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Palghar, located in Maharashtra, is a coastal district known for its natural beauty, beaches, and forests. The district is a part of the Konkan region and is famous for its picturesque landscape, which includes Silvassa and the Vaitarna River. Agriculture plays a major role in Palghar?s economy, with the cultivation of rice, sugarcane, and coconut. The district also produces fisheries, with marine fish being one of its primary exports. Palghar is home to several temples, including the Shri Vithal Mandir and Kelve Beach Temple, which attract visitors throughout the year. The district has a significant tribal population, particularly the Warli tribe, known for their traditional art and crafts. The region celebrates Diwali, Holi, and Gudi Padwa with traditional fervor, and eco-tourism is on the rise with the growth of resorts and homestays along the coast.