Maharashtra Unlimited 7.7.5

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Through 'Maharashtra Unlimited' we hope to take our readers on a journey of discovery across the various forts and beaches, forests, caves and temples, and finally arts and festivals that make the culture of Maharashtra so distinct. Our aim is to showcase the wealth of natural beauty and history, to uncover the hidden treasures of the state. With Maharashtra being home to 1200 caves (i.e. 80 percent of the caves of India), 720 kilometres of a coastline and over 400 forts, there is plenty to read about in each issue. Far beyond ordinary tourist magazines, every issue of 'Maharashtra Unlimited' features articles by well-known scholars and archaeologists, highlighting treasures like the ancient rock-cut caves of Karla, the temples of Solapur or traditional literature, arts and crafts like 'Tambat' and much more. Discover more about 'the Great State' with 'Maharashtra Unlimited'!

April - June 2014: This issue answers all your questions on what to do in Maharashtra this summer. Beat the heat on the golden sands of Diveagar, Konkan or rise above it on the hill stations of Satara. We explore the temples of Jejuri and Nilkantheshwara and pay tribute to the divinely talented Bal Gandharva. Flip through this issue to find lesser known destinations like Jawhar and Harnai.

January - March 2014: This January, Maharashtra Unlimited turns the spotlight on ecotourism. We explore the amazing diversity of natural wealth from the marine life of the Arabian sea and the turtles of Velas to the grasslands of Solapur with its elegant leaping deer. And of course, the magnificent forests of Vidarbha stand tall in this issue too, along with all the communities who are helping make ecotourism a sustainable source of livelihood.