Bhuleshwar – Archaic carving temple, Pune

On bright sunny Sunday morning I decided to have a small trip to any tourist place near Pune. One of my friend suggested me a Bhuleshwar temple. Then I searched about Bhuleshwar on Google for primitive information, then finalized the route and I am ready to go...

Bhuleshwar – a Archaic carving temple. This temple is situated at about 60 km from Pune.

Archaic carving Lord Shiva temple

A road from Pune to Bhuleshwar is pretty good. You can opt Pune – Solapur Highway and take right turn from Yawat. Please note, last 2 to 3 kms journey is bit rough and there is a steep road just before the temple.

Symbol of great ancient Indian history

Bhuleshwar temple is built in 13^th century. Carvings on temple's wall is a treat to watch.

Treat to watch

Rows of carved pillar

Photographers, this is a must visit place for you. You can spend whole day capturing beauty of this temple.

 

A small Elephant

 

The sculptures depict various scenes from Ramayana and Mahabharata but today they are in damaged condition. The destruction is caused by Adilashah (Mughal King) during his conflicts with Peshwas.

 

 

There is no good food and water arrangements available near temple So please have your own food/water.

 

Only stall available near temple

 

During my return journey some of the villagers suggested me to visit “Ramdara” (25 km from Bhuleshwar temple towards Pune) . There is a Lord Ram temple in Ramdara. Climate at this location is peaceful and pleasant.

Thinking Shepard

So if you are really bored and doing nothing on weekends then do visit Bhuleshwar. It is really fantastic place and worth spending one day of your life. After such satirical devastation this temple still has its own beauty intact.