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MULSHI • TEMPLES

Sacred Places, Timeless Faith

Discover the temples of Mulshi — from village deities and ancient Mahadev shrines to peaceful hill temples surrounded by the Sahyadri landscape.

Mulshi Taluka Pune, Maharashtra
Many Local Shrines Village • Hill • Forest
Hadshi 4.6 ★ 7,746+ current reviews
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Faith • Heritage • Nature

The spiritual side of Mulshi

Mulshi's religious landscape is closely connected with its villages, forests, hills and traditional communities. The region includes important local shrines dedicated to deities such as Mahadev, Mhasoba and Vinzai Mata.

Temples of Mulshi

Selected temples and religious places from current Mulshi listings.

● Current information checked
Hadshi Temple Mulshi FAMILY PILGRIMAGE

Hadshi Mandir

Hadashi • Mulshi

A peaceful temple complex set amid green hills near Hadshi, known locally as Shri Sathya Sai Panduranga Kshetra.

7:00 AM – 8:00 PM Free Entry
★ 4.6 7,746 reviews
● Open Listing
Vinzai Mata Temple Tamhini LOCAL DEVI

Vinzai Devasthan

Tamhini • Mulshi

A traditional Devi shrine surrounded by the lush landscape of Tamhini, especially atmospheric during monsoon.

9 AM–1 PM 4 PM–7 PM
★ 4.8 197 reviews
● Current Listing
Panchmukhi Shivlinga Temple Mulshi MAHADEV

Shri Panchmukhi Shivlinga Temple

Paud • Mulshi

A local Shiva temple listed in the Mulshi area, representing the region's strong Mahadev tradition.

4.8 ★ Local Shrine
★ 4.8 Current listing
● Listed
Somjaishwar Mahadev Temple MAHADEV

Somjaishwar Mahadev Mandir

Nive • Tamhini Ghat Road

A Mahadev shrine located along the Tamhini Ghat road landscape, making it an interesting spiritual stop on the route.

5.0 ★ 50 reviews
★ 5.0 50 reviews
● Listed
Mhasoba Temple Kharavade Mulshi GRAM DAIVAT

Mhasoba Devsthan

Kharavade • Mulshi

Mhasoba is an important local religious tradition in Mulshi. The Kharavade Mhasoba temple is also identified as a C-grade pilgrimage site by the government.

Heritage Local Pilgrimage
★ 5.0 Current listing
● Important Site
Mahadev Temple Kondhawale Mulshi SHIVA TEMPLE

Mahadev Temple Kondhawale

Kondhawale • Mulshi

A local Mahadev temple situated in Kondhawale village, part of the spiritual landscape of rural Mulshi.

Village Temple Mulshi 412108
★ 4.5 Current listing
● Listed
Vinzai Mata Devasthan Tamhini ★ FEATURED TEMPLE
Tamhini • Mulshi

Vinzai Devasthan

Vinzai Mata is one of the religious places specifically highlighted by the Zilla Parishad Pune's Mulshi information. The temple sits within the beautiful Tamhini landscape and combines devotion with the natural character of the Sahyadris.

★ 4.8 / 5 Current listing rating
197 Reviews Current review count
Morning 9 AM – 1 PM
Evening 4 PM – 7 PM

Temple Traditions of Mulshi

Faith and village culture remain deeply connected across the taluka.

Darshan

Begin the journey with a peaceful darshan and time for reflection.

Nature

Many local shrines are surrounded by Mulshi's hills and greenery.

Festivals

Village festivals and religious celebrations bring communities together.

Community

Temples remain important cultural gathering places for local villages.

Spiritual Journey

Temple + Nature + Village

A temple visit in Mulshi can become more than a religious stop. Combine it with the surrounding hills, villages, ghats, farms and local heritage to experience another side of Mulshi.

🛕 Temple Darshan & local heritage
🌿 Nature Hills & greenery
🏡 Village Rural Maharashtra
📸 Landscape Scenic photography

देव • निसर्ग • संस्कृती • मुलशी

मुलशीच्या डोंगररांगांमध्ये आणि गावागावांत जपलेली श्रद्धा, परंपरा आणि संस्कृती अनुभवूया.

Temple Visit Guidelines

Respect the sacred space and local community.

Dress Respectfully

Follow the temple's local dress and entry practices.

Maintain Peace

Keep the temple surroundings peaceful and follow local worship practices.

Photography

Check local rules before photographing sanctums, rituals or devotees.

Discover the Spiritual Side of Mulshi

Visit the temples, experience the traditions and discover the stories that connect Mulshi's people with the Sahyadris.