Krishnabai Temple

One of the main attractions of the Krishnabai Temple Mahabaleshwar is its awe-inspiring environment. Located at the hilltop one can see the full extent of the valleys, greenery, and the farmer-filled Krishna River at the bottom. The serene environment coupled with the magnificent panorama makes it a perfect place to meditate and unwind. The way leading to the temple is pretty amazing as well with its meandering pathways and thick green foliage in it which is simply a pleasure for one’s eyes and definitely for the photographers. 

Krishna Temple – is the temple mostly linked to the state of Maharashtra, India, which was erected in the eleventh century and built in the Hemandpatni architectural style which is richly carved in stones. Inside the shrine is a ‘Shiva Ling’ and an antique water outlet or spout through which the waters of the Krishna River endlessly flow. The place as per many has been looked down upon for ages due to its former belief that this is the very initiative or starting point of the river and therefore a religious site for the pilgrims. It features several sculpted Wells which offer the visitors the taste of the culture and tradition of the state of Maharashtra.

Another factor for the high acceptance of Krishnabai Temple Mahabaleshwar among tourists is the appreciation for the view it offers. To begin with, it is built on a mount therefore there is a beautiful outlook of the valleys and the forests below as well as the Krishna River from above. The calm nature and the beautiful scenery provided it went well with some meditation or some reassuring gentler activities. Not that the way to the temple is any less beautiful. Enchanting the human eye and even the lens