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Tourism in Beed District

  Tourism in Beed District Tourist attractions abound in the district of Beed, and the district makes a major contribution to the tourism sector in Maharashtra.  There are many places of tourist attractions located within the district and several people visit the places on a regular basis.  The most popular tourist spots in Beed district include Parli Vaijinath, one of the Jyotrilingas of  Lord Shiva .  The other notable tourist destinations in the Beed district are the Peacock sanctuary at Naigaon, Bendsura Dam at Beed, Shivaji Chouk, Sautada Waterfall, Khajana Bawadi, Dharur Fort, Rameswhar Temple, Kapil Dhar Water Fall, Kapil Dhar Temple, Khadeshwari Mata, Shaheshawali Dargah, Shri Vaidyanath Madir Parali, Kankaleshwar, Jatashankar Temple, Khandeshwari Temple, Khardoba Temple, the Samadhi of pioneer Saint Poet Mukandraj in Ambajogai, etc. #trending #viral #instagram #love #lifehappymedia #lifehappy #marketing #Lhm #vaibhav #vaibhavnagargoje #architecture #li...
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History of Beed District

  History of Beed District History of Beed district is quite rich, and the district has been under the rule of a number of different rulers.  The city of Beed located here was called "Champavati Nagari" in the ancient period and there are still some old monuments showing the signs of past glory in the form of city entry doors (called Ves in local language) and city protection walls.  The district was a part of the Nizam state before the independence of India and was included within the area of the  Hyderabad  State, till 1956.  When the Indian states were reorganised in 1956, the Marathwada region was included in the state of  Mumbai  and the Mumbai state was further divided into Maharashtra and  Gujarat  in 1960.  Since then, Beed district has been an integral part of the state of Maharashtra. #trending #viral #instagram #love #lifehappymedia #lifehappy #marketing #Lhm #vaibhav #vaibhavnagargoje #architecture #like #likeforlikes ...
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Geography of Beed District

  Geography of Beed District The Balaghat range is the main range here in the district running from Ahmednagar in the west to the border of Beed district in the east. This range divides the district of Beed into two parts. One is the plains area in the north called the Gangathadi and the other is the highland region of the Balaghat range called the Ghats. There are many hills in the district. Most of the hills in the Balaghat range rise more than 2500 feet above sea level from the Balaghat range, whereas the plains have heights ranging between 1200 and 1500 feet from sea-level. The main rivers flowing through the district include the  Godavari River , Manjara, Sindphana, Wan and Bindusara. The climate in the district is mostly pleasant. There are three main seasons here- summer, winter and the monsoons. #trending #viral #instagram #love #lifehappymedia #lifehappy #marketing #Lhm #vaibhav #vaibhavnagargoje #architecture #like #likeforlikes #tourist #travelphotography #nature...
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