Aade

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Aade
village
Aade is located in Maharashtra
Aade
Aade
Location in Maharashtra, India
Aade is located in India
Aade
Aade
Aade (India)
Coordinates: 17°59′N 73°15′E / 17.983°N 73.250°E / 17.983; 73.250Coordinates: 17°59′N 73°15′E / 17.983°N 73.250°E / 17.983; 73.250
Country India
StateMaharashtra
DistrictRatnagiri district
Languages
 • OfficialMarathi
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
415717
Telephone code0-2358
Vehicle registrationMH-08
Nearest cityAnjarle, Kelshi, Utambar, Dapoli, Karde, Asud, Harnai, Mandangad, Velas, Bankot, Shrivardhan
Websitewww.paryatan.net/paryatan/aade.aspx[permanent dead link]

Aade (or Ade) is very small village in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra, India. It is well connected & exactly in between Kelshi and Anjarle.

Specialities[edit]

Aade is famous for the ancient temple of Lord Parshurama called Bhargavram. Every year on the occasion of Akshay Trutiya (अक्षय तृतीया) Aadekars gather together to celebrate the Bhargavram Yatra. Similar to Kelshi, Aade coastline is also covered by the small sand dune. As per the historical records and evidences, the said sand dune is actually a result of tsunami hit which was formed around the time of Vasco da Gama's visit to India somewhere in the 15th century.[citation needed]

Climate[edit]

Weather is very humid. The winters are very cold.

Transportation[edit]

From Mangaon on Bombay Goa highway 10km towards Goa take the right turn at Lonere Phata for the road towards Shriwardhan. From Dapoli, take the way towards Anjarle, cross the crick bridge and 4km to reach to Aade on the road towards Kelshi.

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