One of the best things to do in Sindhudurg is to go fort-hopping—the Nivati fort, also built by Shivaji, is hardly 10 km from the sea-fort. It is perched on a cliff near lush paddy fields and mango orchards, which yield the best Alphonso mangoes grown in the country. Experts believe that the black basalt stone found in the region is an essential element for growing the delicious pulpy fruit. Also, make sure to reserve a day to explore the backwaters of the Nivje river, lined with rows of coconut trees, during sunset in a traditional wooden boat. There is a surprise awaiting guests as they row across the river—a resident hornbill couple, otherwise not found in this area, has made it their home.Sindhudurg is full of such magical moments, waiting to be experienced.
Chasing serenity in Maharashtra’s Sindhudurg
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- January 25, 2024
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