Amleshwar Mahadev Mandir

Built in the Hemadpanti style, the Amlesvar Mahadev mandir stands in a plain cut in the mountain rocks. Picturesque carvings of human and divine figures adorn the walls and pillars of the temple. Sati’s hand is engraved in a stone slab at the entrance of the temple and the hand points to figures of Shivaling, Sun, Moon and a couple. Vaman’s incarnation has been illustrated and different carvings represent the different stages of a yogini. It is believed that this temple was built during the Yadava period. Inscriptions on the temple wall talk about how the temple supplements the grandeur of Ambanagari. A Shivaling sits on the gabhara. Close to the temple, there is a tirth that is cut in the hill.Built in the Hemadpanti style, the Amlesvar Mahadev mandir stands in a plain cut in the mountain rocks. Picturesque carvings of human and divine figures adorn the walls and pillars of the temple. Sati’s hand is engraved in a stone slab at the entrance of the temple and the hand points to figures of Shivaling, Sun, Moon and a couple. Vaman’s incarnation has been illustrated and different carvings represent the different stages of a yogini. It is believed that this temple was built during the Yadava period. Inscriptions on the temple wall talk about how the temple supplements the grandeur of Ambanagari. A Shivaling sits on the gabhara. Close to the temple, there is a tirth that is cut in the hill.Built in the Hemadpanti style, the Amlesvar Mahadev mandir stands in a plain cut in the mountain rocks. Picturesque carvings of human and divine figures adorn the walls and pillars of the temple. Sati’s hand is engraved in a stone slab at the entrance of the temple and the hand points to figures of Shivaling, Sun, Moon and a couple. Vaman’s incarnation has been illustrated and different carvings represent the different stages of a yogini. It is believed that this temple was built during the Yadava period. Inscriptions on the temple wall talk about how the temple supplements the grandeur of Ambanagari. A Shivaling sits on the gabhara. Close to the temple, there is a tirth that is cut in the hill.Built in the Hemadpanti style, the Amlesvar Mahadev mandir stands in a plain cut in the mountain rocks. Picturesque carvings of human and divine figures adorn the walls and pillars of the temple. Sati’s hand is engraved in a stone slab at the entrance of the temple and the hand points to figures of Shivaling, Sun, Moon and a couple. Vaman’s incarnation has been illustrated and different carvings represent the different stages of a yogini. It is believed that this temple was built during the Yadava period. Inscriptions on the temple wall talk about how the temple supplements the grandeur of Ambanagari. A Shivaling sits on the gabhara. Close to the temple, there is a tirth that is cut in the hill.Built in the Hemadpanti style, the Amlesvar Mahadev mandir stands in a plain cut in the mountain rocks. Picturesque carvings of human and divine figures adorn the walls and pillars of the temple. Sati’s hand is engraved in a stone slab at the entrance of the temple and the hand points to figures of Shivaling, Sun, Moon and a couple. Vaman’s incarnation has been illustrated and different carvings represent the different stages of a yogini. It is believed that this temple was built during the Yadava period. Inscriptions on the temple wall talk about how the temple supplements the grandeur of Ambanagari. A Shivaling sits on the gabhara. Close to the temple, there is a tirth that is cut in the hill.