Things to do in Ganpatipule in December

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December is a good time to visit Ganpatipule. The weather is usually very warm and breezy, with temperatures ranging from 70—86°F (21—30°C).

Ganpatipule has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your December trip to Ganpatipule. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to December. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Ganpatipule in December. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout December, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Weather in Ganpatipule in December

Temperatures on an average day in Ganpatipule in December

The average temperature in Ganpatipule in December for a typical day ranges from a high of 86°F (30°C) to a low of 70°F (21°C). Some would describe the temperature to be very warm. The general area may also feel breezy.

For comparison, the hottest month in Ganpatipule, April, has days with highs of 93°F (34°C) and lows of 78°F (25°C). The coldest month, January has days with highs of 86°F (30°C) and lows of 69°F (21°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Ganpatipule in December based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in December
86°F
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General weather summary

Very warm, breezy
Feels like
1%
Chance of rain
0.005 in
Amount
11.8 mph
Wind speed
54%
Humidity
11.1 hrs
Daylight length
6:57 AM
Sunrise
6:05 PM
Sunset
56%
Cloud cover
Sleeveless shirt
What to wear
What to wear in December
With an average high of 86°F (30°C) and a low of 70°F (21°C), it generally feels very warm and breezy. With that in mind, most people would dress in something very light like a sleeveless shirt
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Best attractions for Ganpatipule in December

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Ganpatipule has to offer for travelers in December, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Ganpatipule that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Ganpatipule for December.
Shree Ganpatipule Mandir
1. Shree Ganpatipule Mandir
4.8
(13181)
Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
Hindu temple, believed to be hundreds of years old, dedicated to Lord Ganapati (Ganesha).
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The Ganpatipule Temple, situated on Konkan coast of Maharashtra, is a serene and spiritually enriching destination. Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, it houses a naturally formed Swayambhu idol, making it a unique and highly revered pilgrimage site. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Arabian Sea, the temple beautifully blends devotion with scenic charm. The clean beach, tranquil surroundings, and divine atmosphere make it a must-visit for both devotees and travelers in search of peace and serenity.
Divine peace by the sea — A spiritual gem of Konkan The Ganpatipule Mandir is not just a temple; it’s an experience of devotion, serenity, and natural beauty beautifully woven together. Located right on the stunning Konkan coastline, this ancient temple of Lord Ganesha holds a divine energy that calms the heart the moment you step foot inside. The temple itself is unique — the self-manifested idol (Swayambhu Ganpati) faces the west, unlike most temples, and directly overlooks the vast Arabian Sea. The rhythmic sound of waves merges with the temple’s chants, creating an atmosphere that feels sacred and peaceful beyond words. Whether you visit early in the morning during aarti or in the evening at sunset, the energy here feels pure and powerful. The surroundings are breathtaking — golden sands, clear blue sea, and green hills in the backdrop make Ganpatipule not only a spiritual destination but also a natural paradise. The temple premises are well-maintained and very clean, with proper facilities for devotees. The management has done a commendable job preserving both its sanctity and cleanliness, even with large crowds during weekends and festivals. The road leading to the temple is scenic, and you’ll find small stalls offering modaks, coconuts, and souvenirs. The local people are warm and humble, always ready to help or share stories of the temple’s history. The nearby Ganpatipule Beach adds to the charm — it’s peaceful, safe, and perfect for a quiet walk after darshan. What makes this place truly special is the sense of calm and connection it offers. You don’t just visit Ganpatipule; you feel it — in the sound of the sea, in the faith of devotees, and in the presence of Lord Ganesha himself. A visit here is not just a religious trip but a soulful journey. Whether you seek blessings, peace, or just a break from the chaos of life, Ganpatipule Mandir is a must-visit spiritual haven of Maharashtra.
The temple is so devine and the staff and pujari of temple are so humble and helping. Atmosphere of temple made my day awesome and cheerful. Here you can forget all your tension and get peace of mind. The beach is also next to temple which is so cleaned and sunset is so beautiful.
Ganpatipule Mandir is a truly divine and peaceful place located right beside the beautiful beach. The temple’s atmosphere is calm, spiritual, and full of positive energy. The idol of Lord Ganesha here is swayambhu, which makes the place even more special. The combination of sea waves and temple bells creates a magical feeling. the spiritual vibe make it a must-visit destination for devotees and nature lovers alike. - Darshan Timing - Morning : 05:00 AM - 12:00 PM Evening : 12:00 PM - 09:00 PM - Aarti Timing - Morning : 05:00 AM AfterNoon : 12:00 PM Evening : 07:00 PM Night : 08:40 PM
Shri Ganpatipule Mandir, one of the Ashtvinayak mandir🛕is right at the beach offering a beautifull sea beach view 🌊. It is fenced to avoid direct exit to beach, ensuring safety for kids. Outer mandir premise is peaceful & has good boundary seating, photography is allowed outside. Photography is not allowed, inside the mandir. Ganesh idol is of saffron colour & is midsized. Darshan was easy & it was less crowded during evening hours. Mandir also has got lighting in the evening. During my visit in Diwali, prasad facility was undergoing rework. Pathway to Mandir is well-managed. The initial footwear dropping area is slightly far & you may have to walk barefoot for 100 metres till the final entry.
The Ganpatipule Temple is situated on Konkan coast of Maharashtra, is a serene and spiritually divine place. Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, it houses a naturally formed Swayambhu idol of Ganesh ji. A very calm and filled with a positive vibrance.
Serene place and a must visit for Ganesh devotees. The USP of the place is its approximate to the beach. Cleanliness is priority. You can have prasad at 7:30 pm, and mandir closes at around 9:00 pm after aarti.
🌊 Location: Ganpatipule is a beautiful coastal village located in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra. 🌴 Famous for: This place is well-known for the Ganpatipule Temple, a very famous temple of Lord Ganesha situated right by the sea. It is an ancient temple and attracts both tourists and devotees. 🌞 Tourist Attractions: Pure and clean beaches Peaceful and devotional atmosphere of Ganpatipule Temple Scenic natural beauty of the Konkan region A small but charming fishing village 🚍 Best Time to Visit: November to February, when the weather is cool and pleasant. 📸 Ganpatipule is an ideal place for religious pilgrimage, photography and peaceful relaxation.
Ganpatipule Beach
2. Ganpatipule Beach
4.6
(2912)
Beach
Outdoor Activities
White-sand beach adjacent to a Hindu temple, with snack vendors, waves & water sports.
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Scenic and peaceful: The beach is noted for its clean, bright sand and the backdrop of lush green hills adjoining the sea — a refreshing escape from city bustle. Close to landmark: The famous Ganapatipule Temple (a self-manifested Ganesha shrine) is right near the beach, adding a cultural/spiritual layer to the outing. Good mix of relaxation + activity: You can lounge and soak up views, and there are also water sports / rides available for fun. What could be improved Crowds can build up, especially during festival times or peak season — if you want solitude, choose early morning or off-peak days. Swimming may require caution: Some sections have rip currents and sudden drop-offs, so keep an eye on safety. Being a popular destination, parts of the beach may have more commercial activity (food stalls, water-rides) which might detract slightly from a completely “untouched” feel. Tips for your visit Visit during morning or evening for best light, calmer crowds and soothing views. Bring footwear for walking on sand — midday sun can warm the sand significantly. If you plan on water sports, check pricing in advance and ensure the equipment looks well maintained. For a more relaxed vibe, explore slightly off-the-main-strip beach sections where there are fewer stalls. Don’t forget your camera! The juxtaposition of sea, sand, coconut palms and the temple makes some beautiful photo opportunities. --- Conclusion: If you’re looking for a beach in Maharashtra that offers natural beauty + a cultural twist + the chance for leisurely fun, Ganapatipule Beach is an excellent choice. Just pick your time wisely, respect the sea, and you’ll have a memorable visit.
Beach is not as clean as we expect, and that’s obvious due to crowd and number of stalls & local vendors. There are water sports activities also. But as you move ahead a bit towards MTDC that stretch of beach is so peaceful and relaxing but again it’s not that much clean and tourist friendly, you can walk or stay and relax post sunset.
Ganpatipule Beach is one of the cleanest and most serene beaches I've seen! The beach is very clean and neat, and the rule of no entry after 9 PM helps maintain its pristine condition. I had the advantage of staying at the PWD Rest House, which had direct access to the beach, making my 2-day stay even more enjoyable. The stunning sunset views and peaceful atmosphere made it perfect for relaxation. A must-visit destination for anyone looking for a tranquil beach experience!
One of the awesome and clean beaches. The shallow waters help to enjoy more. Less crowded and long beach is really good to enjoy with friends and family. You should never forget to witness the golden hours at the beach.
However, the experience is let down significantly by the lack of cleanliness, especially near the main temple and food stall area. The sand and the access paths have noticeable litter, which is disappointing for such a spiritual and naturally beautiful place. The facilities (like public restrooms, if available) could also use a major upgrade and better upkeep. ​Overall, it's a good destination for a pilgrimage or a short visit to enjoy the view and the unique temple, but don't expect a pristine, resort-style beach experience. It has incredible potential that is currently hampered by poor maintenance and waste management.
A beautiful and clean beach with plenty of water sports options. Great place for families, and small kids will really enjoy the activities. Perfect for a relaxed evening by the sea.
One of the beautiful, spectacular beach in Konkan region. Ganpatipule beach is a well maintained & facilitated beach with cleanliness & clear sea water, right at Shri Ganpatipule Mandir 🫧 . Enjoy your splash in the sea to get soothing massaging effect & experience relaxed body. Water is clean & clear, no crabs or any sea animal disturbance & it's neither crowdy. If you are visiting Ganpatipule Mandir, you have also arrived at adventurous beauty. Yes, beach has got many water activities like : 1. Family Dragon Ride - Easy 2. Bumper Ride - Mid thrill 3. Banana Ride - Thriller 4. Spinning Wheel Ride - Most thrilling 5. Jet Ski Water rides are also highly recommended as they are super fun & you get to see mesmerizing view of sea & greenish blue sea water as they take deep. Every ride is worth a penny. If you take entire package of rides, it would cost around ₹800, could be bargained more if you more folks. Single ride would cost ₹200 per person. Best time to visit is during early morning after 7 AM to enjoy cool sea water & it's view with water activities. Breakfast can be availed at the beach at Hotel Swati or Samrat to begin your adventurous day at the beach. There are benches around for everyone to sit, relax & dry. Beach also has coastguard.
One of most peaceful and relaxing beach. White sand scenic beauty. You can sit and relax for hours only with sea sound. No crowd during normal days.
Prachin Konkan Museum
3. Prachin Konkan Museum
4.4
(4696)
Museum
Art museum
Open-air museum featuring life-sized displays & sculptures reenacting village life & culture.
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The visit to Prachin Konkan was very good and informative. They have kept the staff well trained and they manage the place very well. The place is very well maintained in terms of cleanliness. While having the tour there is a certain chance of you getting mosquitos bite but they will provide you Odomos in advance. There is very less mobile network connectivity but they will provide you WiFi support.
Great place to visit if you' are in Ratnagiri and if you want to know more about the Konkan history. Rs.50 ticket per person and 50 extra if you are going to use a camera. You will also get a free guide who will explain in detail. Highly recommended for an educational and enriching experience!
It was really an awesome experience to know Ancient Konkan life 100+ years back people use to live. The guide was very knowledgeable and provided good information about history of Konkani people. I must say one should visit to understand Konkan culture and Maharashtrian people's living in Konkan region. I paid ₹50 per person with ₹50 additional for taking camera photos.
A very good experience overall. The personal tour guide explained everything well, and the exhibits were interesting. Even under the noon sun, the tour felt comfortable. The shell museum is also worth visiting. A must-see spot for anyone exploring Ganpatipule.
The place we visited was truly remarkable and offered a lot to explore and learn but the guide's delivery felt robotic. While all the information was provided, it lacked enthusiasm and interaction. A more engaging and personal approach would have made the visit truly memorable.
The Prachin Konkan Museum in Ratnagiri is a captivating destination that beautifully showcases the rich heritage and culture of the Konkan region. Nestled amidst lush greenery, the museum offers an immersive experience with life-sized sculptures, traditional village setups, and exhibits that depict the lifestyle, professions, and rituals of ancient Konkan. It also features a botanical garden highlighting the region's diverse flora and a seashell collection reflecting its coastal essence. A guided tour provides fascinating insights, making it a must-visit for anyone eager to explore Konkan’s history, traditions, and natural beauty.
It was a great experience. I learned a lot of important information. They provided good information about past kokan culture in detail I would recommend if you are coming at ganpatipule then please visit prachin kokan
The **Prachin Konkan Museum** is a must-visit for anyone interested in experiencing the rich culture and history of the Konkan region. Located amidst lush greenery, the museum offers a unique, immersive journey into the traditional lifestyle and heritage of the area. The guided tour was both informative and engaging. Our guide shared fascinating insights about the ancient customs, architecture, and livelihoods depicted through the life-sized exhibits. From the intricate recreations of village homes and trade practices to the display of traditional tools and art forms, every detail has been thoughtfully crafted. One of the highlights was the herbal garden, showcasing various medicinal plants and their uses. The handicraft section also had some beautiful souvenirs to take home. The serene ambiance and the museum's efforts to preserve and showcase Konkan's heritage deserve special appreciation. It’s a perfect destination for families, students, or anyone looking to learn about the region's cultural roots. Highly recommended for an educational and enriching experience!
Malgund Beach
4. Malgund Beach
4.6
(602)
Beach
Outdoor Activities
This scenic stretch of sandy beach offers a tranquil environment for walks & relaxation.
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Clean beach Clean water, If you want to spend your weekend with very less noise and people this is the perfect place. Great place to enjoy with your loved one💞
I had the pleasure of spending quite some time at Malgund Beach, and it left a lasting impression. The water is remarkably clean, and the scenic views are absolutely delightful. A morning walk along the shore was a refreshing experience for me. Watching the sunrise, accompanied by the sight of cranes gracefully flying overhead, felt truly amazing. While the beach sees a small crowd on weekends, it never felt overwhelming. For families, this is an ideal spot to unwind and play. The beach is well-maintained, though I did notice a few bits of litter here and there. However, it wasn't enough to dampen the experience. Photography enthusiasts will especially enjoy the sunset here, as the shifting colors of the sky create a perfect backdrop for stunning shots. Access to the beach is quite convenient, even for the elderly, with an easy 2-minute walk from the main road. A clear signboard marks the entrance, making it simple to locate. Overall, Malgund Beach is a charming spot for nature lovers, photographers, and families alike.
Beautiful beach with less crowds and a perfect place to hangout with friends and family. Here you can enjoy the sunset, cuisine in nearby restaurants, water sports like banana ride, para motoring and horse cart ride. Some snacks and coconut water is available on the beach. Very clean water and must visit especially in evenings.
A beautiful, clean and serene beach with very less crowd. Perfect for families, and kids can safely enjoy playing in the sea water. A peaceful and refreshing spot.
Malgund Beach is a quiet and beautiful place, great for people who love nature. The sand is soft and golden, perfect for walking or relaxing. You can see many birds around the beach, flying or sitting near the water. The trees and plants near the beach make it even more peaceful. The sound of the waves is very calming. It’s a good spot to enjoy nature, watch birds, or just sit and relax by the sea.
Malgund Beach is a peaceful stretch of pristine sand with sparkling blue waters, ideal for those seeking quiet relaxation away from crowds. Without shacks or restaurants like Goa, it offers an uninterrupted and natural setting—perfect for tranquil beach walks and solitude.
Located just 5kms off GanpatiPule, Malgund beach is a clean and peaceful beach with less crowd. The beach is clean and offers stunning views during all times of the day. There are small stalls where you can buy VadaPav, Maggie and spend your time at leisure. One can easily spend 1-1.5 hours here away from all the hustle bustle to rejuvenate. Most of the beach resorts are located at Malgund beach making it a good choice to stay.
This beach is serene and less crowded. Access to beach can be bit tricky. It's 1.5 kms from Ganaptipule.
Magic Garden
5. Magic Garden
4.2
(1415)
Theme park
Nature & Parks
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Really good for families and kids. Many activities in reasonable rates to cut the afternoon. They have maintained it really good with a lot of attraction to click photos. Couples may avoid :)
A new garden located in Ganpatipule. It is a popular tourist attraction. The entrance of this garden is carved out of wood having a wooden monkey. There is a life size sculpture of T-Rex near the entrance of the garden. This garden offers a live magic show, horror show, mirror maze, infinity hall, vortex tunnel and a 3D show. One can spend 2 hrs in this garden. The entry fee is Rs. 150 per person. However, had not gone inside this garden. It is the first theme park in Ganpatipule. Overall, a good place for families and kids.
Magic garden experience was average as couples. But I would recommend this only for family with kids as they will like the events inside. Don't pay ₹50 extra for playing games as they are waste of money just go for ₹150 per head for the 5 events. Infinity wall is just a selfie point with mirrors over wall, floor, ceiling but no fun. Mirror Maze was good as it created an illusion even as adult to find escape route. Vortex tunnel is also amazing as we were passing to it created an illusion in mind that we were spinning but it was our mind that was spinning. Horror house was also ok to scare kids. 3D Adventure show was also good for kids not for adults. At last the Magic show was also good but I am not big magic lover as grown up but the magician guy is good with his mind tricks so be careful as you won't understand his magic but pure illusion.
Overall, it's a fun place. Specifically, it's made for families and children. It has a lot of activities to do, which includes - A Mirror Maze, an infinity selfie room, a haunted house, a magic show, a movie theatre, and a games room. It also has a lot of greenery and plants. Inside the premises, it also has a souvenir shop. It's a place where children will enjoy a lot, whereas the adults might get a bit bored. One thing is that you need to pay extra for taking your phone inside the garden. It has two types of ticket plans, where the costlier one includes more activities.
The mirror room, vortex tunnel and magic show were enjoyable, and the staff was supportive. However, for the fees charged, more fun and experience zones could be added. Some experiences like the 3D show feel outdated, and a few zones were not working. Overall above average, with good potential for improvement.
Pathetic Experience at so called Magic World. Ruined our mood as well got some gifts from big mosquito's. Two stars are for the kind hearted Magician. Be careful the staff here is very arrogant and moody (especially the 3D World person named Mr. Ajit). Story Time... Tldr: Entry denied/delayed by staff for the 3D show and made to wait in heat with Mosquitos for more than 30 mins. So I came here with my family (4 people) and complete the Mirror Maze, Vortex Tunnel and went towards the 3D show. Mr. Ajit said that the show has started and you shall get done with magic show (which is the next activity) and then you may join the 3D show. So following Mr. Ajit's advice i took my family to the Magic Show which was done in 15 Min Max. The 3D show was still not completed, so we went to the Ghost House/Haunted House which gets completed in 5 Min. Mr. Ajit himself came shouting the show is beginning hurry up. So we started walking towards 3D show. However, Mr. Ajit pulled his magic trump card here and said it has started and you will have to wait now till it gets over. He as well as the Magician (which is a gem in all these egoistic staff) said that you wait the show will end in 10-15 min then we will take you inside. So again the waiting starts....thanks to the benches provided outside my parents (both senior citizens) were atleast able to sit while we wait. But the mosquitos weren't going easy, also the heat and humidity were doing there magic as usual. After 15 Mins, Mr. Ajit comes and says it is my Tea Time now you wait for more 5 Mins. We being good humans understand the tea break but it was so uncalled however keeping our cool we didn't create an issue here. Since my parents were having a hard time with Mosquitos and heat outside i requested Mr. Ajit to atleast allow us to sit in the hall but he disallowed and said wait outside. I thought, they might have turned off the ventilation/fans/ac in the theatre so he was disallowing us, but after he went i peaked inside and the place was having fans and AC left on. This proves the humanity level at which the staff is operating here. We gulped down this insult and again started waiting outside believing that tea break will be done in 5 Mins and then we can enjoy the 3D show for which we have paid. But, suprise suprise Mr. Ajit has got some special watch which slows the down his time by 1/4. We waited for 20 mins odd and Mr. Ajit was not yet back. Then we lost our cool and just walked out and requested the ticket counter madam to refund our fare for Magic Show and gave here the complete details of ordeal. She says you go watch the show there isn't any refund possible. In the end we thought to not go back to Mr. Ajit and just gave up. Feedback/Notes: The lunch break was defined, tea break wasn't defined eventhen we were okay with Mr. Ajit leaving for tea break as he said he will be back in 5 Mins. We understand, Mr. Ajit may be having a bad day due to personal reasons but he should not release his stress by taking it on people (especially senior citizens) who are indirectly paying for his wages. Also please give training to staff for treating customers properly.
It is okayish place. Nothing as such very fascinating but still one of the places for kids in Ganpatipule. I would not call it as must see however.
The experience was very good specially with activities like mirror maze, infinity mirror, 3D shows, selfie point and tunnel. You can skip the game zone as only few games are free and most of the exciting games are paid. Would highly recommend this place if you are visiting Ganpatipule.
Bliss Spa by Westbay
6. Bliss Spa by Westbay
4.9
(153)
Massage spa
Spas & Wellness
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Bliss spa at Westbay Resort & Spa, Ganpatipule is pure bliss! From the moment I walked in, the calming vibe and soothing aromas made me feel relaxed. The therapists are amazing—super skilled and know exactly how to melt away stress. I got the Balinese massage and it was just perfect! The steam room and the chill-out area were the perfect way to wrap it up. If you’re looking to unwind in style, this place is a must-visit!
Hoghly recommended as staff are professional.It was a really good massage, focused exactly where I requested in a lovely setting.
I had a best experience at the spa in Westbay, very relaxing and rejuvinating. Naina suggested me the best massage options and Grace provided me a good and relaxing massage. Thanks team.
We took a couple massage from Marina and Jenny. The judgement of pressure point and awareness was awesome by both the therapist. The receptionist Naina was also very welcoming and overall the spa was also very well maintained. The only reason for 4 rating was non availability of soothing music and if small aroma could have been added.
I so many reviews regarding massage I would like to know more about the service and their prices so can you please share me any contact number so I can get in touch with you . I would like to visit
This is very exciting experience to us The receptionist, miss Naina is very co- operative and she explained us everything very well. She is perfect person for your reception. Massage experience is very nice.we feel very relaxed and better. We feel very happy to visit here.
The experience was very relaxing and as per our expectations. Me and my wife enjoyed the spa session … the messiest were fully trained for the perfect body massage . We would love to visit again . Thank you . Souraabh & Vidula Jadhav .
Very nice massage. Good therapists. Very neat and clean well maintained rooms.
Bikehoppers - Bike Rental Ganpatipule
7. Bikehoppers - Bike Rental Ganpatipule
4.7
(40)
Scooter rental service
Outdoor Activities
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I had a great experience renting a bike from Bikehoppers Bike Rental in Ganpatipule. Yogesh Bhide, the owner, is incredibly helpful and polite, always ready to assist if you need any help. The rental cost is ₹700 per day, which is quite reasonable for the convenience it offers (8 AM to 8 PM). The bikes, specifically the Activas, were in excellent condition and easy to ride. It was the perfect way to explore Ganpatipule and nearby areas at my own pace. If you're looking for reliable bike rentals with exceptional customer service, I highly recommend this place!
#Bike on rent at Ganpatipule # Highly recommend Vikrant & Yogesh bhide for the bike rental service provided by them at Ganpatipule. They were very polite, courteous and provided guidance on our itinerary. The activa provided was in good condition and at a reasonable cost. They also helped us with the nearest Petrol pump station and few recommendations in the town. All this proved to be a great additional support for us. I highly recommend them.
I just happened to stumble upon Bike Hoppers while searching for “Bike rentals at Ganpatipule” on Google. Their response was very prompt. Vikrant confirmed the bike that I needed for local commute at Ganpatipule. At ₹700 per day, it is a little high charged but the bike was in superb shape and very comfortable. He also offered me a pickup and drop to Ratnagiri railway station which I readily accepted. At ₹1500 one way, it is reasonably priced. They also provide self driven cars. Apart from this, any advice on local restaurants, shopping and sightseeing, Vikrant is the go to man.
Great experience! Rented an Activa for 2 days in Ganpatipule , the scooter was in well condition and ran smoothly. recommended! 👌
Suprising to fact that I searched bike on rental in ganapatipule and found this place which I was never expected in Ganapatipule unlike in Goa where bike renting is obvious. Based on review, I thought let's give a try if I can get a scooter on rent to visit nearby places & it was all real. I got the scooter with pick and drop facility at my hotel. I had a awesome ride on scooter & visited nearby places like Jaigad, light house etc. Thank you for the service, it was really great. Keep it up :)
Avoid, Avoid, Avoid!! Chor Bike Rental. Yogesh charged 300 rs for petrol when the scooter only travelled for ~60km stating that his "new" scootie gives only 20km/l average.
Explore City on Bike.. Thanks to Yogesh Sir who guided us patiently and politely about tourist Spot around the city which makes our ride more memorable and easier..The bike was in good condition and felt very safe for ride.. Really appreciate friendly service.. 😊😊
The service is very friendly, affordable and efficient. The owner is very considerate and sweet, he even suggested many places to visit nearby underrated to the internet which is a plus.
Kavi Keshavsoot Smarak
8. Kavi Keshavsoot Smarak
4.6
(723)
Heritage museum
Museums
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Touched and elated that someone thought of such a monument to celebrate the life and legacy of 'केशवसुत'. Thanks to Shri Madhu Mangesh Karnik and Konkan Marathi Sahitya Parishad. It's a beautiful structure, with plaques inscribed with some of his famous poems. A very well maintained garden surrounds it, which holds a sheet metal sculpture of a man poised to blow the iconic 'तुतारी'! A large hall also holds pencil portraits, brief biographies and a famous poem of many other poets. There's a library too. A must-visit-place, if you love Marathi literature - especially poetry - and are visiting Konkan. There's a very nominal entry fee. A book lover can spend an entire day, but do keep at least an hour.
Kavi Keshavsoot Smarak is a beautiful memorial honoring the renowned Marathi poet Krishnaji Keshav Damle, known as Keshavsoot. This spacious and well-preserved house is where he was born. Inside, you can find various poems from this great poet, thoughtfully engraved on granite. There’s also a lovely library where you can relax and immerse yourself in a range of Marathi books and literature. The surroundings are delightful, featuring the poet's birthplace, which is vibrantly painted in a warm red hue and meticulously maintained. A small pond adorned with beautiful lotuses adds to the charm of the premises. In one hall, you'll discover a collection of poems and pencil sketches by modern Marathi poets like Vinda Karandikar, Vasant Bapat, Ba Si Mardhekar, and others. Located in a quaint lane in Malgund, the memorial is just a five-minute drive from Ganapatipule. I highly recommend visiting this tranquil spot to appreciate the beauty of the area and the richness of Marathi poetry. Regards, AshMod's Kitchen
Visited the Kavi Keshavsoot Smarak as it was a listed sightseeing in GanpatiPule. We visited with less expectations and liked it. It’s more enjoyable for anybody who has read his work or is interested in literature. It’s a well maintained place with a dedicated place having plaques carved with Kavi’s poems. There’s a small library as well. Overall the place gives a peaceful vibe with birds chirping and a poetic feeling. Must visit for literature fans and can be skipped otherwise. There’s an entrance ticket of INR 10
Stepping into the Kavi Keshavsoot Smarak (Memorial) in Malgund feels like trading the roar of the ocean for the quiet rustle of paper and the profound silence of history. Malgund is the birthplace of Krishnaji Keshav Damle (1866–1905), universally known as Kavi Keshavsoot, the pioneer of modern Marathi poetry. This memorial is a pilgrimage site for literature lovers and a beautiful architectural tribute to his legacy.
One of the best from a cultural point of view. The young generation must visit to enhance marathi literature and to know value and hard work of any writer.
Kavi Keshavsut Smarak in Ratnagiri is a peaceful place that honors the legacy of the renowned poet. The house has rooms, and behind it is a library filled with Kavi Keshavsut’s works along with other poets’ writings. It’s a great place for literature enthusiasts to enjoy some quiet time. While it’s not too elaborate, the atmosphere is calm and informative. A good visit for those interested in Marathi literature. Worth checking out, though it could be a bit more interactive!
Must visit place. Nice info about the marathi poets
Truly enchanting experience. Stepping into this historical haven felt like a journey through time, immersing me in the ambiance of Marathi literature and poetry. This literary pilgrimage is a must for admirers of the Victorian era and poetry enthusiasts alike. It beautifully preserves the legacy of the poet, making it a compelling destination for those seeking a profound connection to the roots of literary brilliance.
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