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Khondai Devi Temple
This temple dates back to the Pandava era. During their exile, the Pandavas halted on this hill and had a vision of the goddess, witnessing a three-faced idol in a cave. The Pandavas decided to restore this temple and build it with large stones. They constructed the temple in one night, but as they were finishing, a rooster crowed, signaling the start of Brahma Muhurta, leading them to stop their work and leave. This temple does not have a door; it is a large cave temple. The idol of the goddess has three faces and is the embodiment of Mahalaxmi Devi. This goddess is known as Khondai Mata. The temple of Kal Bhairavnath is located by the river.
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Arhatic Yoga Ashram
In the eighth century, there was a kingdom named Oddiyana located in the western part of India. This Oddiyana kingdom is now the Swat region in modern-day Pakistan. The king of this region at the time, Indrabhuti, was unable to have children. Despite trying various treatments and religious rituals, he remained childless. As a last resort, King Indrabhuti decided to embark on a great sea voyage. He traveled throughout India and even to the lands of Siam and Kambuj by sea. On his return journey, he found a child inside a lotus flower. The king brought the child back to his kingdom, formally adopted him, and declared him the crown prince.
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Historic Hero Stone
First, let’s understand what a Hero Stone is. A Hero Stone is a stone pillar erected in memory of brave warriors. It is also called a Veer Stambh (Warrior Pillar). A stone pillar is created by carving specific sculptures on a rock slab, and that pillar commemorates the warrior. This stone pillar is known as a Hero Stone. Similarly, there are also types like Gadhgal and Satigal.
Khondai Devi Temple
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Arhatic Yoga Ashram
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Historic Hero Stone
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Mula-Mutha River Mulshi
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