3 Best Temples in Kolhapur

“Shri Karveer Niwasini Ambabai Mahalaxmi Devasthan is an ideal haven that is located on the banks of the river Panchganga. The temple is proudly dedicated to the goddess Lakshmi. The temple also houses Lord Shiva, Vishnu, Bhavani and others. The temple is also considered one of the three-a-half Shakti Peethas listed in various puranas of Hinduism. Shri Karveer Niwasini Ambabai Mahalaxmi Devasthan ensures strong historical roots dating back to 634 C.E. The images kept in the temple date back to the 11th century. The temple features an idol of the goddess Mahalaxmi carved in black stone and is 2 feet 8.5 inches in height. The temple also offers ample parking for the comfort of the devotees.”

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“Shree Jyotiba Temple was constructed 3124 feet above sea level. Visitors and devotees climb up a hill to receive blessings from Lord Jyotiba. The temple has an ideal feature that the Idol of Shree Jyotiba is self-manifested which is about four and a half feet in height. This idol is in the form of Batu Bhairav, which is four-handed. The temple also houses shrines and light towers within its premises. Shri Kedarnath established twelve Jyotirlingas around Jotiba hill, so, they are called Jyotirlingas. The staff of the temple are committed to providing numerous services to the visitors. The temple hosts an annual fair which takes place on the full moon night in the month of Chaitra and Vaishakha.”

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“Shri Binkhambi Ganesh Mandir is an ideal and elegant place that is dedicated to Lord Ganesh. This sacred place is situated very close to the Mahalaxmi temple. The history ensures that the temple was constructed without a single pillar. The temple features various architectural styles that attract numerous devotees and visitors. Shri Binkhambi Ganesh Mandir has a tranquil and peaceful ambience and also contributes to its religious and cultural significance. The temple provides a warm and welcoming environment for devotees and visitors to immerse themselves in meditation to find inner peace and solace.”

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