Raigad Pradakshina

Thanks to my dear friend Mandar P as he was ready to come with me for 'Raigad Pradakshina'.

i had been many times to the fort before but this experience was first kind in which I enjoyed the joy of being Marathi and I am very lucky to say that "I am proud of MAHARASHTRA" as well as "INDIA".

This is the only country where you can feel nostalgic. The nature was so good, we took about 6 hours to complete the whole round.

Kiran Shelar is a good guy of history. If you want any information about Marathas history he can tell you within seconds and the photos he had captured in his mobile of Vikramgad was awful. Also he gave us new vision to see towards history...........

I can say that and now busy with collecting information about Maratha Empire.

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