Tasgaon

Tasgaon is a city and a metropolitan chamber in Sangli locale in the Indian province of Maharashtra. Tasgaon was given as Jahagir to Parshuram Bhau Patwardhan by Narayan Ballal Peshava in 1774. Tasgaon sansthan was slipped by British amid decision of Shrimant Ganapatrao Patwardhan. Tasgaon Grapes from the city from Tasgaon are extremely acclaimed grapes in Maharashtra. The town is renowned for its worldclass Grapes.

Grapes are traded for the most part to Asian nations like UK, UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and so forth. A standout amongst other quality grapes are from Tasgaon, as at some point the extent of a grape is the length of 3.5 inches. Creation rate of grapes is as twice as Nashik. The Ganapati Temple in Tasgaon which is more seasoned than 225 years, is special as the storage compartment of Lord Ganesha is twisted towards right and this symbol is considered as Living Lord, dependably there to favor networks.

The Lord Ganesha symbol is in gold, weighing 125 kg. The Gopur 5 Story old development as Entrance to sanctuary of Ganesha Temple is the tallest 96 feetin Maharashtra as these Gopur's are usually found in South India. Ganesh celebration is praised with extraordinary energy. It is extremely well known for Ganesh's Rath Utsav multi day after Ganesh Chaturthi. Viththal Sakharam Page previous leader of vidhan parishad and the author of Rojgar Hami Yojana, hails from a town called Visapur.