Sangola

Sangole or Sangola is a town with a metropolitan gathering in Solapur District in the Indian territory of Maharashtra. It is arranged close to the fringes of Satara District, Sangli District, and Solapur District. It is situated at the crossing point of state thruways SH-161, SH-3, and SH-71. Customarily, in numerous noteworthy records this region was a piece of the Mandesh district. Its name is gotten from the Maan River. Sangole is popular for pomegranate generation.

Sangole's economy is fundamentally determined by farming, with material plants counting cotton, grape preparing production lines and sugar manufacturing plants found in the zone. One cotton process, Sangole Taluka Sahakri Sut Girni, was granted best turning factory in Asia for a couple of years. Sangole is renowned for pomegranate generation. Sangole pomegranates are sent out to the United States, England, and a few Middle Eastern nations. Sangole is known for the Khillari bullocks, uniquely found in the local town of Wadegaon. Vacationer destinations in Sangole incorporate the post and an Ambika Devi sanctuary. Ublic workplaces are presently housed in the fortification. A yearly reasonable is held in the sanctuary amid Magha to pay tribute to the goddess, Ambika Devi. You can come and experience this place.