Alibag Municipal Council welcome’s you......Please help us to clean our city and save water. Be helpful to Alibag Police. यंदाही माझे शहर स्वच्छ सर्वेक्षणात सहभागी होत आहे.

VISITING CARDS

  • Agent
  • Artist
  • Business
  • Car Rental
  • Construction
  • Driver
  • Education
  • Finance
  • Food
  • Health Care
  • Hotel
  • Labours
  • Maid
  • Mechanics
  • Parlour
  • Painter
  • Plumber
  • Political leaders
  • Rental
  • Rickshaw
  • Salon
  • Service
  • Shopping
  • Transport
  • Tour & Travels
  • Technician
  • Weddings
  • Scrap

Location: ALIBAG

TRIBUTE

YELLOW PAGES IN ALIBAG

View all Yellow Pages in the City
All Government Emergency Helpline Numbers
  City Helpline +91 789 100 7892
  • Helpline Numbers:
  • Hospital on Wheels: 104
  • Air ambulance: +91 9540161344
  • Traffic Police: 103
  • Traffic Help Line: 1073
  • Road Accident: 1073
  • Train accident: 1072
  • Air Accident: 1071
  • National Accident Helpline: 0800 556 557
  • Blood bank Information: 1910
  • Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800
  • Child Helpline: 1098
  • Child abuse hotline: 1098
  • Women Helpline: 1091
  • Women in Distress: 1091
  • Domestic Abuse and sexual violence women’s Helpline: 181
  • Citizen’s Call Center: 155300
  • Offenders’ Families Helpline: 0808 808 2003
  • Dial a doctor: 1911
  • Eye Donation: 1919
  • Eye bank information service: 1919
  • AIDS helpline service: 1097
  • The control room of District Collector/Magistrate: 1077
  • Aaykar Sampark Kendra (ASK): 1961
  • Anti Corruption Helpline: 1031
  • Crime Stopper: 1090
  • Gambling Helpline: 1800 858 858
  • Drug de-addiction: 1800-11-0031
  • Smokers’ Helpline: 1877-513-5333
  • Election Commission of India: 1950
  • Construction Industry Helpline: 0345 605 1956
  • National Informatics Centre (NIC) Helpdesk – 1800 111 555
  • Public Distribution System (PDS) Helpline – 1800-22-4950 & 1967
  • Emergency Relief Centre on National Highways: 1033
  • Rescue & Relief: 1070
  • Disaster management: 108
  • Water Supply Complain: 1916
  • Water Board: 155313
  • Electricity Complaints: 155333
  • LPG emergency helpline number: 1906
  • Railway: 1512
  • Railway Enquiry: 139
  • Indian Railway General Enquiry: 1320,  131,  1321
  • Indian Railway Security Helpline: 1322
  • Railway Helpline for Arrival/Departure and Reservation services: 133
  • Indian Airlines: 1407
  • Air India ( Confirmation / Cancellation Enquiry)(Called Party):1414

ALIBAG

Alibag, also known as Alibaug, is a coastal town, just south of Mumbai, in western India. It’s known for its beaches like Alibag Beach and Varsoli Beach. Just offshore, 17th-century Kolaba Fort has carvings of tigers and elephants and temples dedicated to Hindu gods. To the south, Portuguese-built Korlai Fort dates from 1521 and includes a lighthouse. The island fort of Janjira has high walls, turrets, and cannons.

Alibag

Climate
The summers here have a good deal of rainfall, while the winters have very little. According to Koppen and Geiger, this climate is classified as Aw. The average annual temperature is 26.4 °C in Alibag. The rainfall here averages 2345 mm.
History
Alibag (also spelled called a coastal town and a municipal council in Raigad District in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, India. It is the headquarters of the Raigad district.
Alibag was developed in the 17th century by Sarkhel Kanhoji Aangre the naval chief of King Shivaji’s Kingdom. Alibag is a coastal town and municipal council in Raigad district in Konkan the region of Maharashtra, India. It is the headquarters of the Raigad district. Raigad’s first name was “Kulaba”. Today’s Ramnath was the main village. A Bene Israelite named Ali used to live there at that time. He was rich and owned many plantations of mangoes and coconuts in his gardens. Hence the locals used to call the place “Alichi Bagh” (Marathi for “Gardens of Ali”), or simply “Alibag”, and the name stuck.

Alibag

Transportation
Road
One can reach Alibag via Pen (30 km), which is on the Mumbai (78 km) – Goa road. From Mumbai, one can reach Alibag by traveling on the Mumbai-Goa highway (NH-17) to Wadkto(or Vadkhal) and taking the right fork from Wadkhal – the left fork being the road to Goa. It is approximately 108 km from Mumbai.
Railways
The nearest rail railway station is at. Through Pen, it is connected to Panvel and onwards to Mumbai and the Indian Railways network.
Boat services
The nearest jetty is Mandwa From where catamaran/ferry services are available to Mumbai.[1] Another port in the vicinity is Rewas, from where a ferry service is available to Ferry Wharf (Bhau cha Dhakka) (Dockyard Road). There is a jetty at Custom Bandar from where fishermen in Alibag set sail.

Alibag

Air
The nearest airport is in Mumbai which is 140 km away.
Place of Interest
Kulaba Fort, Alibaug, Alibag Beach, Alibaug, Varsoli Beach, Alibaug
Kihim Beach, Alibaug, Nagaon Beach, Alibaug, Kanakeshwar Forest, Alibaug
Birla mandir, Alibaug, Mandwa Beach, Alibaug, Hanuman Temple, Alibaug
Khanderi fort, Alibaug, Akshi Beach, Alibaug, Thal Beach, Alibaug
Shitaladevi Temple, Alibaug, Revdanda Fort, Alibaug, Rewas Jetty, Alibaug
Magnetic Observatory, Alibaug, Kanhoji Angre Samadhi, Alibaug, Brahma kund, Alibaug

Digital India-X: Complete Digital Marketing Solutions – Domain + Hosting + Website + Email with Free Website Development, Directory Listing, SEO:  www.digitalindax.com
Startup India-X: Helping Businesses and companies Innovate and transform – Everything Your Business Needs In One Place: Company Registration, Startup Registration, All Annual Compliances Other Licenses and Certifications: www.startupindax.com
EXPLORE YOUR CITY BUSINESS GUIDE– www.citiez.in
EXPLORE YOUR CITY Team Awaits Your Business to be given Global Exposure!
Socialize with us. We always love hearing from our clients.
Share stories and exchange ideas on business success. Facebook, Twitter & LinkedIn, etc.

https://exploreyourcities.com/create/

NEWS IN ALIBAG

Road Accident

A 23-year-old woman, riding pillion on an Activa scooter, was killed in a hit-and-run incident, on the Palm Beach road near Aspire building junction

PROJECTS IN ALIBAG

Gallery