Shree Kunkeshwar Mahadev , Devgarh (Maharashtra )

      Temple build by a Muslim devotee

How To Reach Kunkeshwar ??

FROM AIR :  

Nearest airports to Kunkeshwar  Goa (Panaji).

International Airport Chatrapati Shivaji  at Mumbai is the nearest Major airport to Kunkeshwar.
Mumbai is nearly 510 km away.
Bus, Taxi facilities are available form Mumbai to Kunkeshwar.

FROM RAIL : 

Nearest Railway station is : Nandgaon(45 Km), Kankvali (52 Km)

From Railway station bus, auto are available.

FROM BUS : 

Many Maharashtra state public transport buses are available connecting Kunkeshwar to nearby cities like Belgaon, Panaji, Pune and Mumbai. Luxury buses are also available from Mumbai to Kunkeshwar.

                                                   STATE TRANSPORT BUS TIMETABLE

Devgad To Kunkeshwar                                          Kunkeshwar To Devgad

05.30 (Devgad-Kunkeshwar) 07.00 (Devgad-Mithbav) 08.00 (Devgad-Morve) 08.40 (Devgad-Katvan) 09.10 (Devgad-Kunkeshwar) 11.00 (Devgad-Mithbav) 12.30(Devgad-Mithbav) 14.00(Devgad-Katvan) 15.30(Devgad-Kunkeshwar) 16.05(Devgad-Morve) 17.30(Devgad-Katvan) 19.30(Devgad-Katvan)

06.00 (Katvan-Devgad) 06.30(Kunkeshwar-Devgad) 08.30(Mithbav-Devgad) 09.40(Katvan-Devgad) 10.00(Morve-Devgad) 10.05(Kunkeshwar-Devgad) 12.40(Mithbav-Devgad) 14.00(Mithbav-Devgad) 15.20(Katvan-Devgad) 16.20(Kunkeshwar-Devgad) 18.00(Morve-Devgad) 18.40(Katvan-Devgad)

Sawantwadi  To  Kunkeshwar                                Kunkeshwar To Sawantwadi
15.45(S’wadi- Kunkeshwar)                                                    19.00(Kunkeshwar-S’wadi)

Triyambakeshwarar, Nasik

TRYAMBAKESHWAR(On the banks of river Gautami/Godavari, MAHARASHTRA)

The Triyambakeshwarar temple is located in the Triyambak town near Nasik. The temple is in the Indo Aryan style. The temple structure with excellent adornments of idols and sculptures, is surrounded by a massive stone wall. There is a huge bull in front of the temple & another marble Nandi is seen on the inside. The sculptural adornments continues even to the garbagriha with human, animals and yakshas carved. From the Jyotir Lingam at the centre of the garbagriha, trickles the Ganges continuously throughout the year. Sometimes, it is said flames issue forth as also a rumbling sound.