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IN PHOTOS: Visit these iconic temples in Mumbai to seek Lord Shiva’s blessings

Updated On: 14 July, 2025 01:06 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

From Babulnath to Walkeshwar, soak in the sacred spirit of Shravan with a visit to Mumbai’s most iconic Shiva temples. (PICS/X/BMC)

From Babulnath to Walkeshwar, soak in the sacred spirit of Shravan with a visit to Mumbai’s most iconic Shiva temples. (PICS/X/BMC)

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From Babulnath to Walkeshwar, soak in the sacred spirit of Shravan with a visit to Mumbai’s most iconic Shiva temples. (PICS/X/BMC)
<p>Walkeshwar Temple, also known as the Banganga Temple, a historic shrine, is nestled near the ancient Banganga Tank in South Mumbai. Steeped in mythology and tradition, Walkeshwar Temple offers a calm and spiritually rich experience, attracting devotees looking to reconnect with heritage and peace amidst the city&rsquo;s hustle. FILE PIC</p>

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Walkeshwar Temple, also known as the Banganga Temple, a historic shrine, is nestled near the ancient Banganga Tank in South Mumbai. Steeped in mythology and tradition, Walkeshwar Temple offers a calm and spiritually rich experience, attracting devotees looking to reconnect with heritage and peace amidst the city’s hustle. FILE PIC

<p>Set along the banks of the Waldhuni River, the 11th-century Shiv Mandir in Ambarnath stands as a striking example of ancient stone architecture. Famous for its detailed carvings and deep historical roots, the temple is conveniently located near the Ambarnath railway station, making it a popular spiritual and cultural destination. FILE PIC</p>

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Set along the banks of the Waldhuni River, the 11th-century Shiv Mandir in Ambarnath stands as a striking example of ancient stone architecture. Famous for its detailed carvings and deep historical roots, the temple is conveniently located near the Ambarnath railway station, making it a popular spiritual and cultural destination. FILE PIC

<p>Tucked away in a quiet lane beside the Mahalaxmi Temple, Dhakleshwar Mandir is believed to be the third-oldest temple in Mumbai. What sets it apart is its fascinating architectural fusion &mdash; a blend of Konkani, Islamic, and Greek revival styles &mdash; making it both a spiritual and visual delight for visitors. PIC/BMC</p>

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Tucked away in a quiet lane beside the Mahalaxmi Temple, Dhakleshwar Mandir is believed to be the third-oldest temple in Mumbai. What sets it apart is its fascinating architectural fusion — a blend of Konkani, Islamic, and Greek revival styles — making it both a spiritual and visual delight for visitors. PIC/BMC

<p>Hidden within the lush greenery of the Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary near Vasai, this temple offers a refreshing escape into nature. The serene surroundings and forested trails create an ideal setting for reflection and prayer, making it a popular pilgrimage site during the Shravan month and on Mondays dedicated to Lord Shiva. PIC/X</p>

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Hidden within the lush greenery of the Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary near Vasai, this temple offers a refreshing escape into nature. The serene surroundings and forested trails create an ideal setting for reflection and prayer, making it a popular pilgrimage site during the Shravan month and on Mondays dedicated to Lord Shiva. PIC/X

<p>Located in the heart of Thane, Kopineshwar Mandir is one of Maharashtra&rsquo;s oldest and most revered Shiva temples. Believed to date back to the 8th century, the temple is known for its ancient architecture and the towering Shiva Lingam that stands as its central deity. A significant spiritual landmark, it continues to draw devotees year-round, especially during the holy month of Shravan. PIC/ X</p>

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Located in the heart of Thane, Kopineshwar Mandir is one of Maharashtra’s oldest and most revered Shiva temples. Believed to date back to the 8th century, the temple is known for its ancient architecture and the towering Shiva Lingam that stands as its central deity. A significant spiritual landmark, it continues to draw devotees year-round, especially during the holy month of Shravan. PIC/ X

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