Shri Tulja Bhavani Mandir

Very nice temple 🛕 with historical significance of Tulaja Bhavani Devi.

Strongly recommend to visit with prior booking. Cannot get the properly darshan without reservation.

जय भवानी जय शिवाजी 🙌

Tulja Bhavani Temple in Tuljapur is a divine haven that seamlessly blends spirituality, history, and architectural splendor. The temple's grandeur is evident in its intricate design and the peaceful ambiance that envelops the sacred space. Pilgrims are welcomed by the powerful aura of Tulja Bhavani, creating a profound sense of reverence. The temple's well-maintained premises and the rituals performed with devotion contribute to a spiritually enriching experience. Visiting Tulja Bhavani Temple is not just a journey for the soul but also a cultural odyssey, offering a glimpse into the deep-rooted traditions of Maharashtra.
Pls avoide to visit in weekend and public holidays.

It's Goddess aai Tuljabhavani devi temple. Most of hindu people's visit this holy place. Lots of people believe on powers of God. You feel pleasant and satisfied at this place. It's better to visit early morning to avoid rush.

One of the Ancient Hindu Temple.

We visited just because we heard that it is one of the Shakti Peeth in India located in Tuljapur Maharashtra.

It's also famous for Shivaji Maharaj kuldevi.

It's well connected with Bus stand.

Lots of hotel and lodges are available nearby temple.

We stayed in 108 Bhakat Niwas.

Neat and clean facility with big room. AC room in just 2000 rupees..extra mattress costing for 200 if no of family members more than 2.

Hot water available for bathing between 3-6 am.

Temple opens at 3 am in morning. So it's advisable to go to temple early morning hours only.

Lots of rush during weekend. But best arrangement for queue management.

My visit to the Tulja Bhavani Devi Temple was a profound experience of serenity and spiritual upliftment. Revered by the Marathas, this temple's stunning black stone architecture creates a unique and enchanting ambiance. As I stepped inside, I was immediately embraced by the blessings and positive vibes of Goddess Tulja Bhavani, enhancing the divine atmosphere. While the temple often sees long queues during special occasions, visiting on an off day promises a more tranquil experience. Additionally, the surrounding market is a delightful spot for street shopping, offering a glimpse into the local culture and traditions. Overall, my visit to this holy place was truly remarkable, blending spirituality, culture, and history into an unforgettable experience.

My all time favorite place. For Positivity, peace and nirvana.
This place is 15min by walking and 3min by drive from tulja bhavani bus depot. So many options for hotels and homestay.
I recommend you to book a pujari before going for darshan.

Maa Tulja Bhavani Devi Temple is a very powerful temple. Appears as a normal temple when observed but once you go inside you realize it is really vast. It is a very historic and very old temple but the foundations are still so good.

Approach highways are so well maintained as we travelled from Belapur - Kolhapur - Solapur - Tuljapur - Solapur - Belapur covering 800 plus Kms with utmost ease.

Jai Mata Tulja Bhavani.

Tuljapur is a town with a municipal council in Dharashiv district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is the administrative seat of Tuljapur taluka. Tuljapur is the location of the annual Tulja Bhavani fair during Navaratri (September–October). The town is home to the Tulja Bhavani Temple.

An ancient rock temple located in the city of Tuljapur, this Temple has an interesting mythological adage behind it. It is believed that Lord Rama passed through these rocks (Shila) along with his brother Lakshman, in the mountains (Ghats) to search for Goddess Sita – his wife.

To reach the temple one has to climb down 60-70 steps. In addition, one has to follow queue system by going down 3 floors and climbing-up 2 floors to enter the sanctum .

Temple Timings and Details
Darshan Timings. Opening Timing - 4:00 AM. Closing Timing - 10:00 PM.
Aarti Timings. Kakad Aarti - 4:30 AM. Pooka Aarti and Dhuparati - 11:00 AM. Dhup Aarti Night - 9:30 PM.
Prasad Available.

No, mobile phones are not allowed into the temple. All the electronic gadgets like mobile phones, cameras etc., are strictly prohibited inside the temple

Tuljapur is Maharashtra chi kulswamini.

Pros:-
The temple is far well maintained then last 3-4years.
Good management of queue and pass system.
Many options to stay near to the temple.
Plenty of hotels and restaurants to have lunch and snacks.
The temple is very powerful and can feel the waves once we entry inside the temple.
Must visit if one is in solapur.

Cons:-
To many people irritate asking for lodges etc.
High rates on any thing you buy.
Vehicle parking is risk and not well maintained, park at your own risk ₹50/-
Take care while walking, as there are many broken bangles.

The divine place where the mother of Maharashtra resides.
Always crowded...
Consider 3-4hrs wait in line for free darshan and 1-2hrs wait for mukh darshan.
We visited in Diwali and it was flooded with people.
Must visit temple in Maharashtra.
You'll feel serenity in the air. Best experience

Beautiful mandir with great history and belief. Now a days , very systematically organised and arrangements done. Book your darshan related online , never accept proposals for Abhishek or Pooja , both paid and free Darshan lines are there. Parking space available.

Feel free to make a visit in tuljapur Mandir, it's joyful 🥰 environment, mind relaxing 😌 at God place, Jai bhavani 🚩.

Very ancient temple of Maa Bhavani. It's believed that Shivaji Maharaj used to take Maa's blessing before any war. Very popular temple so very crowded. You can take vip pass of Rs 500 per person to get quick darshan. Puja thali and sarees for offering to Mata are available outside and inside temple premises.

The Shri Tulja Bhavani Temple holds deep spiritual significance for the people of Maharashtra, serving as a revered pilgrimage site. Its sacred atmosphere and historical importance make it a must-visit for those seeking a connection to their cultural and religious roots. The temple's architecture and surroundings add to the overall divine experience, making it a cherished destination for Maharashtra's residents.

Our family visit to the Tuljapur, one of the Shakti Peeths, was a spiritually enriching experience. The divine atmosphere, coupled with the sacred significance of the place, made it a memorable and uplifting journey for us.

Highly recommended for those seeking a connection with divine energy.

This Temple is considered as one of the shaktipith in Maharashtra.
You'll see a huge footfall for all 12 months.
Please biy tickrts in advance so your wait time might reduce upto 20 min.
Also You'll see many small temples in this primises. This place has rich history and you may see some classic architecture here.
The ques are very long and well managed by trmple staff. You'll see proper exhaust systems and ventilation across all 3 floors.
Temple is so beautiful and Aai tuljabhavani will always bless you.
Enjoy your experience, leave your attitude outside the temple. Aai tuljabhavani is not going to judge her devotees so be humble and respectful to others.
God blrss you. 🙏

Always crowded...
Consider 3-4hrs wait in line for Dharm darshan (free) and 1-2hrs wait for mukh darshan.(free)
4 halls to wait in line.
Every hall have gents and ladies toilets and also filtered water available.
Must visit temple in Maharashtra.
Also passes are available for quick(in 1-2hrs) Dharm darshan
Must go to Yedai Devi temple in Yermala(nearly 1.5hrs bike travel) after tulja bhavani darshan.

You have the option to do free darshan n paid darshan @ INR 200. You will find many poojari out side the temple they will ask around INR 2500 for direct darshana with pooja 2500 includes darshana tickets of 1400rs (7ppl) and balance 1100 took by poojari. It was bit crowded when I visited yook 1hr for paid darshan

All I can say is a mind blowing place
Very calm n peaceful... Thanks to my friend Mr. Pravin Malusare who told me to visit this place once if u go that side and I'm blessed I came here...

A great place stone built temple, one of 51 Shakti Pithas was built in the 12th century CE by Maratha Mahamandaleshwara Māradadeva of the Kadamb dynasty.