Ancient Hisory Ter is a village in Osmanabad, A tourist destination of Ancient India ....

 Situated on the banks of river Terna at a distance of 20 km from Osmanabad, this village is a heritage of the history of ancient India. This village is called by many names like Tagar, Terapur, Ter. Terbala was also known as Shantapuri, Satyapuri and Kanakpuri in the merchant era.
 The Ramling Appa Lamature Government Museum at Ter 












has all the antiquities found.

 Thirteen is about this. 1 was known as the international merchant and financial capital of Shilpanagari and Satvahanas. And was also known as the capital. The market at Ter had trade relations with Egypt, Rome and Greece in Europe.
      Thirteen years 2000 years ago it was the largest market in the South. The market spread was 6-6.30 miles. The trade route from Ter was to the Roman Empire Masulipattan Bhagyanagar Paithan Bhadoj and then to Europe by sea. इ.स. This route was changed around 180-200.

Trade
   The items traded at Ter were pottery, shell bracelets, shadu items, ivory items, and cotton cloth.
          This village has inherited the religion of Buddhism, Jainism. Here in the last few days in Ukhanana, the doctrine of Gautama Buddha Statues from before 2000 were found. And there is a Jain temple, but this temple is there. Built around 1.

Temples
      There are ancient Shiva temples at Ter. If we look today, in all of India, the direction of Sivapinda is on the north side, but at Ter, all directions can be seen from east, west, south, north. At Ter, Uttareshwar, Kaleshwar, Siddheshwar, these temples bear witness to the defeat of the Shoupanthas. Here it is written in Prakrit language in Brahmi script.

 Sant Goroba Kaka Mandir is a temple built in the year Built around 14. This temple is famous for Warkari. Ashadi Ekadashi is celebrated in large numbers in this temple.