🙏Jai Tulja Bhavani🙏

Tuljapur, located in the Osmanabad district of Maharashtra, is a small town revered for its rich history and religious significance. Known as the home of Tulja Bhavani Temple, one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. Goddess Tulja Bhavani has been worshiped as the family deity (Kuldevi) of the Bhosale clan, including Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, who sought her blessings before embarking on his military campaigns.

The Tulja Bhavani Temple, dedicated to Goddess Bhavani, is one of the Shakti Peethas in India. Legend has it that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the great Maratha ruler, was a devout goddess worshiper, seeking her blessings for strength and victory. The temple's architecture, intricate carvings, and spiritual aura transport visitors to a bygone era.

         How to Reach Tuljapur

      Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to visit Tuljapur is between September and February, when the weather is pleasant. The Navratri festival, usually in September or October, is a grand celebration that attracts thousands of devotees, making it a vibrant time to experience the town's cultural and spiritual fervor.

What to See in Tuljapur

 Hi, guys! Welcome to my first blog.

You must have seen the title which is my first blog, about Shegaon as it is my very first travel destination. This destination is really a spiritual and scenic retreat. The temple of the Maharaj is very peaceful and also clean. People come from far and wide to this place to seek the blessings of the "Ganjana Maharaj". Even if there are many people, the darshan is peaceful and pleasant.

Now, let's see how we reached Shegaon to seek Maharaj's blessings and have a darshan. We were all 10 people, and they were also siblings. We left from Amravati to Shegaon, going from Badnera railway station to Shegaon.

We boarded the train at Badnera railway station at 7:00 PM and arrived in Shegaon at 10:00 PM. At Shegaon railway station, rickshaws and other vehicles are available, and the buses from the temple also run without any fees to take devotees to the temple. But we all, being smart, walked from the railway station to Ganjan Maharaj Temple.

Buses run from the temple for Bhakti Dham to Visava, and we went to Visava. In the temple, no money is taken for any kind of service. In the temple, no money is taken for any kind of service.