Jyotirlingas in Maharashtra
Maharashtra has 3 of the twelve jyotirlingas: Bhimashankar, Trimbakeshwar and Grishneshwar. They are part of the West group. Each card
below gives the town, the railhead, the airport and the season, with links to the full guide, how to
reach it and where to stay.
- Temples
- 3 of 12
- Group
- West
- Closed in winter
- None
The 3 temples in Maharashtra
Listed by stotram number, which is a list order, not a travel order.
- Town
- Pune district
- Rail
- Pune Jn (Not checked yet)
- Air
- Pune (Not checked yet)
- Season
- Oct to Mar · Open all year
- Town
- Nashik
- Rail
- Nashik Road (Not checked yet)
- Air
- Nashik (Not checked yet)
- Season
- Oct to Mar · Open all year
- Town
- Sambhajinagar (Verul)
- Rail
- Aurangabad (AWB) (Not checked yet)
- Air
- Aurangabad (IXU) (about 40 km)
- Season
- Oct to Mar · Open all year
A distance shows only where a trust or state source stated one; the rest are still to check.
Maharashtra on the map
Only the temples in Maharashtra are plotted. Open any pin for that temple's guide.
Each pin carries the temple's number in the stotram list, not a visiting order. Tap a pin for links.
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Other temples called jyotirlingas
Some other temples are also called jyotirlingas by local tradition. This site covers the twelve named in the Dwadasha Jyotirlinga Stotram as most guides list them, so those claims are out of scope here.