Kolhapur is a city in Maharashtra, India known for its magnificent temples and as the land of Kolhapuri Chappals and jaggery. The city has a Hindu majority population that speaks Marathi and has secular roots. Some of Kolhapur's architectural highlights include the Indo-Saracenic style New Palace and Town Hall as well as historic temples like the Mahalakshmi Temple and Panhala Fort. Local arts include silver jewelry, lacquered toys, and the famous Kolhapuri chappal sandal. Key industries are jaggery production and the manufacturing of Kolhapuri chappals and Sankeshwar chilies. Entertainment includes the Lavani dance form and

1. KOLHAPUR
A LAND WHERE CULTURE STILL EXITS

2. INTRODUCTION
 The Land of Magnificent Temples
 Famous for “Kolhapuri Chappals” & Jaggery
 Rajarshi Shahu Chhatrapati Maharaj and Rajaram
Chhatrapati Maharaj
 'Dakshin Kashi'

3. RELIGION AND LANGUAGE
 A Secular city .
 City with Hindu majority.
 Marathi (an Indo-Aryan language)
 Evolved from Sanskrit though Prakrit and
Apabhransha

4. Architecture
 The Indo-Saracenic.
 It’has hybrid, combining elements from traditional
Hindu and Islamic architecture and the Gothic
revivalism of Victorian England

5. Architecture
The New palace Town hall

6. Architecture
Panhala

7. Architecture (Panala)
Peacock Motif, Bahamani
The Horse Stables
Sultanate

8. Architecture
Mahalakshmi temple Jyotiba temple

9. Architecture
Babujamal Darga

10. ART
Silwer art jewellary Lacquered toys

11. ART
Kolhapuri Chappal

12. Occupation
Jaggery product Productin of jaggery

13. Occupation
Sankeshwar chilles Kolhapur chappals

14. Folk and Entertainment
Lavani ( Tamaasha) Kolhapuri Kusti