Founded by Mr. Mahesh Laxman Palsuledesai in the beautiful village of Ratnagiri, Kokanbag Agro Tourism is more than a farm — it is a movement. Aimed at empowering local youth, promoting organic farming, and building a sustainable agro-tourism experience, our company connects people with the roots of nature.
What began as a community initiative has grown into a full-fledged agro-tourism hub with commercial farming of kokum (ratamba), mango, cashew, papaya, pineapple, and spices — all backed by scientific support, soil testing, expert collaborations, and a passionate team of local talent.
The story of Kokanbag is deeply rooted in vision and dedication. Mr. Mahesh’s father had the foresight to invest in land during the 1980s — a time when the potential of land in the region was yet to be seen. Despite financial challenges, pledging jewelry, and borrowing from government accounts, he persisted.
Today, his legacy stands tall in the form of a 100-acre agro haven — a scenic, green paradise that blends natural beauty, tradition, and innovation.
"Land investment is never wasted. It is a lifelong sadhana. Our journey is proof that vision, patience, and love for the land can create wonders."
Kokanbag is now a known destination, offering visitors cozy cottages, beautiful western-style bungalows, community spaces, temples, and studio apartments — all surrounded by greenery and nature’s calm.
Tourists visit not only for the beauty but to take home farm-fresh produce grown through natural and organic methods. What started as experiments by a hardworking couple — who left the city and returned to the village — is now a symbol of rural transformation and entrepreneurship.
With increasing demand, new farm development is underway, including plowing, land texture improvement, and eco-friendly field designs. Each step is being taken with joy and pride, carrying forward the values left by the founder’s father.
This story is not just about a place. It’s about every passionate farmer, dreamer, and visionary working toward a greener future. If you see similarities with other farms — it’s not a coincidence. These are the journeys of people who believe in the value of land, hard work, and legacy.
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