There are many exotic facets of the
Maharashtra state. From art and architecture to beaches; from caves to ancient monuments; from temples, gurudwaras, mosques and churches to hill stations and hot springs; from costumes to music; from cuisines to picnic spots; much much more – Maharashtra is just the abundance of tourism. This is what indigenous Maharashtra is.
Caves like
Ajanta and
Ellora make an introduction, worth the while, to the rock- cut architecture of the caves and the temples there. Numerous and various other abodes of religious venerations and forts are examples of the martial times of Maharashtra. The modern times of the state witness the movie buffs which one visiting the state would definitely not like to miss. The dreams of being into the city of the famous Bollywood – Indian Hindi Film Industry and an integral part of
endemic Maharashtra – are about to come true.
The basic indigenousness of
endemic Maharashtra comes from the panorama of the Malvan region of the state. Some of the basic ingredients that make the tour of
endemic Maharashtra so refreshing and enthusiastic are the Caves of
Ajanta and Ellora – the most ancient tourist attraction in Maharashtra;
Konkan Coast – the longest coastline on the western side of India; Bollywood – India’s largest film making industry in
Mumbai and the epicenter of worldwide entertainment; other numerous temples and places of worship – witnesses of the age old devotional practices going on in the state of religious splendor.
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