Maharashtra, India

    Kalbhairav Temple

    Harihareshwar, Maharashtra, India

    8/10
    Best time: October to March
    1.5 hours

    Step back in time at the ancient Kalbhairav Temple in Harihareshwar, Maharashtra! This sacred spot, once known as Dakshin Kashi, whispers tales of devotion and history. Feel the spiritual energy as you explore this beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Kalbhairav, a fierce form of Lord Shiva. A must-see for spiritual seekers and Maharashtra tourism enthusiasts!

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    Top Activities in Kalbhairav Temple

    • 1

      Circumambulate The Temple For Sea Views

    • 2

      Enjoy The Scenic Views

    • 3

      Explore The Temple Complex

    • 4

      Offer Prayers To Lord Kalbhairav

    Detailed Information

    Best Time to Visit

    October to March

    When to visit place on the day

    Morning

    Approximate expense

    ₹500 per person

    History

    The history of the Kalbhairav Temple is intertwined with the legends of Harihareshwar. Local folklore suggests the temple has existed for centuries, possibly dating back to the era of the Peshwas. It's believed that the deity was established to protect the area from negative influences. While precise historical records are scarce, the temple's significance has grown over time, becoming a vital part of the local culture and religious identity. The temple has undergone renovations and expansions over the years, but the core structure and the deity's importance have remained unchanged. It stands as a testament to the enduring faith of the community and a reminder of the region's rich spiritual heritage.

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