Reasons to buy in Malvan

Building the house of your dreams is an emotional and financial investment. While some prefer settling down in the busy city suburbs, getting your house in the lap of nature is an unexplainable pleasure altogether. Had a worked up week? Sneak out for a weekend getaway. Adventure seeker? Hunt all the hiking options. One such astounding location is Malvan. Neighboured by Goa, Malvan offers respite from the busy city life with its sprawling beaches, forts, temples and not to forget-water sports! Samarth Krupa Developers have undertaken a residential project in Malvan that would offer residents aesthetically appealing interiors and a visually spectacular exterior. These 1BHK and 2BHK apartments are sure to offer a comfortable stay close to natural and tourist attractions. Wondering how to plan your sightseeing itinerary? We’ve got you covered with a comprehensive list of locations and activities to do in Malvan. Take a note.

Kunkeshwar Temple

Devgad, a site near Malvan has kept the world wanting for its world-famous Alphonso Mangoes. The taluka also houses the spectacular Kunkeshwar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Overlooking the shores of the Arabian Sea, the temple dates back to 1100 A.D. and has earned the name of “Konkan Kashi ''. The name of Kunkeshwar comes from Temple Kunkeshwar it means "God Shiva" in the Marathi language. People from all over Maharashtra visit the temple during Mahashivaratri, in February each year to witness a three-day celebration. If you are a critic of architectural marvel, Kunkeshwar Temple is a must-visit to behold South Indian architecture. The peace around provides the perfect environment to meditate.

Anganewadi Temple

This is a very famous temple in Malvan taluka. Various theories are told to explain the origin of the temple. One of them is that a cow belonging to one of the villagers used to discharge milk in the greenwood which turned into a plaque. When the owner went out to look for the cow, he found the matter. On the same day, he got a divine message in his dream. He started to worship that stone of plaque. The word sprayed and people have since been visiting the place annually. Since the plaque was found in rocky soil (Bharad) the goddess comes to be known as Bharadi. Bharadi Devi is famous for her wish-fulfilling(Navas) power. Her devotees express their wish(Navas) before her and once the wish is fulfilled, they come again for her Darshan(visit) to express their gratitude. The annual fair of this temple wherein musical, dance, drama and folk art events are conducted invites crowds across the state.

Jay Ganesh Temple, Malvan

Jay Ganesha Temple, built by Shri Jayantrao Salgaonkar, is distinctive for the golden idol of Lord Ganesha. Located in Medha. This temple is of Lord Ganesha. This temple boasts intricate architecture with a square-shaped inner sanctum and a tower as the external facade. The temple has 8 Ganesha idols carved in the ceiling of the temple.

Lakshmi Narayan & Ravalnath Temple (Walawal)

Laxmi Narayan temple, just 15kms away from Kudal (a tehsil town on NH17) is the finest example of the Hemadpanthi style of temple architecture. Surrounded by lush greenery with a beautiful reservoir nearby, this temple dates back to the early 14th century. Constructed by Suryabhan & Chandrabhan Prabhu-Desai brothers, this East-facing temple is very famous in the Sindhudurg district. This tri-level Laxmi Narayan temple is divided into the entrance hall, central hall and palanquin shaped Sanctorum. The entire construction is of teakwood. The central hall is spacious and has beautifully carved stone pillars and a roof. The main door is short in height and has a splendid carving of lotus flowers on it. The big bell in the temple was taken from Portuguese sailors and has French lettering on it. This picturesque temple should definitely be on your hit list. Don’t forget to get a few snaps clicked.