
A sacred stop on the old Mumbai-Pune highway, Shingroba Temple honors a local legend and offers stunning monsoon views of Khandala Ghat.

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A sacred stop on the old Mumbai-Pune highway, Shingroba Temple honors a local legend and offers stunning monsoon views of Khandala Ghat.
"This place is holy. All vehicles passing thru this old Mumbai Pune highway prayes for safe journey. So this temple is for the road God."

Many vehicles stop to offer prayers to the 'road god' for a safe journey. You can offer coconuts or coins.
The Khandala Ghat views are spectacular, especially during the monsoon. Don't miss photo opportunities!

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Stunning panoramic views of the valley and the winding highway, especially vibrant during the monsoon season.

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A revered 'road god' temple, a memorial to a local legend and a place for travelers to pray for safe passage.

Old Mumbai-Pune Highway
Experience the charm of the older highway route, offering a different perspective than the expressway.
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Many vehicles stop to offer prayers to the 'road god' for a safe journey. You can offer coconuts or coins.
The Khandala Ghat views are spectacular, especially during the monsoon. Don't miss photo opportunities!
There are places nearby for quick snacks and breakfast, offering a break during your drive.
Be mindful that the temple is located on a steep section of the old highway.
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Many vehicles stop to offer prayers to the 'road god' for a safe journey. You can offer coconuts or coins.
The Khandala Ghat views are spectacular, especially during the monsoon. Don't miss photo opportunities!
There are places nearby for quick snacks and breakfast, offering a break during your drive.
Be mindful that the temple is located on a steep section of the old highway.
Shingroba Temple is a revered roadside shrine on the old Mumbai-Pune highway, known for its scenic Khandala Ghat location, especially beautiful during the monsoon. Visitors appreciate the folklore behind the 'road god' and stop to pray for safe travels.
"This is located on a khandala ghat which is very scenic during monsoons. This offers stunning views of the valley, greenery and beautiful highway. There is a folk tale behind this temple. In 18th century, this road (Mumbai-pune) was jot available and that journey took almost 18 hours. Britishers were thinking of reducing the time and they started to search for a road through these mountains. But they were unable to get a road. Then, a coward names Shingroba passing by told that he knows the road through this tough terrain as he daily takes his sheep to this mountains. As per his suggestion, Britishers made this road. After that, they asked Shingroba to demand anything he required as a gift for this. He demanded nothing for himself but India's independence. He was shot dead on spot by that British officer. This temple is a memorial of this story."
Shashank Paranjape
"Shingroba what the first man who invented this road. Then later on with the help of this Man britishers able to build the road from Bombay to Pune. This place is holy. all the vehicle passing thru this old Mumbai Pune highway prayes for safe journey. So this temple is for the road God. Since childhood we are offering coconuts & coins to this road God. When we where kids we are eager to trow coins from moving vehicle. Beautiful & small temple. In monsoon time this place is full of greenery this is best time to visit this road. Five star is very less to this road God 🙏🏼😊"
Rushal Keny
"Very old Temple on old Mumbai-Pune highway,
It's near about more then 50 yrs old ,
People devotes money through vehicles passing from here.
Generally people stops here to take rest."
Sachin Danane
Shingroba Temple is located on the old Mumbai-Pune highway, in the Khandala ghat section. It's easily accessible by car or bike if you're traveling between Mumbai and Pune.
No, the temple is situated on the old Mumbai-Pune highway, not the newer expressway. It offers a more scenic and traditional route.
While direct public transport to the temple itself might be limited, you can take a bus or train to Lonavala or Khopoli and then hire a local taxi or auto-rickshaw to reach the temple.
Yes, there are usually parking spaces available along the roadside near the temple, especially for cars and bikes.
The old Mumbai-Pune highway is generally accessible year-round, but it can be challenging during heavy monsoon rains due to potential landslides or waterlogging.
No, there is no entry fee to visit Shingroba Temple. It's a public place of worship and a roadside attraction.
The temple is generally open 24/7 as it's a roadside shrine. However, the best time to visit for views and atmosphere is during daylight hours.
Yes, visitors often offer coconuts and coins as donations for a safe journey.
Photography is generally allowed, especially to capture the scenic views and the temple itself.
It's considered a 'road god' temple, a memorial to a local legend about the construction of the old Mumbai-Pune highway.
The best photo opportunities are the panoramic views of the Khandala Ghat and the old highway from the temple vicinity.
Early morning or late afternoon offers softer light and potentially fewer crowds. Monsoon mornings provide lush green backdrops.
You can capture scenic landscape shots of the ghat, the winding road, and the temple itself.
Try capturing the road winding through the ghat, with the temple in the foreground or background for context.
A wide-angle lens is great for landscape shots. A standard zoom lens is versatile for capturing the temple and surrounding details.
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