Amruteshwar Mahadev Temple

A 350-Year-Old Divine Abode of Lord Shiva

Nestled in the serene northern corner of Mumbai (Thane), near Reti Bander—just 1.5 km from Fountain Hotel on the Godhbandar Road that connects both the Eastern and Western Express Highways—stands the sacred Amruteshwar Mahadev Temple, a divine abode of Lord Shiva with a history spanning over 350 years.

Built in the 16th century, this temple is uniquely situated amidst the tranquil embrace of mountains and the sea, with its waters flowing towards the Arabian Sea. Surrounded by lush greenery, majestic hills, and soothing sea breeze, the temple offers an atmosphere of peace and deep spiritual energy.

The temple’s architecture reflects ancient craftsmanship—its pillars, made of Sagwan (teak) wood, stand strong and elegant even after centuries. It is believed that the Great Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj himself offered prayers at this sacred shrine, blessing it with historical and cultural significance.

Har Har Mahadev! The divine aura of Amruteshwar Mahadev Temple is both calm and powerful, inspiring inner peace and devotion. The Shivling here is revered as a living source of energy—absorbing negativity and radiating positivity.

Adding to its sanctity, the temple is home to ancient Peepal and Belpatra trees—both sacred in Hindu tradition. The Peepal tree, venerated for its spiritual and healing properties, represents the Trinity: its roots embody Lord Brahma, the trunk Lord Vishnu, and the leaves Lord Shiva.

Steeped in divine history and surrounded by nature’s grace, the Amruteshwar Mahadev Temple continues to stand as a timeless center of faith, meditation, and spiritual awakening.

Om Namah Shivaya 🕉️