- Tuljabhavani.In

Ashutosh Shinde rated 5/5
5 months ago
Peaceful and happy place

VP News Entertainment rated 4/5
5 months ago
Nice place to visit

Omkar Kulkarni rated 5/5
a month ago
God is great

Vishal Kangude rated 5/5
a month ago
Best place

Sri Ram rated 5/5
a month ago
Spiritual place

Aare Praveen rated 3/5
a month ago
Nice temple

Gangadhar Nama rated 4/5
a month ago
Temple rushed in Navaratri

Sandeep Pawar rated 4/5
a month ago
Good place

Short Films rated 5/5
a month ago
Devotional place

Nitin Gaikwad rated 5/5
a year ago
Great place to visit. Everyone should go to Tuljabhavani Mandir.

Akshay Dhas rated 5/5
a month ago
Nice temple

Sachu Gdr rated 4/5
a year ago
One of the best devi shrine in maharastra powerful goddess and transportation by the maharastra goverment is good.The scenic beauty of the temple and the surrounding areas are amazing

Abhay Chaulkar rated 2/5
a year ago
Temple is good, you can see mukhdarshan for free, but to see actual statue or garbhgruh then you need to pay rs 200 or more. And this place is so much commercialized , you feel pain in your heart, a pujari chased us to do puja in 550 rupees, then it lowered it to 350 rupees.

Basavaprabhu Kotagi rated 5/5
a year ago
Most powerful godess shree tulajabhavani

Shivani Patil rated 5/5
a year ago
Nice place to visit. Feels very calm after visiting

Priyanka Dhumal rated 5/5
a month ago
Spiritual place

Lachaman Singh rated 1/5
a year ago
Jai Jagadamba jai bhavani

Satish Kumar rated 5/5
a month ago
Good place

Mangesh Dound rated 5/5
a year ago
Great and spiritual place...must visit... but stay away from fraud people..book room only using application

Manish Yadav rated 1/5
a month ago
Good place

Krishna Reddy rated 5/5
a month ago
Excellent Devotional

Shreyash Lankepillewar rated 5/5
a year ago
🏷️Tuljabhavani Temple (Marathi: श्री क्षेत्र तुळजा भवानी देवस्थान) is a Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Bhavani. It is located in Tuljapur in Osmanabad district of Maharashtra and is considered as one of the 51 Shakti Pithas. It is situated 45 km from Solapur.The temple was built in c. 12th century CE. 🏷️The second among the 'Shaktipeeths' is Tulja Bhavani of Tuljapur. It is the family deity of the Bhosale Royal family, the Yadavs and of countless numbers of families belonging to different castes. The founder of the Maratha kingdom, Shivaji Maharaj always visited the temple to seek her blessings. It is believed that the Goddess gave him a sword - 'the Bhawani sword' - for success in his expeditions. The history of the temple has been mentioned in the Skanda Purana. 🏷️Along with temples of Renuka at Mahur, Mahalaxmi at Kolhapur, and Saptashringi at Vani, the temple of Bhavani at Tuljapur forms the four great Shaktipitha in Maharashtra. Many legends are associated with the temple. One legend involves a demon, Matanga who was wreaking havoc upon the gods and humans. Unable to find any solution, they turned to Lord Brahma for help, and upon his advice turned to Goddess Shakti, who took up the form of a destroyer and powered by the other (Sapta) Mata Varaahi, Brahmi, Vaishnavi, Kaumaari Indraani and Saambhavi, vanquished the demon Matanga and restored peace. Legend also states that Bhavani finished another demon that had taken up the disguise of a buffalo (Mahisha), and took shelter on the Yamunachala Hill which is part of Balaghat mountain range.The Tuljabhawani temple is located on this hill. Another legend mentions the story of a sage known as "Kardam" After his death his wife "Anubuti" had performed a penance at the banks of river "mandakini " for Bhavani mata to look after her infant child. While performing the penance the demon known "Kukur" tried to disturb her penance during which the Goddess came to the aid of "Anubuti" and killed the demon "Kukur". From that day onwards the Goddess Bhavani came to be known as Tulja Bhavani. 🏷️The main entrance of the temple bears the name of Sardar Nimbalkar. The other two entrances are named after the parents of Shivaji Maharaj, that is Raja Shahaji, and Rajmata Jijau. As one enters the Sardar Nimbalkar entrance, there is a temple dedicated to Markandeya Rishi on the right. After descending the stairs, one sees the main Tulja Temple. There is yagna kund (Holy Fire pit) in front of this temple. On the floor near two main gates (Raja Shahaji Mahadwar and Rajmata Jijau main gate), there are two libraries named, Shree Santh Dnyaneshwar Dharmik Library and Shree Tukaram Dharmik Library. After alighting from the stairs, there is `Gomukh Theerth` on the right side and `Kalakh`, also known as `Kallol Theerth` on the left side. Before entering the Sanctum sanctorum of the Goddess, devotees take a dip here in these theerths (Shallow tanks of "holy" water). There are also Amruth Kund and a Datta temple on the premises. A Siddhi Vinayak temple is situated on the left side of the main gate whilst on the right, there is a temple of Aadishakti, Aadimata Matangadevi. A temple of goddess Annapurna is also present in the main complex. 🏷️The idol of Goddess Tulja Bhawani is believed by her devotees to be `swayambhu` ("self-manifested" or "that which is created by its own accord"). The high granite idol is three-foot tall, with eight arms holding weapons, and bearing the head of the slain demon Mahishasura. The Goddess is also known as Tulaja, Turaja, Tvarita and Amba. 🏷️The Goddess is kuldevi (clan goddess) for Marathaclans of Maharashtra.The Goddess is either revered by or is the Family Deity for many castes including Dhangar,Mali, Deshastha Brahmin,Bharbhunja, Burud, Kolhati, Gavli, Jogi, Johar, San Teli, Gavandi, Pangul, Sonar, Lonari, Kasar, Bhute, Kalar and Koli. 🏷️Adi maya Adi shakti temple is the temple north to the Tuljabhavani temple. First pooja of this starts, and then followed by pooja of Tuljabhavani takes place.

Sunil Jadhav rated 5/5
11 months ago
It's a nice and Popular Holy Place in India

Rajesh Narayanan rated 5/5
5 months ago
powerful deity.

NITIN UMAP rated 4/5
a month ago
Superb...!

Amol Kapse rated 5/5
a month ago
Nice temple

Prathamesh Phadke rated 5/5
a month ago
Very Devine place

PRAVIN CHOUDHARI rated 1/5
9 months ago
Nice temple but not pujariiiiissss

Avinash Waghmare rated 5/5
4 months ago
Heart of maratha

Sudesh Shinde rated 5/5
a year ago
This is the Idle god temple for whole Maharashtra. This place is awesome. Made of carved black stones. A history of this place is superb.

Aniket Patil rated 3/5
8 months ago
Take care of your jewellery and wallet

Ravi Thakre rated 5/5
a year ago
Excellent decorations in the evening and very cool in evening as compared to day time

Rahul Tantak rated 5/5
6 months ago
Cleen and fresh atmosphere

Vishwaskumar Shinde rated 5/5
a month ago
Excellent 👍

AKASH JOGDAND rated 5/5
5 months ago
Clean and fresh temple

Gaurav Petkar rated 5/5
6 months ago
Its our family goddess

Bandekar Disha rated 5/5
a year ago
Holy Divine place of Mata Tuljabhavani. Situated in Tuljapur. The place shown in Google maps is 2km far from the entrance. Shown place in maps is nearly situated to Devi Maa another home also called as तुळजाभवानी मातेचे माहेर घर.

Prashant Patil rated 5/5
a year ago
You Will feel blessed here .. jai bhavani

KGF JAGADESH rated 5/5
a year ago
Superb. Just go in but buying Rs. 100 tocket. Security will guide you as and when needed. No need of any private poojari Jai tulajabhawani Maa

Swapnil Undirwade rated 5/5
4 months ago
Awsome place

Suresh Shinde rated 5/5
11 months ago
Sachin thite shop....Good place

Athrva Kadam rated 5/5
a year ago
Good temple built by chhatrapati shivaji maharaj

Vijaykumar Vijaykumar rated 3/5
10 months ago
Is good but everyone asks money

Prudhvi Raj rated 5/5
7 months ago
Tulja Bhavani is a famous ancient temple worth visiting it

SHARDUL NILEKAR rated 5/5
5 months ago
Most visited Pilgrimage of Maharashtra

Mohan Kemp rated 4/5
6 months ago
Nice temple and cool environment

Pradnya Gaikwad rated 4/5
4 months ago
Holy place of Tuljapur

Yash Deshmukh rated 5/5
11 months ago
Very good keep it up to you and your goals

Nitin Sanas rated 5/5
3 months ago
Sorted, Simple, Holly place

Sanjeev Mitha rated 4/5
11 months ago
Out of 3u00261/2Peet of Ambala Maatha

SUNNY KHARATMAL rated 3/5
5 months ago
Good not a bad

Prakash Gaikwad rated 5/5
7 months ago
Religious place, got peace of mind

Prakashraj Yadav rated 5/5
a year ago
Feel is awesome... blessings reach you by your surrounding things like a rain water.

Sandeepsingh Thakur rated 5/5
a year ago
Devine place for Hindus. World famous temple of Goddess Tulja Bhawani. Must visit in a lifetime..

Harshad Deshpande rated 5/5
a year ago
Best to stay overnight and visit early in the morning... Divine place..

Bharat Trivedi rated 1/5
5 months ago
Very conjunction some dirty and small entrance

Harish Devaraddi rated 4/5
a year ago
One can visit temple in the way to solapur.... from osmanabad... Nice Hindu temple....

Dr Indranil Patil rated 5/5
5 months ago
Very nice place

Savan Parathasarathi rated 5/5
10 months ago
religious place extraordinary people and devotional everyone

Angad Kulkarni rated 5/5
a year ago
Religious place for Hindus. The construction is quite old yet sturdy till date. The temple is constructed out of black rocks. The speciality of these black rocks is that they stay warm during winters and cool during summer season. Distance is about an hour by road from Solapur. Great experience !

Tanvi Shigwan rated 5/5
4 months ago
Divine place...

Kashinath Bankar rated 5/5
a month ago
Beautiful place

Technical Gamer rated 5/5
9 months ago
This temple is good it feels devotic

Shyam Soni rated 5/5
a year ago
This is a temple of "Aai Tulja Bhavani, महाराष्ट्राची कुलदैवत". Hindu pilgrims from all over Maharashtra and Karnataka are come over here to pray to this hindu goddess. "Navratri" is special festival here. The temple committee has provided some facilities recently like "Bhakta Nivas", free and paid darshan passes. Tulja Bhavani is considered to be one of शक्तीपिठ. "आई राजा उदोउदो" is the pray line here. Thanks for reading my review, please do click on thumb button below to like my review.

Devappa Enkel rated 5/5
5 months ago
So Beautiful temple

Aadi Enterprises rated 5/5
2 months ago
👍

Indrajeet Patil rated 5/5
a month ago
Historic temple

Ashish Bhalerao rated 5/5
4 weeks ago
Feels enegised

Nikhilesh Shrikhande rated 5/5
6 months ago
Feel like god.

RAJENDRA TANPURE rated 5/5
5 months ago
Full of devotion u0026 religious

UDAY KADAM rated 5/5
a year ago
Very best hindu temple in India and famous tourists place

Kamuni Ashok rated 5/5
11 months ago
Nice indian bhavani temple

Aaditya Computers Krupakar Reddy rated 3/5
10 months ago
It is beautiful construction made by Shivaji.

Ganesh Ghatole rated 5/5
a year ago
This is the old temple... and it having historical importance

Nikhil D rated 5/5
7 months ago
Feeling blessed, peace and inner strength

Suresh Mitthakol rated 5/5
11 months ago
Everything became simple and easy.

Ashvini Kulkarni rated 5/5
7 months ago
It's live energy

Ratnakar Khadatare rated 5/5
a year ago
Nice arrangements by administration. Jai Bhavani!

Drsandeep Belpatre rated 5/5
a year ago
Jay mata di.. Nice experience

Hari Patnaik rated 4/5
6 months ago
Administrative control out side the temple need improvement.

Ganpati Sankpal rated 5/5
a year ago
Very nice to be here. Goddess temple

ಸೂಕ್ಷ್ಮ ವಿಚಾರ rated 4/5
a year ago
Temple is good. But surrounding places or not clean

YOGENDER SINGH rated 5/5
a year ago
Shakti peeth, very clean and nice waiting halls for pilgrims

Nikhil Chidgopkar rated 5/5
5 months ago
Very good place

Purna Dasari rated 5/5
11 months ago
Its beutyful place and godess is more powerful

Swaran Kamble rated 5/5
a year ago
This is the place where Shivaji Maharaj received Sword from Devi.Jay Shivaji Jay Bhavani.

Sangita Shendkar rated 5/5
10 months ago
Best and most visited place by Hindus.

Abhishek Dhumal rated 3/5
11 months ago
Very untidy and lot of beggers. Have to suffer a lot of harrassment

Sanket Balgude rated 4/5
a year ago
Tuljabhavani Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Bhavani. It is located in Tuljapur in Osmanabad district of Maharashtra and is considered as one of the 51 Shakti Pithas. It is situated 45 km from Solapur.The temple was built in c. 12th century

Raghunath Gawade rated 5/5
a month ago
Good temple

Ganapathi Shankar rated 5/5
a year ago
Maa amba Bhavani temple is a holy place and it has been in deep down of a hill and Bhavani mata shrine looks very beautiful it gives loads of happiness

Leena Chikaskar rated 5/5
a month ago
Nice place

Vodafone- 99 rated 4/5
2 months ago
🙏

SAGAR AWASARE rated 4/5
a year ago
A very nice temple of Mata Tulja Bhavani.

Prasad G Cholli rated 5/5
a year ago
Bhavani's sacred place. Ancient fort

Mahalakshmi Lad rated 5/5
3 months ago
Temple feelings like heaven

Om Wadne rated 5/5
7 months ago
It's a beautiful place, loved it

Sudarshan Naib Rao rated 4/5
a year ago
Sri Ambabhavani of another form of goddess of Sri Parvathi. A holy place for devotees. Situated in Bangalore

Aniket Sonawane rated 5/5
2 months ago
Best place

Vishwa Raj rated 5/5
a year ago
Jai Tulja bhavani it's a one of shaktipeth, people come from different places and get blessing of Godess and pray for better future and solve their problems,

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