Places to visit near Bhimashankar

• Shani Mandir

• Datta Mandir

• Moksha Kunda

  It is located at the back of the temple, west of the temple. It is believed that bathing in this pool brings salvation.

• Sarva tirtha

  This is located to the south of Bhimashankar temple. The shrine of God goes into this pool and from there the river Bhima starts flowing.

• Big bell

  Hemadpanthi popularly known for the Big Bell sculpture is an architectural style which was names after its founder Hemadpant. This structure was constructed in the late 13th century in Maharashtra. It is incorporated with Black stone and lime. This unique Bell can be seen in front of the Hindu temple in Bhimashankar.

• Kamalaja Mata Mandir

  This mandir is at bus stand. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati called Kamalaja mata underwent a new form which is popularly known as "Ardha-Narya-Nateshwar" to killed Tripurasura. Kamalaja is an incarnation of Parvati, who aided Shiva in his battle against Tripuraasura. Kamalajaa was worshipped with offerings of lotus flowers by Bhrama

• Ram Mandir

• Hanuman Lake

  Human lake is one of the popular tourist attractions, 2 km walking from the bhimashankar bus stand, slightly difficult to reach. The Hanuman Lake is a beautiful lake located in Bhimashankar. Lots of animals including squirrels and monkeys could be spotted here. There is a Hanuman temple nearby too. This temple is surrounded by mountains. It's a good picnic spot for family and it is advisable to carry some packed food here and maybe even board games or frisbees. During rany season, different waterfalls can be prominent attraction at this site. This is the place where Hanumanta's mother Anjani Mata performed penance before Hanumanta's birth. In front of the temple is a pool of pure water and from there onwards is the place where Anjani Mata performed penance.

• Gupt Bhimashankar

  Gupt Bhimashankar is situated around 2 KM, walking distance from Bhimashankar Temple. It is a trail through forest. It is believed that river bhima was orginated at the shivlinga at bhimashankar temple, vanished and can be seen here at Gupta bhimashankar.

• Sakshi Vinayak

  On the way to Gupta bhimashankar, this is temple of Lord Ganesha, called Sakshi vinayak.

• Origin of River Bhima

• Nagphani point

  It is the highest point in Bhimashankar. This point is 1.5 KM from the bus stand. The view at the peak is awesome. Great sunset point. As the name itself suggests, this is an adventurous trekking spot with a combination of spirituality. The trek at Nagphani point lasts for about to 2 to 3 kms and is not a tiring one. This is a perfect destination for trek lovers. The view point at this destination is what attracts the travelers. After the onset of monsoon season, this is a must visit place.

• Bombay Point (Kokan-kada)

  This point is behind the bhimashankar bus stand. Very nice view. Sun set point. Recently govt. has created a beautiful garden for tourist.

• Vanaspati Point

  This point is little higher than Kokan kada. This is near from bhimashankar bus stand. Very nice view. Sun set point.

• Ahupe Waterfalls

  Ahupe Waterfalls is situated in Bhimashankar in Maharashtra. It has a wildlife reserve in the vicinity and a beautiful view of the Dimbhe Dam backwaters. The waterfalls is a popular tourist destination especially among young couples.