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Kothure Baneshwar Temple



Established in 1716 by Sir Malhar Dadaji Kadam, Baneshwar Temple is situated at Kothure in the Nasik District of Maharashtra. It is on the bank of Godavari River. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, widely referred here as Baneshwar. He is in the form of Pindi. There are two Pindis, the second one is situated exactly under the first one. Nearby, there is a stone carved idol of Lord Hanuman in a very open manner.

The temple is nearly 3 km from the Nasik-Aurangabad Highway. The nearest railway station is at Niphad.



Updated on 21st April, 2015
District: Nasik
Location: Kothure

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