Any suggestions on where to have breakfast on the way from Pune to Saswad - Maharashtrian and/or South Indian is good.
Thank in advance.
An extremely old temple, probably dating back to the 8th century in a small town of Saswad near Pune. The temple exterior is built like a fort.
Deities of Kal Bhairava, Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman are in the main sanctum sanctorum.
The pradakshina marg cuts across the courtyard where you can see a few other deities, predominantly the Navgrahas β Shani, Rahu, Ketu, etc.
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Located around an hour from Pune (approximately 30 km), is an offbeat temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Built by the Yadavas, the temple is built in stones overlooking the enormous confluence (sangam) of Karha and Chameli Rivers flowing alongside. The best part of visiting the temple is that it stands alone, in nature, peacefully - no shops, no crowds, no noise - just you and the Creator with no one in between.
Best time to visit would be during the rainy season as there would be water in the rivers, otherwise they may be dry.
If you would like to know more about the place here is a link - Sangameshwar Shiva Temple
An extremely old temple, probably dating back to the 8th century in a small town of Saswad near Pune. The temple exterior is built like a fort.
Deities of Kal Bhairava, Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman are in the main sanctum sanctorum.
The pradakshina marg cuts across the courtyard where you can see a few other deities, predominantly the Navgrahas β Shani, Rahu, Ketu, etc.
You can read more about the temple here - https://www.myyatradiary.com/2015/02/kal-bhairava-in-bhairavnath-temple.html
https://preview.redd.it/poy7jhh4dor51.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a47ed0e8e6cf1754b3e47e5e0f2a6584688a9a25
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An extremely old temple, probably dating back to the 8th century in a small town of Saswad near Pune. The temple exterior is built like a fort.
Deities of Kal Bhairava, Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman are in the main sanctum sanctorum.
The pradakshina marg cuts across the courtyard where you can see a few other deities, predominantly the Navgrahas β Shani, Rahu, Ketu, etc.
https://preview.redd.it/wvzm64xldor51.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8423d8eb8a55aa8d5dbe8d07fcd28d03de6f2385
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An extremely old temple, probably dating back to the 8th century in a small town of Saswad near Pune. The temple exterior is built like a fort.
Deities of Kal Bhairava, Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman are in the main sanctum sanctorum.
The pradakshina marg cuts across the courtyard where you can see a few other deities, predominantly the Navgrahas β Shani, Rahu, Ketu, etc.
https://preview.redd.it/xrcovv15eor51.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fb522d027af298734cef4ae14e018e7274f4bf8e
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An extremely old temple, probably dating back to the 8th century in a small town of Saswad near Pune. The temple exterior is built like a fort.
Deities of Kal Bhairava, Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman are in the main sanctum sanctorum.
The pradakshina marg cuts across the courtyard where you can see a few other deities, predominantly the Navgrahas β Shani, Rahu, Ketu, etc.
You can read more about the temple here - https://www.myyatradiary.com/2015/02/kal-bhairava-in-bhairavnath-temple.html
https://preview.redd.it/hel8pjk8dor51.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7efde3b5ec2b007bd1a1bb7732c3e639eb406ab2
https://preview.redd.it/76wesvq9dor51.jpg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ce5359c1dd0cedd55d917c5b01accdb1aa199ea
Located around an hour from Pune (approximately 30 km), is an offbeat temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Built by the Yadavas, the temple is built in stones overlooking the enormous confluence (sangam) of Karha and Chameli Rivers flowing alongside. The best part of visiting the temple is that it stands alone, in nature, peacefully - no shops, no crowds, no noise - just you and the Creator with no one in between.
Best time to visit would be during the rainy season as there would be water in the rivers, otherwise they may be dry.
If you would like to know more about the place here is a link - Sangameshwar Shiva Temple
