Best places: Hindu temples in Ratnagiri, India

😐 One of the best Temple I have ever seen .very calm place.must visit this place very clean place.big area of temple having garden,pond,statues etc. There is shoe racks.there is dustbins for garbage.over all nice temple. There are two or three people for gardening and for cleaning. There is no single...

👍👍 This temple was built 1600 years ago by Karna of Kolhapur. It is said to be chanukya kalin temple. This place is 384 km away from Mumbai and 41 km away from Ratnagiri City. Temple is situated 4 km away from Sangameshwar and is one of the important places in Sangameshwar taluka. This eastward facing...

👍👍 Ganpatipule Beach in Maharashtra offers a serene escape with its pristine shoreline and clear waters 🤩 The Ganpati temple nearby adds a cultural touch to the experience which is one historical Temple in MH ❤️ making it a well-rounded destination for both relaxation and spiritual exploration. The be...

👍 Nice place to visit in Ratnagiri. This temple is located at Ratnadurg Fort. Parking space is there but limited. It's free parking. Around 50 steps you need to cross to reach here. Overall nice experience.

👍👍 Likes - Drinking and cleaning water - Staff members strict and helpful if needed - clean and calm place - no photos inside temple - Prasad Things to improve on - waiting time in queue Some of the popular attractions near Ganapatipule include: Ganapatipule Beach: A pristine beach located near the...

👍👍 This is a very calm temple built by Bhagojisheth Keer under the aspiration of Veer Savarkar in 1931 as a symbol of abolishing untouchability. This temple is open for anyone and everyone immaterial of gender caste religion or any other social identity. It also has a beautiful shikhara which is hardly...

👍👍 SWAYAMBHU GANPATI TEMPLE The idol of Ganapati at the Swayambhu Ganpati Temple is built of pule which is nothing but white sand and is believed to be self originated - it is not man made. Another idol of Ganapati which is made of copper is placed in the Sanctum Sanctorum. It depicts the Lord astrid...

👍👍 Very very beautiful