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Sindhudurg, a coastal district in Maharashtra, is renowned for its beautiful beaches, historical forts, and vibrant fishing industry. The district gets its name from the famous Sindhudurg Fort, built by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the 17th century, located on an island off the coast. Sindhudurg is part of the Konkan region, famous for its lush green landscapes and coconut trees. The local economy is driven by fishing, agriculture, and tourism, with crops like cashew, rice, and mangoes being significant. The district has many scenic beaches, including Malvan and Vengurla, attracting domestic and international tourists. Sindhudurg is also famous for its spices and cultural heritage, including folk dances like Lezim and Dholki. The district is known for its traditional Konkani cuisine, especially seafood. Sindhudurg is working on infrastructure development, especially in terms of tourism and road connectivity. It celebrates festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, and Navratri with much enthusiasm.
Main Road, Mumbai - Goa Hwy, opp. RSN Hotel, near National Highway 66, Gudhipur, Kudal, Maharashtra 416520, India