Why devotees come here
Mudgaleshwar Temple stands on the bank of the Godavari river in Mudgal, Parbhani district, Maharashtra. It is dedicated to Shiva and counted among the state's key religious landmarks. Many devotees come on Mahashivratri.
Mudgaleshwar Temple is dedicated to Shiva, and devotees know the deity here by the name Mudgaleshwar. The state tourism department calls the temple one of the key religious landmarks of Maharashtra. It is also one of the historical temples in the state, and it is a significant pilgrimage destination. The district page calls it a famous temple of Mudgaleshwar and one of the religious places to visit in Parbhani district.
In early times this temple was known as Devbhumi. It stands on the bank of the Godavari river, and pilgrims make a holy bath in its waters. The temple sits in Parbhani district, in the Marathwada region, a part of Maharashtra with a historical and cultural legacy.
Every Mahashivratri, many devotees come to the temple for Mudgaleshwar darshan. Plan ahead if you visit on that festival, when lots of devotees come.
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