Shalgaon

India / Maharashtra / Karad /
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Coordinates:   17°22'37"N   74°18'3"E

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  • Shalgaon my mother land.Village has a great historical protective wall around the entire village.One can vitness the remains of the same even today.The best part of the village is the entrance of the village.It was the best in our District.My village produced clay wresler like Mr.Mahadev Pahilwan.He is pride of my village. My village is better known with his name.I m proud of my village. Although I m away from my village for past 22 years I can never forget my childhood that I enjoyed in my village.I would like my villagers away from the village to visit the village at least once in a year and participate in annual fair called Jatra. vitthal koratkar
  • Hi Vitthal, Myself Harishkumar Shikhare, Shalgaon is my mother's place (Indu Shinde)grand place, In my childhood in summer vacation I am always staying and enjoying lot.
  • My own place is shalgaon.I am proud of this. Mukundraj is famous god of this village.Poet Aadya Shree Mukundraj placed at this location.Paintings and construction of this temple are excellent.Shaligram rishi was living at this place So that SHALGAON is famous.Only two temples of shri Mukundraj in the INDIA one is at ambejogai and other is at Shalgaon.
  • why this village name is shalgaon, behind this one histry there is one sant name shaligram maharaj, because of that name of my villga shalgaon. this is my dream village.
  • Hi My name Vijaykumar karande Shalgaon is My village this very butiful place in wold biggest nice place mla abhiman ahe me Shalgaon made jalmala alo thite lok friends Ganpati utsav Mukundraj school tukei davi ane sarvo mitra I like hi Miss you all
  • Shalgoan is a historical place. The main entrance of shalgoan describes the historicity of this place. Many people came to visit this village. The gramdaivat of this village is " SHRI MUKUNDRAJ " .Shalgaon is a Village in Kadegaon Taluka in Sangli District of Maharashtra State, India.
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