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Asha Happy rated 4/5
6 months ago
Nice historical temple
YDM rated 3/5
a year ago
Good queuing system ......But there are lot of people like from the ""store keepers to pujari ""they are seated to just grab money from prayers .......So it's depends upon you how to treat them ...😅better is that don't hire any pujari ......And ask about price of pooja thali before buying . 👉👉👉 Otherwise from construction and mythological part of view the temple has its own importance ...😊
Yogesh Deshmane rated 1/5
a year ago
Horrible.. God is being sold by so called Dalals.. Maharastra government should look into it. We faced lot of inconvinience by people inside temple. They were asking money every ritual. If you go to shegaon everything is systematic and by rules. Its really disappointing in Tuljapur.
Rushi Ghumare rated 5/5
a year ago
Tuljabhavani Temple (IN 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.
Yash Mane rated 5/5
8 months ago
Holy place with proper management
Chintal Manik rated 5/5
2 months ago
Nice temple
Shivu Awanti rated 4/5
4 months ago
This is indu temple
Santosh Jadhav rated 5/5
a year ago
Jail Bhavani. Good arrangement for darshan.
Sk Mahadev Singh Lodha rated 5/5
11 months ago
It's a good place
Kailas Pawar rated 5/5
8 months ago
#TuljabhavaniTemple 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 (#श्रीक्षेत्र तुळजा भवानी देवस्थान) is atemple dedicated to the goddess Bhavani...... 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.
Vishal Gholap rated 5/5
a year ago
IT WAS A GOOD EXPERIANCE..............
Kedar Katneshwarkar rated 5/5
a year ago
श्री क्षेत्र तुळजा भवानी देवस्थान 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.
Ajinkya Mane rated 5/5
a year ago
Lovely and clean place, well Maintenend..
Govind Kulkarni rated 5/5
6 months ago
This place is Heavan on Earth
Rutuja Londhe rated 3/5
2 months ago
Nice temple
Google Assistant rated 5/5
a year ago
This temple is of "Tulaja bhavani devi" incarnation of parvati.Kuldevi of Bhosale clan. Temple is old and build in hemadpanti architecture style.huge temple and it's campus located at tuljapur. Name derived from goddess tulja bhavani.many buses ply from solapur and osmanabad with frequency of half n hour.road is 4 lane highway from solapur measuring around 40 kms. Temple witnesses huge rush of devotees during vacations and weekends.always go for paid darshan pass which is just 100 per person.still it will take more than 1 hour to take darshan.for normal line time is 3 to 4 hrs. Last bus to solapur is at 11.30. Temple give "Bundiche laadoo" as prasad which are very delicious.must try those.
Ankush Lokhande rated 5/5
a year ago
Feels blessed after taking blessings at temple.. Corwdy during seasons around 2 to 3 hrs of li r for your turn to pray , also crowdy on Fridays, navratri festival..
The Engineer rated 5/5
a year ago
Great place, feel blased here Good queue management. Temple and entire area inside temple premises was clean. Security is good, seen management like Pandharpur Vitthal temple. The security personals just simply ask to move on without touching anybody and give enough time for darshan
Aakanksha Chaudhari rated 3/5
a year ago
Very Nice heritage...!!! As expected...there is lot of business men in outfit of Pandit...Who insist you to pay an amount and they claim that they will do some puja and VIP darshan ...There is also one cheap thing..."Paid darshan" you pay ...And you dont have to stand in line for hours...You will redirected infront of the god figure..😁😁 there are lots of pirates dressed as a pandit...
Vishal Kawle rated 5/5
a year ago
Every devotee will reach there to see maa from very long distance but the management and security while darshan, they will just push the person forward the moment we entered in main Temple, they don't even think person fall down or get hurt! This should be controlled guys! I agree there will be crowd bcz it's devotional place but it doesn't mean to treat every devotee as rice packet and throw a side! It really hurt and rest other everything is awesome
Jadhav Harish rated 3/5
a year ago
Nice, holy place for goddess bhavani. Darshan queue two lengthy. After reaching near main temple security not allowed proper darshan. Stay at तुळजापूर are comfortable and cheap
Mahesh Salekar rated 5/5
a year ago
Nice place to hang out with family
Shivam Rajguru rated 4/5
11 months ago
Good management here .
Sangamesh Salnagre rated 5/5
8 months ago
I love tuljapur
Om Pakale rated 5/5
4 months ago
Amazing place
Amol Pawar rated 5/5
a year ago
Today, Zhi Devi was pleased with Shivaji Maharaj and she is very nice today thought I loved this place Maharashtra, tulajapur
Neelesh Prasad rated 5/5
a year ago
Good Place, get peace of mind after visiting temple
Naksh Gaming rated 5/5
a year ago
Tuljapur, the one amongst three and half Shakti Peethas (abodes of cosmic powers) of the state, is situated in Maharashtra, wherein resides the Mother Goddess Tulja Bhavani. She is also fondly revered as Aai (mother) Ambabai, Jagdamba, Tukai by her devotees who throng in millions to Tuljapur for her Darshan and for seeking her blessings. As a divine Mother, she protects her children from the sins of evil desires, selfishness, jealousy, hatred, anger and ego. At the same time, TuljaBhavani symbolizes the power of the Supreme Being that maintains moral order and righteousness in the universe.
Chinmay Gadekar rated 5/5
3 months ago
Parking not good
Darshan Kankal rated 5/5
2 months ago
Great experience...!!!
Saurabh Jagtap rated 5/5
9 months ago
A great religious place to visit....
Satish Bahir rated 5/5
4 months ago
Nice place to visit
Amit Gulhane rated 5/5
8 months ago
good Nd peaceful place
MrPadmarajv rated 5/5
a year ago
Peacfull place Felt heavenly feeling
Shivam Makwan rated 5/5
6 months ago
Religious place for hindu devotees
Manish Khedkar rated 5/5
7 months ago
Tuljapur is great place in India
GADDE NAVEEN KUMAR rated 5/5
8 months ago
One of the most powerful goddess
Manisha More rated 4/5
10 months ago
Lack of hygiene. Vehicle parking have lot of issues
Sai Harshini Moka rated 5/5
8 months ago
If you are going with senior citizens, tell them at ticket issuing center,they will redirect u and check and stamp on your tickets,these stamped tickets make you have a direct darshanam(strictly for most senior citizens )
Ashish Kajale rated 5/5
a year ago
Go early for Darshan otherwise you'll have to spend hours in que
UMESH KSHIRSAGAR rated 5/5
4 months ago
Spiritual place
Chandler Bing rated 5/5
4 months ago
Nice place
Pravin Shinde rated 5/5
11 months ago
this place is mind-blowing. tuljapur is on No 1 place at Maharashtra
Bunty Aher rated 5/5
a year ago
Temple has good but car parking is very dirty...
Sourabh Gaikwad rated 3/5
11 months ago
Very nice temple..
Akshay Bahir rated 5/5
a year ago
This temple is very old and has it's unique aura. A saying is that this is a jagrat devstan (this temple's god is here at all time). And fulfill your wish. People visit this place from various places some most majority is from Maharastra , Andhra , karnatak. Most of maharashtrians and people from south india. If you are religious person visit this and if you don't have time to wait in quee then you can pay for the direct darshan. (Pay for direct darshan is bit controversial ).
Arun Singh rated 5/5
a year ago
Everyone feels refreshingly blessed by going there
Girindra Choudhary rated 4/5
a year ago
Nice mandir and prefering must to visit. Line management must be improve.
Atish Thorat rated 3/5
a year ago
A very renowned temple, holds divine importance in the history. Management of the crowd is pretty bad.
Rohit Batwal rated 5/5
2 months ago
Mind blowing
Bhuwaneswar Reddy rated 5/5
2 months ago
Goodu0026 Peaceful
Navid Shaikh rated 4/5
10 months ago
It is a tulja bhavani temple....
Sudesh Rathod rated 5/5
a year ago
This is my Kulswamini. I am blessed by this almighty since generations. I'm lucky to have access till date.
Sandeep Mali rated 5/5
4 months ago
Good place
Mediatec Company rated 5/5
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.
Shantanu Naik rated 4/5
a year ago
Holy place, but be aware of people offering direct darshan
Mantesh Ilkal rated 4/5
5 months ago
👌
BHARGAV SHIVASHANKAR rated 5/5
11 months ago
This is a very spiritual place.
Shekhar Karekar rated 4/5
2 years ago
i find eternal peace and oneness with spirituality.Very neatly made Que arrangements.Thanks for providing good Toilets and drinking water arrangements in basement. Pilgrims offers their prayers in Basement while waiting for their turn to get a glimpse of Devi Tulja Bhavani.Pls maintain these 2 facilities well(Toilets and drinking water).
Sam Talwalkar rated 5/5
11 months ago
Serene place even with the crowd.
Sri Ram rated 1/5
a year ago
Temple is good but.... Maintenance is so bad..... Kundu place money demanding without any receipt and public all struggle with low facilities.....
Mehul Dixit rated 5/5
8 months ago
Good and blessed feeling in this temple
Karthikeya Shakkari rated 5/5
a year ago
I just loved to visit the temple..
Sumit Pawar rated 5/5
a year ago
Great management. Good temple.
Prasanna Kumar rated 3/5
a year ago
I don't have any issue with temple and god. Temple is clean and have made very good arrangements in all floor for toilets, water so that devotees don't have any sort of problem. Easily the crowd moves and may take 1-3 hrs depending on crowd. My main concern is for poor devotees. Here few frauds exists in the name of false priests. They will approach in parking lot itself. (They will be wearing red shawl). They will convince you that they will take you to darshan within an Hr, else it will take long. They go on telling, we can offer saree to goddess. Believing them if we say yes they will take money, will give a number asking to call after entering temple. A person will receive phone, handover a Saree, coconut etc in a thali, will say come in queue and call after reaching a particular window. By the time we reach there it will almost end of queue, nearing goddess. There they will come, take saree and offer to goddess. Its just annoying and don't fall scape goats as I did. Temple offers free tickets and no special darshan available. Hence follow temple rules. Don't believe in false priest's. Don't lose money.
Dipti Deshmukh rated 5/5
2 months ago
Good place
Vishwajith L rated 3/5
a year ago
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 Maratha clans of Maharashtra.
Amol Undale rated 5/5
6 months ago
Nice place and temple
Mahesh Mutkule rated 5/5
11 months ago
Nice experience good place to family
Prasad Teli rated 5/5
8 months ago
Very nice historical place
Supriya Surve rated 5/5
11 months ago
Need to look into cleanliness and need to take of old ppl who are begging outside temple
Shyam Tiwari rated 5/5
a year ago
Tulja Bhavani Mandir is one of the best and important holy place for many devotees . It is situated in Maharashtra region and it’s hardly 300 km from Hyderabad. You will be experiencing the peace u0026 goosebumps around this divine location.
Advprasad Pawar rated 4/5
4 months ago
Very nice
Tej Jahagirdar rated 3/5
9 months ago
Management at Temple is Very miserable,If you pay Lot's of money you can get VIP treatment ,Pujari work Like a Agent to get entry at Temple.
HEMANT JADHAV rated 3/5
a month ago
Nice Temple....
Vijay Niture rated 4/5
4 months ago
This is the tulja Bhavani temple
Delta Delta rated 5/5
7 months ago
Tuljabhawani temple is religious place ..
Rohan Mahamuni rated 5/5
4 months ago
Holy place
Deepak Phadnis rated 5/5
4 months ago
Very nice
Shrikant Patil rated 5/5
3 months ago
Its nice
Prithviraj Mahamuni rated 5/5
4 months ago
Devotional place
Anil Kumar rated 5/5
4 months ago
Full of Devotional
Revanna Natikar rated 5/5
a year ago
Good devotional place. Good arrangements for proper que and Devi Darshan.
Royalsecurity And Facility rated 5/5
3 months ago
Nice place
Mohan Ps rated 5/5
a year ago
Hindu d all religion worshiped place, maa thulja Bhavani s worshiped here........
RAJKUMAR MAGAR rated 5/5
a year ago
Tulja bhavani is kuldevi of maharashtra . Very nice and peacefull. Very nice city and must visit devotee . Must visit with family friends and childrens. Very nice temple and kund .
Sridhar Reddy rated 5/5
a year ago
Very powerful Shakti peet
Bharath Raja rated 5/5
a year ago
Great place to visit with family n take blessings of God. Temple was great n 100 rupees for special darshan
Swapnil Ghadge rated 5/5
a year ago
Very devotional place peace of mind
Mahesh Patil rated 5/5
a year ago
It's was peaceful nd lots of blessings
Root Machinery rated 4/5
a year ago
Great feeling when you visit thos temple
Saurabh Sawant. rated 4/5
a year ago
God's own place it is. A very devotional place and u can feel all the good vibes when u visit it. It also holds a very huge impact in the Maratha empire of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
Rajkumar rated 5/5
9 months ago
Very calm and nice temple
Ravishankar Patil rated 4/5
4 months ago
Full of enthusiasm
Piyush Chavan rated 3/5
4 months ago
Very good
Sachin Deshmukh rated 4/5
a year ago
Nice temple of Bhavani Devi. Sacred place in Maharashtra, maintained well irrespective of rush
Sheetal Bagul rated 5/5
2 months ago
Beautiful.
Sam K rated 5/5
7 months ago
My favourite place....
PRASHANT rated 5/5
3 months ago
Best place
GOPAL TANDALE rated 5/5
11 months ago
Its temple of tulanjavani, good of Maharashtra