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Aundh Shiv Mandir

About Aundh Shiv Mandir

The temple opens for darshan from 05:30 in the morning until 22:00 (10:00 PM) in the evening, accommodating both early risers and those who prefer evening visits. Two aartis—the morning and evening ritual offerings—structure the day's worship, with these ceremonies marking significant moments in the temple's daily rhythm. The temple offers online darshan booking facilities, allowing visitors to reserve their viewing slots in advance.

Beyond darshan, the temple provides puja services for those seeking specific rituals. Among the offerings available are Narayan Nagbali puja, a three-day ritual addressing ancestral and serpent-related concerns; Maha Rudra abhishekam, performed on special request; and Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran, a complete ritual with fire offerings. These services reflect the temple's role not only as a pilgrimage site but as an active center for Shaivite worship and ritual practice.

Visiting Information and Practicalities

The temple is located at Aundha Nagnath in Hingoli District, Maharashtra, with the postal code 431701. Visitors can contact the temple at +91-9765692728 or via email at info@aundhanagnath.com for inquiries regarding darshan bookings, puja arrangements, or other details.

The temple website indicates that accommodation and tour guide services are available for visitors, though specific details about these facilities should be confirmed directly with the temple. Devotees planning a visit should allow time for both darshan and, if desired, participation in the morning or evening aarti. Standard temple etiquette applies: modest dress is customary, and visitors should approach the sanctum with respectful demeanor.

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Puja Services and Spiritual Offerings

The temple maintains a structured system of puja services catering to various spiritual needs and occasions. The Narayan Nagbali puja, priced at ₹11,000, addresses pitru dosh (ancestral concerns) and naga dosh (serpent-related afflictions) through a three-day observance. The Maha Rudra abhishekam, available at ₹5,100 upon special request, represents a grand ritual bathing of the deity. For those seeking relief from Kaal Sarp Dosh (a specific astrological condition), the temple offers a complete ritual with hawan (fire ceremony) at ₹3,100.

The availability of online puja booking reflects the temple's adaptation to modern pilgrimage practices, allowing devotees to arrange rituals before arrival or from a distance. The temple also accepts donations to support daily services, temple maintenance, and continued service to visiting devotees.

Festivals and Observances

While the temple's website indicates that a full festival calendar exists, specific festival dates and celebrations are not detailed in the available sources. Devotees interested in participating in major festivals or special observances should contact the temple directly or consult the full festival calendar through their official channels. Maha Shivratri, the great night of Shiva, would typically be observed with particular significance at a Jyotirlinga, though confirmation of specific celebrations at Aundha Nagnath should be sought from the temple itself.

Reaching the Temple

Aundha Nagnath is situated in Hingoli District within Maharashtra's Marathwada region. The coordinates 18.567140579551, 73.811357915473 can assist those using GPS navigation. Visitors should plan their route based on their point of origin, with the temple's contact number available for directions or travel assistance. The temple's website mentions tour guide services, which may prove helpful for those unfamiliar with the region or seeking deeper knowledge of the site's significance.

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How to reach

Address
Aundha Nagnath, Hingoli District, Maharashtra, India - 431701
Directions
Aundh Shiv Mandir is located in at 18.5671°N, 73.8114°E. Open in Google Maps
Temple office
+91-9765692728

Darshan & aarti timings

Timings may vary on festival days — please confirm with the temple before travelling.

Darshan
05:30 – 22:00
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Festivals celebrated here

The temple is busiest and most beautifully decorated on these days.

11Oct
Sharad Navaratriनवरात्रि

Nine nights of the Goddess

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20Oct
Dussehra (Vijayadashami)दशहरा

Victory of good over evil

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29Oct
Karwa Chauthकरवा चौथ

Fast for spouse's wellbeing

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