estimated Expenditure Rs. 520 crore<br />
District Collector, Kolhapur<br />
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CONTENTS<br />
PART - A<br />
Introduction 1 - 4<br />
Survey – Survey method 5<br />
Classification of Tourist Destinations 6 - 7<br />
Domestic and Foreign Visitors 8<br />
Classification of Tourist Destinations as per their importance 9<br />
Class ‘C’ Pilgrimage and religious places 10<br />
Actual Observation Charts 11 - 21<br />
SWOT Analysis 22 - 26<br />
Classification – Discussion 27 – 30<br />
Maps – As per classification 31 - 35<br />
Brief Information of Tourist Destinations (All Talukas) 36 - 63<br />
Intra city Tourism of kolhapur 64 - 67<br />
Tourist Destinations in Kolhapur City 68 - 75<br />
New Projects 76 - 87<br />
Directions for Intra-city Tourism 88<br />
Directions for transport/ Hotel professionals 88<br />
Do’s and Don’t’s for historical places 89<br />
Hunar Se Rojagar 90 - 112<br />
Packages for Tourists 113 - 114<br />
Funding Agencies 115 -119<br />
Bed and Breakfast<br />
ANNEXURE<br />
Maharashtra Tourism Policy<br />
G. R. of Maharashtra Government<br />
G. R. of Maharashtra Government – Eco tourism<br />
PART - B<br />
Particulars of Development Work<br />
New Projects<br />
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Introduction<br />
In today’s busy, fast stressful life the need to get away from it all has become<br />
an essential part of life. As a result the number of people opting out for travelling to far<br />
away tourist destinations is on the rise. People have a varied purpose during their trips<br />
like visiting religious places, historical monuments, sightseeing on new locations,<br />
entertainment, etc. Thus tourism has become an important industry, contributing to income<br />
source for the local population and adding to the per capita income and GDP in general.<br />
There are a lot of tourist attractions in and around the district of Kolhapur. One can<br />
find excavated remains dating back to 2 nd<br />
BC to ancient relics of the Buddha, Mahavir era.<br />
There are old caves, temples from the era of shalivan, satavahan, Bhoj and Yadavas to<br />
the Maratha Dynasty. We can find forts, temples, stone inscriptions, statues and other<br />
relics and signs of the long lost heritage here. Similarly the district of Kolhapur is enriched<br />
with a rich biodiversity making it one of the 35 Biodiversity Hotspots in the world. The<br />
region falling in Western Ghats is interspersed with thick lush forests, river origins, dams,<br />
wildlife sanctuaries and national forests. As a result one is able to see a variety of falls,<br />
peaks, valleys, rivers and huge trees along with all types of biodiversity,<br />
Kolhapur is nationally and internationally well known for its ancient temples,<br />
religious importance and sacredness. It is also known as Dakhshin Kashi ( South Kashi)<br />
and it is one of the three important holy paces ( haktipeeth). Tirupati Balaji is the richest<br />
temple in south India with a huge tourist inflow. Most of the tourists visit Goddess<br />
Mahalaxmi in Kolhapur after their visit to the Tirupati temple. Similarly the number of<br />
tourists who visit temples at Jyotiba, Nursinhawadi, Vashi, Adampur and 23 more such<br />
places is very high.<br />
Tourists from Goa, Karnataka, Andhra visit Kolhapur in large numbers and also<br />
tourists from other parts of Maharashtra. Transport is available through air, railways, state<br />
transport and other buses. The cities of Mumbai, Delhi, Gondia, Nagpur, Hyderabad,<br />
Tirupati, Bangalore are well connected by rail. People from other parts can make use of<br />
these stations for their travel to Kolhapur.<br />
Historical places have a special importance as heritage sites. These sites are an<br />
evidence of social status, changes, social make up of those times. They are also means<br />
of research for today. Hence it is essential to conserve them for their future studies and<br />
these places can become a major part of the tourist attractions.<br />
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Existence of Kolhapur can be seen from 200 BC. It has ancient and historical<br />
importance. Chh. Tararani has established her capital in Kolhapur. After 1949 this Kolhapur<br />
state is declared as district as per the Indian Constitution.<br />
Location and Administrative Region<br />
Location 16 o 42 ” North 74 o 15 ” on the North west plateau of Maharashtra. The<br />
district is surrounded by the steep ridges of Sahyadri to the west, the Warana River to the<br />
North, part of River Krishna to the east and Belgaum from Karnataka to the South.<br />
The area of Kolhapur district is 7746 sq. km. and it is 2-5% of the the state area.<br />
The 12 Talukas are divided into four sub divisions – Karveer. Panhala, Shahuwadi and<br />
Kagal form Karveer subdivision, Ichalkaranji, Hatkanangale and Shirol form Ichalkaranji sub<br />
division, and Radhanagari, Budhargad and Gaganbawada form the Radhanagri sub division.<br />
The district harbours Kolhapur Muncipal corporation and 9 Municipalities.<br />
Landforms / Geological structure and Minerals<br />
The district can be divided into three areas naturally. To the west mountain ranges<br />
with red soil, middle part with fertile soil and the black soil in the east. To the west are<br />
the Ajara, Budhargad, radhanagri, Gagan bawada and Panahala talukas; in the centre are<br />
the Karveer, Kagal and Gadhinglaj talukas and to the east are the talukas of Hatkanangale<br />
and shirol.<br />
The river banks of Bhogavati, Kumbhi, Kasari, Panchaganga, Tulshi,<br />
Dhamani, Warna, Dudhaganga, Hirnyakeshi, Ghatprabha contain fertile soil. The<br />
mountainous region in the west is made up of red laterite and hard black rock. The district<br />
also has deposits of bauxite and basalt rock.<br />
Rivers and Irrigation<br />
The rivers Krishna, Warna, Panchaganga, Kumbhi, Kasari, Tulshi, Dhamani,<br />
Bhogavati, Dudhaganga, Vedgagnaga, Ghatprabha, Hirnyakeshi and Tilari flow through the<br />
district. Out of these Tilari is westward flowing river while all other rivers are eastward<br />
flowing. The river Warna meets Krishna near Haripur, River Panchaganga meets Krishna at<br />
Narsinhwadi while all other rivers meet the River Krishna outside the borders of the state.<br />
There are irrigation projects on all the rivers. The district has 12 medium, 81 small,<br />
142 percolation tanks and 257 Kolhapur Type Weirs. The total of 231 projects has a<br />
command area of 3,64,443 hectares out of which 2,11,495 hectares have been irrigated<br />
i.e., 58.03 % land has been irrigated.<br />
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Rainfall, Climate and Forest Resources<br />
The western part of the district is made up of Sahyadri mountain ranges and steep<br />
cliffs with extremely heavy rainfall, dense forests rich with floral and faunal biodiversity.<br />
The weather in this region is cold and these areas are well known hill stations and tourist<br />
spots. The districts of Shahuwadi, Gaganbawada, Radhanagri, Chandgad, Budhargad are<br />
regions of very heavy rainfall. Towards the east proportion of rainfall is very meager. The<br />
Western cliffs have received total rainfall as high as 6875 mm in 2011 while the maximum<br />
rainfall received is 5875 at Gaganbawada and minimum rainfall 480 mm in Shirol.<br />
In the western region hirda, behda, ain, sag, kinjal, narkya, (all local names) plums,<br />
cinnamon, mangoes, jackfruits are common.<br />
On the lower slopes with heavy rainfall<br />
chandan, shisav, kejal, khair, bamboo, babool are found while in region of lesser rainfall<br />
we can find bhabli, bori etc. This area also has a lot of medicinal plants and herbs while<br />
some medicinal plants also have been protected in specific devrais. A total of 18.23 % of<br />
this district is under forest. Towards the noth of the district is the National Forest of<br />
Chandoli while the Radhanagri Sanctuary is a in the Radhanagri district. Both these areas<br />
are have now been declared as World Natural Heritage sites by UNECO.<br />
Population<br />
As per the census conducted in 2011 the population of the district is 38.74 lakhs<br />
which has risen by 9.96 % in comparision to 2001 census. The male – female ratio is<br />
1000:953 while the ratio in 0 to 6 yrs is 1000:845 which has increased by 4.22 in the last<br />
decade.<br />
Agriculture, Crops, Landuse, Productivity etc.<br />
As per the census of 2002 - 03 out of the total land in the district 18 % is<br />
occupied by forests, 10 % unfit for agriculture, 13 % not under cultivation while irrigated<br />
land is 59 %. Out of this irrigated land pulses are grown on 30%, rice 18%, sugarcane<br />
19% and 23% oil seeds. According to the 2001 census there are 6,00,000 landholders in<br />
the district.<br />
There are four markets at Kolhapur, Jaisingpur, Wadgaon, and Gadhinglaj with<br />
facility of godowns. Kolhapur is well known for jaggery, Jaisingpur and Wadgaon for<br />
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groundnuts and soyabean, while Gadhinglaj is well known for jowar and chillies. The<br />
turnover at these markets in 2010-2011 was Rs. 152.44 crores.<br />
Animal Husbandry<br />
According to 2001 there are 12.75 lakhs of animals in the district. Out of thses<br />
cows and bulls are 21%, buffaloes are 52%, sheep 13% and goats 14%. In 2010 -11<br />
2502 lakh liters of milk was collected through various cooperatives. In other words milk<br />
production is an important part of the economy.<br />
Industry<br />
Ichalkaranji is well known for textile industry, Hupari for making gold and silver<br />
ornaments. Co-operatives and private sugar factories produce 125.20 m tons of sugar.<br />
Apart from this industrial estats in Shiroli, Gokul-Shirgaon, Ichalkaranji, Jaisingpur and<br />
Udhyamnagar in Kolhapur produce agricultural equipments, parts of various industrial<br />
machinery, handlooms and powerlooms and mqchinery for cottage industries.<br />
By the end of 2010-11 there has been foreign investment of Rs 1346 crores in 7<br />
different projects and a total of 1345 industries are working with an investment of Rs. 5958<br />
crorein the district.<br />
Education<br />
As of 2010 there are 2305 primary 835 secondary 185 higher secondary and 51<br />
colleges in the district. Under Shivaji University there are number of medical, engineering,<br />
textile engineering, diploma coleges, industrial training institutes and professional colleges in<br />
the district.<br />
Transport<br />
According to 2010-11 figures there are roads of 9299 km in the district. Out of them<br />
6351 km are tar roads, 1085.86 km are rough roads while 1861.95 km are mud roads.<br />
According to 2010-11 figures there are 7.09 lakh vehicles in the district. Out of these 78%<br />
are two wheelers.<br />
The state transport runs public transport in the district and is joined to the states of<br />
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Goa as well as all the major ciities in the state.<br />
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The railways connect the district of Kolhapur to Gondia, Mumbai, Ahemdabad, Delhi,<br />
Hyderabad, Tirupati and Banglore. Other cities are connected through these routes.<br />
There is an airport in the city of Kolhapur but currently it is non functional due to<br />
technical reasons.<br />
Survey, Analysis and Research regarding Draft<br />
Scientific methodology has been used to prepare the following draft. An attempt has<br />
been made to collect information accurately.<br />
Historical, religious and other books<br />
Information regarding history, historical places, religious places, etc has been collected<br />
along with its era and overall importance.<br />
Gazette, District statistical and other reports<br />
Information regarding climate, occupation, agriculture, trade, economic status, crops,<br />
landforms, society, culture, arts, industry, animal husbandary has been collected and used<br />
in the draft.<br />
Government drafts, Information reports<br />
Required information with respect to proosed projects and other relevant details have been<br />
used for formulation of the report.<br />
· Research Methodology<br />
Information has been collected from various sources regarding the requirements for<br />
tourism. This includes actual site visits to interact with local population, collect information<br />
regarding housing, water, toilets, lodging and boarding places, transport, roads, cafeterias<br />
and eating places, guides, maps etc. All this information has been utilized to prepare the<br />
draft.<br />
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Swot anyalysis<br />
All the tourist attractions in the district have been subjected to SWOT analysis and<br />
the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats have been identified and used for<br />
preparing this draft.<br />
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Discussion<br />
All the above information, issues identified during SWOT analysis, actual<br />
observations and interaction with local population have been used to prepare the following<br />
charts.<br />
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Classification of Tourist Destinations<br />
Taluka Fort Sanctuaries/<br />
Dams/ lakes<br />
Historical<br />
Pilgrimage/<br />
Religious<br />
Caves/ Leni<br />
Other<br />
jungles<br />
Places<br />
tourism<br />
Shahuwadi Vishalgad Chandoli, Amba Gelawade Dam, Pawankhind Vishalgad Darga ,<br />
Devrai, Manoli, Manoli Dam, Chandoli<br />
Yelwanjugai, Udgiri,<br />
Yelwanjugai, Dam, Kadavi Dam,<br />
Dhopeshwar<br />
Udgiri<br />
Kasari dam<br />
Panhala<br />
Pawangad,<br />
Panhala<br />
Gaganbawada Gaganbawada Anuskura,<br />
Padsali,<br />
Padmasatti,<br />
Borbet, Manbet<br />
Radhanagari Shivgad Dajipur,<br />
Idarganj<br />
Bhudargad Bhudargad Patgaon<br />
Rangana fort Vakighoil,<br />
Devrai-pali<br />
Pawangad Waghbil, Masud-male Pawankhind Jyotiba, Masai, Yamai,<br />
marg, Shiva Paijarwadi, Sidhoba<br />
Kashid (Sadale)<br />
Samadhi,<br />
Rede ghati<br />
Veshraf Lake, Kumbhi Bawada Gagangiri, Sangashi<br />
dam, Aandur lake, sangashi<br />
Kode, Dhamani<br />
Kalammawadi dam,<br />
Durgamanwad Gaibi,<br />
Tulsi<br />
dam,<br />
Gudaleshwar<br />
Radhanagari dam,<br />
Dhamani Dam<br />
Patgaon Mouni Math, Balu Mama Temple<br />
Mauni<br />
Adamapur. Mouni Maharaj<br />
University Math<br />
Gadhinglaj Samangad Samangad - Nesari Kalbhairav, Hiralge Jain<br />
mandir, Mahalaxmi Mandir<br />
Ghat, Valley<br />
Pohale leni Platue- Masai<br />
Masai, Parashar<br />
cave<br />
Gagangiri, Anuskura Ghat,<br />
Palsamba Morjai valley<br />
Chakreshwar -<br />
stone-age stone<br />
structures<br />
Nadi<br />
Ghat,<br />
Chikewadi, Shengaon<br />
- -<br />
Ajara<br />
Dharanmola,<br />
Chikotra dam Ambehol<br />
- Jain Mandir, Chaloba - Chaukul waterfalls,<br />
Pernoli Sada<br />
dam, Chitri dam,<br />
Kitwade<br />
Ramteerth<br />
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Chandgad Pargad<br />
Kolik, Pargad, Jangamhatti dam, - Khalnath Shiv mandir<br />
Chandgad/Gand<br />
harvaga,Kalanid<br />
higad<br />
Mahipalgad<br />
Jangamhatti Tilari dam, Ghatprabha<br />
dam, Jambare dam<br />
Mahipalgad, Vaidyanath<br />
Kagal - Lasxmi Tekadi Jaysingrao lake - Nrusinha temple, Sangaon,<br />
Birdev Mandir Pattankodoli<br />
Hatkanangle - Allamprabhu Shiroli, Atigre<br />
Allamprabhu, Kunthegiri, Allamprabhu,<br />
Narande<br />
Vadgaon, Kunthegiri, Dhuloba Alate,<br />
Ramling Chinmay<br />
Ganpati,<br />
Bahubali, Kumbhoj, Herle<br />
Jain mandir, Shiroli<br />
Shirol - - Shirol, Wadi-sangam - Nrusinhawadi, Khidrapur,<br />
Kawatheguland,<br />
Mukteshwar Terwad<br />
Karveer Kolhapur CIty - Kaneri, Wadange, Sontali, Prayag sangam, Parvati<br />
Rajaram lake, Chitranagari temple<br />
Wadange,<br />
Kalamba<br />
Kanerimath, Katyayni<br />
temple Vitthal temple<br />
Nandwal, Ujalai, Katyayni<br />
Washi,<br />
Sangrul,<br />
sangawade<br />
- Tilari dam / waterfall<br />
- Five star (M.I.D.C.)<br />
Hupari, Kapashi<br />
Chappal<br />
Ramling Kumbhoj, Mangaon,<br />
Walivade Camp<br />
Khidrapur Kurundwad chappal,<br />
Sugar mill, Green<br />
house<br />
Beed,<br />
Bahireshwar,<br />
Prayag temple,<br />
Aare,<br />
Chambukhadi<br />
Rajputwadi, Sadale-<br />
Madale<br />
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Domestic and Foreign Visitors in Maharashtra and Kolhapur<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Months Total No. of Visitors No of Domestic<br />
Visitors<br />
No of Foreign Visitors<br />
Maharashtra Kolhapur Maharashtra Kolhapur Maharashtra Kolhapur<br />
1 July 09 38811520 74938 3782042 74938 99478 0<br />
2 August 09 6576499 539092 6482921 539092 91578 0<br />
3 September<br />
09<br />
4 October<br />
09<br />
5 November<br />
09<br />
6 December<br />
09<br />
7 January<br />
10<br />
8 February<br />
10<br />
6410321 541171 6310569 541171 99752 0<br />
9615689 490634 9443214 4908884 172475 50<br />
9523251 455063 9350339 455007 172912 56<br />
10260569 449689 10057221 449571 203348 118<br />
12388527 524964 12148973 524738 239554 266<br />
11630198 496677 11417882 796482 212316 195<br />
9 March 10 11206380 484011 11002582 783817 203798 194<br />
10 April 10 10808651 528198 10615367 528010 193284 188<br />
11 May 10 11364167 544987 11147802 544692 216365 295<br />
12 June 10 11110911 512566 10888841 512352 222070 214<br />
13 Total 114776687 5642290 112649754 5640753 2126933 1537<br />
Reference – tourism survey for State of Maharashtra, Ministry of Tourism (Market Research division)<br />
Government of India (June 09- June 10)<br />
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Classification as per importance<br />
- International<br />
- National<br />
- State level<br />
- Local level<br />
• Impoprtant destinations at international level<br />
- Chandoli National Park – Project Tiger<br />
- Radhanagari Sanctuary<br />
- Five star M.I.D.C.<br />
- Shivaji University<br />
• Important destinations at national level<br />
- Mahalaxmi temple<br />
- Khidrapur temple<br />
- Jotiba<br />
<br />
Important destinations at state level<br />
- Nrusinhwadi, Vishalgad dargah<br />
- Panhala, Vishalgad, Gaganbawada, Rangana, Samangad, Paargad, Bhudargad<br />
- Mouni math, Kaneri math, Allamprabhu, Bahubali<br />
- Pawankhind, Nesari smarak<br />
- Amba, Manoli, Yelwanjugai, Anuskura, Borbet, Kolik, Kunthugiri<br />
- Radhanagari, Chandoli, Kalammawadi, Tilari dam project<br />
- Padamsatti Masai platue<br />
- Industrial area- Hupari, Ichalkaranji, Gokulshirgaon, Chitranagari<br />
• Important destinations at local level<br />
- Other places<br />
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Class ‘C’ Pilgrimage and religious places<br />
No. Taluka Number of Pilgrimage<br />
and religious places<br />
1 Panhala 28<br />
2 Radhanagari 40<br />
3 Shahuwadi 32<br />
4 Chandgad 26<br />
5 Shirol 54<br />
6 Ajara 27<br />
7 Bhudargad 40<br />
8 Hatkanangle 69<br />
9 Gadhinglaj 30<br />
10 Gaganbawada 8<br />
11 Karveer 80<br />
12 Kagal 38<br />
13 Total 478<br />
Selective Places from above list can be introduced in tourism plan<br />
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Taluka Shahuwadi<br />
Fort Vishalgad Pucca,<br />
Road Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
S.T, private Private No Private Yes No No No<br />
Maintenance<br />
Sanctuary/<br />
Jungle<br />
walkway<br />
Chandoli Pucca, kaccha Private Government No Government No No -<br />
Amba Pucca S.T, private Private No Private Yes No -<br />
Devrai Pucca S.T, private - No No No No -<br />
Manoli Pucca Private Private No Private No No Private -<br />
Ylwanjugai Pucca Private - No No No No -<br />
Udgiri Pucca, kaccha Private - No No No No -<br />
Lake Gelawade Pucca Private No No No No No -<br />
Manoli Pucca Private Private No No Private No -<br />
Chandoli Pucca, kaccha Private Government No Government No No -<br />
Historical<br />
places<br />
Pawankhind<br />
Pucca, kaccha,<br />
walkway<br />
Private No No No No No -<br />
Pilgrims<br />
Vishalgad<br />
dargah<br />
Pucca,<br />
walkway<br />
S.T, private Private Private Private Private No No<br />
Yalwanjugai Pucca Private - No No No No No<br />
Udgiri Pucca, kaccha Private - No No No No No<br />
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Taluka - Panhala<br />
Roads Sources of Transport Shelter Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Fort Panhala pucca S.T, private Government,<br />
Sanctuary<br />
/ Jungle<br />
Pawangad pucca, kaccha No, Walking,<br />
Private<br />
Private<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
Yes Yes Yes Yes No No<br />
Maintenance<br />
No No No No No No No – Archives<br />
Pawangad pucca, kaccha Walking, Private No No No No No No No<br />
Lake Waghbil pucca, kaccha S.T.,Government No No No No No No No<br />
Historical<br />
places<br />
Masudmale pucca, kaccha S.T.,Government No No No No No No No<br />
Pawankhind<br />
marg<br />
Shivakashid<br />
samadhi<br />
pucca, kaccha Private No No No No No No No<br />
pucca<br />
Government,<br />
private<br />
No No No No No No No<br />
Redeghati pucca, kaccha Private No No No - - -<br />
Pilgrims Jotiba pucca Government,<br />
Caves/<br />
leni<br />
private<br />
Masai pucca, kaccha Government,<br />
private<br />
Yamai pucca Government,<br />
private<br />
Sadale pucca Government,<br />
private<br />
Pohale pucca, kaccha Government,<br />
private<br />
Yes Yes Yes Yes No - -<br />
No No No No No No -<br />
Yes - No No No No No<br />
Private No No No No No No<br />
No No No No No No No<br />
Masai pucca, kaccha Private, walking No No No No No No No<br />
Parashar pucca, kaccha S.T., Private - - - - Yes - -<br />
Others Masai platue pucca, kaccha Private No No No No No No -<br />
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Taluka- Gaganbawada<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Fort Gaganbawada pucca S.T., Private Government,<br />
Sanctuary/<br />
Jungle<br />
private<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map/<br />
Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
Yes Yes Yes No - No<br />
Anuskura pucca S.T., Private No No No No No No -<br />
Padsali pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Maintenance<br />
Padmasatti<br />
Pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
Private No No No No No No -<br />
Borbet Pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Lakes Veshrruf Pucca, Kaccha Private No No No No No No -<br />
Kode<br />
Dhamani<br />
Pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
Private No No No No No No -<br />
Private No No No No No No -<br />
Kumbhi Pucca, kaccha Private No No No No No No -<br />
Aandur pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Historical<br />
places<br />
Bawada Pucca, kaccha S.T., Private Government,<br />
private<br />
Yes Yes Yes No No No<br />
Sangashi pucca S.T., Private No No No No No No No<br />
Pilgrims Gagangiri pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
Caves/ Leni Gagangiri pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
S.T., Private Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No<br />
S.T., Private Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Neglected<br />
Palasamba pucca Private No No No No No No Neglected<br />
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Taluka- Bhudargad<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter<br />
Restaur<br />
ant<br />
Map/<br />
Guide/<br />
informati<br />
on<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
Maintenance<br />
Fort Bhudargad Pucca Private No No No No No No Neglected<br />
Rangana pucca Private No No No No No No Neglected<br />
Jungle Patgaon pucca Government,<br />
Private<br />
Private Yes Yes Yes No No No<br />
Wakighol<br />
Devrai, Pali<br />
Pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
Pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
Private No No No No No No -<br />
S.T., Private No No No No No No -<br />
Lake Patgaon Pucca S.T., Private Government No No No No No -<br />
Historic<br />
al<br />
places<br />
Others<br />
Mauni Math Pucca S.T., Private Private Yes Yes No No No Required<br />
Mauni Pucca S.T., Private GOvernment, Yes Yes Yes No - Required<br />
Vidyapeeth<br />
Private<br />
Nadi Ghat<br />
pucca<br />
Chikewadi<br />
pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
Private Private No No No No No -<br />
Shengaon pucca S.T., Private - No No No No No -<br />
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Taluka- Gadhinglaj<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Fort Samangad Pucca Private Government Yes Yes No No No<br />
Safari<br />
Maintenance<br />
Sanctuary<br />
Samangad Pucca Private - No No No No No -<br />
/ Jungle<br />
Lakes -<br />
Historical<br />
Nesari Pucca Private - Yes Yes No No No -<br />
places<br />
Pilgrims Bhairi Pucca S.T., Private No Yes Yes Yes No No -<br />
Hiralge<br />
Jain<br />
Temple<br />
Pucca<br />
S.T., Private<br />
Caves/<br />
Leni<br />
Others<br />
Ghat,<br />
Valley<br />
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Taluka- Ajara<br />
Taluka Ajara Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map / Guide /<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Fort - - - - - - - - -<br />
Safari<br />
Maintenance<br />
Sanctuary/<br />
Amboli Pucca S.T., Private Private No No Yes No No -<br />
Jungle<br />
Lakes Ramteerth Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes No No No -<br />
HIstorical<br />
- - - - - - - - - -<br />
places<br />
Pilgrims<br />
others<br />
Ghat,<br />
Valley<br />
Jain<br />
Temple<br />
Choukul/<br />
Waterfalls<br />
S.T., Private No No No No No No -<br />
Pucca S.T., Private No No No No No No -<br />
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Taluka- Chandgad<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter Water/ Toilets Shelter Restaura<br />
nt<br />
Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
Maintenanc<br />
e<br />
Fort Paargad Pucca Private No No No No No No Neglected<br />
Gandharvagad Pucca Private No No No No No No Neglected<br />
Kalanidhigad<br />
Pucca,<br />
kaccha<br />
Private No No No No No No Neglected<br />
Mahipalgad Pucca Private No No No No No No Neglected<br />
Sanctury/<br />
Pargad Pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Jungle<br />
Kolik Pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Jangamhatti Pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Lakes Jangamhatti Pucca Private Government No No No No No -<br />
Tilari Pucca Private Government No No No No No -<br />
Pilgrims Rawalnath Pucca Private No No No No No No<br />
Ghat/<br />
Tilari Ghat Pucca Private No Government Government No No No No<br />
valley<br />
Paargad Pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Chandgad/<br />
Pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Gandharvagad<br />
Kalanidhigad pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
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Taluka- Kagal<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Fort - - - - - - - - - -<br />
Safari<br />
Maintenance<br />
Sanctuary/<br />
Laxmi tekadi Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes No No No -<br />
Jungle<br />
Lakes<br />
Jaysingrao<br />
lake<br />
Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes Yes No No -<br />
Historical<br />
- - - - - - - - - -<br />
places<br />
Pilgrims Dargah Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes Yes No - No<br />
Caves/ leni - - - - - - - - - -<br />
Others<br />
5 Star<br />
M. I. D. C.<br />
Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes Yes No No -<br />
Hupari Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes Yes No No -<br />
Kapashi<br />
Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes Yes No No -<br />
(Chappal)<br />
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Taluka- Hatkanangle<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
Maintenance<br />
Jungle Alamprabhu Pucca Private No No Yes No No No Needed<br />
Narande Pucca S.T., Private No No Yes No No No Needed<br />
Lakes Shiroli Pucca S.T., Private No No No No No No Needed<br />
Atigre Pucca S.T., Private No No No No No No Needed<br />
Historical<br />
Alamprabhu Pucca खाजगी No No No No No No Needed<br />
places<br />
Vadgaon Pucca S.T., Private No No No No No No Needed<br />
Pilgrims<br />
Khochi,<br />
Kunthugiri<br />
Pucca S.T., Private Private Yes Yes No No No -<br />
Bahuballi Pucca S.T., Private Private Yes Yes No No No -<br />
Ramling Pucca S.T., Private No Yes No No No No -<br />
Herle<br />
Temple<br />
Jain<br />
Pucca S.T., Private No No No<br />
Caves/<br />
Ramling Pucca S.T., Private Private Yes Yes No No No -<br />
Leni<br />
Others Kumbhoj Pucca S.T., Private Private Yes Yes Yes No No -<br />
Mangaon Pucca S.T., Private - No No Yes No No -<br />
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Taluka-Shirol<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
Maintenance<br />
Fort<br />
Jungle<br />
Lakes<br />
Historical<br />
Shirol,<br />
Wadi-<br />
pucca S.T., Private Privare Yes Yes Yes No - -<br />
places<br />
sangam<br />
Pilgrims Wadi pucca S.T., Private Privare Privare Yes Yes No - -<br />
Khidrapur pucca S.T., Private Privare No No Yes Yes - by Archives<br />
Kawatheguland pucca S.T., Private No No No No No<br />
Mukteshwar<br />
pucca S.T., Private No No No No No<br />
Terwad<br />
Caves/<br />
Leni<br />
Others<br />
Kurundwad<br />
Chappal<br />
pucca S.T., Private No Yes Yes No - -<br />
Green house pucca S.T., Private<br />
Ghat,<br />
Valley<br />
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Taluka- Radhanagari<br />
Fort Shivgad pucca ,<br />
Roads Sources of<br />
Transport<br />
kaccha<br />
Shelter<br />
Water/<br />
Toilets<br />
Shelter Restaurant<br />
Map/ Guide/<br />
information<br />
booklet<br />
Safari<br />
Private No No No No No No No<br />
Maintenance<br />
Sanctuary/<br />
Jungle<br />
Dajipur pucca ,<br />
kaccha<br />
Private No No No No No No -<br />
Lakes Idarganj pucca ,<br />
Private No No No No No No -<br />
kaccha<br />
Kalammawadi pucca Private Governmen<br />
No No No No No -<br />
t<br />
Tulsi pucca Private No No No No No No -<br />
Radhanagari pucca Private Governmen<br />
No No No No No -<br />
t<br />
Historical<br />
places<br />
Pilgrims Durgamanwd pucca Private Private No No Yes No - -<br />
Gaibi pucca S.T.,Private No No No No No - -<br />
Gudaleshwar pucca S.t.,Private No No No No No - -<br />
Caves/<br />
Leni<br />
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SWOT Analysis (Pilgrimage/ Relegious places)<br />
Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat<br />
Udgiri ancient, scenic Remote, Limitations<br />
for communication<br />
Yelwanjugai ancient, scenic Remote, Limitations<br />
for communication<br />
Vishalgad Historic, scenic Remote, Limitations<br />
dargah<br />
for communication<br />
Nature,<br />
Forest tourism<br />
Nature, Forest<br />
tourism<br />
Nature, Forest<br />
tourism<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Jotiba ancient, scenic Crowd Nature Crowd<br />
tourism<br />
Ambabai ancient,<br />
Crowd - Crowd<br />
Kolhapur sculpture<br />
Aarewadi ancient,<br />
Neglected, limitations -<br />
sculpture<br />
for communications<br />
Allamprabhu, Famous, scenic Remote, Limitations<br />
Ramling<br />
for communication<br />
Bahubali Famous Crowd<br />
Nature<br />
tourism<br />
Kunthugiri Famous, scenic Neglected Nature<br />
Tourism<br />
Nrusinhawadi Famous Crowd Water tourism crowd<br />
Khidrapur<br />
Famous,<br />
Neglected, Limitations<br />
Water tourism<br />
sculpture<br />
for communication<br />
Gaganbawada Historic, scenic Crowd Nature, Forest<br />
tourism<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Sangashi ancient , scenic Neglected, Limitation<br />
for Communication<br />
Nature, Forest<br />
tourism<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Durgamanwad Famous, scenic Remote, Limitations Nature, Forest<br />
for communication tourism<br />
Tarale Famous Crowd Agro Tourism<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Gudal Famous crowd Agricultural<br />
Tourism<br />
Gaibi Famous, scenic Crowd Nature, Forest<br />
tourism<br />
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SWOT analysis (Historical places)<br />
Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat<br />
VIshalgad Connected Water / shelter Shelter- Rope way-<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
maintenance<br />
Pawankhind Connected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Trek<br />
Masai leni Neglected, road Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Panhalagad Connected Planning,<br />
Management<br />
Trek<br />
Nature-jungle<br />
Trek<br />
Tourism,<br />
Pawangad Neglected, road Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Trek<br />
Pohale leni Connected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Trek<br />
Palasamba Neglected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Trek<br />
Gaganbawada<br />
gad<br />
Connected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Trek<br />
Mahipalgad Connected Neglected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Trek<br />
Bhudargad Connected Neglected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Trek<br />
Samangad Connected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Trek<br />
Nesari<br />
Battle<br />
Connected<br />
field memorial<br />
Kalanidhigad Connected Road walking Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Trek<br />
Paargad Connected Neglected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Trek<br />
Gandharvagad Connected Neglected Nature-jungle Tourism,<br />
Fog- Rain<br />
Trek<br />
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SWOT Analysis (Nature/ forest Tourism places)<br />
Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat<br />
Chandoli World heritage Shelter, conectivity Safari, Pollution, fire<br />
Tiger<br />
project<br />
problems<br />
shelter, trek<br />
Udgiri Forest, ecological conectivity problems Trek Pollution, fire<br />
sensitive zone<br />
Amba Forest, ecological Crowd<br />
Safari, Pollution, fire<br />
sensitive zone<br />
shelter, trek<br />
Manoli Forest, ecological<br />
conectivity problems<br />
Safari,<br />
Pollution, fire<br />
sensitive zone<br />
shelter, trek<br />
Yelwqanjug Forest, ecological conectivity problems Safari, trek Pollution, fire<br />
ai<br />
sensitive zone<br />
Gelawade Forest, ecological conectivity problems Safari, trek Pollution, fire<br />
sensitive zone<br />
Pawangad Forest, ecological conectivity problems Safari, trek Pollution, fire<br />
sensitive zone<br />
Giroli Forest area Neglected Safari, trek Pollution, fire<br />
Narande Forest area Neglected Trek Pollution, fire<br />
Palasamba Forest, ecological conectivity problems Trek Pollution, fire<br />
sensitive zone<br />
Borbet World heritage conectivity problems Shelter, Trek Pollution, fire<br />
Radhanagar<br />
World heritage Shelter, conectivity<br />
Safari,<br />
Pollution, fire<br />
i sanctuary<br />
problems<br />
shelter, trek<br />
Wakighol Forest area conectivity problems Trek Pollution, fire<br />
Bhudargad Forest area conectivity problems Trek Pollution, fire<br />
Pali Forest area conectivity problems Trek Pollution, fire<br />
Rangana Forest, ecological Shelter, conectivity Safari, trek Pollution, fire<br />
sensitive zone problems<br />
Tilari Forest area Shelter, conectivity Safari, Pollution, fire<br />
problems<br />
shelter, trek<br />
Kolik Forest area conectivity problems Safari, trek Pollution, fire<br />
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SWOT Analysis (Water Tourism places)<br />
Strength Weakness Opportunity Threat<br />
Chandoli dam Boating, Dam Safety, Safety<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
equipments,<br />
problems<br />
Conectivity<br />
sports<br />
Kadavi dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments,<br />
Boating,<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
Conectivity problems<br />
sports<br />
Manoli dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating, Water<br />
Acccident<br />
sports<br />
Gelawade dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments,<br />
Boating,<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
Conectivity problems<br />
sports<br />
Kode dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating, Water<br />
Acccident<br />
sports<br />
Veshruf dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating, Water<br />
Acccident<br />
sports<br />
Kumbhi dam Boating, scenic Dam Safty, Safety<br />
Boating,<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
equipments,<br />
Conectivity<br />
sports<br />
problems<br />
Dhamod dam Boating, scenic Dam Safty, Safety<br />
Boating,<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
equipments,<br />
problems<br />
Conectivity<br />
sports,<br />
Waghbil lake Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating, Water<br />
Acccident<br />
Masud-male<br />
lake<br />
sports<br />
Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating, Water<br />
sports<br />
Acccident<br />
Wadange lake<br />
Boating, scenic Pollution control, Safety<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
equipments,<br />
plants and weeds<br />
Aquatic<br />
sports<br />
Shiroli lake<br />
Boating, scenic Pollution control, Safety<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
equipments,<br />
plants and weeds<br />
Aquatic<br />
sports<br />
Jaysingrao lake Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating Water<br />
Acccident<br />
sports<br />
Tulashi dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments,<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
Conectivity problems<br />
sports<br />
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Radhanagari<br />
Boating, scenic Safety<br />
equipments,<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
dam<br />
Conectivity problems<br />
sports<br />
Kalammawadi<br />
Boating, scenic Safety<br />
equipments,<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
dam<br />
Conectivity problems<br />
sports<br />
Patgaon dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments,<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
Conectivity problems<br />
sports<br />
Jangamhatti<br />
dam<br />
Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating Water<br />
sports<br />
Acccident<br />
Tilari dam Boating, scenic Safety equipments,<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Acccident<br />
Conectivity problems<br />
sports<br />
Kaneri lake Boating, scenic Safety equipments Boating Water<br />
Acccident<br />
sports<br />
Prayag<br />
to<br />
Boating, scenic Safety during flood,<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Flood,<br />
Bawada river<br />
safety<br />
equipments,<br />
sports<br />
Acccident<br />
Unsafe<br />
Nrusinhawadi to<br />
Boating, scenic Safety during flood,<br />
Boating<br />
Water<br />
Flood,<br />
Khidrapur river<br />
safety<br />
equipments,<br />
sports<br />
Acccident<br />
Unsafe<br />
Rautwadi<br />
scenic Safety during flood,<br />
Water sports<br />
Acccident<br />
waterfalls<br />
Unsafe<br />
Barki waterfalls scenic Safety during flood,<br />
Unsafe<br />
Water sports<br />
Acccident<br />
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Classification<br />
The tourist destinations in the district have been classified as follows:-<br />
1. Religious Tourism.<br />
2. Historical / Archeological Tourism.<br />
3. Forest Tourism.<br />
4. Water Tourism.<br />
5. Agricultural Tourism.<br />
6. Industrial Tourism.<br />
7. Educational Tourism.<br />
8. Nature and Eco -Tourism.<br />
9. Museums.<br />
1. Religious Tourism<br />
The district of Kolhapur is well known for its temples. Mahalaxmi of Kolhapur<br />
and Jyotiba are important places of pilgrimage. Apart from them there arevarious<br />
other templs like Jainmandir, caves from Budha era, etc. The temple of Mahalaxmi<br />
was built in 7 th<br />
century while other temples at Khidrapur, sangshi, Beed-Aare, Vithal<br />
Mandir belong to parallel era. There are 2675 temples under the jurisdiction of the<br />
Devasthsn Samiti<br />
today, which have been constructed in different time periods.<br />
The main temples are as follows:-<br />
Karveer –<br />
Ambabai, Vithalmandir, Temblai, Ujalai, Muctambica, Kalamma,<br />
Anukamini,Datta Bhikshalinga, Ubha Maruti, Rankbhairav, Kholkandoba, Vetal,<br />
Mahakali, Radhakrishnamandir (Mangalwar Peth), Bhavani, Kapileshwar, Prayag<br />
Chikhali, Batukeshwar, Chambukhadi, Vadwadi, Sadale-Madale, Beed-Aare, Kaneri.<br />
Apart from these temples Babujmal, Bramhapuri mosque, Jain temples at<br />
Shukrawar Peth, Mahadwar Road, Gujari and church in Tarabai Park.<br />
Panhala-<br />
Temples at Jyotiba, Yamai, Ambabai temple, mosques at Masud Male and<br />
Panhala and Budha caves at Masai and Pohale.<br />
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Shahuwadi – Temples at Ugwai Jugai and dargas at Vishalgad and Malkapur<br />
Gaganbawada – Sangshi and Gagangiri.<br />
Radhanagri – Durgamanvgad, Tarale, Gudaleshwar and Gabbi.<br />
Bhudargad –Injubai, Biroba, Maunisamadhi<br />
Gadhinglaj – Bhairi, Mahalaxmi mandir, Hirlage Jain Mandir.<br />
Chandgad – Mahalxmi mandir, Ravalnath.<br />
Ajara – Ramthirtha, Chaloba Mnadir, Jain Mandir.<br />
Kagal – Darga, Ambabai Mandir<br />
Hatganagale – Aalate, Khochi, Kunthegiri, Bahubali, Ramlinga, Aalamprabhu, Herle<br />
Jain Mandir.<br />
Shirol – Khidrapur, Nrusinhawadi, Kavathegulak<br />
2. Historical and Ancient Monuments Tourism<br />
Many places in the district fall under this category. Out of these Vishalgad<br />
fort,<br />
Bhudargad fort, Rangana fort, Masai Caves, Mahadev temple at Aare, birth<br />
place of Chh. Shahu Maharaj–Laxmi Vilas Palace, Ramchandrapant Amatya<br />
Samadhi and Bajiprabhu- Phulajiprabhu memorials in Panahala are under Ancient<br />
Monuments department of state of Maharashtra.<br />
In Karveer Juna Rajwada(Old Palace), Nava Rajwada(New Palace), Shalini<br />
Palace, Town Hall, Bindu chowk tatbandhi, Dhunyachya chavya at Rankala,<br />
Panyacha Khajina at Kalamba, Sathmari, Jaiyprabha Studio, Keshavrao Bhosale<br />
Natyagruha, Khasbag Kusti Maidan, Panchaganga ghat, Radhakrishna temple,<br />
Walivade camp and Bramhapur.<br />
Panahala, Pavangad, Masai caves, Panhala-Pavankhinda marg(road),<br />
Vishalgad, Bhattali War Memorial, Bawada fort from Gaganbawada, Sangshi,<br />
Palsamba temple, dam and Hathimahal builing at Radhanagari, Maunimath at<br />
Bhudargad, Pargad at Chandgad, Gandharvagad, Kalanidhigad, Memorial at Nesri,<br />
Samangad at Gadhinglaj, Shivgad at Radhanagri, etc.<br />
3. Forest Tourism<br />
Chandoli Project tiger in the district of Shahuwadi, Bison Sanctuary at<br />
Radhanagri, (both internatonal tourist attractions) and forest areas of Amba, Udgiri,<br />
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Manoli, Anuskura, Palsamba, Bawada Borbet, Padmasatti, Wacighol, Barki, Tilari,<br />
Rangana, Patgaon, Bhudargad, Samangad, Kolic, etc.<br />
4. Water Tourism<br />
There are a number of small irrigation projects, river belts which can be<br />
used for tourism.<br />
There are boating facilities at Rankala, Jaisingrao lake at Kagal.<br />
Prayag Chikhali to Panchaganga, Ghat to Kasba Bawada, Khidrapur to<br />
Nrusinhawadi are to belts in the river which can be developed for river tourism.<br />
Apart from this places like Chandoli, Kadvi, Lakhmapur, Kode, Veshraf,<br />
Wadange, Shiroli, Masudmale, Waghbil, Jangamhatti, Tilari, Patgaon, Radhanagari,<br />
Kalammwadi could be developed for water tourism.<br />
Also waterfalls, at Barki, Rautwadi, Radhanagri, roads in these ghats can be<br />
considered for tourism.<br />
5. Agricultural Tourism<br />
The district of Kolhapur is already well known for a variety of produce like<br />
sugarcane, rice, milk, groundnuts, soyabean, chillies, vegetables, potatoes, jwari,<br />
etc. Pulses are also grown here.<br />
Agro processing industries producing jaggery, alcohol, cashewnut industry,<br />
puffed rice, khoa from milk, basundi, pedhe, barfi are all well developed industrial<br />
areas.<br />
6. Industrial Tourism<br />
The district is well known for textile, spare parts, industrial equipments, milk<br />
products, bakery products and silver ornamental production.<br />
The five star MIDC AT Kagal, industrial belts at Karveer, Hatkanagale are<br />
conducive for industrial tourism. So also Shiroli MIDC, Gokul Shirgaon, textile<br />
industry at Ichalkaranji, Silver ornament industry at Hupari.<br />
If a special information centre regarding this is set up near KIT college it<br />
would be of great help.<br />
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7. Educational Tourism<br />
Shivaji University is functional in the district for the past 50 years and<br />
provides education in 3 different departments along with distance education. The<br />
library, labs and various other equipment can become a tourist attraction.<br />
Mauni Vidhyapeeth at Gargoti institues like KIT, DKTE, D Y Patil institute<br />
can all be a part of education tourism. The educational complex at Warna nagar,<br />
various hostels established by Chh Shahu Maharaj, ITI, Dalvi’s art, Kalamandir,<br />
Kalniketan all are favourable for educational tourism.<br />
8. Nature and Ecotourism<br />
All the above mentioned places can be apart of this. All the mountain tops,<br />
plateaus, valleys can be a major attraction. So also Amba, Gaganbawada, Sadale-<br />
Madale, Chambukadi, gardens, hills, etc.<br />
9. Museums<br />
There are anumber of museums in the district and a few new can be<br />
created. The list is as follows:-<br />
Town Hall – Ancient relics from Kolhapur and art.<br />
New Palace – Weapons, objects, etc from house of Chh. Shahu<br />
Suryakant Mandre Kaladalan – Paintings of Suryakant Mandre.<br />
V. S Khandekar – Literature, awards of V. S Khandekar<br />
G Kamble Dalan - Paintings by G Kamble.<br />
Birth Place Chh. Shahu - Life story of Chh. Shahu Maharaj.<br />
There are a lot of statues, articles, stone inscriptions, documents from<br />
Archives available in Kolhapur. There is a proposal to set up such a museum at<br />
Shahu Research Centre in Shivaji University. Also the Shahu Mill can become a<br />
centre to conserve the social and cultural fabric of Kolhapur.<br />
We could also set up various types of museums to show case agriculture,<br />
industry, arts, literature, processes, technology, biodiversity, heritage and progress.<br />
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Religious Places<br />
1. Udgiri<br />
2. Yelvanjugai<br />
3. Vishalgad Durgah<br />
4. Jotiba<br />
5. Ambabai<br />
Kolhapur<br />
6. Aarewadi<br />
7. Alamprabhu<br />
8. Bahuballi<br />
9. Kunthegiri<br />
10. Nrusinhwadi<br />
11. Khidrapur<br />
12. Gaganbavada<br />
13. Sangashi<br />
14. Durgamanvad<br />
15. Tarale<br />
16. Gudal<br />
17. Gaibi<br />
18. Injubai<br />
19. Bhairi<br />
20. Ambabai<br />
21. Mahalakshmi<br />
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Historical Places and Forts<br />
1. Vishalgad<br />
2. Pavankhind<br />
3. Masai caves<br />
4. Panhala fort<br />
5. Pavangad<br />
6. Pohale caves<br />
7. Kolhapur<br />
8. Palasamba<br />
9. Gaganbavada fort<br />
10. Gaganbavada caves<br />
11. Bhudargad<br />
12. Samangad<br />
13. Nesari<br />
14. Kalanidhigad<br />
15. Pargad<br />
16. Gandharvgad<br />
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Forest Area<br />
1. Chandoli Project<br />
Tiger<br />
2. Udgiri<br />
3. Amba<br />
4. Manoli<br />
5. Yelavanjugai<br />
6. Gelvade<br />
7. Pavangad<br />
8. Giroli<br />
9. Narande<br />
10. Palsamba<br />
11. Borbet<br />
12. Radhanagari<br />
Sanctury<br />
13. Vakighol<br />
14. Bhudargad<br />
15. Pali<br />
16. Rangana<br />
17. Tilari<br />
18. Kolik<br />
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Places for Water Tourism<br />
1. Chandoli Dam<br />
2. Kadavi Dam<br />
3. Manoli Dam<br />
4. Gelavade Dam<br />
5. Kode Dam<br />
6. Veshraf Dam<br />
7. Kumbhi Dam<br />
8. Dhamod Dam<br />
9. Waghbil Lake<br />
10. Masudmale Lake<br />
11. Vadanage Lake<br />
12. Shiroli Lake<br />
13. Jaysingrao Lake<br />
14. Tulashi Dam<br />
15. Radhanagari Dam<br />
16. Pargaon Dam<br />
17. Jangamhatti Dam<br />
18. Tilari Dam<br />
19. Kaneri Lake<br />
20. Prayag to Bavada river<br />
21. Nrusinhwadi to<br />
Khidrapur river<br />
22. Rautwadi Waterfall<br />
23. Barki Waterfall<br />
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Brief information of Tourist Destinations:-<br />
Shahuwadi<br />
Vishalgad<br />
This is to the south west of Kolhapur at a distance of 5 km from the<br />
village of Gajapur. This fort was built by King Bhoj and later on was under the rule<br />
of Shilahar, Yadav, Bahamani, Chh. Shivaji, Chh. Tararani, Mughal dynasties.<br />
There are a number of built up structures on the fort like fortifications, turrets<br />
(buruj), dwelling place of Pratinidhi, Darga of Hazarat Malik, Ardhachandra well,<br />
Amruteshwar temple, Takamak Kada and almost broken Munda door. Temples of<br />
Narsoba, Waghajai, Rameshwar and Ram and memorials of Bajiprabhu and Phulaji.<br />
One can see the magnificent Sahyadri ranges from the fort. The road to the fort is<br />
made up of iron ramps and steps. Though there are accommodations available on<br />
the fort they are not sufficient.<br />
Chandoli Tiger Project<br />
To the South West approximately at a distance of 70 km wildlife sanctuary<br />
of the forest department which has now been declared as a Project Tiger area due<br />
to presence of tigers. This announcement was made in 2004, encompasses 317.67<br />
sq. km rich in biodiversity.<br />
Forest Tourism (Amba, Manoli, Yelwan Jugai, Barki)<br />
Amba, Manoli, Barki, Yelwan Jugai, Udagiri are good treks. Temporary<br />
shelters, observation towers, trek information centers, books, guides, safari could be<br />
set up in such places. Accommodation should also be provided nearby.<br />
Water Tourism<br />
There are minor and major irrigation projects at Chandoli, Kadvi, Kasari,<br />
Manoli, Barki, and Gelawade all of which can be used for water tourism. At Barki<br />
there is also a waterfall and a village developed on the concept of self dependence<br />
of M Gandhi.<br />
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Pavakhind<br />
A famous location where Chh. Shivaji Maharaj fought a battle with the forces<br />
of Sidhi Johar who had laid siege to Panahala fort. Chh. Shivaji’s loyal servant<br />
Shiva Kashid engaged Sidhi Johar and Bajiprabhu and Phulaji engaged with the<br />
forces of Sidhi Johar so that Chh. Shivaji could safely reach Vishalgad. The site at<br />
which this valiant battle was fought where both Baji Prabhu and Phulaji became<br />
martyrs is of extreme historical importance.<br />
Udgiri<br />
Falls between Chandoli Tiger Project forest area and has an ancient temple, is<br />
extremely useful for nature and ecotourism.<br />
Dhopeshwar<br />
On the left on Malkapur-Amba road at a distance of 3 km in the forest area<br />
is the ancient temple of Dhopeshwar. This area is also useful for nature and<br />
ecotourism.<br />
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Panhala<br />
Panhala fort<br />
Panahala has been developed as hill station as well as a historical fort. It is<br />
at a distance of 19 km from Kolhapur and at height of 845 m from msl.<br />
The fort has rich historical significance. It has residential caves of Rishi<br />
Parashar and has been ruled by the Shilahar Raja Bhoj, Yadav Raja Singhan,<br />
Bahamani Dynasty, Adilshaha, Chh. Shivaji and Chh. Tararani. Today we can see<br />
Balekilla (core fort area) danya Kotare ( grain godowns), Dharmakoti, Naykinicha<br />
sajjaa, Sajjakoti, Talimkhana, Rede Mahal, Sambhaji Mahal, Sadhoba darga, Ambabai<br />
temple, Teen darwaja, darukahna, Char Darwaja and many turrets.<br />
There are government and private hotels as well eating joints at Panahala.<br />
It is essential to develop new gardens here as well as renew the existing<br />
gardens. Also repair and restoration work has to be taken up for all the historical<br />
buildings on the fort. It is essential to set up underground light cables in these<br />
monuments and the entire history of Panahala cab be showcased through a light<br />
and sound show.<br />
All the historical sites should contain boards showing directions and<br />
information regarding that particular sight along with sale of information booklets.<br />
Low cost accommodations, eating joints and toilets should be developed at<br />
appropriate locations.<br />
The GOM has already sanctioned Rs. 320.33 lakhs in 2007 for developing<br />
Tourist Information Centre, Protective railings, benches for sitting, footpaths /<br />
walkways, direction and location boards and washrooms.<br />
Jyotiba<br />
This is a hill to the South west of Kolhapur at a distance of 14 km. there<br />
are temples of Kedarling, Ramling and Kedareshwar. To the south of these temples<br />
are the temple of Yamai and a water kund (small pool used for holy purposes).<br />
These temples are built in the Hemadpanthi style and have a lot of visitors from all<br />
over Maharashtra and especially during the month of Chaitra (as per Hindu<br />
calendar).<br />
After visiting Jyotiba most of the people also visit Panhala and<br />
definitely visit the Mahalaxmi temple at Kolhapur.<br />
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Development of Jyotiba<br />
o Parking<br />
One has to consider the size of Jyotiba and the average number of tourists who<br />
visit Jyotiba. Considering the possibility of accidents, disasters and security<br />
following possible alternatives are mentioned:-<br />
Parking 1 - on the road - Waghbil to Jyotiba.<br />
Parking 2 –at Kerli on Kolhapur Jyotiba road.<br />
Parking 3 – at Giroli.<br />
It is expected that on these three roads the parking lot should be big<br />
enough to accommodate 40 buses, 200 cars and 500 two wheelers.<br />
o<br />
Transport facilities<br />
The devesthan samiti should make arrangements to ply buses, cars, A.C.<br />
buses, minibuses to the actual temple. Only police cars, fire brigade and<br />
ambulances will be allowed direct access to the Jyotiba temple.<br />
o<br />
Washrooms<br />
Washrooms should be constructed at two places on Jyotiba and at all three<br />
parking places which could be run pay and use basis.<br />
o<br />
Residence and Bhakta Niwas<br />
It is difficult to provide, electricity, water, sanitation facilities on the mountain<br />
hence such facilities should be provided at Kerli, Giroli and Waghbil where<br />
parking lots are created.<br />
o<br />
Road to Temple<br />
The road to the temple is cluttered with shops on both the sides and there<br />
is encroachment. It is essential to realign / restructure these shops.<br />
o<br />
Lake – Cleanliness<br />
There are four lakes Chavan lake, Yamai lake, Murlidhar lake and Kapurbav<br />
lake. It is essential to clean these lakes and its surroundings, remove water and<br />
recharge the lakes, make arrangements for utilisation of water of these lakes and<br />
cordon of the area to maintain the lakes.<br />
o<br />
Tree Plantation<br />
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The entire mountain should be covered by tree cover, which can act as<br />
shade on the way to the temple. Additional sitting arrangement can be made<br />
under the trees for the pilgrims.<br />
o<br />
Towers<br />
Towers should be erected at a distance of 100 m on the road. These towers<br />
can work as watch towers during special festivals as well as be used for seeing<br />
the scenery around.<br />
o<br />
Disaster Management Cell / Hospitals / Ambulance / Police stations<br />
It is necessary to set up well equipped disaster management cells which<br />
could be functional during special festival occasions along with Police stations,<br />
wireless systems, CC TV cameras, etc.<br />
o<br />
Sewage Treatment Plants<br />
It is essential to set up STP’s considering the population of the place and<br />
the flow of visitors.<br />
o<br />
Process plant for coconut wastage and pooja offerings<br />
The wastage created from coconuts and pooja offerings should be processed<br />
and recycled.<br />
o<br />
Food Plaza<br />
Hoteliers and hawkers who sell food items should be properly managed and<br />
proper arrangements should be made for sale of their products. Also the garbage<br />
created from these places has to be processed and converted into usable gas<br />
and manure.<br />
o<br />
Ban on Plastics<br />
All plastic products should be banned in these areas and efforts should be<br />
made to provide paper and cloth bags. This will also lead to increase in<br />
employment.<br />
o<br />
Underground Electrification<br />
During the period of Yatra there is a tradition of carrying Sasan Katya (long<br />
bamboo sticks) which could touch overhead electric wire leading to accidents. To<br />
avoid this all electric wires should be laid underground.<br />
o<br />
Darshan Mandap (Pandal)<br />
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During the Yatra in order to manage the crowd of pilgrims it is essential to<br />
build a pandal to the west of the temple. Barricading of the pandal is essential.<br />
o<br />
Railings<br />
Considering the possibility of accidents certain areas of the mountain should<br />
be provided wherever necessary.<br />
Pandavdara (Masai Pathar)<br />
The plateau of Pandavdara is to the west of Panahala and at a<br />
distance of 9 km from it. Chh. Shivaji Maharaj crossed the Masai plateau when he<br />
travelled from Panahala to Vishalgad. This plateau looks more beautiful than the<br />
Tableland of Mahabaleshwar in the rainy season. This entire area is surrounded by<br />
hills and valleys through which flow the rivulets and rivers of Kasari and Warna.<br />
Masaileni (Masai Caves)<br />
There are caves on the plateau of Masai having a depth of about 8<br />
m. the cluster of caves has one water tank, two large caves, 8 wells, a<br />
Chaityagruha and Pathashala. There is also a stupa in the inner room and<br />
Chaityagruha.<br />
If we study the various ways/roads that travel to the ghats from the<br />
Konkan from the Budha era the importance of these caves becomes more<br />
prominent and increase in value as a place of tourist attraction.<br />
Pohale<br />
These are caves from the Budha era with a Chaityagruha, Patshala and<br />
some other structures. One can hear the cries of peacocks from the valleys around.<br />
There is also a small waterfall in the rainy season.<br />
Pavangad<br />
On the Panhala – Kolhapur road at a distance of 17 km from Kolhapur is<br />
the well known fort of Pavangad. It is the only fort in the district built by Chh.<br />
Shivaji Maharaj. There are remains of wall fortifications, turrets (buruj), temples<br />
wells, ghee wells, old buildings and a Darga (mosque) on the fort. The<br />
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surroundings are rich in biodiversity. There are signs of habitation by leopards and<br />
a nest of a rare eagle which has been in the same spot for the last ten years.<br />
Panhala – Memorial of Shiva Kashid<br />
During the siege of Sidhi Johar Shiva Kashid had impersonated Chh. Shivaji<br />
and became a martyr. His statue is at the entrance to Panahala fort while his<br />
memorial stone is at a distance of 500 m from it.<br />
Forest Tourism<br />
The entire area around Pavangad, Masai Plateau is excellent for forest<br />
tourism and trekking. The area is a well known habitat of leopards, eagles and<br />
other birds and animals. Also it is rich in faunal biodiversity.<br />
Water Tourism<br />
Waghbil and Masudmale in the taluka have medium irrigation projects which<br />
could be a centre for water tourism.<br />
Sadale – Madale<br />
These are mountain ranges of Jyotiba originate from Panahala eastwards.<br />
These ranges separate the river basins of Warna and Panchaganga and are good<br />
natural spots. There is a temple of Mahadev on Sadale and the resort Kent Club<br />
a well known tourist attraction. This place is also a well known habitat of peacocks<br />
and thus be developed as a tourist destination.<br />
Paijarwadi<br />
This is the memorial place of Chile Maharaj and has an inflow of pilgrims.<br />
Masudmale<br />
There is an old darga and a pond which is good for nature tourism.<br />
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Old Pargaon Maruti Temple.<br />
Samartha Ramdas established 11 temples of Maruti for worship of strength<br />
(God Maruti symbolises strength). The temple at Manpadale is first of these<br />
temples.<br />
Warana Group of Industries, Warana-nagar –<br />
Warana-nagar is known as first wired village in Asia. Warana Group of<br />
Industries runs on cooperative basis. Small cooperatives are networked and linked<br />
with Warana Group. All these cooperatives are also connected with each other<br />
through internet.<br />
This industrial house produces sugar, milk and milk products,<br />
agro based other produce, etc. Women are largelyely involved in all the processing.<br />
Education and Medical facilities are also provided by them as part of social<br />
responsibility.<br />
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Gaganbawada<br />
This is 55 km from Kolhapur. This area is a high rainfall region with dense<br />
forests and mountain ranges of Sahyadri. The ghats of Karl and Bhuibawada go<br />
through Gaganbawada to the Konkan region.<br />
<br />
Gaganbawada Fort<br />
This fort is between the two roads coming from Konkan and has only one<br />
intact turret and stone wall. There is also an old darga from where one can see<br />
Konkan.<br />
At the bottom of the fort are old caves with water tanks. There are<br />
references to prove that this era dates back to Budha era. At present this area is<br />
well known as residence of Gagangiri Maharaj. People visit this fort for religious<br />
purposes.<br />
<br />
Forest Tourism<br />
The areas of Padsali, Padmasatti, Borbet, Morjai, and Palsamba are rich in<br />
biodiversity. Some of these areas are a part of the Radhanagri Sanctuary and<br />
excellent tourist destinations. Bhuibawada, Karul Ghat, Manbet are good natural<br />
tourist attractions.<br />
<br />
Water Tourism<br />
The dams at Veshraf, kode, Kumbhi, Dhamani and Anudar are extremely<br />
good spots for water and forest tourism.<br />
<br />
Palsamba<br />
At Palsamba there are huge carved stone temples approximately 30 to 35 ft<br />
high and having a circumference of 50 ft. these belong to the Budha era and are<br />
worth seeing along with the beauty, forests and waterfalls.<br />
<br />
Sangshi<br />
There is an ancient temple at Gaganbawada.<br />
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Radhanagari<br />
This taluka is at a distance of 50 km from Kolhapur. It is on the banks of<br />
the river Bhogawati and at the base of the dam at Radhanagari. It is surrounded<br />
by mountain ranges on all sides. The taluka is well known due to the presence of<br />
Radhanagari Sanctuary and dams at Radhanagari, Kalammawadi and Tulshi.<br />
<br />
Forest Tourism<br />
Radhanagri Sanctuary has been named as a part of World Heritage by<br />
UNESCO. It has been notified in 1958 encompasses an area of 351 sq. m. it is<br />
declared a protected area for the Indian Gaur, Tiger and the Flying Giant Squirrel.<br />
There is a road of 22 km from Dajipur into the sanctuary for forest tourism as well<br />
as animal sighting spots at Waghache Pani, Sambarkhond and Bison tower. The<br />
paths from Gaganbawada to Dajipur, Waghache Pani to Hadkyachi sari and Dingas<br />
to Sambarkhond, Ugwai are good treks used by people. Today there is only<br />
accommodation provided by the Forest department and there is a need to develop<br />
this as a tourist spot.<br />
Treks<br />
Patgaon (stay) via Kadgaon to Rajapur (Dudhganga Dam Road)<br />
Rajapur (stay) to Surangi gate (hours)<br />
Surangi gate to Dajipur<br />
Dajipur (residence), Dajipur to Manbet via Walvan, stay at Manbet.<br />
Manbet to Borbet / takyacha Wada – Hadkyachi Sari – Waghache Pani –<br />
Panyacha Dank – Padamsatti to Borbet (hours)<br />
<br />
Water Tourism<br />
Apart from the dams at Radhanagari, Tulshi and Kalamawadi water tourism<br />
is also possible at Hasane, Malwadi. At present there is an inflow of tourists at<br />
three other places including Rautwadi. However no facilities of any type are<br />
available there.<br />
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Shivagad<br />
One can reach this fort of Shivgad from Malwadi in Dajipur. This fort falls in the<br />
sanctuary area and is surrounded by nature and wildlife. There are very little<br />
remainants of the old fort but this is an ancient road leading to Konkan.<br />
<br />
Gaibi<br />
Located on Kolhapur Radhanagari road there exists a mosque and peer over<br />
here.<br />
<br />
Durgamanavgad<br />
At a distance of 12 km from Radhanagari towards west this place is<br />
between dense forests and mountains. There is a temple of goddess Vitalai and<br />
tourists regularly visit it for pilgrimage. One can also see the water bodies of<br />
Tulshi and Radhanagari from here.<br />
<br />
Hindalco Bauxite Project<br />
This project is located 14 Km away from Radhanagari. It has received ISO<br />
46000 which can be a potential industrial tourism destination.<br />
<br />
Gudaleshwar / Tarale<br />
Both Gudaleshwar and Tarale are located on the Radhanagari<br />
Durgamanavad road and there are temples over there of Gudaleshwar and<br />
Vittalai.<br />
<br />
Jyotirlinga Temple<br />
This temple at Savarde Patankar, Tal Radhanagari is situated at a height of<br />
500 m and 400 years old. It is an excellent example of art, is built in<br />
Hemadpanthi style and has pasture land of 13 acres to its ownership.<br />
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Waki – Shri Wakeshwar Devasthan<br />
This temple is 24 km from Radhanagari near the origin of the river<br />
Dudhaganga. It is a symbol of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. It also has a<br />
Shivalinga.<br />
<br />
Chakreshwarwadi<br />
This place is known since Stone Age era. It is at a height and an excellent<br />
place for sky watching as the horizon is visible from here.<br />
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Bhudargad<br />
<br />
Bhudargad Fort<br />
This fort is situated at 58 km towards north of Kolhapur. In 1667 Chh. Shivaji<br />
Maharaj repaired this fort. There are temples of Kedarling, Jakubai and Bhairav on the<br />
fort. There are also two water tanks on the fort.<br />
<br />
Palichi Devrai (Sacred Grove)<br />
This devarai is on the road to Bhudargad and rich in floral biodiversity.<br />
<br />
Mauli temple<br />
This temple is 500 ft above the Khanapur and is an excellent specimen of ancient<br />
architecture. There is a Yatra (festival) here every year.<br />
<br />
Gargoti<br />
It is the headquarter of the Bhudargad taluka and had occupied an important place<br />
during the freedom struggle. It is the centre of the rural university – Mauni Vidyapeeth.<br />
Hutatma Smarak (memorial), Vedganga River, river bank, Injubai temple are the main<br />
attractions in the town.<br />
<br />
Patgaon – Maunimat<br />
Situated on the banks of river Vedganga it is 34 km from Kolhapur. This is the<br />
memorial place of Mauni Maharaj. Chh. Shivaji Maharaj had visited Mauni Maharaj after<br />
his coronation on the way to campaign in south and hence this place also has historical<br />
significance. Mahadwar (big door), sabha mandap (meeting hall), carved wooden pillars,<br />
the Bhadrakali temple are important attraction here.<br />
Also at a distance of 2 km from the town is the Patgaon dam which is a well known tourist<br />
destination. The road to Rangana fort also passes through this.<br />
<br />
Shengaon<br />
This is a small village on Gargoti – Patgaon route and well known for its traditional<br />
occupation of mud tiles, bricks, pots and other mud vessels.<br />
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Rangana<br />
This fort is at a distance of 70 km towards north of Kolhapur. There is well built road<br />
upto Chikewadi after which the remaining 5 km has to be covered on foot. One can find<br />
stone walls, turrets, doors, remains of old buildings, water tanks and temples on the fort.<br />
There is also a stone inscription found here. This fort is surrounded by dense forests and<br />
is between the Amboli, Manohargad, Mahadevgad and Konkan.<br />
<br />
Forest Tourism<br />
There are forests at Patgaon, Rangana and Wakighol. The area around Rangana<br />
and Bhudargad fort is good for trekking and forest tourism.<br />
<br />
Adampur<br />
There is a temple of the local deity Balumama and a place of pilgrimage for his<br />
devotees.<br />
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Gadhinglaj<br />
This place is at a distance of 72 km from Kolhapur on the banks of<br />
Hirnyakeshi River. The Kapshikar family had built a fort here in 1700 AD but one<br />
does not find any remains of the fort today. There are temples of Kalleshwar and<br />
Kalbhairav over here.<br />
<br />
Kalbhairi<br />
There is a temple of Kalbhairi in the mountains and a place of pilgrimage<br />
for its devotees.<br />
<br />
Samangad<br />
This fort is to the Southeast at a distance of 1 km from Gadhinglaj. Some<br />
restoration work has been taken up on this fort but it is not completed. There is a<br />
tar road to the fort and one view the scenic beauty from its stone walls. This fort<br />
was built by Raja Bhoj in the 12 th<br />
century and it was won over by Chh. Shivaji<br />
Maharaj in 1674. He also stayed there for some time. The fort is at height of 2972<br />
ft from msl. There are 10 turrets, Bhavani temple, dungeons, Chorkhind, sat Kaman<br />
well, Hanuman temple, Bhimsagari devasthan and Shivmandir caves on the fort.<br />
<br />
Nesari<br />
At a distance of 18 km from Gadhinglaj towards north is the memorial site<br />
of Prataprao Pawar the General of Chh. Maharaj. Bahalkhan surrendered to the<br />
Gujars in the battle of Umarani and he was granted life by them. The Chhatrapati<br />
did not approve of this and sent a message saying do not show me your face till<br />
he is dead. In the battle that followed Prataprao Pawar and his officers fought in<br />
the pass at Nesari where they were killed. This land is a memorial to them.<br />
<br />
Bhimsagari<br />
There is a group of temples to the west of Samangad. These temples are of<br />
Bhim and Maruti. There is also a cave nearby. There is a special festival every<br />
year during Mahashivratri.<br />
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Hiralge Jain Temple<br />
There is an old, well known Jain temple over here.<br />
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Ajara<br />
Ajara is an ancient place situated on the confluence of the rivers Hirnyakeshi and<br />
Chitra. Navapur is one of the ancient villages surrounded by mud walls and moat.<br />
However today it has been destroyed. This district is well known for jackfruit,<br />
cashew nuts, mangoes and Ajara rice. There are many varieties of rice growing in<br />
this area. Ajara played an important role during the rule of Kapshikar Ghorpade,<br />
Chh. Shahu of Satara and Fadnis Ichalkaranjikar. As such it also has a historical<br />
significance.<br />
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This<br />
Ramtirtha<br />
Ravalnath and Ramling are at a distance of 3 km towards north of Ajara.<br />
area is a part of a fallen down fort. Near the temple in the river bed there<br />
is a small waterfall. The surrounding forests and the stones in the river are a major<br />
attraction for tourists.<br />
<br />
Chaloba<br />
This temple is approximately 5 km from Ajara on a hill. In the evening one<br />
can see the beautiful sea of Vengurla from here.<br />
<br />
Forest Tourism<br />
The areas of Amboli, Ramtirtha are good for forest tourism. At Kitawade one<br />
can experience the highest rainfall in the country. This place is 13 km from Amboli<br />
and can be developed as a tourist destination.<br />
Apart from this Dharanmola, Chitri, Awandi-Chitri, Chukul are suitable for<br />
tourism.<br />
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Chandgad<br />
Chandgad is 135 km from Kolhapur and 45 km from Belgaon. This district is<br />
well known for the temple of Ravalnath. There is a Parshi stone inscription which<br />
authenticates its ancientness. There is a festival every year in the month of<br />
February.<br />
There was an ancient castle which was destroyed by Sawantwadikar’s. It is<br />
mentioned that in 1750 the forts of Chandgad, Pargad and Kalanandigad were<br />
handed over to Sadashiv Bhahu by Kings of Kolhapur.<br />
This area is well known today for jackfruits, cashew nuts, rice, potatoes and<br />
medicinal herbs. Its forests are also worth seeing.<br />
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Gandharvagad<br />
At a distance of 7 km from Chandgad in the ranges of Sahyadri at a height<br />
of 522 m is the fort of Gandharvagad. The stone wall built for security is almost<br />
broken down. In 1724 this fort was built by Nagsawant of Sawantwadi. It was won<br />
over by the King of Kolhapur and handed back to Sawants. There are temples of<br />
Chaloba, Shankar, Ganapati and Maruti on the fort.<br />
<br />
Kalanidhigad<br />
This fort is surrounded by forests. There is a stone wall, temples at this fort.<br />
<br />
Pargad<br />
This fort is at a distance of 45 km to the west of Chandgad. It is a part of<br />
the Sahayadri ranges at a height of 610 m. There is local population on the fort.<br />
There is a narrow pathway going to the top having 360 steps. The fort of<br />
approximately 16 hectares needs restoration. Only some of the original 6 water<br />
tanks are functional. In 1749 this fort was given over to Sadashiv Bhahu by the<br />
Chh. Kolhapur. There is an old temple of Bhavani on the fort. Apart from this there<br />
are lakes – Ganesh Lake, Phatal Lake, Gunjal Lake, Panji point, Sunset point on<br />
the fort. This fort is in between forest and hence can be developed as a tourist<br />
attraction.<br />
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Mahipalgad<br />
This fort is near to Belgaon. There is a stone wall, turret, temple and a big<br />
well on the fort. The entire region looks rundown due to encroachment by local<br />
population.<br />
<br />
Forest Tourism<br />
The places of Kolic, Patne, Tilari Lake and its surroundings, Suleran and its<br />
surroundings are suitable for forest tourism.<br />
The area around Nenewadi is suitable for paragliding.<br />
<br />
Vaidhyanath-Arogya Bhavani Temple<br />
This temple is surrounded by medicinal herbs and hence the goddess of this<br />
temple is considered as a form of Parvati and is known as Arogya (health)<br />
Bhavani. There are stone inscriptions, Chitra lekh, wells, water holes vanrai (forest)<br />
over here.<br />
<br />
Water Tourism<br />
Tilari, Jambre, Ghatprabha are multipurpose projects providing irrigation and<br />
electricity. Jangamhati is a minor irrigation project. Hence this area is conducive to<br />
water tourism. Also waterfalls at Kegad, Kumbhavade are worth seeing. The Ghats<br />
of Tilari and waterfalls there are also a tourist attraction.<br />
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Holiday Homes<br />
Amboli near the border of Kolhapur is well known tourist destination. The<br />
forests, climate and natural beauty make it favourite with tourists.<br />
Similarly Suleran at Kitawade (falling in Kolhapur) can be developed as residential<br />
spot for tourists. The climate, natural beauty is equivalent to Amboli. It is a place<br />
with highest rainfall in India.<br />
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Kagal<br />
Kagal is situated on the banks of Dudhaganga. The Pune Bangalore highway<br />
passes through it. The administration of Kagal is looked after by Municipality. The<br />
fort at Kagal was demolished during the Kagal – Kolhapur war. In 1893 it was<br />
rebuilt with high stone walls and moat but was again demolished during the British<br />
rule.<br />
Presently the palace of the Ghatge’s is outside the city. Jaisingrao Lake is a<br />
new water tourism centre and the nursery adjacent to this lake belonging to the<br />
Social Forestry department is worth seeing.<br />
The Mal bungalow is presently the headquarters of the sugar factory and is<br />
an excellent specimen of architecture.<br />
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Kapshi<br />
At a distance of 38 km from Kolhapur this village is well known for the<br />
Kapshi style of kolhapuri chappals. There is an old mosque and a temple built in<br />
the memory of Dwarka bai the wife of Senapati Santaji Ghorpade in the village.<br />
<br />
Water Tourism<br />
The Jaisingpur Lake has been well developed as a boating spot as well as<br />
a garden.<br />
<br />
Lakshumi Tekdi (hill)<br />
This is a small temple on the Kolhapur – Belgaon highway. The temple is<br />
surrounded by lush green trees and is a good spot for sightseeing.<br />
<br />
Five Star MIDC<br />
An industrial estate towards west on Kolhapur – Kagal highway is conducive<br />
for industrial tourism.<br />
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Hupari – Yalgud<br />
The silver ornamental industry cluster at Hupari, Yalgud dairy, bakery,<br />
Sarvamangal Seva Society is all suitable for industrial tourism. So also the Chh.<br />
Shahu Sugar factory and Gokul milk factory.<br />
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Murgud<br />
This is an old village and the lake there can be developed as a tourist<br />
attraction.<br />
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Sangaon<br />
There is an ancient temple of Nrusinha.<br />
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Hatkanangale<br />
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Alate<br />
This is a 900 years old village in the Warna basin. The red colour of Alata<br />
is prepared in the village. There is a temple of Birdev in the village and every year<br />
there is a yatra in the village.<br />
Also the Ramzan darga is an important place and its Urus (festival) is<br />
celebrated every year.<br />
Shidoba and Dhuloba are old village deities built on medieval style and<br />
every year there is a yatra in Chaitra (first month of Hindu calendar).<br />
<br />
Alamprabhu<br />
This temple is of the LIngayat community. Right from the times of Chh.<br />
Shivaji one Nanada deep (oil lamp) is continuously burning till date.<br />
<br />
Ramlinga<br />
This temple has been carved on a stony hill in one corner. The entire cave<br />
is 3.5 sq. m with a water tank inside. There is continuous water dripping on the<br />
idols of Ganapati and Shivalinga. On the outer side is a 4 sq. m Hemadpanthi<br />
sculpture. This cave either belongs to the Budha or Jain era but today has become<br />
a Hindu temple.<br />
<br />
Ichalkaranji<br />
Known as Manchester of Maharashtra. There are textile mills, handlooms,<br />
dying centers and processes here. There is an old palace in the city which is with<br />
DKTE College. This is an excellent specimen of architecture.<br />
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Kumbhoj / Bahubali<br />
Bahubali is a Jain sacred place at a distance of 29 km from Kolhapur. The<br />
mountain is lush green with trees. Around 300 years ago Munishri 108 Bahubali<br />
Maharaj did penance here. There is a yatra on Kartik shudha Pratipada. (Dates<br />
according to Hindu calendar). On the mountain there are Jain temples of 1008 Shri<br />
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Adinath, Shri Shantinath. The idol of Bahubali is made from marble and is<br />
12.50 m high.<br />
This temple is well known all over India. Every year there are special<br />
festivals in January and November. After every 12 years there is the ceremony of<br />
Mahamastbhishek. Around 3-4 lakh pilgrims visit here.<br />
Karmveer Bahurao Patil was also born here on 22 nd Sep 1887.<br />
<br />
Kochi / Khodshi<br />
At a distance of 16 km from Hatkanagle. Well known for silver trade.<br />
Delicate artistic silver ornaments are made here. There are also old temples of<br />
Ambabai and Mahadevi.<br />
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Pattankodoli<br />
The Birdev temple is famous. Every October there is a special festival for 8<br />
days. 3 – 4 lakh pilgrims visit this temple.<br />
<br />
Herle Jain Temple<br />
There is an old Jain temple here.<br />
The area around Narde is rich in biodiversity with a variety of birds, insects<br />
and reptiles. This place can be developed for peacock tourism.<br />
According to mythology God Shankar created a body from the ashes with<br />
him and enthused it with life with the help of his divine powers. People believe that<br />
this body named as Nagnath resides here. There are also temples of Ambamata,<br />
Vardayini mata, Annapurna Devi, Kashivishveshwar, Varul, data over here.<br />
At this place Jyotiba (Kedarnath) explained the importance of Jyotirlinga<br />
nagnath Maharaj to his disciple Goma sawant. He explained the importance of<br />
Nardeha and that salvation is possible only after the form of Nardeha. hence thhis<br />
place is called Narde.<br />
To the north of this temple approximately at a distance of 1 mile is the<br />
mountain of Sidhoba. Over here one can find the ancient temple of Sidheshwar,<br />
Datta, Gay Mukh (cow mouth), Shi Krishna, caves and surroundings rich in trees.<br />
There are also a variety of medicinal herbs over here. The festivals of Dassera<br />
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Simolanghan, Gokul Ahstmi, Datta Janma (birth) are celebrated on a large scale<br />
over here.<br />
There is also a proposal with the Government to declare this forest as a<br />
sanctuary for peacocks.<br />
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Water Tourism<br />
The lake at Atigre can be developed for water tourism.<br />
<br />
Mangaon<br />
An important meeting took place between Dr. B R Ambedkar and Chh.<br />
Shahu Maharaj on dalit issues over here, this place has a memorial about it –<br />
statue of Dr. Ambedkar and carvings of the speech made by Chh. Shahu Maharaj.<br />
This memorial is incomplete and needs to be completed.<br />
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Manpadle – Maruti Temple<br />
Samartha Ramdas established 11 temples of Maruti for worship of strength<br />
(God Maruti symbolises strength). The temple at Manpadale is first of these<br />
temples.<br />
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Shirol –<br />
It is situated 48 Km away from Kolhapur city. Shirol town was srounded by<br />
fortress and moats (Khandak), there was a fort at centre of the town at the<br />
begining of 18 th<br />
century. Everything has been demolished in due course of time.<br />
There are Temples of Dattatray, Kalleshwar and two Mosques.<br />
Datta Sugar Industry is situated near to Shirol. Green house and garden<br />
developed by the industry can be visited. This area produces variety of farm<br />
produce, vegetables, flowers, food products, etc.<br />
Kurndwad –<br />
Kurndwad is situated on the bank of confluence of river Krishna and<br />
Panchaganga and 40 km away from the city of Kolhapur. It was earlier known as<br />
capital of Kurundwad state. Mansion of Kurndwad state rulers, temples of Raghavaji<br />
and Vishnu are some of the important structures in the town. Krishna ghat<br />
(constructed river bank), temples in nearby area are spectacular.<br />
This place is also famous for milk products like Khava, Pedhe, Basundi.<br />
Khidrapur -<br />
Khidrapur is located 65 km away from Kolhapur, on north-east side of<br />
Kolhapur. There is Kopeshwar temple on the river of Krishna and on the border of<br />
Maharashtra- Karnatak state. This temple is an excellent specimen of architecture<br />
and sculptre. It is an example of Hemadpanthi architectural style. There are many<br />
sculputers of dancers, Indradi, Yaksh-Kinner. Very delicate and beautiful carvings<br />
can be seen on the walls of temple.<br />
This temple is protected by Indian Ancient Monument Department. Recently<br />
information centre, lavatory, direction boards, etc. have been developed for which<br />
Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation has released funds of Rs. 113.68<br />
Lakhs.<br />
Jaysingpur –<br />
Jayasingpur is located between Kolhapur and Miraj Railway station and 37<br />
km away from Kolhapur. There is trading centre of Tobaco, jaggery, groundnuts<br />
and other cereals etc.<br />
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Nrusinhwadi –<br />
It is situated on at the confluence of river Krishna and Panchaganga and 5<br />
km away from Shirol. There is Nrusinh Saraswati Datta Temple. Thosands of<br />
devotees visit to this pilgrimage.<br />
Kavatheguland –<br />
The Parshwanath Temple build by Samant Nimbdevras of Gandraditya is here.<br />
Terwad –<br />
An ancient Temple of Mukteshwar is there.<br />
Datta Co-operative Sugar Indusry –<br />
Industry is located on the Shirol – Kurundwad road. Industry, garden and<br />
green house of the Industry are worth seeing.<br />
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Karveer<br />
Kaneri –<br />
The Kadsiddheshwar Mat a religious place of Lingayat Community is situated<br />
14 Km away from Kolhapur city. It is one of the five thrones of religious heads of<br />
the Lingayat Community. At Kaneri there is Kadsiddheshwar temple, Adakeshwar<br />
temple, Rudrapad temple and idol of Nandi. Devotees from Konkan, Mumbai,<br />
Maisoor, Madras visit Kadshiddheshwar mat.<br />
Recently educational institutions, hospital, clinic, lake and museum have been<br />
developed here. It is very near to Gokul Shirgaon industrial area. Hence there is<br />
scope for both religious and industrial tourism.<br />
Katyayani Park –<br />
Katyayni Temple is situated 8 km away from Kolhapur city. Katyayani<br />
Godess is one of the Navdurga. A spring originates from behind the temple. There<br />
is pandal and kund) (water hole) in front of temple. Amrut Kund and Parashuram<br />
Kund have been built in Stone structure. Importance of this place is mentioned in<br />
the Karveer Mahatmya. Surroundings of temples are scenic. Form Katyayani<br />
Kalamba lake and Kolhapur city can be viewed.<br />
Beed –<br />
This ancient village is located 14 km away on the south east side of<br />
Kolhapur city. Bideshwar temple of Beed is constructed in 13 th<br />
century. It has very<br />
attractive carvings on walls and columns of temple. Many stone inscriptions and<br />
parts of demolished carvings of temples can be seen scattered in the vicinity of<br />
temple.<br />
Shiroli –<br />
Shiroli is situated on the bank of Panchaganga river 10 Km away from the<br />
Kolhapur City. There are Suryeshwar and Birdev temples in the town. Shiroli lake is<br />
full of lotus flowers. Industrial estate has developed aournd the shiroli town.<br />
Bahireshwar –<br />
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Bahireshwar temple is an anceient temple situated on the river bank, southwest<br />
side of Kolhapur. There is a very beautiful idol of Lord Krishna here.<br />
Sadale – Madale –<br />
Sadale – Madale is a Mountain range on the north side of Kolhapur city.<br />
This range devides Warana and Panchaganga river basin. From the top of the<br />
mountain scenic view of both rivers can be seen. On the west side of Sadale –<br />
Madale is the Jotiba temple and on east side Shankar Temple.<br />
Prayag – Chikhali –<br />
After the confluence of Tulashi, Kumbhi, Dhamani Rivers with the Bhogavati<br />
river, Kasari river meets to Bhogavati. The confluence point of river Bhogavati and<br />
river Kasari is 9 Km westward side of Kolhapur city.<br />
There is a Datta temple<br />
surrounded by thick vegetation. Boating facility from Kolhapur city to Temple can be<br />
arranged for tourists and visitors.<br />
Sontali -<br />
Sontali is located 10 km away from Kolhapur city on the right side of<br />
Kolhapur Panhala road. There was bunglow of Chh. Shahu over here. This<br />
residence place was called as Rajaputwadi Camp. This site is at higher altitude<br />
and is surrounded by river and agricultural fields from 3 sides.<br />
Currently a Scout bunglow and Stud farm exhists there. Chh. Shahu’s<br />
Bunglow was demolished. This area can be developed for tourism.<br />
Vadanage -<br />
Vadanage village is 3 Km away from Kolhapur city situated on the bank of<br />
river. There is an ancient Mahadev temple. Lake in the village can attract tourist to<br />
this place. Jaggery making process (gurhal) can be seen here easily.<br />
Chambukhadi –<br />
Chambukhadi hill is on the west side of Kolhapur city 9 km away.<br />
Batukeshwar (Ganapati) temple is located on the hill. Entire Kolhapur city can be<br />
seen from here.<br />
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Ujalaiwadi –<br />
There is a temple of Godess Ujalai one of the Navdurga which is located 5<br />
km away from Kolhapur city. This temple has been built in a crevice of rock. There<br />
is a small waterfall near the temple; but today it has been converted into a sewage<br />
waterfall.<br />
Nandwal –<br />
It is famous for Vitthal Temple. It is considered as a pilgrimage place. Every<br />
year on the day of ekadashi pilgrims come here.<br />
Aare –<br />
There is an ancient Mahadev temple. It has magnificent architecture. The<br />
Acrchives department has started its restoration.<br />
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Intra city Tourism of Kolhapur<br />
Intra city Tourism is also an important component of tourism. Excavation<br />
of Brmhapuri proves that the Kolhapur city was established in 200 B.C. Kolhapur<br />
was ruled by the dynasties of Yadav, Bhoj, Shalivahan, Satvahan, Chh. Shivaji,<br />
Chh. Shahu.<br />
Kolhapur is a typical growing city in Western-Southern Maharastra. It is a<br />
connecting city between Goa and Karnatak states and also connects cities from<br />
Konkan and plateaus. Mahalakshmi and Jotiba temples, forts, dams and rivers,<br />
sanctuaries, national parks, forests, Shivaji University, Mauni Vidyapith, industries,<br />
jaggary- sugar, sugarcane, milk and many more have highlighted Kolhapur at<br />
national level. In per capita income Kolhapur has always been in top most<br />
rankings. But in tourism Kolhapur is seems to be lacking behind.<br />
Kolhapur is well connected with other cities through airlines, roadways,<br />
state transport, railways. But due to many reasons tourist visits are restricted for<br />
some occasions and for limited time period.<br />
Hotels, dormitories, governmental or non governmental residences, canteen,<br />
local transportation are easily available in Kolhapur city but there is lack magement<br />
and discipline.<br />
Classification of Intra city tourism<br />
Intra city tourism of Kolhapur city can be classified as follows -<br />
Ancient and Historical architecture tourism<br />
Museum<br />
Businss and Trading Tourism<br />
Tourism of Manuments and statues<br />
Religious Tourism<br />
Nature Tourism<br />
Tourism for Food items (Foodies)<br />
Educational Tourism<br />
Tourism sites are classified as mentioned above<br />
Ancient and Historical architecture tourism<br />
Historical evidences shows that Kolhapur has history from 200 B.C. Kolhapur<br />
was ruled by distinguished rulers like Yadav, Satvahan, Shalivahan, Bahamani,<br />
Marathas. It has also seen the regime of Chh. Tararani and Chh. Shahu. Some of<br />
these historical places are need to be protected and conserved as tourist places.<br />
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1) Bramhapuri Excavation site, 2) Dhunyachya Chavya and Rankala lake 3)<br />
Kalamba lake and Panycha Khajina along with Kalamba water distribution system 4)<br />
Bindu chowk fortress and moats (Khandak) 5) Sathmari 6) Old Palace 7) New<br />
Palace 8) Shalini Palace 9) Shahu Janm Sthal (Shahu’s Birth place) 10) Keshavrao<br />
Theatre 11) Khasbag ground 12) Vaidik School 13) Jayprabha Studio 14)<br />
Bramhapuri Dargah 15) Panchagnaga river bank (Panchanganga nadi ghat)<br />
Religious Tourism –<br />
Mahalakshmi Temple was constructed during the 7 th – 8 th B.C. It is well<br />
known as Dakshin Kashi in the country. Some temples having same contruction<br />
period as that of Mahalakshi temple i.e. Navdurga temples; temples of Jain and<br />
Buddh, Churches, Muslim dargas are also important from tourism point of view.<br />
1) Mahalakshmi temple 2) Vitthal temple 3) Khol Khandoba temple 4) Jadag guru<br />
Shankaracharya Math 5) Tembalai Temple 6) Kailasgadchi Swari 7) Babujamal<br />
Dargah 8)Church in front head post 9) Church in Shahupuri 10) Jain temple<br />
Shukravar peth 11) Jain Temple Kasaba gate 12) Jain Temple Gujari.<br />
Navdurga Temples –<br />
Temples of Godesses - Padmavati, Yallamma, Muktambika, Shakambari,<br />
Katyayani, Tembalai, Anukamini, Kalamma, Tulajabhavani, Mahakali.<br />
Other Temples –<br />
Radha Krishna temple, Ubha Maruti, Sheshashayi Narayan (Mangalvar Peth),<br />
Odhyavarcha Ganapati<br />
Museums –<br />
1) Town Hall Museum – Acrchives Dept<br />
2) New Palace – Chh. Shahu Trust<br />
3) Chandrakant Madhare Art Gallery – Archives Dept<br />
4) V. S. Khandekar Museum – Shivaji University<br />
5) G. Kambale Art Gallery – Private<br />
6) Bhalaji Pendharkar Art Galley – Private Trust<br />
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Nature Tourism –<br />
Kolhapur is a mosaic of habitats like hills, river banks, lakes, springs,<br />
woodlands etc. Though many of the natural habitats are degraded in the process of<br />
urbanisation, some habitats have survived. People like to use such places as<br />
common spaces for relaxation. Hence such remaining areas need to be protected<br />
and conserved.<br />
1) Rankala lake 2) Kalamba Lake 3) Kotitirth Lake 4) Katyayani Park 5) Town Hall<br />
6) River bank 7) Chambukhadi hill 8) New Palce 9) Shivaji University 10) Tembalai<br />
hill 11) all the gardens<br />
Business and Trading Tourism –<br />
Kolhapur has a potential to develop Business and Trading Tourism. People<br />
from Kolhapur and other district come for purchasing many articles. Business and<br />
Trading Tourism of the city can be developed by providing some facilities.<br />
1) Gujari (gold and silver ornaments) 2) Chappal line (Footwares) 3) Market yard<br />
(jiggery, vegetables, fruits) 4) industrial sector 5) Garments, etc.<br />
Tourism for Food Items (Foodies) -<br />
Nonvegetarian food items of Kolhapur are introduced in the cusine of<br />
International Hotels. Kolhapuri Mutton and many other dishes are the speciality of<br />
Kolhapur city. Tourists are very much interested in enjoying Kolhapuri Food items.<br />
Some of the following food items are as follows -<br />
Nonvegetarian Vegetarian Other<br />
Mutton Kharvas Bhel<br />
Mutton Pickel (Mutton Lonache) Basundi<br />
Bhadang<br />
Pulaov Misal Ice-cream<br />
Biryani Zunaka –Bhakari Bakarwadi<br />
Tambada Pndhara rassa Pedhe Churmure<br />
Memorial of Renowned Personalities –<br />
Many renowned and distinguished personalities have lived in Kolhapur city.<br />
They have developed thier art pieces, their master pieces during their stay in the<br />
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city. Their contributions gave fame to Kolhapur. In the due course of time their<br />
contribution is either forgotten or its signs and symbols are being neglected. It is<br />
essential to display their contributions in the form of information boards, signs, etc<br />
so that the visitor to the city will become aware of it.<br />
Small museums, memorials can be developed to give recognition to their<br />
work. Some of the distinguished personalities are as follows –<br />
Information display boards –<br />
V. S. Khandekar’s residence, Wrangler Vishnu Narlikar’s residence, Wrangler<br />
Hujurbajar residence, Govindrao Tembe’s residence, Baburao Paintor’s residence,<br />
Ravindra Mestri’s residence.<br />
Statues –<br />
There are many statues in the Kolhapur city. Every statue has a historical<br />
refence.<br />
Some of the Statues are – Chh. Tararani, Chh. Shivaji, Chh. Rajaram, Chh.<br />
Shahu, Karmavir Bhaurao Patil, Alladiyan Khan Saheb, Aaisaheb Maharaj,<br />
Chimasaheb Maharaj, Dr. Ambedkar, Prince Shivaji, V. S. Khandekar, Chh. Shahaji,<br />
Mahatma Phule, Aaicha Putala, Redyachi Takkar, Mahayuddh Smarak, Lakshmipuri<br />
stambha, Hutatma smarak, Hutatma Stambh, Krida Stambh, 1857 Sangram Atambh,<br />
Chitrapat smruti Stambh, Yuddh Smarak (residents of Poland)<br />
Educational Tourism –<br />
Kolhapur has got an international image due to Shivaji University. Chh.<br />
Shahu has performed many experiments in the field of education. Models of this<br />
educational experiments can be an important refence for educational tourism.<br />
Shivaji University, D. Y. Patil Univerisy, Bharati University<br />
Hostels developed by Chh. Shahu –<br />
Muslim hostel, Jain hostel, Chandraseniya Kayast Prabhu hostel, Miss Clark hostel,<br />
Aare community hostel, Prince Maratha hostel, Veer Shivlingayat hostel, Daivednya<br />
community hostel, Nabhik community hostel, Namdev hostel, Panchal Brahman<br />
hostel<br />
Other – ITI, Kalaniketan, Dalvi’s Arts, Kalamandir, Politechnic, Pendharkar Kaladalan,<br />
Karveer Nagar Library<br />
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Tourist Destinations in the Kolhapur City<br />
1) Bhavani Mandap -<br />
Currently the area of Bhavani Mandap used for Vehicle parking, advertising<br />
board display, parking of police vehicles, hawkers. This building is historically<br />
important. It has architectural importance. If this is used in a proper manner then it<br />
will attract many tourists.<br />
Some of the expected changes are as follows -<br />
- All the advertising boards displayed in Bhavani Mandap should be removed<br />
and area should be banned for advertising board display.<br />
- All the small venders and hawkers in Bhvani Mandap should be rehabilitated<br />
- Entry of all kinds of vehicles in the Bhavani Mandap Area should be<br />
restricted. Parking of all the vehicles ashould be shifted to some ather place.<br />
- All the buildings should be cleaned, coloured and repaired wherever<br />
necessary. Proper lighting arrangements are need to be done.<br />
- Venders and hawkers in the Bhavani Mandap vicinity should be rehabilitated<br />
in the Shetkari Bazar. Shetkari Bazar building can also be used for Bhakt<br />
Nivas. Police station and other government offices are to be rehabilitated.<br />
- Appropriate sculptures for beautification can be installed in the area. E.g.<br />
sculptures of elephants on both the sides of entrance of Nagarkhana<br />
building. On the right and left side of the building sculpture of artists playing<br />
Sanai chaughada can be displayed.<br />
- Light and Sound show or sound show can be designed.<br />
- This area can be used for public programmes or meetings.<br />
- Recordings of Sanai Chaoughada and Tutari music can be used.<br />
- Live show of 1857 rebellion, Dassera Procession can be organised in the<br />
area.<br />
2) Sathmari –<br />
Sathmari area in known for game of elephants. Being a traditional game<br />
needs to be rejuvenated. Though this game can not be rejuvenated in a live form, it<br />
can be rejuvenated through sculptures and light-sound show. Following things can be<br />
done -<br />
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- Area of Sathmari can be cleaned and repaired wherever necessary<br />
- Building an audiance gallery, lighting arrangements<br />
- Light and Sound show<br />
- Display Sculptures<br />
- Museum of historical information and photographs<br />
3) Panyacha Khajina –<br />
Kalamba tank was build on Katyayani spring to provide water to<br />
Kolhapur city. Through this water distribution system, water was brought to the city<br />
by stone arches with the help of natural gradient. Water was stored in big tanks<br />
called as Panyacha Khajina from where water was distributed to 36 small tanks in<br />
the city through pipeline.<br />
The project of Kalamba water distribution system was completed under the<br />
guidance of Sir Vishveshvaryya. Hence this entire system can be named after Sir<br />
Vishveshvaryya. Following things can be done -<br />
- Repairing and colouring of tank (Panycaha Khajina) and nearby stone arches<br />
- Beautification of area<br />
- Display of Map and photographs of entire system<br />
- Provision of lights<br />
- Small model of entire Kalamba water distribution system<br />
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4) Dhunyachi Chavi -<br />
Dhunyachya Chavya is adjoining to Rankala tank. It is only 500 meters away<br />
from Rankala towards north. To restrict the pollution of Rankala, due to washing of<br />
clothes, animals, bathing etc; this provision of Dhunyachya Chavya was made in<br />
1883. Water from Rankala was drawn to the taps through the natural gradient<br />
without using electricity for washing cloths and bathing. 38 separate compartments<br />
were built for bathing. Bathrooms and washing sites were built separately for men<br />
and women. Taps, buckets and washing stones made up of stone were fixed at the<br />
sites. Water used at dhunyachya chavya was further used for irrigation. About 80<br />
hectares of land is irrigated on this water. Today also these systems are in working<br />
condition.<br />
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It is one of the best example of green engineering. Hence it is important to<br />
conseve it as Heritage site.<br />
Following things can be done for conservation of the site –<br />
- Repair, beautification and provision of lights at the site<br />
- Display of Map and information<br />
5) Rankala Lake –<br />
Rankala was a stone quarry. Stone from Rankala quarry was used for<br />
building temples, buildings and mansions in 7 th<br />
century. After earthquake quarry and<br />
springs in surrounding area started filling with water. In 1883 dam and outlet was<br />
built at Rankala. Chaupati, Tower, Shalini Palace, Sandhymath, nandi temple,<br />
dhunyachya chavya are all herigate sites. South west area of the lake flourishes<br />
with biodiversity and dense tree-cover.<br />
Development of Rankala is going on under the National Lake Conservation<br />
Program. But from tourism point of view rehabilitation of hawkers, parking facility,<br />
lighting arrangements, nature interpretation Centre and other facilities need to be<br />
provided.<br />
6) Vitthal Temple Area –<br />
In this area many temples are there, which are similar to that of<br />
Mahalakshmi temple with respect to the time period. It is essential to restore these<br />
temples. Information of Temple, lighting, repairing, information boards, etc should be<br />
done at temple. Development of Sheshashayi Vishnu Temple can also be<br />
considered in cluster with Vitthal Temple.<br />
7) Radhakrishna Temple –<br />
This temple is historically important because the rebels of 1857 rebellions<br />
had used it as shelter.<br />
- Repair and restoration of temple and nearby area.<br />
- Lighting facility and beautification.<br />
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8) Keshavrao Bhosale Theatre – Chh. Shahu wrestling ground –<br />
Collective development of both Keshavrao Bhosale Theatre and Chh. Shahu<br />
wrestling ground has to be done. It is one of the heritage sites of Kolhapur city,<br />
which can further be used for different programms and activities.<br />
- Repair, electrification, colouring of Chh. Shahu wrestling ground<br />
- Changing the lawn of ground, Maintainence of trees around<br />
- Lavatory<br />
- Parking facility<br />
- Rehabilitation of hawkers<br />
- Small auditorium – art gallery development<br />
9) Navadurga Development Project –<br />
There are nine durga temples including Mahalakshmi temple in the vicinity of<br />
city. These temples are distributed all over the city which are to be considered for<br />
development collectively. During Navaratra devotees and tourists not only from city<br />
but from all over the district visit the temples.<br />
Some of the temples like Mahakali, Anukamini, Tembalai, Muktambika,<br />
Shakabhari, Katyayani, Firngai, Kalamma, Ujalai need to be restored and to be<br />
provided with parking facilities, rest houses, beautified and information booklet, etc.<br />
10) Development of Bindu Chauk Area –<br />
Kolhapur was a Kot Killa (type of fort). After the epidemics in the town all<br />
the turrets were demolished and moats (Khandak) were filled. Part of fortress<br />
(tatabandi) and entrance was kept as it is. Earlier it was an entrance of town. It<br />
shows the glorious history of Kolhapur state. It is essential to repair remaining<br />
turrets, some part of moat and to carry out beautification. Except some rejuvenated<br />
part of moat rest of the area can be utilised for parking, small garden. Information<br />
of fort and photographs can be exhibited in the area.<br />
11) Panchanganga Ghat area (Panchagnaga river bank area) –<br />
Pnchaganga ghat area is a scenic area. It is essential to carry out cleaning<br />
of temples around the ghat, beautification, garden development, removing of oil<br />
paints, repairing, electrification.<br />
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Railing and stairs can be developed on the opposite side/ North side of river<br />
bank in such a way that lamp festival (DIpochhav) of Kartik paurnima can be<br />
viewed but no one can enter into the river from this side.<br />
Rankala lake – dhynyachya chavya – Jagadguru Shankaracharya math and<br />
Panchaganga ghat area can be connected with walk-way. Ecelctrification of this<br />
walk way can add beaty to the area.<br />
12) Tembalai Temple ares –<br />
Tembalai area contains two hills, temples and bhakt nivas. Cleanliness,<br />
beautification, lavatories, electrification, plantations needs to be done in the area.<br />
It is also an pilgrimage place hence parking facility and provisions for venders<br />
during the pilgrimage is need to be provided.<br />
13) Kailasgadchi Swari –<br />
It is one of the temples in Mangalvarpeth area. Its information, direction<br />
boards are to be displayed and proper publicity is to be done.<br />
14) Jain Math (Kesapur peth) -<br />
Jain math is a beautiful construction. It is essential to carry out restoration,<br />
reapir and beautification. There can be connecting package like Pachganga ghat -<br />
bramhapuri – Jain math – Kholkhandoba area for tourists.<br />
15) Khol Khandoba Temple -<br />
It is an example of an ancient architecture. It is an undergroung temple.<br />
Tepmle get flooded when water level of river goes up during rain. It is essential to<br />
carry out restoration, reapir, beautification and proper publicity.<br />
16) Babujamal Dargah –<br />
It has ancient and religious importance. This place symbolises unity of Hindu<br />
and Muslim community. Image of the lord Ganesh and tomb inside have<br />
tremendous religious significance. Here Ganesh Festival and Tabut of Moharam are<br />
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worshiped and celebrated together. All the dargahs in the city can be linked with<br />
each other and their restoration as well as beautification of area can be done.<br />
17) Church –<br />
Church at new Shahupuri and Tarabai park are the examples of finest<br />
architecture. Beautification and electrification is necessary.<br />
18) Shalini Palace –<br />
This palace was constructed on the bank of Rankala lake. Currently it is<br />
used as a hotel. It is the only hotel in Kolhapur adjoining to the lake<br />
19) Karveernagar Library ( Karveernagar Vachan mandir) –<br />
It is situated in Bhavani Mandap area. It is an 100 year old library with rich<br />
literary contribution of many eminent personalities. Many rare books are available<br />
here. The building is an example of elegant architecture.<br />
20) New Palace –<br />
Royal Family of Kolhapur’s Chhatrapti stays in New Palace. Architecture of<br />
New Palace is very beautiful. Museum in the palace is a point of attraction for<br />
tourists. Animal zoo is also there in adjoining area.<br />
21) Shahu Birth Place (Shahu Janmsthal) –<br />
Archives Department has declared this place as memorial of Shahu. Museum<br />
development is going on here. This area is adjoining to river bank hence it can<br />
be connected with river tourism.<br />
22) Bramhapuri –<br />
It is an excavation site of township which has got buried in 2 nd<br />
century BC.<br />
Deccan College of Pune completed the excavation. Remains and other excavated<br />
articles are kept in the museum of Town hall but excavation site is enchroached<br />
upon with huts and illegal constructions. This site can be made open for tourists for<br />
observation like Mohanjodado and Hadappa.<br />
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23) Madhare Art Gallery –<br />
Paintings of Chandrakant Mandhare have been handed over to Archives<br />
Department of Maharashtra government and an art gallery is developed. This<br />
gallery is an attraction for tourists.<br />
24) Town Hall Museum –<br />
Town hall museum building was constructed in Gothic architectural style<br />
during British era. Many paintings, articles, sculptures, statues are displayed in the<br />
museum. Along with this excavated material is also displayed in the museum. Very<br />
rare statue of Poseidon is also displayed in this museum.<br />
100 years old green house and garden of rare plants is there around the<br />
Town hall museum. Recently renovation of museum is completed and opened for<br />
public.<br />
25) Kotitirth Lake –<br />
Kotitirth lake is present in the heart of cthe city adjoining to Shahu Mill. This<br />
area can be developed for recreation.<br />
26) Jayprabha Studio –<br />
Many films are produced in this studio. Bhalaji Pendharkar used this studio<br />
for his productions. Film museum can be developed in Jayaprabha studio<br />
irrespective of its ownership.<br />
27) Dudh Katta –<br />
Freshly drawn milk is sold at different points in the city, these are refered as<br />
Dudh Katta. People and wrestlers go to the Dudh Katta and drink freshly drawn<br />
raw milk. This can be developed as tourist spot. Some alteration and beautification<br />
of sites is essential.<br />
28) Mahalakshmi Temple –<br />
It is one of the important temples. It was built in 9 th<br />
Century BC. Stone<br />
inscriptions of Rashtrakut, Shilahar describes the religious and historical significance<br />
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of temple. This temple shows typical Hemadpanthi architecture. Side walls of<br />
temples are carved with the images of dancers, instrument players, nymphs, etc.<br />
Temple area consistes of Mahadwar on west side of temple, 3 entrances on the<br />
rest of the sides, deepmal.<br />
Devotees and tourists across the India come to visit the temple. Navratra,<br />
Kartik Paurnima, Rathochhav (procession), Kiranochhav are the occasions when<br />
many people visit the temple. Some of the carved sculptures are damaged,<br />
alteration and enchroachment has taken place in the temple area. Following<br />
developmental provisions have to be taken up considering the increasing number<br />
of visitors to temple and area -<br />
- Underground electricity powerlines<br />
- Removal of enchroachment and rearrangement of development<br />
- Disaster management and Safety precautions<br />
- Darshan Mandap<br />
- Provision of drinking water and washrooms<br />
- Cloak room<br />
- Solid Waste management<br />
- Provision for parking and arrangement of transportation vehicles from parking<br />
place to temple<br />
- Bhakt nivas<br />
- Information centre and selling counters<br />
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New Projects<br />
1. Old --- Museum<br />
2. Kolhapur mall<br />
3. Science park<br />
4. Biodiversity Interpretation centre<br />
5. Agro Mall<br />
6.Rural Kraft Centre<br />
7. Ancient art gallery<br />
8. River Tourism<br />
9. Bramhapuri Vasahat<br />
10. Nature Introduction Centre<br />
11. Food flower mall<br />
12. Adventure Sports Centre<br />
13.Mahalaxmi Temple development project<br />
14. Jotiba Temple Development project<br />
15. Centre for Sky Watching<br />
16. Animals exhibition<br />
17. Medicinal plants park<br />
18. Folk & art culture centre<br />
19. Textile park<br />
20. Ornament park<br />
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New Projects<br />
In the process of social and cultural evolution many incidents took place<br />
which are very much important from tourism point of view.<br />
1) Ancient Stone Inscription museum -<br />
52 stone inscriptions are recorded in the Kolhapur District. Some of them<br />
are available at Lakshmi Vilas (Shahu’s birth palce) while some are in the custody<br />
of Archives department. Many of them are transcripted. Such inscriptions can be<br />
arragned at one place. Translation of all the inscriptions can be made and a<br />
booklet can be prepared. Such museum will turn out to be an internationally<br />
important tourist centre which will elaborate the history of Kolhapur from the B. C.<br />
period.<br />
2) Bramhpuri Excavation –<br />
The Bramhapuri Excavation site where articles, idols, remains of town which<br />
was buried during 200 th<br />
century B. C. can establish Kolhapur on the world map.<br />
Statue of the Poseidon is one of the important references. After the excavation by<br />
Deccan College Pune Bramhapuri site remained unused. Excavation site can be<br />
made open for tourists with an information centre after removal of the human<br />
enchoachment from the site. This excavation site will be one of its own kind and<br />
also be highligheted on the world map.<br />
3) Chh. Shahu Socio-Cultural Centre ( Science Park – Planetorium) Shahu Mill<br />
Area –<br />
It is essential to create a centre which will take a review of the Chh.<br />
Shahu’s the foresighte.<br />
Science Park – planetarium is not available in the stretch<br />
of Mumbai to Bangalore except these two cities. Such centre will not only attract<br />
the Kolhapur Tourists but the colleges and Schools from the districts of Sangli,<br />
Solapur, Satara, Ratnagiri, Belgaon. This centre will introduce the ancient history of<br />
Kolhapur along with the transitions in agricultural practices, co-operative sector,<br />
education, industry, trading, sports, arts, social aspects, etc.<br />
Centre will contain -<br />
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- Formulation of Chh. Shahu’s thoughts and foresight<br />
- Review of Ancient Kolhapur to todays Kolhapur<br />
- Stalwart personalities belonging to Kolhapur and their work<br />
- Science park – games and toys explaining basic concepts in the Science<br />
- Science Exhibition – Gallery showing objectives, work and information of<br />
International Science Research Institutes<br />
- Planetorium – model and space show<br />
- Salient features – Pheta (headware), demonstration of Kolhapuri chappal<br />
production, models<br />
- Hall<br />
- Open theatre<br />
- Art Gallery<br />
- Accomodation Facility<br />
- Canteen<br />
- Parking Facility<br />
Such centre can be built at 27 acre area of Shahu Mill.<br />
4) Biodiversity Interpretation Centre - Radhanagri<br />
Radhanagri and Gaganbavada are important places in the Western Ghats.<br />
Radhandri Sanctury has received the status of World Natural Heritage sites from<br />
UNESCO. Gallery can be prepared to provide information about biodiversity of<br />
Western Ghats and to make people aware about the significance of biodiversity.<br />
Variety of media tools and technology can be used.<br />
5) Nature Interpretation Centre – Shahuwadi –<br />
The Strech of Shahuwadi and Gagnbawada talukas shows variety of natural<br />
forms. Vareity of geological forms like Valley, Cliff, Mountain ranges, rivers, lakes,<br />
forest, woodlands as well as biodiversity can be experienced in this stretch.<br />
Connecting corridor of Chandoli Tiger Project and Radhanagri Sanctury, Amba can<br />
be an ideal place for Nature Interpretation Centre.<br />
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6) Medicinal Plant’s Park – Ajara<br />
Ajara Taluka is rich with biodiversity. Many medicinal plants are found in<br />
this talukas. Flowers, fruits, stem, root of plants are used as medicins in the form<br />
of churna, aark, gandh, etc.<br />
Such experiments are initiated in Ajara taluka. Hence Ajara Taluka can be<br />
provided with necessary facilities and can be given proper publicity from tourism<br />
point of view. Nursery of medicinal plants, processing unit, selling counters,<br />
information centre and therapy centre can be developed there.<br />
7) Agro-mall – Chandgad<br />
Though Ajara and Chandgad are the two important talukas in Kolhapur<br />
district, they have remained unattended. Number of varieties of rice, cashew nuts,<br />
vegetables, potato, cereal, etc are the major crops in the area. Along with these<br />
crops mango, jackfruit, Eugenia jambolana (Jambhul), medicinal plants are also<br />
produced in this area. This farm produce can directly be kept for selling in the agro<br />
mall. These two talukas are on the boarder of Karnataka and Goa states which will<br />
be an advantage for agro mall. All the information of Importance of different farm<br />
produce, their processing can be made available in the form of Agro mall.<br />
8) Food and Flower Mall – Shirol –<br />
Jaysingpur, Shirol, Hatkanagle, Hupari, Nursinhwadi, Kurundwad, Hupari are<br />
known for the production of Milk and Milk products, Bakery Products, Vegetable,<br />
Bhadang, etc. This area is also famous for the flower production. Selling centre or<br />
a mall can be built for sale of these products.<br />
9) Rural Craft Centre – Gadhinglaj –<br />
Rural produce like Footwear (chappal), clay pots, Bamboo articles, honey,<br />
medicinal plants, statues, blanket (ghongdi), broom (kersuni) and many food<br />
products needs a proper distribution and selling centre. Gadhinglas area being well<br />
connected with high-way will be the central place for the selling and providing<br />
information of these products.<br />
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10) River Tourism –<br />
15 rivers flow through Kolhapur District. River connectivities form a web like<br />
structure which is a natural characteristic of the area. Flowing river is fascination for<br />
tourists coming from central part of Maharashtra and from dry region. Hence river<br />
tourism will be an opportunity to develop the tourism.<br />
i) Prayag Chikhali to Kasaba Bavada – Riverbed is wide in between these two<br />
destinations. Boating facility in between Prayag Chikhali to Kasaba Bavada<br />
can also connect Prayag, Rankala, Nadi Ghat, Bramhpuri, New Palace,<br />
Shahu Janmsthal.<br />
ii) Nursinhwadi to Khidrapur – these two destinations have great religious<br />
importance. Connectivity of these two places through boating will be an great<br />
experience for tourists. This boating route can also be stretched till Haripur.<br />
11) Folk and Ancient Art Gallary –<br />
Kolhapur is well-known for folk and ancient arts like mardani khel, wrestling,<br />
sathmari, lavani, powada, etc. A gallery can be developed which will provide all the<br />
information about these art forms and where these art forms can be demonstrated.<br />
Kolhapur also has history dating back to 200 B.C. A gallery or display<br />
showing mile stones in the evolution of Kolhapur can be developed in between<br />
Jyotiba, Panhala, Warana and Kolhapur.<br />
12) Adventure Sports Centre (Gaganbavada, Panhala) –<br />
Kolhapur is Famous for Mardani Khel. Adventure sports are also a part of<br />
this place. Many youngsters have done mountaineering on Himalaya and Sahyadri.<br />
Adveture sports activities –<br />
- Brick walk<br />
- Rock climbing<br />
- Lader climbining<br />
- Spidernet<br />
- Tyre cooridore<br />
- Flying fox<br />
- Blinf fold walk<br />
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- Valley crossing<br />
- Rappelling<br />
- Rope climbing<br />
- Artificial wall climbing<br />
- Generation on tools for these activities.<br />
- Development of Accomodation facility<br />
- Publicity<br />
- Guiding agencies, individuals<br />
e.g. Sameer Adventure, Near Pearl Hotel, Kolhapur<br />
Phone – 0231 – 2660258, 9422044107<br />
Hill Riders and Mountainering Association<br />
Pramod Patil, Behind Pdmavati Mandir, Race course, Manglvarpeth, Kolhapur<br />
Training/ Coaching Centre for rope climbing, rappeling, valley crossing,<br />
climbing, boating can be developed at Gaganbavada and Panhala. Nature trails,<br />
historic monument trails can attract the tourist.<br />
13) Animal exhibition – Hatkanagale (Pattan kodoli) –<br />
It is essential to develop an area for exhibiting local, endemic species of<br />
animals which will be open for farmers and tourists. According to District Statistics<br />
Kolhapur District has animal resource of 256 thousand of cows, 642 thousand of<br />
buffalos, 355 thousands of sheeps and 1848 thousands of goats. Animals can be<br />
exhibited with classification of rare species, endemic species, well bred species, etc.<br />
Waste from these animals can be utilised for energy generation, fertiliser<br />
production. More over to promote the organic and sustainable farming farming, best<br />
practice can be awarded.<br />
During the time of Yatras (special festivals) to organise such exhibition at<br />
Pattankodoli or Nandval or Vashi pendals, stalls, parking, water and fodder etc<br />
facilities should be provided.<br />
14) Centre for Sky watching (Chkreshwarwadi – Karveer) –<br />
Kolhapur has given the world eminent scientists like Vasant Govarikar,<br />
Jayant Naralikar, R. V. Bhosale. Vidnyan Prabodhini, Marathi Vidnyay Parishad,<br />
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Shivaji University organises observation programmes on space events like meteorite<br />
shower, eclipse, transitions of planets, etc for amateurs. Hence it is essential to<br />
develop a centre for sky watching at a suitable place which is<br />
free from urban<br />
lights, at higher elevation. This centre will be well equipped with telescopes,<br />
binocular, etc with facilities of mini theatre, dormitory, weather station, exhibition<br />
hall.<br />
15) Centre of Folk Culture – Bhudargad –<br />
Barter System is an important element of society. It is the base of<br />
sustainable development. Carpenter, cobbler, blacksmith, oil miller, weaver, tailor,<br />
etc such traditional skills and small scale industries need to be promoted. Small<br />
village of Shengaon is struggling to keep its traditional skills of pottery making in<br />
the today’s era of industrialisation. Entire village can be developed keeping in view<br />
its traditional skills if necessary shelters, canteen, exhibition provision and selling<br />
counters are provided.<br />
Along with the traditional skills activities can be framed to introduce the<br />
culture where traditional games, traditional music instruments, lezim, wrestling,<br />
ukhane, jatyavarchi gani such traditional arts can also be exhibited. Buttermilk,<br />
groundnuts, zunaka-bhakar, sugarcane juice, forest produce like (fruits from forests)<br />
can be made available in here.<br />
16) Textile Park –<br />
Textile Park can be developed in between Ichalkaranji and Gandhinagar near<br />
to railway route. Ichalkaranji, 46 garment units and Gandhinagar will be benifited.<br />
17) Ornamental Park – Silver city – Hupari –<br />
Hupari is one of the major producers of silver ornaments and anklets. An<br />
ornament park can be developed where all the processing of silver can be<br />
demonstrated and selling counters will also be provided to entrepreneurs.<br />
18) Kalamaharshi Baburao Pentar Lalitkala Bhavan – Kolhapur –<br />
Lalit kala Bhavan will help in conserving the cultural asset of Kolhapur. It will<br />
also motivate upcoming artists, tourists, researchers. It will include following:<br />
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- Abalal Rehman Chitra - shilp Kalasangrahalay<br />
- Pai. Nrutya kalasangrahalay, Alladiya khansaheb Sangit Bhavan<br />
- Chitratapsvi Bhalaji Pendharkar Natya – Chitrpat Sangrahalay<br />
- Ravindra Mestry Art Gallery<br />
- Padmbhushan V. S. Khandekar Library<br />
- Chitrapati Dr. V. Shantaram Drama and film theatre<br />
- Anandrao Penter Priview theatre<br />
- Govindrao Tembe Recording Studio<br />
- Anant Mane Editing Studio<br />
- Baburao Pendharkar open stage (theatre)<br />
- Madhu Bhosale Rehearsal hall<br />
- Penting Studio<br />
- Gest House<br />
- Management Office<br />
- Canteen<br />
- Staff Quarters<br />
- Parking<br />
- Lavatory<br />
19) Waterfall picnic –<br />
People are always fascinated by Jog waterfalls or Gokak waterfalls. Some of<br />
the sites in Western Ghats like Barki, Rautwadi, Radhanagari, Ramtirth, Amba,<br />
Anuskura, Karun, Bawada, Fonda, Tilari, waterfall of Gad river, Shivada – Naikwadi<br />
near Patgaon can be developed as Waterfall picnic points. These destinations will<br />
be available at a short distance and at low cost. Life gurad equipments, changing<br />
rooms, acomodation, canteen, lavatory, etc facilities are needed to be developed at<br />
such destinations.<br />
20) Agro Tourism –<br />
Variety of agriculture techniques like organic farming, green house, fad<br />
methods are used in Kolhapur District. Along with such techniques and experiments,<br />
innovative techniques, production processes, processing, storage techniques can be<br />
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used as a potential for developing agro tourism in the district. Sugarcane farming<br />
and processing techniques, sowing methods, fertiliser management, Pachat Abhiyan,<br />
bamboo farming, watershade management, cropping patterns, horticulture, etc can<br />
attract researchers, students and tourists. Many places can be identified with the<br />
help of agriculture department for agro tourism. It is possible to connect agro<br />
tourism with village life and food, nature tourism, folk art, many more. Information<br />
booklet is to be prepared for such identified places. E.g. Padsali, Devache Ghotane<br />
21) Kolhapur Art Presentation –<br />
Kolhapur nurtures different art forms hence it is also known as Kalapur.<br />
Some of the art forms are as follows –<br />
Mardani Khel Dassera Procession Sangit Natak Clay pottery<br />
Sasan Kathi Pani nene Procession Drama Silver ornaments<br />
Lezim Talwarbazi Musical drama Jaan, blanket<br />
Halagi Dandpatta Powada Painting, Sculptures<br />
Other<br />
musical<br />
Cut the lemon with<br />
Lavani<br />
Leather footwear<br />
instruments<br />
sword<br />
Wrestling<br />
Breaking coconut by<br />
Classical music<br />
jaggery<br />
demonstration<br />
head<br />
For presenting different art forms, troups can be formed; which will give<br />
demonstration of these art forms. Troups should be provided with necessary<br />
facilities and instuments for demonstration. These programs can be organised at<br />
Shahu Maidan, Bhavani Mandap and Kolhapur Mall. Such programs should be<br />
given publicity.<br />
22) Product Selling Cunters –<br />
Typical food items of Kolhapur like sugarcane, sugarcane juice, chirmure,<br />
chirmure ladu, bhadang, misal, corn, kharvas, pedhe, chivada, kavath barfi, etc can<br />
be made available for selling at different selling counters. The allied program can<br />
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e run for making raw material available, processing, storage, sale’s training and<br />
maintaining quality of products.<br />
23) Gift Articles/ Souvenir –<br />
When tourists visit various destinations within a country or across the<br />
country, they bring articles or souvenir, gift articles. e.g. miniature of Taj Mahal<br />
from Agra, Miniature of Charminar of Haiderabad, wooden elephant from Keral.<br />
Kolhapur doesn’t have any such souvenir for selling.<br />
The miniature of the statue of Madan and elephant from town hall museum<br />
was done in the past but it was not replicated further. Nagarkhana building at<br />
Bhvani Mandap, Mahalakshmi’s temple, sculpture of Rankala Tower, statue of Chh.<br />
Shahu, Tararani, Bajiprabhu Deshpande, and Shiva Kashid can be used for making<br />
their miniature models or sculpters using different materials like metal, fiber, and<br />
clay. Paintings and photographs can also be developed as gift artiles. To<br />
standardise the articles or souvenir, competition can be arranged among the artists<br />
and the best design can be selected. The selected design can be replicated and<br />
made available for sale.<br />
24) Field trips with Experts –<br />
In the Kolhapur district many places are there which have great importance<br />
so those should be seen with experts in that field to understand its value. Visits or<br />
trips to architectural designs, monuments, culture, forts, Mahalakshmi temple,<br />
Nature, santury can be organised with experts. Such trips will get tremendous<br />
response. Field guides can also participate in such trips so that they will get<br />
training. Some examples of trips are - Introcution to Rare plants with Dr. Madhukar<br />
Bachulkar and Dr. S. R. Yadav, Visit to Historical monuments, forts, temples with<br />
Dr. Amar Adake, Mandir and religious visit with Mr. Ramakant Raninga.<br />
25) Kolhapur Mall – Karveer -<br />
Some of the products made in Kolhapur are specific to Kolhapur and are the<br />
speciality of the Kolhapur, but producers lack in selling and marketing. If a<br />
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Kolhapur Mall is developed on the Pune-Banglore Highway near to Airport then it<br />
will be a platform for sale and display of Kolhapuri Products.<br />
Some of the products which can be kept in Kolhapur Mall are as follows -<br />
Jaggery Sfurti Products Kolhauri Nonveg Kolhapuri Chatani<br />
Sugar Products by<br />
Flowers<br />
and<br />
Kolhapuri Chilli (Mirachi)<br />
Chetana<br />
Fruits<br />
Garment Products from ITI Vegetables,<br />
Kolhapuri<br />
traditional<br />
brinjals<br />
Krishna<br />
from<br />
ornaments- Saaj, Nath<br />
Pedha Products of Gokul Basundi Souvenir<br />
Bakery Products of<br />
Brinjal<br />
and<br />
Rice, Turmuric, Nachani<br />
Warana<br />
Zunaka Bhakari<br />
Chirmure Parts of machines Ice-cream Kolhapuri Chilli powder<br />
Cashew Books Jack-fruit, Jamun,<br />
Kolhapuri leather footwear<br />
Bakarwadi Products by<br />
Forest products<br />
Sugarcane juice<br />
Paintings<br />
Helpers<br />
of<br />
Handicap<br />
Kavath Barfi Photo frames Medicinal plants Bhadang<br />
Sugarcane Instruments Kolhapuri Misal Kolhapuri black spices<br />
powder (Kala Masala)<br />
Bhel Sculptures Kharvas Pheta<br />
Selling counters of Product, information of agencies, advertisements, open<br />
theatre can be developed in Kolhapur Mall. All the other facilities can be made<br />
available in the multi storey bilding. Some art forms or folk arts can be<br />
demonstrated in the Mall.<br />
26) Kolhapur Festival (Out of Kolhapur) (Amhi Kolhapuri/ Kolhapuri Laibhari,…..) –<br />
Cultural program based on Kolhapuri art forms is to be organised outside the<br />
Kolhapur district. In the Kolhapur Festival different products, food items, articles,<br />
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equipments, instruments, Souvenirs will be kept for selling. Such programs and<br />
festivals will give an opportunity to invite people/ tourists/ visitors who have never<br />
come to Kolhapur.<br />
Entreprenures or professionals in the Kolhapur district will get a market,<br />
artists will get a platform. Such festival can be run throughout the year at different<br />
places.<br />
27) Kolhapur Sports Complex –<br />
Kolhapur is also recognised as Sports city (Krida nagari). The game of<br />
Wrestling took Kolhapur on the world map. Many sport personalities received<br />
international recognition in Common Wealth Games and Olympic games. Football<br />
has also gained an importance the Kolhapur. A sports complex is need to be build<br />
to develop sport’s man from Kolhapur for international and national games. People<br />
can also be trained in lawn tennis, squash, games played with synthetic turf.<br />
28) Medical Facilities and Convalescent Home –<br />
There are Chh. Shahu Government Medical College and CPR hospitals in<br />
Kolhapur. Private medical facilities for heart trouble, Cancer, eye care, dental<br />
problems are widely available. From Konkan region and surrounding area many<br />
people come to Kolhapur to take treatment.<br />
Lotus Hospital, Aster Adhar, sai Cardiac Centre, Dr. Kole Hospital, Kaneri<br />
math Hospital, Dabholkar Trust, Warana, Vaidya Panchakarm, City Hospital, Vasan<br />
eye Care, Apple, Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College etc. medical care centres are<br />
available in Kolhapur.<br />
Some patients are prescribed to take rest and get relaxed after or during a<br />
prolonged treatment. For such patients Convalescent homes are needed. Such<br />
Convalescent homes can be developed with the help of Kolhapur Medical<br />
Association and other institutions in the medical field.<br />
Potential sites for Convalescent homes are - Anuskura, Mahipalgad (Vaijanath),<br />
Kanthugiri, Patgaon.<br />
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29) Buddhist Cave Tourism –<br />
Some of the Buddhist caves and their remains can be seen at Pohale,<br />
Bhuye, Masai, Panhala, Palasamba, Gaganbavada. These caves are associated<br />
with caves at Agashiv, karad and Panhalkaji near Dapoli. These caves can be<br />
cleaned, repaired and rejuvenated for tourism. This can create an opportunity of<br />
International tourism.<br />
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Instructions for Intra-city Tourism –<br />
- Formation of Organisation of all the associated components of tourism<br />
- Authorisation of organisation / registration<br />
- Logo/ Colour<br />
- Membership<br />
- Rules and regulations/ terms and Conditions<br />
- Information Centre at ST Stand/ Railway Station/ Airport/ Hotel, Parking<br />
- Information booklet/ registration counters<br />
- Themewise travel plan – Halts – breakfast – Food – package<br />
- Fixed rates<br />
- Ban on use of plastic, smoking and alcohol drinking<br />
- Organisation of cultural programs<br />
- Themewise maps<br />
- Repair/ mantainence/ parking facilities at tourist places<br />
- Inter stae and intra state publicity<br />
- Proper management<br />
Instructions for transport/ Hotel professionals –<br />
- All the professionals should get licences or renew the old licence.<br />
- Registration with the Professional organisation<br />
- Occupations or hotels should be classified/ standardised by organisation<br />
- All the rules and regulations should be followed<br />
- Rates and standard of service should be meticulously followed<br />
- Proffessional should follow the colour coding and display the logo of<br />
organisation provided for registered professionals.<br />
- Information booklets and minimum standard facilities are to be provided to<br />
costumer.<br />
- Priority should be given to local people to run the Guest house, canteen,<br />
snack spots which are developed developed for tourism.<br />
- Other necessary facilities like gas, water, electricity should be provided with<br />
priority.<br />
- Advertising and publicity should be done.<br />
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Do’s and Don’t’s at historical places –<br />
1) Villages surrounding to the fort or historical place should be consider for<br />
marking according to the historical references.<br />
2) Current available transportation facilities are to be preferred to reach the fort<br />
or historical place. Eg. Tracks, footpaths<br />
3) If any constructions are necessary on the fort or nearby nearby area of fort<br />
then construction should be done in such a way that it will not hamper the<br />
original look or veiw of fort.<br />
4) Slope from the fortress should be marked which will enhance the beauty and<br />
historical value of fort.<br />
5) No construction activities should be allowed on the slope of fort.<br />
6) Advertisement boards, encroachments, vendors, constructions, road<br />
development should be totally banned in the fort area.<br />
7) New construction of tar, cement or kuccha roads should be totally restriced<br />
in the fort area.<br />
8) Any kind of wiring like electricity wiring, telephone wiring and advertising<br />
board which will create an obstacle in the view of fort should be removed.<br />
9) Parking places, wash rooms and canteen should not be constructed inside<br />
the fort or adjacent to the fort.<br />
10) To conserve the water sources on the fort like wells, tanks, lakes definite<br />
measures need to be taken and the water source damaging activities should<br />
be restricted.<br />
11) Plants creating damage to repairing and restoration of fort should be<br />
removed and replanted.<br />
12) Fort should be dev eloped as a place for visit not as halting place. Tourism<br />
in nearby villages should be promoted.<br />
13) Tourism on the forts should be restricted for the period from Sun rise to Sun<br />
set.<br />
14) Artificial lighting should only be done if necessary.<br />
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HUNAR SE ROZGAR<br />
GUIDELINES<br />
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, MINISTRY OF <strong>TOURISM</strong><br />
As part of the Suo-Motu initiatives of the Ministry of Tourism under the Scheme of<br />
“Capacity Building for Service Providers”, it was decided to provide assistance to<br />
Ministry of Tourism sponsored Institutes to conduct Skill Development Programmes<br />
to be called “HUNAR SE ROZGAR”. The Programme offered short but quality<br />
training courses covering (i) Food & Beverage Service and (ii) Food Production.<br />
The programme was aimed at targeting persons with not much means and in need<br />
to acquire skills facilitative to employment. The implementation of the programme<br />
was subject to certain Guidelines.<br />
TARGET GROUP<br />
To target those who are minimum eighth pass and in the age group of 18 to 28<br />
years. (The upper age limit has been raised to 28 years with effect from 11th<br />
November, 2010).<br />
COURSES OFFERED<br />
The following four courses will be offered:<br />
a) A six week full time course in Food & Beverage Service.<br />
b) An eight week full time course in Food Production.<br />
c) A six week full time course in Housekeeping Utility.<br />
d) An eight week full time course in Bakery and Patisserie.<br />
Each course will also have a built-in emphasis on improving the trainees in<br />
behavior and attitudes in order to enhance their market acceptability.<br />
(The courses in Housekeeping Utility and Bakery and Patisserie have been<br />
introduced with effect from 17th August, 2011).<br />
Conduct of the Programme<br />
The Programme will be implemented through the Institutes of Hotel Management,<br />
Food Craft Institutes sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism and the India Tourism<br />
Development Corporation (ITDC).<br />
Intake and selection<br />
A class will have a minimum of 25 trainees and a maximum of 30. However, the<br />
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programme will have an inclusive nature. In case the number of eligible candidates<br />
exceeds the requirement of a batch, and there is a requirement of additional<br />
batches, the Implementing Agency will concurrently or in phases run more batches<br />
depending on its institutional capacity. In case of phasing, the scheduling of<br />
candidates between batches will be on first-cum-first -admitted basis. The<br />
Implementing Agency will maintain a register of applications which will also indicate<br />
the date of receipt of each.<br />
Minimum target<br />
Each Implementing Agency will conduct the Programme in such a way that the<br />
maximum targets set by the Ministry of Tourism is not only achieved but also<br />
exceeded to the maximum extent possible.<br />
Course contents<br />
The training contents and modules will be the same for all the Implementing<br />
Agencies and will be made available to them by the National Council of Hotel<br />
Management & Catering Technology (NCHMCT).<br />
Publicity<br />
The Implementing Agencies will publicize the programme by inserting advertisement<br />
in the newspapers and also putting it on its respective websites. The Implementing<br />
Agencies will also publicize the programme to the Trade Associations, State<br />
Tourism Corporations and Vyapaar Mandals through interaction / workshops etc.<br />
Talks on TV / Radio channels may also be arranged.<br />
Faculty<br />
In order to maintain the quality of regular courses as well as “Hunar Se Rozgar”<br />
initiative the faculty arrangements for undertaking the 6 to 8 weeks courses would<br />
be as under:<br />
a) The IHMs will have option of implementing these short duration courses either<br />
by using their regular faculty or by hiring additional faculty on contractual basis.<br />
b) In case the Central IHMs decide to appoint additional contractual Teachers for<br />
the short duration courses their additional strength will be reckoned strictly on the<br />
basis of the SIU norms on faculty: student ratio (i.e. 1 teacher for every 25<br />
students). Having ascertained the requirement, up to one additional faculty can be<br />
deployed after following the due process and taking approval of the Chairperson. If<br />
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more than one additional faculty is required, then the Central IHMs will take prior<br />
approval of the Ministry of Tourism.<br />
c) If the IHMs implement the courses through the existing faculty, it will be ensured<br />
that the involvement of existing teaching and non teaching faculty will not<br />
compromise the quality of the regular courses or the normal work.<br />
d) The total honorarium/remuneration payable to the existing teaching and<br />
nonteaching staff for any work of arduous and intermittent nature, including<br />
classes conducted or assistance rendered for the conduct of “Hunar Se<br />
Rozgar” shall not exceed Rs. 5,000/- per annum under any circumstances. The<br />
approval of the competent authority, as prescribed under the Fundamental Rules,<br />
shall be obtained before such sanction.<br />
Application fees<br />
There will be no application or course fees chargeable to the applicant / eventual<br />
trainee.<br />
Stipend<br />
A trainee with a minimum attendance of 90% will be paid lump sum stipend of<br />
Rs.1,500/- in respect of the 6 weeks course and Rs.2,000/- in respect of the 8<br />
weeks course. The stipend will be paid in two equal instalments – first one in the<br />
middle of the Programme and the other at its conclusion.<br />
Certification<br />
The trainees with minimum attendance of 90 % will be required to appear in an<br />
end of the course test and those who pass it successfully will be awarded joint<br />
certificate of the NCHMCT / Implementing Agency concerned. For the purpose of<br />
this test, there will be one internal and one external examiner – the latter will be<br />
drawn from a panel firmed up by the NCHMCT. The Principal will have the<br />
discretion for the reasons to be recorded in writing to relax the attendance norm by<br />
10% for the purpose of stipend and appearance in test.<br />
Funding of the Programme<br />
The Programme will be funded under the MoT’s Scheme of Capacity Building for<br />
Service Providers under Suo Motu Initiatives. Funds will be extended to the<br />
Implementing Agencies in advance based on the annual target fixed. Subsequent<br />
release of funds will be upon receipt of Utilization Certificate and consolidated<br />
accounts as sustained against the indicated norms.<br />
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The Guidelines for the selection and grant of guide license to Regional<br />
Level Tourist Guides (RLG) – 2011<br />
MINISTRY OF <strong>TOURISM</strong>, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA<br />
Guides play a vital role in bringing satisfaction to tourists visiting a<br />
country / region / state. The opportunity of direct interaction with the tourists<br />
makes them all the more responsible for projecting the correct image of the<br />
country / region, giving factually correct information about the destination,<br />
ensuring the safety and well being of the tourists as well as pleasant and<br />
satisfying stay for them during their visits.<br />
The institution of guides is a basic component of the infrastructural<br />
requirement both for International and Domestic tourism. There has been a<br />
steady increase in the international tourist arrivals. Further, as a result of<br />
increasing affluence, there is also a significant increase in domestic tourist<br />
movement. The last Guidelines for selection, training and licensing of<br />
Regional Level Tourist Guides were issued in February 2007. The<br />
Government of India has decided to continue the Regional Level Guide<br />
training course, including the refresher course, on a regular basis in order to<br />
meet the increasing demand for guides both for the international and<br />
domestic tourists.<br />
The four categories of Regional Level Tourist Guides as per the following<br />
details:-<br />
i) General: There would be regional level guides who would be authorized<br />
to work in their respective regions on a full time basis.<br />
ii) General – Linguistic: Linguists with fluency in foreign languages (apart<br />
from English), such as French, German, Spanish, Korean, Russian,<br />
Japanese, Thai, Arabic, Hungarian, Polish, Hebrew, Chinese etc., as<br />
identified by the Ministry from time to time would be approved under this<br />
category.<br />
iii) Expert Guides: In order to encourage scholars, specialists etc., in the<br />
fields of Tourism, Indian History, Architecture, Culture, Wild Life and other<br />
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elated fields of tourism, there would be a special category of Regional<br />
Level Tourist Guides known as Expert Guides.<br />
iv) Expert – Linguistic: This category of Regional Level Tourist Guides would<br />
be scholars, specialists etc., in the fields of Tourism, Indian History /<br />
Architecture / Culture/ Archaeology / Wildlife or other related fields of<br />
Tourism with fluency in foreign languages (apart from English), such as<br />
French, German, Spanish, Korean, Russian, Japanese, Thai, Arabic,<br />
Hungarian, Polish, Hebrew, Chinese etc., as identified by the Ministry from<br />
time to time would be approved under this category.<br />
Eligibility:<br />
1 Educational qualification(s):<br />
The following educational qualifications are prescribed for the selection of<br />
tourist guides and all applicants should have fulfilled the criteria on or before<br />
the<br />
date of publication of the first advertisement for selection and training.<br />
1.1 General:<br />
(a) (i) A Graduate of a recognized University or<br />
(ii) Holder of three year Degree in Tourism / Hospitality or<br />
(iii) Diploma in Archaeology from an Institute recognized by UGC,<br />
Association of<br />
Indian Universities (AIU), AICTE or any other State / Central<br />
Government body.<br />
(b) Fluency in English language is essential. Candidate should have studied<br />
English as<br />
a subject at 10 plus 2 levels.<br />
1.2 General Linguistic:<br />
(a) (i) A Graduate of a recognized University or<br />
(ii) Holder of three year Degree in Tourism / Hospitality or<br />
(iii) Diploma in Archaeology from an Institute recognized by UGC,<br />
Association of<br />
Indian Universities (AIU), AICTE or any other State / Central<br />
Government body.<br />
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(b) Candidates should have knowledge and fluency in a foreign language<br />
(apart from<br />
English). The fluency shall be tested at the time of written examination<br />
which shall be<br />
given in the foreign language selected by the Candidate for which he /<br />
she aspires to<br />
become a linguistic guide.<br />
1.3 Expert Guides:<br />
a) Doctorate in the field of Tourism, Indian History / Architecture / Culture/<br />
Archaeology /<br />
Wildlife or other related fields of Tourism.<br />
b) Fluency in English language is essential.<br />
1.4 Expert – Linguistic:<br />
(a) Doctorate in the fields of Tourism, Indian History/ Architecture/ Culture/<br />
Archaeology/<br />
Wildlife or other related fields of Tourism.<br />
(b) Candidates should have knowledge and fluency in a foreign language<br />
(apart from English), in terms of reading, writing and speaking. The<br />
fluency shall be tested at the time of written test which shall be given in<br />
the foreign language selected by the Candidate for which he / she<br />
aspires to become an Expert Linguistic guide.<br />
1.5 Eligibility of State Level Guides:<br />
The State level Guides under guidelines approved by any of the States /<br />
Union Territory Administrations would also be eligible to apply for licenses<br />
to work as Regional level Guides provided they qualify (a) the common<br />
selection process based on merit as detailed above for the selection of<br />
various categories of RLGs and (b) the examination and viva voce after<br />
the training.<br />
1.6 Age Limit:<br />
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The applicant should be at least 20 years of age on the date of the first<br />
advertisement appearing in the media for selection of above mentioned<br />
categories of Tourist Guides.<br />
Process of selection:<br />
1.1 The assessment of the requirement of Tourist Guides, region-wise, could<br />
be as per the inbound tourist arrivals etc., availability of assignments to<br />
guides etc., and would normally be done once in two years by the<br />
Ministry through a pre-defined process involving the stake holders.<br />
1.2 The process of selection would be undertaken by the Indian Institute of<br />
Tourism & Travel Management (IITTM), Gwalior or any other Institute<br />
designated by the Ministry of Tourism for conducting this process.<br />
1.3 The applications shall be invited through open advertisement specifying<br />
the seats available for training, region wise. Applicants shall submit their<br />
applications in the prescribed Proforma along with photocopies of all<br />
documents required as proof of their eligibility and in no case; applicants<br />
would be allowed to submit any additional documents as proof at a later<br />
stage.<br />
Entrance Test:<br />
2.1 An entrance test would be conducted to evaluate the general intelligence<br />
and suitability of applicants for admission to guide training. The entrance test<br />
would be of three hours duration and cover the following subjects:<br />
(a) Knowledge of monuments / tourism destinations In the region - 100<br />
marks<br />
(b) Indian history & Indian Culture - 100 marks<br />
(c) General Knowledge - 100 marks<br />
Note:<br />
(i) For Linguist Guides, the written test would be conducted in the concerned<br />
foreign language.<br />
(ii) All applicants shall obtain at least 150 marks out of total marks of 300<br />
for qualifying the written test.<br />
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Preparation of Merit List:<br />
A merit list of all applicants who pass the entrance test would be prepared<br />
on the basis of aggregated marks.<br />
Counseling, document verification and allotment of training seats:<br />
4.1 On the basis of merit in the entrance test, the qualifying applicants<br />
would be called for an open counseling and documents verification. The<br />
admission against available seats would be offered strictly on the basis of<br />
merit basis subject to fulfillment of all the prescribed eligibility conditions.<br />
The candidates shall present themselves in person to claim seat for<br />
training and shall report on the time and at the venue notified by IITTM<br />
or the designated institute.<br />
4.2 The applicants shall submit all original documents for verification at the<br />
time of counseling. Failure to produce original documents would lead to<br />
rejection of candidature.<br />
Note:<br />
i. In no case would qualifying the written test give right of admission to<br />
training. The seats advertised for training would be allotted strictly as per<br />
the merit list of the qualifying written test. In case the number of<br />
candidates qualifying the written test happens to be lesser than the<br />
number of seats available, the admission would be limited to the<br />
qualifying candidates only.<br />
ii. All documents submitted by candidates shall be sent for verification to the<br />
issuing agencies. If the documents are not verifiable or found to be<br />
incorrect at any time during the training, the candidature of applicant<br />
would be cancelled.<br />
5. Guide Training Courses:<br />
5.1 Duration and Training inputs:<br />
The duration of the Guide Training Courses and training inputs are as<br />
under:<br />
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Name of Course<br />
Regional Level Tourist<br />
Guide – General /<br />
General Linguistic<br />
Regional Level Tourist<br />
Guide Training - Expert<br />
Guides / Expert<br />
Linguistic<br />
Duration of class Duration of field Total training<br />
room training training (Weeks) Duration<br />
(Weeks)<br />
(Weeks)<br />
20 6 26<br />
10 3 13<br />
During the training, the trainees would be imparted knowledge of essential<br />
guiding skills, tourism products / aspects of the States within the region, and<br />
fair knowledge of social, political and economic policies etc., of the entire<br />
country. The detailed syllabi would be laid down with the approval of<br />
Ministry of Tourism and would be regularly updated.<br />
5.2 Field Training:<br />
(i) The field training would be given at all important Archaeological Survey of<br />
India (ASI) Protected Monuments which are open to tourists and would also<br />
include special practical training as well as visits to important landmarks,<br />
places of interest etc., in the region. Before taking up such field training in<br />
any of the ASI monument, ASI would be consulted in advance.<br />
(ii) During the training course frequent group discussions shall be arranged<br />
to improve their interactive and relational abilities.<br />
(iii) After the training is over, the candidates would submit a report of their<br />
learning before the viva-voce.<br />
5.3 Examination consisting of a written test and viva voce at the end of<br />
the training programme:<br />
On the completion of training programme, all candidates would be evaluated<br />
through an examination consisting of a written test and viva voce.<br />
5.3.1 Written test:<br />
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The written test would be of 200 marks covering the entire syllabus during<br />
the training course and the guide -trainees must secure minimum 100 marks<br />
in the written test to be eligible for viva voce.<br />
5.3.2 Viva-Voce:<br />
After passing the written test the trainees would undergo a viva voce test of<br />
100 marks where the guiding skills, knowledge of the monuments /<br />
destinations, communication skills, fluency in foreign language (wherever<br />
applicable) etc., would be tested.<br />
5.3.2.1 For General and Expert Tourist Guides a viva voce would be of 100<br />
marks for testing the guiding skills, communication skills etc. The trainee has<br />
to secure a minimum of 50 marks in the viva voce test to pass. The viva<br />
voce shall be conducted by a panel of two external experts.<br />
5.3.2.2 For General Linguistic and Expert Linguistic Tourist Guides the vivavoce<br />
would be of 50 marks for the concerned language (conducted by one<br />
external expert) and 50 marks for general guiding skills, knowledge of the<br />
monuments / destinations, communication skills etc., (conducted by two<br />
external experts). It would be essential to pass separately in both parts of<br />
the viva voce by securing a minimum of 25 marks each. If a candidate fails<br />
in any one part, he / she can re-appear in that part only as per rules of reappearance.<br />
5.3.2.3 Trainees would be eligible for successful completion of guide training<br />
certificate after passing both the written test and viva-voce.<br />
5.4 Supplementary Examination:<br />
In case the candidate does not secure minimum passing marks in the<br />
written test or viva-voce after training; he would be given two opportunities<br />
to appear for supplementary examination and viva voce, at an interval of<br />
three months’, each counted from the date of declaration of last result. If a<br />
candidate fails to pass in the supplementary chances, his candidature would<br />
be cancelled. After all supplementary chances are exhausted; candidate<br />
would have to seek fresh admission and repeat the guide selection and<br />
training process.<br />
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5.5 Attendance:<br />
A minimum of 80 per cent attendance, both in class room teaching and field<br />
training, taken separately, would be essential before taking the final<br />
examination. However, relaxation up to 10% can be given by the Director,<br />
IITTM or the concerned authority in the approved / designated Institute<br />
handling / conducting the course, in genuine cases of sickness, specific<br />
family circumstances or other - wise satisfactory reasons.<br />
6. Issuance of guide license:<br />
On successful completion of their guide training course, the successful<br />
candidates would be issued Regional Level Tourist Guide License by the<br />
Regional India Tourism Office(s), Government of India. The license would be<br />
valid for a period of 03 years.<br />
6.1 Verification of antecedents:<br />
Prior to issuing of guiding license, the candidates would have to undergo a<br />
verification of their antecedents through the Police and any adverse report<br />
would lead to immediate disqualification of the candidate.<br />
7. Renewal of guide license:<br />
The Regional Level Tourist Guide licenses would be renewed every three<br />
years and subject to the performance of guides and passing one Refresher<br />
Course conducted by IITTM or any other institute identified/designated by the<br />
Ministry.<br />
The guide must submit the guide license for renewal 30 days prior to date<br />
of expiry of its validity along with certificate of successful completion of<br />
Refresher Course.<br />
8. Frequency of refresher courses and the procedure for induction of<br />
guides:<br />
8.1. IITTM or the approved/designated Institute of the Ministry of Tourism<br />
would conduct mandatory Refresher Courses for the guides who are due for<br />
Renewal of the Regional Level Tourist Guide License. The Refresher<br />
Courses would be conducted every year and the Regional level Tourist<br />
Guides would have to participate in the Refresher Course within three years<br />
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after / from the issuance of Guide license to him / her and thereafter, once<br />
in five years. The licensed guides would be required to successfully pass<br />
the Refresher Courses for Renewal of their licenses. The Courses would be<br />
so organized that the guides are able to attend the same, prior to the<br />
Renewal of guide license. The<br />
designated Institute for the purpose of guide training, the syllabi etc., shall<br />
be decided from time to time by Ministry of Tourism in consultation with the<br />
stake holders and the institutes.<br />
9. Course fee:<br />
The selected candidates would be required to pay the course fee including<br />
the examination fee. The fee would be decided by IITTM or the approved /<br />
designated Institute in consultation with Ministry of Tourism. The fee<br />
structure may vary from course to course. In addition, a fee, to be decided<br />
by the Government of India from time to time, shall also be charged for<br />
grant of a guide license, for renewal of a guide license and for issuance of<br />
a duplicate guide license. All fees so collected would be non-refundable.<br />
10. Other Conditions:<br />
The Regional Level Tourist Guides would have to work as licensed guides<br />
for a minimum of 90 days in a year.<br />
11. Signing of Regulatory Terms and Conditions:<br />
All Regional Level guides would be required to sign their acceptance and<br />
observance of rules and regulations as prescribed by the Ministry of<br />
Tourism, Government of India in the Terms and Conditions regulating the<br />
conduct and performance of licensed guides, prior to their being issued a<br />
guide license.<br />
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GUIDELINES FOR RECOGNITION / RENEWAL OR EXTENSION AS AN<br />
APPROVED DOMESTIC TOUR OPERATOR (DTO)<br />
MINISTRY OF <strong>TOURISM</strong>, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA<br />
1. The aims & objectives of the scheme for recognition of Domestic Tour<br />
Operator (DTO) are to encourage quality standard and service in this<br />
category so as to promote tourism in India. This is a voluntary scheme open<br />
to all bonafide tour operators to bring them in organized sector.<br />
2. Definition: A DTO is the one who makes arrangements for transport,<br />
accommodation, sightseeing, entertainment and other tourism related services<br />
for domestic tourists.<br />
3. The application for approval shall be addressed to the Assistant Director<br />
General, Travel Trade Division, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India,<br />
Room No. 23, C – 1 Hutments, Dalhousie Road, New Delhi – 110 011, Tel<br />
No. 011 2301 2805, Fax No. 011 2301 9476, Email ID:<br />
sanjay.singh1@nic.in.<br />
4. The application for renewal / extension shall be addressed to the RD of<br />
the concerned region as per the following addresses:-<br />
a) The Regional Director (East), India Tourism, “Embassy”, 4, Shakespeare<br />
Sarani, Kolkata – 700 071, West Bengal. Phone No. (033) 2282 5813 / 2282<br />
1475, Fax: (033) 2282 3521, Email: indtour6100@dataone.in<br />
b) The Regional Director (West), India Tourism, 123, M. Karve Road, Opp.<br />
Church Gate, Mumbai – 400 020, Maharashtra. Phone No. (022) 2208 3263<br />
/ 2207 4333 / 2207 4334, Fax: (022) 2201 4496, Email:,<br />
indiatourism@vsnl.com , regdir.indtour@gmail.com<br />
c) The Regional Director (North), India Tourism, 88 – Janpath, New Delhi<br />
110 001. Phone No. (011) 2332 0342 / 2332 0005 / 2332 0008, Fax: (011)<br />
2332 0109, Email: goitodelhi@nic.in<br />
d) The Regional Director (South), India Tourism, 154, Anna Salai, Chennai –<br />
600 002, Tamil Nadu. Phone No. (044) 2846 0285 / 2846 1459, Fax: (044)<br />
2846 0193, Email: indtour@dataone.in<br />
e) The Regional Director (North – East), India Tourism, Asom Paryatan<br />
Bhawan, 3rd Floor, Near Nepali Mandir, A. K. Azad Road, Paltan Bazar,<br />
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Guwahati – 781 008, Assam. Phone No. (0361) 273 7554, Fax No. (0361)<br />
273 7553, Email: indtourguwahati@nic.in<br />
5. The recognition as an approved DTO shall be granted by the Ministry of<br />
Tourism (MOT), Government of India (GOI), New Delhi initially, for five<br />
years, based on the Inspection Report / Recommendations of a Committee<br />
comprising the concerned Regional Director (RD) and a member of<br />
Association of Domestic Tour Operators of India (ADTOI).<br />
6. The renewal / extension, thereafter, shall be granted for five years after<br />
inspection conducted by a Committee comprising of concerned RD and a<br />
member of ADTOI, on an application made by the DTO along with the<br />
requisite fee / documents.<br />
7. The documents received from applicants after scrutiny in all respects<br />
would be acknowledged by the Travel Trade Division (TT Division) in MOT<br />
in respect of first approval and by the concerned RD for renewal or<br />
extension. The inspection for first approval / renewal or extension shall be<br />
conducted by the Inspection Team within a period of sixty working days from<br />
the receipt of complete application.<br />
8. The following conditions must be fulfilled by the DTO for grant of<br />
recognition / renewal or extension by MOT:<br />
i) The application for grant of recognition / renewal or extension shall be in<br />
the prescribed form and submitted in duplicate along with the required<br />
documents.<br />
ii) DTO should have a minimum Paid up Capital (Capital employed) of Rs.<br />
3.00 lakh for rest of India and Rs. 50, 000/- for the agencies located in the<br />
North – Eastern region, remote and rural areas duly supported by the latest<br />
audited Balance Sheet / firm’s Statutory Auditor’s certificate.<br />
iii) The turn-over of the firm from domestic tour operation business only<br />
should be a minimum of Rs. 20.00 lakh duly supported by firm’s Statutory<br />
Auditor’s certificate.<br />
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iv) DTO should have an office under the charge of the owner or a full time<br />
member of their staff, who is adequately trained / experienced in matters<br />
regarding transport, accommodation, currency, customs regulations and<br />
general information about tourism and travel related services. However,<br />
greater emphasis may be given to effective communication skills in Hindi<br />
and English. There should be a minimum of four qualified staff out of which<br />
at least one should have Diploma / Degree in Tourism & Travel<br />
Management from a recognized University, IITTM or an institution approved<br />
by AICTE. The owner of the firm would be included as one of the qualified<br />
employees. The academic qualifications may be relaxed in case of the other<br />
two staff members who are exceptionally experienced personnel in Airlines,<br />
Shipping, Transport, PR Agencies, Hotels and other corporate bodies and<br />
those who have two years experience with MOT<br />
approved tour operators.<br />
For the agencies located in the North – Eastern region, remote and<br />
rural areas, there should be a minimum of two staff out of which one should<br />
be a qualified employee with a Diploma / Degree in Tourism & Travel<br />
Management from a recognized University, IITTM or an institution approved<br />
by AICTE. The owner of the firm would be included as one of the qualified<br />
employees.<br />
v) DTO should have been in operation for a minimum period of one year<br />
before the date of application.<br />
vi) The minimum office space should be at least 150 sq. ft for rest of India<br />
and 100 sq. ft for hilly areas which are above 1000 meters from sea<br />
level. Besides, the office should be located in neat and clean surroundings<br />
and equipped with telephone, fax and<br />
computer/computer reservation system etc. There should be sufficient space<br />
for reception and easy access to toilets.<br />
vii) DTO should be an income tax assessee and should have filed Income<br />
Tax Returns for the last or current assessment year. They should have<br />
registered for Service Tax and made full payment of the assessed service<br />
tax for the preceding year.<br />
viii) For the monuments protected under the Ancient Monuments and<br />
Archaeological Sites & Remains Act, 1958 (24 of 1958), the DTOs should<br />
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deploy / engage the services of Regional Level Tourist Guides trained and<br />
licensed by Ministry of Tourism, Government of India or other guides<br />
authorized by the Government of India or under orders of the Hon’ble<br />
Court(s). For other monuments and destinations, the guides authorized under<br />
the orders of the appropriate authority, if any, of the concerned monument /<br />
destination should be deployed / engaged by DTOs.<br />
ix) DTO shall contract / use approved specialized agencies in the field of<br />
Adventure Options and related services for the tourists.<br />
9. DTO would be required to pay a non - refundable fee of Rs.3, 000/-<br />
while applying for the recognition and renewal of Head Office as well as<br />
each Branch Office. The fee would be made payable to the Pay & Accounts<br />
Officer, Ministry of Tourism in the form of a Bank Draft.<br />
10. DTO should adhere to the tenets of the Code of Conduct for “Safe &<br />
Honourable Tourism” for which the following action would have to be taken:<br />
(i) A signed copy of the pledge of commitment towards “Safe & Honourable<br />
Tourism” should be attached with the application. The pledge is attached in<br />
English & Hindi as Annexure I & II, respectively.<br />
(ii) On the day a staff member joins the DTO, he / she would be required<br />
to take / sign the pledge. The pledge would be incorporated in the<br />
appointment letter / joining report of the staff.<br />
(iii) Two focal points would be nominated (i.e., from HRD, security side etc.)<br />
at the time of applying for approval by the DTO in the case of organizations<br />
which have more than 25 personnel. In the case of DTOs with less than 25<br />
personnel, one focal point would have to be nominated.<br />
(iv) The training would be provided to the staff of the approved DTO by<br />
MOT under its Capacity Building of Service Providers (CBSP) scheme in<br />
connection with “Safe & Honourable Tourism”. The focal points of the DTO<br />
would be trained first within first six months of MOT approval. Subsequently,<br />
the trained focal points in turn would impart further in – house training to the<br />
staff which would be arranged within next six months.<br />
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(v) The Pledge of Commitment towards “Safe & Honourable Tourism” would<br />
have to be displayed by the DTO prominently in the front office area / lobby<br />
of the service provider.<br />
(vi) The signatories of the Code of Conduct would be required to maintain a<br />
record of action taken by them in compliance of the provisions of this para,<br />
which shall be kept in their office & shown to the Committee(s) at the time<br />
of renewal.<br />
11. The recognition / renewal or extension would be granted to the Head<br />
Office of the DTO. The Branch offices of DTO would be approved along<br />
with the Head Office or subsequently, provided the particulars of the Branch<br />
offices are submitted to MOT for recognition and for renewal or extension to<br />
the concerned RD and accepted by it.<br />
12. DTO so granted recognition / renewal or extension shall be entitled to<br />
such incentives and concessions as may be granted by the Government<br />
from time to time and shall abide by the terms and conditions of recognition<br />
as prescribed from time to time by the MOT, GOI.<br />
13. DTO would have to report action taken by them in their Annual Report<br />
which shall be kept with them & shown to the Committee(s) at the time of<br />
renewal.<br />
14. Even though the scheme of granting approval of recognition to service<br />
providers of Travel Trade is voluntary, in nature, there is a need to have a<br />
pro - active role of MOT and Travel Trade to ensure that more and more<br />
service providers seek approval and then service the tourists. There is also<br />
a need to educate the stakeholders as well as consumers against the<br />
potential risk of availing services through the unapproved service providers.<br />
15. It shall be mandatory for an approved service provider of Travel Trade<br />
to prominently display the Certificate of approval of recognition / renewal or<br />
extension<br />
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given by MOT in the office by pasting it on a board or in a picture frame<br />
so that it is visible to a potential tourist.<br />
16. The decision of MOT, GOI in the matter of recognition / renewal or<br />
extension shall be final. However, MOT may in their discretion refuse to<br />
recognize / renew or extend any firm or withdraw / withhold at any time<br />
recognition / renewal already granted with the approval of the Competent<br />
Authority. Before such a decision is taken, necessary Show Cause Notice<br />
would invariably be issued and the reply considered on merit. This would be<br />
done after careful consideration and generally as a last resort.<br />
Circumstances in which withdrawal is effected would also be indicated.<br />
GUIDELINES FOR RECOGNITION / RENEWAL OR EXTENSION AS AN<br />
APPROVED INBOUND TOUR OPERATOR (ITO)<br />
MINISTRY OF <strong>TOURISM</strong>, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA<br />
1. The aims and objectives of the scheme for recognition of Inbound Tour<br />
Operator (ITO) are to encourage quality standard and service in this<br />
category so as to promote tourism in India and abroad. This is a voluntary<br />
scheme open to all bonafide tour operators to bring them in organized<br />
sector.<br />
2. Definition: An ITO is the one who makes arrangements for transport,<br />
accommodation, sight seeing, entertainment and other tourism related<br />
services for foreign tourists.<br />
3. The application for approval shall be addressed to the Assistant Director<br />
General, Travel Trade Division, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India,<br />
Room No. 23, C – 1 Hutments, Dalhousie Road, New Delhi – 110 011, Tel<br />
No. 011 2301 2805, Fax No. 011 2301 9476, Email ID:<br />
sanjay.singh1@nic.in.<br />
4. The application for renewal / extension shall be addressed to the RD of<br />
the concerned region as per the following addresses:- a) The Regional<br />
Director (East), India Tourism, “Embassy”, 4, Shakespeare Sarani, Kolkata –<br />
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700 071, West Bengal. Phone No. (033) 2282 5813 / 2282 1475, Fax: (033)<br />
2282 3521, Email: indtour6100@dataone.in<br />
b) The Regional Director (West), India Tourism, 123, M. Karve Road, Opp.<br />
Church Gate, Mumbai – 400 020, Maharashtra. Phone No. (022) 2208 3263<br />
/ 2207 4333 / 2207 4334, Fax: (022) 2201 4496, Email:,<br />
indiatourism@vsnl.com , regdir.indtour@gmail.com<br />
c) The Regional Director (North), India Tourism, 88 – Janpath, New Delhi<br />
110 001. Phone No. (011) 2332 0342 / 2332 0005 / 2332 0008, Fax: (011)<br />
2332 0109, Email: goitodelhi@nic.in<br />
d) The Regional Director (South), India Tourism, 154, Anna Salai, Chennai –<br />
600 002, Tamil Nadu. Phone No. (044) 2846 0285 / 2846 1459, Fax: (044)<br />
2846 0193, Email: indtour@dataone.in<br />
e) The Regional Director (North – East), India Tourism, Asom Paryatan<br />
Bhawan, 3rd Floor, Near Nepali Mandir, A. K. Azad Road, Paltan Bazar,<br />
Guwahati – 781 008, Assam. Phone No. (0361) 273 7554, Fax No. (0361)<br />
273 7553, Email: indtourguwahati@nic.in<br />
5. The recognition as an approved DTO shall be granted by the Ministry of<br />
Tourism (MOT), Government of India (GOI), New Delhi initially, for five<br />
years, based on the Inspection Report / Recommendations of a Committee<br />
comprising the concerned Regional Director (RD) and a member of Indian<br />
Association of Tour Operators (IATO).<br />
6. The renewal / extension, thereafter, shall be granted for five years after<br />
inspection conducted by a Committee comprising of concerned RD and a<br />
member of IATO, on an application made by ITO along with the requisite<br />
fee / documents.<br />
7. The documents received from applicants after scrutiny in all respects<br />
would be acknowledged by the Travel Trade Division (TT Division) in MOT<br />
in respect of first approval and by the concerned RD for renewal or<br />
extension. The inspection for first approval / renewal or extension shall be<br />
conducted by the Inspection Team within a period of sixty working days from<br />
the receipt of complete application.<br />
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8. The following conditions must be fulfilled by ITO for grant of recognition /<br />
renewal or extension by MOT:<br />
i) The application for grant of recognition / renewal or extension shall be in<br />
the prescribed form and submitted in duplicate along with the required<br />
documents.<br />
(ii) ITO located in rest of India should have a minimum Paid up Capital (or<br />
Capital employed) of Rs.3.00 lakh and Rs. 50,000/- in the case of North –<br />
Eastern region, remote and rural areas, duly supported by the latest Audited<br />
Balance Sheet / certificate of the Statutory Auditor of the firm.<br />
(iii) The turn-over in terms of foreign exchange earnings by the firm from<br />
inbound tour operations only during the preceding financial year or calendar<br />
year should be a minimum of Rs. 25.00 lakh for rest of India and Rs. 5.00<br />
lakh for the North – Eastern region, remote and rural areas duly supported<br />
by firm’s Statutory Auditor’s certificate. However, for the North – Eastern<br />
Region, the firm’s turn – over in Rupee earnings would be treated as<br />
Foreign Exchange earnings, provided there is documentary evidence that<br />
such earnings are from inbound tour operations only. This could be<br />
certified by the firm’s Statutory Auditor.<br />
(iv) ITO should have an office under the charge of the owner or a full time<br />
member of their staff, who is adequately trained / experienced in matters<br />
regarding transport, accommodation, currency, customs regulations and<br />
general information about tourism and travel related services. However,<br />
greater emphasis may be given to effective communication skills and<br />
knowledge of foreign language other than English.<br />
There should be a minimum of four qualified staff out of which at<br />
least one should have Diploma / Degree in Tourism & Travel Management<br />
from a recognized University, IITTM or an institution approved by AICTE.<br />
The owner of the firm would be included as one of the qualified employees.<br />
The academic qualifications may be relaxed in case of the other two<br />
staff members who are exceptionally experienced personnel in Airlines,<br />
Shipping, Transport, PR Agencies, Hotels and other corporate bodies and<br />
those who have two years experience with MOT approved tour operators.<br />
For the agencies located in the North – Eastern region, remote and<br />
rural areas, there should be a minimum of two staff out of which one should<br />
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e a qualified employee with a Diploma / Degree in Tourism & Travel<br />
Management from a recognized University, IITTM or an institution approved<br />
by AICTE. The owner of the firm would be included as one of the qualified<br />
employees.<br />
(v) ITO should have been in operation for a minimum period of one year<br />
before the date of application.<br />
(vi) The minimum office space should be at least 150 sq. ft for rest of India<br />
and 100 sq. ft for hilly areas which are above 1000 meters from sea<br />
level. Besides, the office may be located in neat and clean surroundings<br />
and equipped with telephone, fax and computer reservation system etc.<br />
There should be sufficient space for reception and easy access to toilets.<br />
(vii) ITO should be an income tax assesse and should have filed Income<br />
Tax Returns for the last or current assessment year.<br />
(viii) For the monuments protected under the Ancient Monuments and<br />
Archaeological Sites & Remains Act, 1958 (24 of 1958), the ITOs should<br />
deploy / engage the services of Regional Level Tourist Guides trained and<br />
licensed by Ministry of Tourism, Government of India or other guides<br />
authorized by the Government of India or under orders of the Hon’ble<br />
Court(s). For other monuments and destinations, the guides authorized under<br />
the orders of the appropriate authority, if any, of the concerned monument /<br />
destination should be deployed / engaged by ITOs.<br />
(xi) ITO shall contract / use approved specialized agencies in the field of<br />
adventure options and related services for the tourists<br />
9. ITO would be required to pay a non - refundable fee of Rs.3, 000/- while<br />
applying for the recognition and renewal of Head Office as well as each<br />
Branch Office. The fee would be made payable to the Pay & Accounts<br />
Officer, Ministry of Tourism in the form of a Bank Draft.<br />
10. The ITO should adhere to the tenets of the Code of Conduct for “Safe<br />
& Honourable Tourism” for which the following action would have to be<br />
taken:<br />
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(i) A signed copy of the pledge of commitment towards “Safe & Honourable<br />
Tourism” should be attached with the application. The pledge is attached in<br />
English & Hindi as Annexure I & II, respectively.<br />
(ii) On the day a staff member joins the ITO, he / she would be required to<br />
take / sign the pledge. The pledge would be incorporated in the appointment<br />
letter / joining report of the staff.<br />
(iii) Two focal points would be nominated (i.e., from HRD, security side etc.)<br />
at the time of applying for approval by the ITO in the case of organizations<br />
which have more than 25 personnel. In the case of ITO with less than 25<br />
personnel, one focal point would have to be nominated.<br />
(iv) The training would be provided to the staff of the approved ITO by MOT<br />
under its Capacity Building of Service Providers (CBSP) scheme in<br />
connection with “Safe & Honourable Tourism”. The focal points of the ITO<br />
would be trained first within first six months of MOT approval. Subsequently,<br />
the trained focal points in turn would impart further in – house training to the<br />
staff which would be arranged within next six months.<br />
(v) The Pledge of Commitment towards “Safe & Honourable Tourism” would<br />
have to be displayed by the ITO prominently in the front office area / lobby<br />
of the service provider.<br />
(vi) The signatories of the Code of Conduct would be required to maintain a<br />
record of action taken by them in compliance of the provisions of this para,<br />
which shall be kept in their office & shown to the Committee(s) at the time<br />
of renewal.<br />
11. The recognition / renewal or extension would be granted to the Head<br />
Office of the ITO. The Branch offices of ITO would be approved along with<br />
the Head Office or subsequently, provided the particulars of the Branch<br />
offices are submitted to MOT for recognition and for renewal or extension to<br />
the concerned RD and accepted by it.<br />
12. ITO so granted recognition / renewal or extension shall be entitled to<br />
such incentives and concessions as may be granted by the Government<br />
from time to time and shall abide by the terms and conditions of recognition<br />
as prescribed from time to time by MOT, GOI.<br />
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13. ITO would have to report action taken by them in their Annual Report<br />
which shall be kept with them & shown to the Committee(s) at the time of<br />
renewal.<br />
14. Even though the scheme of granting approval of recognition to service<br />
providers of Travel Trade is voluntary, in nature, there is a need to have a<br />
pro - active role of MOT and Travel Trade to ensure that more and more<br />
service providers seek approval and then service the tourists. There is also<br />
a need to educate the stakeholders as well as consumers against the<br />
potential risk of availing services through the unapproved service providers.<br />
15. It shall be mandatory for an approved service provider of Travel Trade<br />
to prominently display the Certificate of approval of recognition / renewal or<br />
extension given by MOT in the office by pasting it on a board or in a<br />
picture frame so that it is visible to a potential tourist.<br />
16. The decision of MOT, GOI in the matter of recognition / renewal or<br />
extension shall be final. However, MOT may in their discretion refuse to<br />
recognize / renew or extend any firm or withdraw / withhold at any time<br />
recognition / renewal already granted with the approval of the Competent<br />
Authority. Before such a decision is taken, necessary Show Cause Notice<br />
would invariably be issued and the reply considered on merit. This would be<br />
done after careful consideration and generally as a last resort.<br />
Circumstances in which withdrawal is effected would also be indicated.<br />
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Packages for Tourists<br />
Package 1. Kolhapur City :- Ambabai Darshan – Bhavani Mandap – Vitthal temple –<br />
Town Hall Museum – New Palace museum, Madhare Art Gallery – Birth place of<br />
Chh. Shahu (Shahu Janm Sthal) - Rankala<br />
Other: - Nav Gurga Darshan, Shivaji ‘university, Khasbag Maidan, Keshavrao<br />
Bhosale theatre<br />
Package 2. Kolhapur –Panhala- Jotiba :- Ambabai darshan, Panhala fort, Jotiba<br />
temple.<br />
Package 3. Panhala – Jotiba :- Panhala fort, Masud-male, Waghbil, Pawangad,<br />
Masai platue.<br />
Jotiba temple, Sadale - Madale.<br />
Package 4. Shahuwadi:- Vishalgad, Chandoli, Pawankhind, Manoli Devrai, Amba,<br />
Kadavi, Udgiri, Yelwanjugai.<br />
Package 5. Shahuwadi - Gaganbawada :- Vishalgad, Chandoli, Pawankhind,<br />
Anuskura, Gaganbawada fort, Palasamba, Gagangiri, Kode, Sangashi, Kumbhi.<br />
Package 6. Gaganbawada :- Anuskura, Gaganbawada fort, Palasamba, Gagangiri<br />
maharaj math, Kode, Dhamni, kumbhi, Borbet, Sangashi, Morjai Karul-Bhuibawada<br />
Ghat..<br />
Package 7. Radhanagri :- Dajipur Sanctuary, Shivgad, Durgamanwad, Gaibi,<br />
Radhanagari dam, Kalammawadi, Tulsi, Rautwade waterfalls, Fonda ghat.<br />
Package 8. Radhanagari - Gaganbawada :- Radhanagari dam, ,Dajipur sanctuary,<br />
Durgamanwad, Gaganbawada fort, Palasamba, Gagangiri maharaj temple.<br />
Package 9. Radhanagari – Bhudargad :- Radhanagari dam, Dajipur sanctuary,<br />
Kalammawadi - Wakighol, Rangana fort, Pali devrai, Patgaon – Mouni math &<br />
Mouni vidyapeeth, Bhudargad.<br />
Package 10 . Bhudargad :- Bhudargad fort, Rangana fort, Devrai pali, Mouni<br />
vidyapeeth & mouni math, Nadi ghat, Patgaon, Wakighol, Shengaon.<br />
Package 11. Chandgad :-<br />
Pargad, Gandharvagad, Kalanandigad, Mahipalgad,<br />
Pargad, Tilari ghat, Kolik , Jangamhatti, Suleran, Kitawade.<br />
Package 12. Chandgad - Ajara :- Pargad, Gandharvagad, Kalanidhigad,<br />
Mahipalgad, Pargad, Ramtirth, ,Amboli, Kitawade, Choukul waterfalls.<br />
Package 13. Ajara :- Ramteerth, Kitawade, Choukul Waterfalls, Jain temple.<br />
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Package 14. Kagal :- Laxmi tekadi, Jaysingrao lake, Dargah, Five star MIDC,<br />
Hupari, Kapashi.<br />
Package 15. Hatkanangle :- Alamprabhu, Narande, Shiroli, Atigre, Kunthugiri,<br />
Bahuballi, Ramling, Shiroli, Pethvadgaon.<br />
Package 16. Kagal - Hatkanangle :- Laxmi hill, Jaysingrav lake, Allamprabhu,<br />
Narande, Shiroli, Atigre, Kunthugiri, Bahubali, Ramling, Five star Industrial area,<br />
Hupari, Ichalkaranji.<br />
Package 17 . Shirol :- Khidrapur, Green house, Nrusinhawadi, Shirol, Wadi<br />
sangam, Sugar factory, Green house.<br />
Package 18. Shirol – Hatkanangle :- Khidrapur, Nrusinhawadi, Allamprabhu,<br />
Narande, Kunthugiri , Bahubali, Ramling.<br />
Package 19. Karveer :- Mahalaxmi temple, Kaneriwadi, Katyayni, Beed, Aare,<br />
Bahireshwar, Prayag Chikhali, Sadale- Madale, Shiroli, Gokulshirgaon, K. I. T.<br />
College.<br />
Package 20. Industrial :- Kagal Five star MIDC, Hupari, Gokulshirgaon.<br />
Package 21. Educational – Shivaji University, Dr. D. Y. Patil University, Bharati<br />
University, D. K. T. E., K. I. T., Dalvi’s Arts, Kalamandir, I. T. I.<br />
Package 22. Forest<br />
:- Amba, Chandoli, Allamprabhu, Kunthugiri, Vishalgad,<br />
Gaganbawada- Palasamba, Radhanagari Sanctuary Chandgad – Ajara – Tilari.<br />
Panhala-Pawangad- Masai.<br />
Package 23. Water :- Radhanagari, Kalammawadi, Rautwadi.<br />
Kolhapur city - Rankala, Kaneri, Panchaganga river.<br />
Jaysingrav lake Jangamhatti, Tilari.<br />
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List of Funding Agencies for Kolhapur Tourism Development<br />
Sr.<br />
Name of Agency /<br />
Type of Work / Subject<br />
No<br />
Contact Details<br />
1. World Monuments Fund (World<br />
Monuments Watch)<br />
Contacts - watch@wmf.org<br />
2. Indian Foundation for Arts<br />
Contacts - India Foundation for the Arts<br />
'Apurva' Ground Floor, No 259, 4th<br />
Cross,<br />
Raj Mahal Vilas IInd Stage, IInd Block,<br />
Bangalore, India - 560 094<br />
Tel: 91-80-2341 4681 / 82<br />
Fax: 91-80-2341 2683<br />
3. National Culture Fund, Ministry of<br />
Culture<br />
Contacts –www.asi.nic.in<br />
- Director General Archaeological<br />
Survey of IndiaJanapath, New<br />
Delhi, 110011<br />
Ph: 011-23013574; 011-<br />
23019487 (f)email:<br />
directorgeneralasi@gmail.c<br />
om<br />
Funds for Heritage sites from all time periods –<br />
ancient to modern – are eligible for inclusion<br />
on the Watch. Sites may include residential,<br />
civic, commercial, military, or religious<br />
architecture; engineering and industrial works;<br />
cultural landscapes; archaeological sites; and<br />
townscapes and historic city centers.<br />
Grants to individuals and organizations with<br />
the aim of filling important gaps in private and<br />
public assistance for culture and the arts in<br />
India.<br />
IFA's grants support all forms of cultural<br />
expression, while accommodating work that<br />
falls outside specific domains of art, blurs<br />
disciplinary boundaries or anticipates new<br />
modes of artistic production and presentation<br />
Funds for – (a) Pro-active generation of<br />
projects and sponsorship to bring about<br />
visible improvements at monuments and sites,<br />
heritage complexes<br />
and their environs.<br />
(b) To bring monuments back into the lifestyle<br />
and culture of local<br />
communities.<br />
(c) Promotional activities in the form of<br />
organized concerts, theatre,cultural shows,<br />
location shoots for films T.V., lectures,<br />
community ,festivals etc. be permitted<br />
wherever feasible as per ASI regulations.<br />
(d) Environmental development in and around<br />
the heritage sites.<br />
(e) Structural conservation, chemical<br />
preservation and refurbishmentof the<br />
monuments.<br />
(f) Display of cultural notice boards, direction<br />
boards, signage etc.<br />
(g) Providing visitor friendly amenities.<br />
(h) Providing popular authentic historical<br />
literature.<br />
(i) Improvement and upgradation of existing<br />
museums andcommissioning of new ones in<br />
the vicinity of existing cultural<br />
property.<br />
(j) Illumination of monuments.<br />
(k) Facility for tourists such as cafeterias,<br />
parking lots, landscaping,setting up of<br />
information centers, kiosks, cyber cafes,<br />
souvenir<br />
shops etc.<br />
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4. Indian Heritage Society<br />
Contact Details<br />
Contact Name: Nirmala Phatarphekar,<br />
Hon. Secretary<br />
Address: 6W Navroze Apartments,<br />
35 Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai<br />
400026<br />
Phone Number (s) : 91 22 23514872 /<br />
23511359<br />
5. The Indian National Trust for Art and<br />
Cultural Heritage (INTACH)<br />
Contact Name : Mr. Ashok Panda, Co-<br />
Convenor<br />
Address : 62 rue Aurobindo, Pondicherry<br />
605001 Phone Number (s) : 0413<br />
2225991 / 2227324<br />
6. The Japanese Funds-in-trust for the<br />
Preservation of World Cultural Heritage,<br />
The ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan<br />
Contact -<br />
http://www.mofa.go.jp/policy/culture/coop<br />
/unesco/c_heritage/t_heritage/index.html<br />
7. National Council for Science &<br />
Technology Communication (NCSTC)<br />
Department of Science & Technology<br />
Ministry of Science & Technology<br />
Government of India<br />
Technology Bhawan,New Mehrauli<br />
Road, New Delhi-110016<br />
Telephone : 011-26567373<br />
Fax : 011-26521865<br />
Website : www.dst.gov.in<br />
8. National Lake Conservation Plan (NLCP)<br />
Contacts - Conservation Division-I<br />
Ministry of Environment & Forests<br />
Government of India, New Delhi<br />
9. Ministry of Forest and Environment,<br />
Contact - The Secretary,<br />
Ministry of Environment & Forest,<br />
Parayavan Bhavan, CGO Complex,<br />
Supports the conservation of art, culture,<br />
architecture and natural resources.<br />
Conservation and preservation of India's<br />
natural, cultural, living, tangible and intangible<br />
heritage.<br />
finances projects aimed at preserving and<br />
restoring monuments, sites and<br />
archaeological remains of a great<br />
historical/artistic value<br />
Fund for Setting up of any kind of science<br />
museum, science centres (Science<br />
Communication Centres & Science Media<br />
Centres) and science clubs, science galleries<br />
and corner of any kind in museums or science<br />
centres, planetarium or the like.<br />
Funds for polluted and degraded lakes in<br />
urban and semi-urban areas<br />
i) Prevention of pollution from point sources by<br />
intercepting, diverting and treating<br />
the pollution loads entering the lake.<br />
ii) In situ measures of lake cleaning such as<br />
desilting, deweeding, and bioremediation<br />
depending on the site conditions.<br />
iii) Catchment area treatment and lake front<br />
eco-development which may include bunding,<br />
fencing, shoreline development, creation of<br />
facilities for public recreation<br />
and entertainment.<br />
iv) Public awareness and public participation.<br />
v) Other activities depending on locationspecific<br />
conditions including the interface with<br />
human population.<br />
Funds for Promotion and Development of<br />
Clean Technology<br />
Funds for industrial units for waste<br />
minimisation,<br />
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Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110 003<br />
Contact no.<br />
Tele fax 011-24364595<br />
011-243612818, 24361669 ext. 743 &<br />
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10 Government of India, Ministry of Tourism<br />
(Publicity, Events and IT Division)<br />
11 Scheme for Financial Support to Public<br />
Private Partnerships (PPPs) in<br />
Infrastructure ,administered by the<br />
Ministry of Finance ,Government of India<br />
12 Government of India, Ministry of Tourism<br />
Product/Infrastructure Development for<br />
Destinations and Circuits<br />
13 Government of India, Ministry of Tourism<br />
scheme for assistance to central<br />
agencies for tourism infrastructure<br />
development<br />
14 Government of India, Ministry of Tourism<br />
Financial Assistance to States/Union<br />
Territories for Construction of Heliports<br />
under the Scheme of<br />
Product/Infrastructure Development for<br />
Destinations and<br />
Circuits (destination development<br />
projects in hilly and remote areas which<br />
lack accessibility)<br />
CETP<br />
Financial Assistance for i) Creation of semi<br />
permanent structures.<br />
ii) Production of posters, pamphlets,<br />
advertisement in news-paper and production of<br />
film.<br />
iii) Remuneration of artists.<br />
iv) Sitting arrangements, lighting, sound,<br />
lodging & boarding, transportation, hiring of<br />
space and other similar activities.<br />
Roads and bridges, railways, seaports,<br />
airports, inland waterways ,Power ,Urban<br />
transport, water supply, sewerage, solid waste<br />
management and other physical infrastructure<br />
in urban areas<br />
Funds for<br />
a) Major destinations and circuits development<br />
b) Rural Tourism infrastructure development<br />
I. Improvement of the surroundings of the<br />
destination. This would includeactivities like<br />
landscaping, development of parks, fencing,<br />
compound wall etc.<br />
ii. Illumination of the Tourist destination and the<br />
area around and SEL Shows<br />
etc.<br />
iii. Construction of public buildings which are<br />
required to be demolished<br />
because of implementation of the Master Plan.<br />
iv. llumination/ Restoration/ Refurbishment of<br />
the Monuments.<br />
v. Signage’s and display boards showing<br />
Tourist Area Maps and Documentation on<br />
places of interest at the locations.<br />
vi. Tourist Arrival Centres, Reception Centres,<br />
Interpretation Centres<br />
vii. Civic amenities at and around destination.<br />
viii. Development of cruise terminals.<br />
ix. Construction of Convention Centre.<br />
Financial Assistance for<br />
(a) Construction of helipad<br />
(b) Fencing and parking<br />
(c) Construction of heliport building consisting<br />
of apassenger lounge, toilets and office room<br />
(if considered<br />
necessary)<br />
No financial assistance will be provided for<br />
components like site levelling, approach roads,<br />
construction of cafeteria/ restaurant and rest<br />
rooms.<br />
15 Government of India, Ministry of Tourism Financial Assistance for<br />
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CENTRAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for<br />
IT<br />
16 Government of India<br />
Ministry of Tourism<br />
(Adventure and Rural Tourism Division)<br />
17 Government of India<br />
Ministry of Tourism<br />
MARKET DEVELOPMENT<br />
ASSISTANCE FOR PROMOTION OF<br />
DOMESTIC <strong>TOURISM</strong><br />
18 Government of India<br />
Ministry of Tourism<br />
RURAL <strong>TOURISM</strong> SCHEME FOR<br />
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT<br />
19 Government of India<br />
Ministry of Tourism<br />
HRD Division<br />
TOURIST<br />
FACILITATORS<br />
PROGRAMME FOR PILGRIMAGE<br />
<strong>TOURISM</strong> UNDER THE HUNAR SE<br />
a) Hardware and Software<br />
b) Production of CD, VCD, DVD<br />
c) CDs/VCDs on culture, traditional art forms<br />
d) Websites<br />
e) Remote Sensing Facility, HARK etc<br />
f) IVRS and Tourism Kiosks<br />
MARKETING DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE<br />
(MDA)<br />
SCHEME for Medical Tourism/Wellness<br />
Tourism Service Providers<br />
.To motivate travel agents/tour operators and<br />
especially, those<br />
who are yet to promote India to include tour<br />
packages to<br />
various destinations, preferably, less popular<br />
and unexploited<br />
destinations in the country in their marketing<br />
programme.<br />
· To encourage domestic tourists to visit such<br />
unexploited touristdestinations in various<br />
states and thereby, project India as<br />
anattractive multidimensional tourist<br />
destination.<br />
· To familiarize travel agents / tour operators /<br />
hoteliers aboutnew tourism products and latest<br />
developments in the field of<br />
tourism.<br />
i) Improvement of the surroundings of the<br />
village. This would include activities like<br />
landscaping, development of parks, fencing,<br />
compound wall etc.<br />
ii) Improvements to roads within the Panchayat<br />
limits. This shall not include may major road<br />
which connects the village.<br />
iii) Illumination in the village.<br />
iv) Providing for improvement in solid waste<br />
management and seweragemanagement.<br />
v) Construction of Wayside amenities.<br />
vi) Procurement of equipments directly related<br />
to tourism, like Water Sports, Adventure<br />
Sports, Eco-friendly modes of transport for<br />
moving within the tourism zone.<br />
vii) Refurbishment of the Monuments.<br />
viii) Signages<br />
ix) Reception<br />
x) Other work/activities directly related to<br />
tourism<br />
xi) Tourist Accommodation<br />
programme will be funded under the MoT’s<br />
Scheme of Capacity Building<br />
for service Providers under Suo Motu<br />
Initiatives<br />
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ROZGAR INITIATIVE<br />
20 Government of India<br />
Ministry of Tourism<br />
( A&RT Division)<br />
TO PROMOTE ‘WELLNESS’AS NICHE<br />
<strong>TOURISM</strong> PRODUCT<br />
- Support for Developing Publicity Material like<br />
brochures, print creative, audio video<br />
presentations,short films, radio jingles, creation<br />
of web-sites, online creatives etc. to promote<br />
‘Wellness’ Tourism<br />
- Capacity Building for “‘Wellness’Tourism<br />
Service Providers<br />
- Supporting International ‘Wellness Tourism’<br />
Events<br />
- Participation in ‘Wellness Tourism’<br />
International Events<br />
- Domestic Events<br />
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epair<br />
Particulars of Development work<br />
Shahuwadi taluka<br />
1 Vishalgad (cost in crore)<br />
NO Particulars COST<br />
1 Road repair and strengthening<br />
Amba-Manoli-tembhurnewadi-Gajapur Approx. (PDR 8) 0.50<br />
Shahuwadi-Parale-Yelvan-Majare (N H 111)<br />
0.50<br />
Manjare – Gelwade - Yelvan (ODR 16)<br />
0.20<br />
Yelvan - PDR 8 (ODR 10)<br />
0.20<br />
Malkapur- Vishalgad *(14 km)<br />
1.00*<br />
Pavankhind – Vishalgad (Kenbhurnewadi)*(10 km) 0.50*<br />
2 Bhakt Nivas Gajapur<br />
15×15 ft - 10 rooms<br />
30×20 dormetry 2<br />
1.80<br />
Bathroom, toilet, kitchen, water strorage facility<br />
3 Maintainence repair<br />
Old buildings, fortress, mansions,<br />
memorials,monuments, etc on fort<br />
1.50<br />
0.30<br />
Bajiprabhu, fulaji memorial - beautification, footh path<br />
4 wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
5 Bords/ signage’s 0.10<br />
6 Information booklet 0.05<br />
7 Rope way ( Gajapur- vishalgadh ) 1.00<br />
8 solid waste and sewage treatment plant<br />
3.00<br />
(for entire settlements on Vishalgadh )<br />
( Bridge strengthening and repair Rs.51-92/ MALKAPUR- Vishalgadh road<br />
Rs.5-50 lakh are sanction)<br />
2. Amba tourism resort- Amba<br />
No Particulars COST<br />
1 10 famlies /2 student’s tour<br />
10 rooms (attached toilet bathroom)<br />
2.00<br />
2 Dormetries (attached toilet bathroom)<br />
Kitchen - dining hall<br />
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3. sfari<br />
No Particulars COST<br />
1 Davrai in Amba ghat , MaNoli jangalsfari<br />
p.p.p.<br />
Amba – MaNoli - Pavankhind - Vishalgad sfari<br />
p.p.p<br />
Amba – Udgiri - Chandoli Tiger project sfari<br />
p.p.p.<br />
(Mini bus / open car/ AC car)<br />
Booking office - At Amba tourism resort- Amba<br />
(Connected with Kolhapur and tourist places)<br />
4 Water tourism<br />
1 Manoli and Gelvde - Barki lake 6 -12 seats life jacket,<br />
other sefty equipments, trained driver<br />
Booking office- At Amba tourism resort- Amba/lake site<br />
p.p.p.<br />
2 Maps /Boards/ Signages 0.70<br />
3 Three fold information booklet 0.50<br />
5 Forest tourism<br />
No Particulars COST<br />
1 Amba<br />
Realing 1000 mt *<br />
Treking route (3 km)*<br />
Steps*<br />
Forest lakes (20 by30 )*<br />
Pukka Cement weir* 0.245*<br />
2 Vishalgad<br />
Nursery 20 ht<br />
Cement bench<br />
Water tank, pipe line<br />
0.43*<br />
Barki<br />
3 Garbien type of weir*<br />
Steps*<br />
Dust bins<br />
Realing for 200 mt footh path<br />
Tree information Boards 100<br />
0.16*<br />
4 Anuskara- Ugavai temple<br />
Steps*<br />
1000 mt Realing at Konkan Darshan Point*<br />
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Tree fencing 10<br />
Water tank, pipe line<br />
Bords/ signages<br />
Cement bench<br />
Tree information Boards 100<br />
drinking water 0.09*<br />
(prop. By Forest dep *)<br />
Manoli Forest tourism<br />
No Particulars COST<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
Chandoli tiger project- Udgai<br />
No Particulars COST<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
Information center 0.10<br />
Udgiri Forest tourism<br />
No Particulars COST<br />
1 Hide, observation tower, solar lights, trekking routs,<br />
Realing 1000 mt Forest lakes (20 by30 ) *<br />
0.36*<br />
Cement wier *<br />
(prop. By Forest dep *)<br />
6. Barki –Gramdan smarak<br />
No Particulars COST<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Road NH127 to Barki lake (3.5 km) *<br />
Small bridge and Other work * 1.50*<br />
3 Multi purpose hall * 1.00 *<br />
4 Parking plaza* 0.50 *<br />
(* prop.by E.E/SP/pwd )<br />
7. Gelavade dam<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
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8. Pavan-khind<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Signages for trek route 0.50<br />
2 Information stone columns 1.00<br />
3 Pandhar pani Multi purpose hall * 2.5 *<br />
( Rs.179/ lakh sanctioned for privious plan.)<br />
9. Roads<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 pavankhind- bhat-tali footh path 0.50*<br />
2 phandre pani to shivaji vihir 0.50*<br />
3 panahala- pavan khind 1.00 *<br />
10 Dormetry at Pandhare pani /Bhat-tali<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dormetry 2 at pandhare pani / Bhat- tali<br />
Kitchen-dining hall (out of Rs.1. 87 core<br />
project )<br />
Wash room/drinking water/ shelter<br />
1.00 *<br />
11. Yelavanjugai temple -Yelavann<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
12. Udgiri temple – udgiri<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Cleaning/ repairing/ Mantainance 0.10<br />
2 Cultural center, parking, wash room* (Sanctioned) 2.89 *<br />
3 Road 28 km* 0.60 *<br />
4 Udgiri to Ratnagiri point footh path* 0.10 *<br />
(* prop.by E.E/SP/pwd )<br />
13. Dhopeshwar temple- Dhopeshwar<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Cleaning/ repairing/ Maintainance 0.30<br />
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14. Chandoli dam<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
15. Kadvi dam<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Gaganbavada taluka<br />
1. Gagangiri gad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Maintainance - repair<br />
Old buildings, monuments, Fortress, durgah, steps, 1.00<br />
fort wall of fort<br />
2 Resort<br />
M.T.D.C. And PWD guest house * (under progress) 1.49 *<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
4 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
5 Information booklet (three folds ) 0.05<br />
6 Karul Ghat- watch tower<br />
Bhuibavada - watch tower<br />
Anuskura - watch tower<br />
0.30<br />
(watch tower for safe sight seeing)<br />
7 Safari<br />
Anuskura, Palasamba, Weshraf, Sangashi, Borbet,<br />
Padamsatti, Bhuibavada, Karul ghat<br />
(Mini bus /open car/ AC car)<br />
p.p.p.<br />
Booking office- at M.T.D.C<br />
(Connected with Kolhapur and other tourist places)<br />
2. Forest tourism Borbet- Padamsatti<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dormetry, Wash room, water facility at Borbet 0.80<br />
2 Dajipur trek route<br />
0.15<br />
(markings/ gauides/ equipments)<br />
3. Morjai temple- platue<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Bhakt Nivas- Wash room/ drinking water 0.30<br />
2 Borbet- Morjai walk way (1.5 km)* 0.50 *<br />
(* prop.by E.E/SP/pwd )<br />
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4. Palasamba- Buddha caves/ Ramling<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Bords/ signages 0.25<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
३ Road NH 125 Asalaj to Ramling(3.5km) * 0.70*<br />
(* prop.by E.E/SP/pwd )<br />
5. Kumbhi dam- water and Forest tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.05<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
6. Weshraf- water and Forest tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.05<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
7. Kode–water and Forest tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.05<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
8. Water tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Kode, Weshraf, kumbhi dam 6 seat/12seat life jacket p.p.p.<br />
and safty equipments, trained drivers<br />
2 Booking office MTDC, Gaganbavada<br />
9. Sangashi- old temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.05<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
10. Roads Construction and repair<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
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1 Marale – Kolik (ODR 12) 0.30<br />
2 Kolik- kode- Asalaj (ODR 59 ) 0.30<br />
3 Sangashi- Gaganbavada 0.50<br />
4 Gaganbavada- Manbet (ODR 46) 0.35<br />
5 Gaganbavada- Borbet- Kandalgoan- Durgamanavad 1.00<br />
(PDR47)<br />
6 Asalaj- Palasamba 0.25<br />
11. Manbet Forest tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Trek route 0.20<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
12. Padasali<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Trek route 0.20<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
13. Andur<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Trek route 0.20<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/shelter 0.25<br />
14. Anuskura<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Trek route 0.20<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Panhala Talukas<br />
1. Panhala gad<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Old buildings, monuments, Fortress, durgah, steps, 3.00<br />
fort wall of fort<br />
2 Boards/ Signages 0.80<br />
3 Information booklet 0.10<br />
4 Film 0.30<br />
5 Light-sound show 1.00<br />
6 Development of new garden 1.00<br />
7 Rennovation of old garden 0.85<br />
8 Under ground cable of electricity 1.50<br />
9 Beautification 0.50<br />
10 Live show 0.50<br />
11 Resort at Vaghbil 2.00<br />
12 Wash-room 1.00<br />
13 Parking/ CNG bus service (Ravivar-peth to Panhala) 1.00<br />
14 Boards/ Signages 0.50<br />
15 museum 1.50<br />
Rs 320.33 lakh sanctioned in2007 for information center, wash room, footh<br />
path, reeling, bench<br />
2. Roads repair<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Vaghabil – Bandiwade-Ghungaru 0.30<br />
2 Budhawar-peth- Nebapur- Masai cave 0.40<br />
3 Vaghabil- Masudmale- Kodoli (PDR 10) 0.50<br />
4 Vaghabil – Kodoli – Nandari (NH125) 0.50<br />
3. Pavangadh - Redeghati<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Old buildings, monuments, Fortress, durgah, steps, 1.00<br />
fort wall of fort<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
3 Boards/ signages/ Information booklet 0.10<br />
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4. Water tourism<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1. Waghabil, Masudmale lake – 6/ 12 seater, life jacket,<br />
safty equipments, trained driver<br />
p.p.p.<br />
5. Shiva Kashid Memorial<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2. Information boards/ signages 0.10<br />
6. Masai temple<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Historical monument repair and maintenance 0.20<br />
२ Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
7. Masai Cave<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Historical monument repair and maintenance 1.00<br />
2 Boards/ signages 0.25<br />
3 Information booklet 0.05<br />
8. Pohale cave –Giroli (forest)<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Historical monument repair and maintenance 0.75<br />
2 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter/trake route 0.50<br />
9. Sadale -Madle<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Temple repair and maintainance 0.10<br />
2 Kolhapur sight seeing tower 0.30<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
10. Resort<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 MTDC panahala / Jyotiba (currentely exhisting ) -<br />
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11. Bhakt nivas / parking<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 At Kirli<br />
3.00<br />
Parking CNG<br />
1.00<br />
bus/car servis.<br />
p.p.p.<br />
12. Parking<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Giroli – parking facility - pay and park/ CNG bus ,<br />
Car service – towards panahala/ Jotiba<br />
1.00<br />
13. Vaghabil<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Vaghabil- parkingfacility - pay and park<br />
1.00<br />
CNG bus/ car servise<br />
14. Old Pargoan - Maruti temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair, Maintainance 0.10<br />
2 Boards/ signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
15. Paijarwadi<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
16. Masudmale Durgah<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair, Maintainance 0.20<br />
2 Boards/signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
17. Jotiba<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Road repair and srengthening<br />
Panjarpol Mhasoba temple road 0.30<br />
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Giroli to Yamai road<br />
Bus stand to Central plaza<br />
Kushire to Gaiamukh<br />
Kerli to jotaba<br />
* Nigave to kushire<br />
* S.T.Stand to Yamai temple<br />
Kerli - Jotaba Road to central plaza *<br />
S. T. Bus stand to Yamai temple *<br />
(* prop.by E.E/SP/pwd )<br />
0.20<br />
0.30<br />
0.50<br />
1.00<br />
0.50 *<br />
0.15 *<br />
0.25*<br />
0.07*<br />
2 Lake repair/ Maintainance<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Chavan lake 0.50<br />
2 Yamai lake 0.50<br />
3 Murlidhar lake 0.50<br />
4 Kapurbab lake 0.50<br />
5 Beautification 1.00<br />
6 Cleaning 1.50<br />
7 Repair and Maintainance 1.00<br />
3. Darshan mandap<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Darshan mandap 1.50<br />
4.Electrical repair and wiring<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Under ground cabale 1.00<br />
5.exost fan<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 excoist fan 0.50<br />
6 Police Staion<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Police station 0.50<br />
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7 Wash room/ tolites<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Primary school<br />
Behind cow (gay)<br />
South door<br />
Harijan wada<br />
Shinge wada<br />
Yamai temple<br />
2.00<br />
Bus stand<br />
8.Bhakt Nivas- Kerli/ Vaghabil/ Giroli<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 3 units for 1000 pilgrems(multistorage) 6.00<br />
9 Other<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Drainage line repair 2.00<br />
2 solid waste treatment plant 1.00<br />
3 Sewage treatment plant 2.00<br />
4 plantation 0.50<br />
5 beautification 2.00<br />
6 sewerage treatment plant 3.00<br />
7 enchroachment removal 3.00<br />
18. Yamai temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 safty wall 0.50<br />
2 beautification 0.50<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Radhanagari Taluka<br />
1. Road Constructin and repair<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dajipur- Olvan – Bison point (ODR 78) 1.00<br />
2 Piral to Durgamanavad (o.68 ) 0.75<br />
3 Piral to Dajipur (p.34) 1.50<br />
4 Gaibi to kalammawadi 0.50<br />
5 Panri to vaki – Saravade (PDR 51)(o 125) 1.30<br />
6 Olvan to Malwadi 0.40<br />
2. Resort<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
DAJIPUR-MTDC Resort –repair.* (sanctioned under 5.00 *<br />
1<br />
12 th plan/, forest permission awaiting)<br />
2 Tent resort at Dajipur 0.50<br />
3 4 suites and dormetry at Gaibi 1.00<br />
3. Durgamanavad -temple<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Bhakt nivas 1.00<br />
4. Gudal-Gudaleshwar temple<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
5. Gaibi<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
6. Kallmaawadi dam<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
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7. Water tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Radhanageri/ Kalammawadi dam 6 seat/12seat life<br />
jacket, safty equipments, trained drivers<br />
P.P.P.<br />
8. Safari<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dajipur to Bison Tower<br />
2 Gaibi to Idarganj (mini bus/open car/ ac car )<br />
Booking office at MTDC<br />
P.P.P.<br />
(Connected with Kolhapur and other tourist places)<br />
9. Trekking route<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Malwadi to Shivgadh<br />
2 Hasane to Ugawai<br />
3 Ugawai to dajipur<br />
4 Dajipur to Vakighol<br />
5 Patgoan- Kadgoan to Rajapur<br />
6 Rajapur to Surangi gate (7 hrs)<br />
*<br />
7 Surangi gate to Dajipur<br />
8 Dajipur to Manbet / hault at Manbet tower<br />
9 Manbet to Borbet or thakyacha wada- Hadkyachi sar –<br />
Vaghache pani – Dunk- Padamsatti – Borbet (7 hrs)<br />
(* sanction by forest dept)<br />
10. Vaki-Vakeshwar temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.25<br />
2 Boards/ signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
4 resort/ Dormetry 0.50<br />
5 Road repairs 0.20<br />
11. Jyotirling Temple (Savarde)<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.25<br />
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2 Boards/ signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
4 resort / Dormetry 0.50<br />
5 Road repairs/ Maintainance 0.20<br />
6 Medicnel plant nursery/ 0.10<br />
12. Chakreshwarwadi -<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Observation tower 0.30<br />
2 Footh path/ steps 0.20<br />
13. Hindalco mines<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center --<br />
14. Tulashi dam<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center 0.25<br />
15. Shivagad<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Observation tower 0.30<br />
2 Footh path /steps 0.20<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Gadhiglaj taluka<br />
1. Samangad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Stage 1 Rs. 59.71 sansation *<br />
Stage 2 Rs 73.44 sansation * ---<br />
2. Mahalakshmi temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair / Maintainance 0.25<br />
3. Nesary Smarek<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair /Maintainance 0.10<br />
Boards/ signages 0.10<br />
4. Bhairi temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Boards/signages 0.10<br />
3 Repair / Maintainance 0.15<br />
5. Bhimsagari<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Boards/signages 0.10<br />
3 Repair /Maintainance 0.15<br />
6. Hiralge Jain temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
3 Repair /Maintainance 0.15<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Aajra taluka<br />
1. Road Construction and Strengthening<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Aajara to Shurngarwadi (p 61 ) 0.50<br />
2 Shurngrerwadi to Nesari (PDR 77/ PDR 72) 0.30<br />
3 Aajra - Gavale – Kitawade (NH 134) 0.50<br />
2. Ramthirth waterfoll<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
3. Chaloba temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 trek/ footh path 0.10<br />
3 Boards/signages 0.10<br />
4. Trek/ Nature trek<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dhanagar mola<br />
Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter<br />
0.25<br />
Boards/ signages<br />
0.10<br />
2 Pernoli sada<br />
Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter<br />
0.25<br />
Boards/signages<br />
0.10<br />
3 Chitri project<br />
Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter<br />
0.25<br />
Boards/ signages<br />
0.10<br />
4 Avandi –Chtri project<br />
Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter<br />
0.25<br />
Boards/ signages<br />
0.10<br />
5. Choukul waterfall<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair /Maintainance 0.30<br />
2 Resort 1.00<br />
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6. Jain Temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair /Maintainance 0.25<br />
7. Chikotra dam<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter/ Information center 0.30<br />
8. Ambehole dam<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter/ Information center 0.30<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Bhudargad taluka<br />
1. Road Construction and Strengthening<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Patgoan to Veserde (p 58) 0.30<br />
2 Veserde to Kitwade (odr 169/137) 0.30<br />
3 Tambche wadi to Cheakwadi 0.50<br />
2. Bhudargad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Historical monuments, lakes, fortress, temples repair 1.00<br />
2 Boards/signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
4 Dormetry 1.00<br />
3. Rangana<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Historical monuments, lakes, fortress, temples repair 1.50<br />
2 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
4 Dormetry 1.00<br />
5 Foot path/ trek route repair 0.50<br />
4. Forest tourismRangana/Bhudergadh<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Well, temple repair /reeling/*<br />
Boards/signages 0.53*<br />
(prop. By forest dep)<br />
5. Patgoan Dam<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
6. Mauni math<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ beautification 0.50<br />
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7. shengoan<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Craft center 0.50<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
8. Injubai Temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ maintainance 0.30<br />
9. Vakighol<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dormetry 0.50<br />
10. Trek/ Nature trail Mathgoan<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dormetry 0.50<br />
2 Trek/ trail development 0.20<br />
11. Mavuli temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.25<br />
2 Boards/signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.10<br />
4 Dormetry 0.50<br />
5 Road Repair 0.25<br />
12. Balumama temple - Adamapur<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair 0.10<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
3 Dormetry 0.50<br />
13. Chikewadi<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Dormetry 0.50<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Chandgad taluka<br />
1. Road Construction and Strengthening -<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Nagave- Jelgude – Kalanidhigad (ODR 202) 0.30<br />
2 Kalanidhigad – Jangamhatti - Rajgoli (ODR 198) 0.40<br />
3 Kolik- Mhalunge - Udiye(ODR 201) 0.30<br />
4 Rajgoli -Kodali (ODR 200) 0.40<br />
5 Tudiye – Mahipalgad –Kovad (pjr 77) 0.40<br />
6 Jambare – Chaukul 0.30<br />
2. Road Construction and Strengthening (Prop. By P.W.D.)<br />
7 Kolhapur dist. To Isapur* 1.15*<br />
8 Tilarinagar to Tilarinagar Dam. * 3.00*<br />
9 Pargad Mirvel to state border (4.50 km) * 4.50*<br />
10 Foot of Pargad to Pargad fort* 0.75*<br />
11 Tilari –Madvale –Turkewadi (sr 121 ) * 3.00*<br />
(*Prop. By P.W.D. )<br />
3. Pargad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair 0.50<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
3 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
4 Dormetry/ Information center 0.50<br />
5 Development of Tilari point/Panji point /Sun set point * 0.30 *<br />
6 Ganesh lake ,Gujel lake, fatak lake* 0.30 *<br />
7 Observation Tower 0.30<br />
8 Realing 0.30<br />
(*Prop.by Forest dep)<br />
4. Tilari Dam<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dormetry 0.50<br />
2 Tilari waterfall development * 0.30<br />
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3 Water sports – boat club * 0.20<br />
P.P.P.<br />
4 Pargad point, Kalanidhi point, Mogalgad point, Lashker 0.50<br />
point, Rayatoba point *<br />
5. Kalanidhi gad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.50<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
3 Boards/signages 0.10<br />
6. Mahipalgad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.50<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
Boards/signages 0.10<br />
7. Water tourism-Tilari/ Jangamhatti/ Jambare/ Ghataprabha<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Changing room / jeti 4 0.80<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter-4 1.00<br />
8. Kegad/ Kumbhavade water fall<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Changing room / jeti 0.40<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.50<br />
9. Nature Tourism / Trek<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Tilari – Kolik – Jangamhatti 0.10<br />
2 Pargad – Kolik - Jangamhatti 0.10<br />
10. Nature Tourism Patane- Vaghotri ( kanavi)<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Hall and other work * 0.15*<br />
(* prop.by Forest dep.)<br />
11. Nenewadi Paragliding center (ppp)<br />
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No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center 0.10<br />
2 Shelter 0.10<br />
12. Resort (Chaukul/ Pargad/ Suleran)<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Dormetry / Tambunivas 3.00<br />
13. Vaidyadnath temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.30<br />
14. Gandharvgad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.30<br />
15. Ravalanath temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.30<br />
16. Shiv Temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.30<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Kagal taluka<br />
1. Kagal - proposal by Nagar Parishad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Percolation Tank Repairing/ Strengthening/<br />
0.18<br />
beautification<br />
2 Coloured and musical fountain 0.70<br />
3 Road lighting 0.20<br />
4 garden development at Shramik colony 0.90<br />
5 Amusement park at lake site 0.20<br />
6 Restrotion of lake 0.10<br />
7 Chain fencing 0.25<br />
8 Island in the lake 0.35<br />
9 Yashwant Fort- Shivsrushetri 1.00<br />
10 Yashwant Fort - Natyagruh 0.70<br />
11 Aquarium 0.50<br />
12 Nam. Gopalkrishna Ghokhale Memorial 1.00<br />
13 Development of river bank site 0.50<br />
14 Board/ signages 0.03<br />
15 Boat cloub 0.27<br />
16 Plantation at lake site 0.25<br />
17 Beautification of islands in the City 0.30<br />
18 Resort/ parking 1.75<br />
Total cost* 36.00 *<br />
(*proposal by Kagal Nager parishad)<br />
2. Lakshmi Hill<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Boards/ signages 0.10<br />
3 Trek 0.10<br />
3. Jaysingrao lake<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification/ Recreational activity 0.50<br />
4. Gaibi darga<br />
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No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.30<br />
2 Beautification/ parking 0.10<br />
3 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
5. Five –star MIDC –<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center 0.10<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
6. Mal bangala (Industry’s office )<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center 0.10<br />
7. Arches (Kagal city)<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.20<br />
8. Senapati kapashi<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Chppal nirmiti Kendra (Footware production Centre) 0.50<br />
9. Murgud lake<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
10. Chh.Shahu Sugar Industry<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center ---<br />
11. Ghodegshwar temple Kurukali<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas * 0.75*<br />
2 Wash room * 0.15*<br />
3 Paving * 0.15*<br />
4 Solar lamps /parking * 0.10*<br />
5 Pipe line * 0.40*<br />
6 Footh path* 0.70*<br />
(* E.E.PWD KOP PROP )<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Hathkangale taluka<br />
1. Alamprabhu<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
2 parking / Beautification 0.25<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2. Ramling<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas 0.75*<br />
2 Wash room 0.15*<br />
3 Paving blocks 0.10*<br />
4 Solar lamps /Parking 0.20*<br />
5 Road repair 0.50*<br />
6 Steps constration 0.10*<br />
7 Realing/wall 0.15*<br />
8 Water tank/ pipe line 0.10*<br />
(*E.E. PWD KOP. PROP.)<br />
3. Narande (trek / nature trail )<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
2 parking / Beautification 0.25<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
4. Mangoan<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Mangoan parishad - Memorial Beautification 2.00<br />
5. Atigre lake/ water Tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boating P.P.P.<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
3 Beautification 0.25<br />
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6. Vadgoan<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Lake Beautification 0.25<br />
2 Lakshmi temple Beautification 0.25<br />
3 Sir Senapati Memorial Beautification 0.25<br />
7. Nagnath Temple -Narande<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 temple repair /restroration 0.75<br />
2 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
3 parking / Beautification 0.20<br />
4 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
8. Alate (Durgah)<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
2 parking / Beautification 0.20<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
9. Kunthegiri<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
2 parking / Beautification 0.20<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
10. Kunthegiri– Vipashyana Centre<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center 0.10<br />
11. Nej<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center 0.10<br />
12. Manpadale Maruti Temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.20<br />
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2 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
13. Sidhoba<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.20<br />
2 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
14. Kumbhoj<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
15. Bahubali<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas * 0.75*<br />
2 Wash room * 0.15*<br />
3 Paving blocks * 0.15*<br />
4 Solar lamps /Parking * 0.10*<br />
5 roads * 0.50*<br />
(*E.E.PWD KOP PROP )<br />
16. Dhuloba<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas * 0.50*<br />
2 Wash room * 0.15*<br />
3 Paving blocks * 0.10 *<br />
4 Solar lamps /Parking * 0.15*<br />
5 pipeline * 0.10*<br />
(*E.E.PWD KOP PROP )<br />
17. Pattan-kodali<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas * 0.75*<br />
2 Wash room * 0.15*<br />
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3 Paving blocks * 0.15*<br />
4 Solar lamps /Parking * 0.20 *<br />
5 roads* 0.25*<br />
(*E.E.PWD KOP PROP )<br />
18. Biradev Temple Alate<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas * 0.50*<br />
2 Wash room * 0.15*<br />
3 Paving blocks * 0.10*<br />
4 Solar lamps /Parking * 0.15 *<br />
5 water tank pipe line * 0.10*<br />
6 roads* 0.25*<br />
(*E.E.PWD KOP PROP )<br />
19. Hupari – Ambabai Temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas * 0.50*<br />
2 Wash room * 0.15*<br />
3 Paving blocks * 0.10*<br />
4 Solar lamps /Parking * 0.15 *<br />
5 Water tank /pipe line* 0.15*<br />
6 Road repair* 0.25*<br />
(*E.E.PWD KOP PROP )<br />
20. Herle Jain mander<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.20<br />
2 Boards/ Signages 0.20<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Shirol taluka<br />
1. Kurundwad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair ०.५०<br />
2 parking / Beautification ०.२५<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter ०.२५<br />
2. Kavathegulak<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information / publicty ०.१०<br />
3. Khidrapur<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information / publicty ०.१०<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter ०.१५ *<br />
2 Solar lamps /Parking/tree plantation * ०.२० *<br />
3 Rajapur to Khidrapur road (odr 58-3-50 km) १.५० *<br />
4 Khidrapur-Takali-Dattawad-Denvad (4 km) २.०० *<br />
5 palakhi marg ०.५० *<br />
6 Temple repair १.०० *<br />
(*)(E.E.PWD KOP PROP.)<br />
4. Kurundwad<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Footware Production ०.५०<br />
2 milk products ०.५०<br />
5. Water tourism<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wadi to rajapur bandhara ०.५०<br />
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6. Shirol Cooperative Sugar Industry /green house<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center ---<br />
7. Terwad Mukteshwer mander<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair ०.२५<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter ०.२५<br />
8. Bhakta nivas Nrusinhwadi<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Dormetry २.००<br />
2 Yatri nivas * ०.७५ *<br />
3 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter* १.५०*<br />
4 Paving blocks * ०.१० *<br />
5 Solar lamps /Parking * * ०.१५०*<br />
6 Roads* ०.१५० *<br />
7 palakhi marg १.४० *<br />
(*E.E.PWD PROP )<br />
10 Shirol lake<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification ०.५०<br />
12. Jaysingpur<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Food-flower moll १.५०<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Karveer taluka<br />
1. Vadange lake<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
2. Vadange temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair 0.50<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
3. Prayag -Chikhali<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
4. Water tourism – Prayag - Kasaba bavda<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 4 Jeti -boating 1.00P.P.P.<br />
5. Rajputwadi –stud farm<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.50<br />
6. Rajputwadi<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Scout banglow repair 0.50<br />
7. Ujalaiwadi Temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
8. Rajaram lake<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
9. Kanery math / lake<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
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2 Beautification of Lake 0.50<br />
3 Boating club P.P.P.<br />
10. Bahireshwar<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
11. Aare<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair<br />
2 Remaining work 0.50<br />
12. Bid<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Yatri nivas* 0.50*<br />
2 Wash room* 0.15*<br />
3 Paving block* 0.15*<br />
4 Solar lamp / parking* 0.10 *<br />
5 Water tank/ pipe line* 0.10*<br />
6 Internel roads* 0.25*<br />
(* E.E.PWD PROP )<br />
13. Chambukhadi<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.30<br />
14. Nandval<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification/ Repair 2.00<br />
15. Washi<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification/ Repair 1.00<br />
16. Sangarul Mahadev Temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification/ Repair 0.50<br />
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17. Sangavade Narsoba temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification/ Repair 0.50<br />
18. Chitranagri<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Information center --<br />
19. Kalamba<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Trek/footh path 0.30<br />
3 Bords/Signiges 0.10<br />
20. Sadale-Madale<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
2 Trek/ footh path 0.30<br />
3 Boards/ Signages 0.10<br />
21. Katyayani<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Trek/footh path 0.30<br />
2 Bords/Signiges 0.10<br />
3 Yatri nivas* 0.75*<br />
4 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter* 0.15*<br />
5 Paving block* 0.15*<br />
6 Solar lamps/ parking * 0.10*<br />
7 water tank/ pipe line* 0.25*<br />
8 Internel roads* 0.50*<br />
(*E.E.PWD PR)<br />
22. Shiroli<br />
NO Particulars cost<br />
1 Lake Beautification 0.50<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.25<br />
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Particulars of Development work<br />
Kolhapur city<br />
1. Bhakta nivas - extension<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Tembalai Bhakta nivas extension –rooms/ dormetry/ kitchen 3.00<br />
1 Multi storey parking– Food plaza<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 ST stand<br />
2 Babujamal Durgah<br />
3 Kapiltirth<br />
4 Shingoshi<br />
5 Sidharth nagar<br />
6 Kavla naka<br />
15.00<br />
7 Sambhaji nager<br />
8 University old bus stop<br />
9 Fulewadi<br />
2. Shoping plaza- Food Plaza<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Chappal line / pan line 2 nd floar<br />
2 Padalkar market 2 nd floor<br />
3 Kapiltirth market<br />
4 Kotitirth market<br />
10.00<br />
5 Janata bazar Rajarampuri<br />
3. Sathmari<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 2.00<br />
2 Beautification 2.00<br />
4. Vitthal Temple – Mirajkar Tikti<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 1.00<br />
2 Beautification 0.50<br />
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5. Radhakrishna Temple – Mangalvar peth<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.50<br />
2 Beautification 0.20<br />
6. Babujamal Durgah<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/ Maintainance 0.50<br />
2 Beautification 0.20<br />
7. Panchganga ghat<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 0.50<br />
2 Beautification /electrification 1.00<br />
3 Repair/ Maintainance 0.50<br />
4 Construction of Ganesh idol immersion kund 1.00<br />
5 North bank of river development /Beautification 2.00<br />
8. Kasaba bavada ghat<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Gardening 0.50<br />
2 Beautification 0.50<br />
3 Construction of Ganesh idol immersion kund 1.00<br />
9. Development of Bhavani mandap<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair/colouing<br />
2 Beautification/ electrification<br />
3 Garden<br />
4 Music system<br />
5 Light and sound show<br />
10.00<br />
6 Sculpture<br />
7 Rehabuitation of hocures<br />
10. Shalini palace<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
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1 Cost of building ---<br />
2 Beautification<br />
3 Repair/ Maintainance<br />
4 Museum<br />
3.00<br />
11. Karver nager vachan mander<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Rennovation<br />
2 Beautification<br />
3 Repair/ Maintainance<br />
1.00<br />
12. Bindu chauk Fotress (Tatbandi)<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Sculpture<br />
2 Beautification<br />
3 Repair/ Maintainance<br />
1.50<br />
4 electrification<br />
13. Town hall /garden<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
14. Rankala chaupati /garden<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Boting<br />
2 Garden/Beautification<br />
3 Food plaza/Rehabuitation of hocures<br />
1.00<br />
15. Tembalai temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification<br />
2 Garden/ Beautification<br />
3 Road repair<br />
0.50<br />
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16. New palace /garden<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Repair ---<br />
2 Garden/ Beautification ---<br />
17. Kotitirth lake<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Garden/ Beautification 0.50<br />
2 Beautification 0.50<br />
18. Jayprabha stoudio<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Museum 0.50<br />
19. Mandhare Art Gallery<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
20. Dudh kata<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Beautification 0.50<br />
21. Navdurga project<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Muktambica, Anukamini,Yallama, Ujalai, Shakambari, 3.00<br />
Kalamba, Katyayani, Tembalai, Padmavati – repair<br />
2 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter 2.00<br />
3. Information booklet/ map 0.10<br />
22. Kolahapur kala dershin –culturerel program production<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Script making 0.50<br />
2 recording 0.10<br />
3. material 0.50<br />
4 Back stage and material development 1.00<br />
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23. Event Management<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Kolhapur Festival<br />
2 Dasra –tembalai yatra<br />
3 Rankala Festival<br />
4 Kiranochhav (mahalaxmi temple )<br />
5 Navaratra ucchav<br />
10.00<br />
6<br />
7<br />
Wrestling Competition<br />
Dipochhav<br />
24. Souvenir production<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Information booklet/map 0.50<br />
2 CD production 0.50<br />
3. Web site 0.50<br />
4 Souvenir proudaction (Nagerkhana,Ambabai temple, 0.50<br />
Rankala tower, stachu of Tararani, Shahu,<br />
Bajiprabhu, shiva kashid )<br />
5 Photo /painting 0.30<br />
25. Bramhpuri excavation site<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Rehabilitation<br />
2 development of excavation site<br />
3. information center<br />
Information booklet/map<br />
10.00<br />
4 Other development<br />
26. Stone inscription museum<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Museum<br />
2 Information booklet/ map<br />
2.00<br />
27. Chh.Shahu samajik Kendra –science park (shahu mill )<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 science park -planetarium 3.00<br />
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2 Museum 1 5.00<br />
3 Museum 2 5.00<br />
4 Art Gallery– selling counter 1.00<br />
5 selling counter 1.00<br />
6 Hotel/restorant 1.00<br />
7 Parking 1.50<br />
8 amphitheatre 2.00<br />
9 Drama theatre 5.00<br />
10 dormetory 10.00<br />
28. Chh.Shahu janmsthal (Laxmi vilas palace )<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 CM fund Rs. 12 lakh<br />
11th plan Rs.34 lakh<br />
12th plan Rs.1.14 core<br />
DPDC Rs.3 core<br />
2 Remaining work 15.00<br />
29. Kala Maharshi Baburao Painter Lalitkala bhavan<br />
NO Particulars Cost<br />
1 कलामहर्षी बाबुराव पेंटर ललीत कलाभवन ननम ाती<br />
<br />
अबलाल रहेमान चित्र – शिल्पsss कलासंग्रहालय.<br />
प अल्लास या खस ंसाहेब संगीत ., नृत्य कलासंग्रहालय.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
चित्रतपस्वी भालजी पेंढारकर नाट्य – चित्रपट संग्रहालय.<br />
रववंद्र मेस्त्री कला ालन<br />
V<br />
Chitrapti V. Shantaram natyagruh<br />
Anandrao Penter preview theater<br />
Govindrao tembe recording studio<br />
Anant Mane editing studio<br />
15..00<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Baburao Pedhearker opean stage<br />
Madhu Bhonsle rehearsal hall<br />
Painting studio<br />
Guest house.<br />
office<br />
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30. Gardens<br />
No Particulars Cost<br />
1 Repair 2.00<br />
2 Beautification 1.00<br />
3 Development program 2.00<br />
31. Tourism information center<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 S.T.stand, Shambaji nagar, Rankala, Relway station, Air port,<br />
temples<br />
0.30<br />
32. Trafic signal system<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Trafic signal system 0.50<br />
33. Chh Shahu kusti maidan<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter<br />
Repair<br />
Beautification<br />
Arch repair<br />
Parking<br />
Control room<br />
lawn<br />
electrification<br />
5.00<br />
camera system<br />
sound system<br />
booking office<br />
34. Keshavrao Bhosale Natyagruh<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Arch, porch-staire case, corridor, store room repair, Stage,<br />
curtons, wings, lights, other material, Air-condition system,<br />
Cantteen/ hotel/ wash rooms/ booking office/ office/ drinking<br />
water/ shelter, Parking 2.00<br />
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35. Mahalaxmi temple<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Parking-shighoshi market, patenker school -<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
Repair<br />
Water storage<br />
Wash room/ drinking water/ shelter<br />
Beautification<br />
Safty majors/ disaster managenment/ c. c. tv<br />
camera<br />
Solid waste managenment<br />
Puja offering treatment<br />
information center<br />
Information booklet/map<br />
40.00<br />
Boards/Signages<br />
Under ground electrification<br />
Uchhav and other event<br />
Darshan mandap<br />
sound system<br />
Medical facilities<br />
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New Project<br />
No Particulars cost<br />
1 Biodiversity Interpretation Centre, Radhanagari 3.00<br />
2 Nature Interpretation Centre, Shahuwadi 3.00<br />
3 Medicinal Plants Park, Ajara 2.00<br />
4 Agro Mall, Chandgad 2.00<br />
5 Food-Flower Mall, Shirol 3.00<br />
6 Rural Craft Centre, Gadhinglaj 2.00<br />
7 River Tourism, KArveer, Shirol 2.00<br />
8 Folk and Ancient Art Gallary, Pahala 2.00<br />
9 Adventure Sport’s Centre, Panhala 3.00<br />
10 Adventure Sport’s Centre, Gaganbavada 3.00<br />
11 Animal Exhibition, Pattankodoli, Hatkanangale 1.25<br />
12 Folk Culture Centre, Bhudargad 2.00<br />
13 Textile Park, Ichalkaranji 3.00<br />
14 Ornament Park, Hupari 3.00<br />
15 Agro Tourism 2.00<br />
16 Product Processing, Selling 2.00<br />
17 Kolhapur Mall 15.00<br />
18 Sport Centre 15.00<br />
(All the cost Figures are in Crores. )<br />
169
Shahuwadi<br />
Vishalgad<br />
Vishalgad Durgah<br />
Manoli Dam<br />
Pavankhind<br />
170
Panhala<br />
Jotiba<br />
Buddhist Caves<br />
171
Chandgad<br />
.<br />
172
Shirol<br />
173
Gaganbavada<br />
174
Karveer<br />
175
Kolhapur City<br />
176
Intra City Tourism<br />
177
Food Products<br />
178
Radhanagari<br />
179
Kagal<br />
180
Hatkanangale<br />
181
Ajara<br />
182