Swaraj agrotourism

 Tourist places around Swaraj Agrotourism

Swaraj Agrotourism You will find many historical tourist places around. Swaraj Agrotourism is located in Varakhwadi village in wai called South Kashi.

1) PANDVGAD FORT

4177 feet, Pandavgad Fort lies on the Wai-Mandhardev Road. Pandavgad Fort was built by King Bhoj II of the Shilahar Dynasty. This fort was formerly under the rule of Adilshahi. The fort was taken by Shivaji Maharaj in 1673 AD but in 1701, Aurangzeb 

captured the fort.

2) menwali ghat

Menwali Ghat is a beautiful place to visit near Swaraj Agrotourism.  This ghat pleases the mind.  After going to this ghat, the tension disappears.  It feels so good to close your eyes and just listen to the chirping of the birds.During the year 1768, Nana Phadnavis built this Wada, a Ghat (steps) leading from the wada to the bank of Krishna river, and two temples, one dedicated to Lord Vishnu and another to Maheshwar Lord Shiva 

3) Narsingh mandir dhom

Dhom is a village adjacent to Swaraj Agrotourism.  In this village there is a wonderful and unique Narasimha temple built by the Pandavas.  This temple is built with many works of art.  The entire temple is built in stone and even more amazing is the temple which is built on water.

4) Nanafadnvis wada

Nana Fadnavis Wada This palace is really worth seeing.  It is the same today as it was during Fadnavis' time.  It is a very beautiful palace.The building is known as Nana Wada. It was the residence of Nana Phadnavis, a minister and statesman of the Maratha Empire during the Peshwa administration in Pune. The mansion is spread over 20,000 square feet and was built in 1780. The beautiful architecture of the mansion has stood the test of time.

5) Rayreshwar fort

Rajeshwari fort is near Swaraj agrotourism . The fort is very beautiful. It's very easy and simple to climb. This is a good place for trekking.Raireshwar has a temple famous for its historical importance. It's said that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj had cut his little finger and taken the oath by dripping blood onto the Shivling of the temple. Thus, this temple played an important part in Maratha's history.

Another feature of Raireshwar is the seven colored soil.  Seven colors of clay can be seen at the fort.