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Satara, located in the western part of Maharashtra, is a historic city with a rich cultural and political heritage. The city is famous for its Satara Fort, which was once the capital of the Maratha Empire. The district is a major producer of sugar, soybeans, and grapes, with the famous Satara grapes being a significant export. The region is also known for its stunning natural beauty, with Kaas Plateau (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and Table Land being popular tourist attractions. Satara has a strong connection with Swarajya, the Maratha ideal of self-rule, which is reflected in the many temples and historical sites. The city celebrates festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, and Makar Sankranti with fervor. It is also a prominent site for eco-tourism, attracting nature enthusiasts and trekkers. The district has seen infrastructural improvements, particularly in road networks and agriculture. The presence of waterfalls and lakes also makes it a growing hub for tourism and hospitality industries.