Khadikolvan is a historic and culturally significant village in the Sangameshwar Taluka of Ratnagiri district, Maharashtra, India. The village is known for its traditional temples, hot springs, and proximity to the famous Marleshwar Temple.

The village is in the foothills of the Western Ghats, surrounded by lush green hills and dense forests. It is locally referred to as "Mukkam Khadikolvan" as it served as a resting place for travelers historically. The village has a strong cultural identity with festivals like *Shimga* and *Gaur Ganpati*.

The nearest railway station is at Sangameshwar on the Konkan Railway line. From Sangameshwar, take an MSRTC bus to Devrukh and from there, buses or private vehicles to Sakharpa. Khadikolvan is a 45-minute ride from Sakharpa.

The village is small and best explored on foot. Narrow internal paths lead to various temples, riverbanks, and springs.

• Shri Gangeshwar Temple – The village's main deity.
• Marleshwar Temple – A Shiva temple inside a cave, 14 km from Khadikolvan. Annual fair on 14 January.
• River Bank (Bav Nadi) – Seasonal beauty with surrounding forest views.

• Hot Water Spring – A geothermal spring active since 2010, believed to cure skin conditions.
• Attend local festivals like Shimga and Gaur Ganapati
• Visit temples and nearby hills

• Cashew nuts, mangoes (in season), and locally grown rice

There are no formal eateries, but villagers offer local food with prior request – mostly rice, curry, and Konkani specialties.

There are no hotels in the village. Closest stay options are:

• Devrukh – budget hotels and lodges
• Sangameshwar – mid-range options

• Limited mobile connectivity – BSNL and Jio work in patches
• No ATM or network towers in the village

• Marleshwar – Famous hill-cave temple
• Ratnagiri – District headquarters, 70 km away
• Ganpatipule, Guhagar, Jaigad Fort – Coastal attractions nearby