Tuljapur

Chintamani can be seen in the area immediately adjacent to the Tuljapur Bhawani Temple. It is meant to be an offering to the Goddess Chintamani, who is believed by her devotees to guide them in making the appropriate decisions at the appropriate times. The Temple is created out of a spherical stone, and inside of it is a large palanquin that has lovely hand-painted images.

The Papanashi Tirth is perhaps one of the most fascinating water storage facilities in all of Tuljapur. People think that the water at Papanashi, whose name literally translates to "water that removes sins." This particular tirth tank can be found next to the circuit house and is around 500 m away from the Tulja Bhawani Temple.

There are three different ways to enter the Vishnu Tirth, which is located to the northeast of the Tulja Bhawani Temple. It is said that the confluence of the Ganges, the Yamuna, and the Saraswati rivers occurs in this tank, which resembles the Kallola Tirth Tank.

The Kallola Tirth is considered to be one of the most significant Tirth tanks in this area. An enthusiastic believer can be certain that a plunge into any one of these tanks will wash away all of his or her sins, and this knowledge can give them peace of mind.

A shrine dedicated to Lord Rama can be seen at the Ghat Shila Temple. A highly unique process is used to cut it out of a piece of rock and the overall architecture leaves the visitors mesmerised.

Dhakte Tuljapur is spiritual destination that is located on the outskirts of the town and attracts a large number of tourists everyday. A more diminutive version of the same goddess, Goddess Tulja Bhawani, can be seen here. It is fascinating that a Muslim guy was the one to discover the idol in this location.

Since it is one of India's famed 51 Shakti Peethas, the Tulja Bhawani Temple is an important religious site there. It was constructed by a devotee of Lord Vishnu, and since then, this place has become a major tourist spot among devotees. The Sant Bharati Buwa Mutt is yet another attraction in the area.