Pune To Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga Cab
Ghrishneshwar, located just one and a half kilometers from Verul, is an important religious site in India. Also this is the last Jyotirlinga of the twelve Jyotirlingas. In the 18th century, this temple was restored by Rani Ahilya Devi Holkar of Indore. It is mentioned in historythat Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s grandfather had given the money for this temple.
Traditional South Indian architecture can be seen in Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple. The Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga temple has an inner chamber and a sanctum sanctorum. Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple is the smallest Jyotirlinga temple. The temple complex has a five-tiered spire and several pillars, built in the form of intricate mythological carvings. The red stone walls built within the temple premises mainly depict the ten incarnations of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. In the sanctum sanctorum, there is a Shivlinga on the east and there is also an idol of Nandiswara.
A beautiful story is also told about this temple. Ghrishna and Sudeha were two sisters and Sakhya was also Savati. That means both were married to the same man. But both of them had no children. Ghrishna was a great devotee of Shiva and worshiped Lord Shiva regularly. As a result, she had a son, but Sudhe, burning with jealousy, killed the child and threw it into the river. Ghrishna was in Shiva Puja when the incident took place, but even after hearing that the child had been killed, she was neither disturbed nor did she leave the Puja halfway through. She only said that he who has given me a son will protect him. Shankar was pleased to see her devotion and Ghrishna’s son came out of the river revived. But he told his mother to forgive Sudhe. When Shankara was pleased with Ghrishna’s devotion, she prayed to Shankara to dwell in this place forever in the form of Jyoti, and Shankara too heard her prayer. This place got its name Ghrishneshwar after the name of Ghrishna.
Pune to Ghrishneshwar in this route you can also visit Ranjangaon, Sanishinganapur & Devgad.
Best Places to Visit Near Ghrishneshwar
1) Ellora Caves
The caves here were created in AD. From the 6th century onwards, it took place in stages. The cave was carved during the conflict between the Chalukya and Kalachuri dynasties after the decline of the Vakatakas. All the Verul caves were built during Hindu dynasties such as the Rashtrakuta dynasty, which built some of the Hindu and Buddhist caves. and the Yadava dynasty, who built many Jain caves. The construction of the monuments was funded by merchants and the wealthy of the region. The entire mountain is carved like a murti on the outside, shaped like a Dravidian-style temple. For Visit Just Call Us
2) Ajantha Caves
The ancient caves of Ajanta are one of the most visited tourist destinations in India and the largest surviving examples of Indian cave art. This cave is much older than the Ellora caves. The Ajanta Caves were carved out of a horseshoe-shaped rocky outcrop on the banks of the Waghur River. This horseshoe shaped mountain has a collection of 26 caves. With a long history of preserving the heritage of Buddhism, Ajanta Caves has today become a prominent international tourist attraction.
3) Devgiri Fort
Daulatabad Fort, once known as Devagiri, is a magnificent 12th century fort. Daulatabad Fort was built with exquisite architecture and is one of the most powerful forts in medieval times. Besides, there are many cannons among which Panchdhatu and Medha cannon which can hit 12 km must be seen. There is a palace on the hill above and its name is Baradari. It means a palace with twelve gates. The splendor of this palace is further enhanced by the beautiful furnishings for the entertainments of that period, i.e. dances, large halls for music gatherings, and beautiful views of the surroundings. For a family tour Book A Cab.
4) Bhadra Maruti Temple
Bhadra Maruti Temple is located in Khultabad, Aurangabad in the state of Maharashtra. This ancient temple is only 4 km from Ellora caves. Is located at a distance. This temple is dedicated to the Hindu deity Shri Hanuman ji. We all must have often seen various idols of Hanuman ji, must have seen him standing somewhere, somewhere lifting a mountain in his hands, somewhere tearing his chest and somewhere absorbed in Ram’s tune. But seeing Hanuman ji idol in sleeping posture will be a unique experience. This temple is famous because only 3 places in India have the idol of Hanuman ji installed in the lying posture. And Bhadra Maruti Temple is one of them, and this temple remains the main center of tourists. Travelers from far and wide come to visit this unique idol.
5) Gautala Autramghat Wildlife Sanctuary
Tourists come from far and wide to enjoy the natural beauty. Gautala Wildlife Sanctuary is a beautiful wildlife sanctuary with dense forest. Gautala Wildlife Sanctuary has various species of mammals, birds and reptiles. In the forest you can see Chital, Wild Boar, Bison, Wolf, Sambar, Leopard, Jackal, Jackal, Monkey, Barking Deer, Wild Dog, Wild Cat Bear Birds Apart from wild animals, you will find various species of birds here. can also be seen. For Family vaccation we provide various type cars like Innova, Tavera, Ertiga as per your requirment with Affordable Price.
6) Bibi ka Makbara
Bibi Ka Maqbara, located in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, is also known as the “Crown of the Deccan” or the second Taj Mahal of India. The construction of ‘BB K Maqbara’ was inspired by the Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World at Agra. Bibi Ka Maqbara has flower gardens built in the Persian style adding to its beauty. Along with this, the garden space made in a quadrangular shape is divided into four smaller areas. Apart from this, ponds, fountains, and waterfalls have also been constructed. Book A Cab and enjoy a family weekend tour.
