BORDI
Culture & Sightseeing
Dahanu Bordi
Surrounded by the sea, the beaches at Dahanu-Bordi are clean and serene. Apart from the beaches, the Aswali Dam is another place of attraction. The lush greenery and the farm life experience have always attracted tourists from around the nation.
Historical Significance
Every city, town or region has a few tourist attraction places that gain the interest of frequent travellers. Bordi is a bit more than just another tourist destination. The place is historically as well as socially important, as this is the land where 92 freedom fighters of our nation were born. Once an undeveloped region, the town is now fully developed and boasts of a number of primary schools, three high schools, management institutes, as well as many employment opportunities.
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Ganpati Carvings on a Baobab Tree
Ganpati carvings on a baobab tree are a remarkable fusion of art, spirituality,
and the mystique of nature. The baobab tree in Bordi BhatAali, often called the
"Tree of Life" due to its resilience and life-sustaining properties, becomes an
even more powerful symbol when adorned with the image of Lord Ganesha, the
remover of obstacles and harbinger of prosperity.
These carvings represent harmony between nature and divine energy, transforming
the ancient baobab into a living shrine. Such creations remind us of the sacred
bond we share with the environment, urging us to preserve these magnificent
trees while celebrating our spiritual traditions.
Bordi-Dahanu Beach
An idyllic beach, the beachfront stretches from Dahanu to Bordi there are a number of small beaches along the Dahanu-Bordi coastline. To add in to its exquisiteness, it has beautiful views of the sunrise and sunset and the fruit orchards that surround its edges. The perfect spot for beach lovers, who wish to have some space and time to themselves.
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Chikoo Orchards
Learn about the plantation and farming of chikoo’s that are grown and found here in abundance. During the Chikoo festival that’s held in the month of January, one can enjoy many different activities and spend time in the habitat of this luscious fruit.
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Aswali Dam
Aswali dam is one of the major tourist destinations in the area. One can easily get an Auto from bordi to visit the dam. The route to the dam is un constructed and a bit rocky. A few minutes walk from parking and you are left astonished by the lovely view of the mountains and water. Water flow is moderate and the place turns out to be a really good picnic destination in and around Bordi. Be prepared to carry your food and water and you do not get any thing nearby.
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Mahalaxmi Temple Dahanu
This temple is approximately 25 k m away from Dahanu railway station.,and is situated near Charoti naka on Mumbai -Ahemadabad national highway number8. You will be blessed , just visit this great Mata Ji Temple and if possible try to go to the mountains there's also a Main Mata Ji temple at the top of the mountain.This temple goddess is Laxmidevi and Kuldevi of Baniya community. Chaitra month of Hindu calendar is celebrated here.
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Bahrot Caves
Barot Caves are the Zoroastrian or Parsi Cave Temples. These caves are comprised
of water cisterns, seven in a row to form the face of the cliff. These cisterns
are water tanks rectangular in shape and only one of them hold water till
beginning of February or end of January and filled up during the Monsoon season.
The largest of the tanks remain filled up for entire year, which protects their
sacred icon known as the e Iran Shah Fire. These caves are of religious and
historical importance to the Parsis.
The Parsi ancestors took refuge in these caves from the Muslim invaders for a
period of 13 years. It is believed during this time they took the fire, “Iran
Shah Flame” with them inside the caves which is believed to burn till present
date.
Talasari
The Talasari taluka is home to the Warli, Dhodia, Konka, and Katkari tribes. The Warli community is the most populous in this area. The Dhodia Warli Konkani language is used in Talasari. Konkani and Dhodia are the primary languages spoken by the Upalat, Davar, Warli, and Zai groups. In the taluk, warli art is widely accepted and popular. Agriculture is the taluka's primary industry. The primary crop is rice, which is reliant on rainfall. There are government offices, nonprofits, schools, a bank post, and other establishments in Talasari taluka. Overall, Talasari Taluka offers a fantastic chance to help the most impoverished people and help them grow.
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