Bhavani is the other name of goddess parvati. The name Bhavani means the source of energy which is creative. The goddess bhavani is very powerful in all aspects and is the favourite of Marathas. The famous Maratha leader Chhatrapathi Shivaji got the powerful sword from goddess Bhavani. Tulja Bhavani Temple Maharashtra is very famous temple and the number of devotees increases year by year.

Tuljapur, is a tehsil in Osmanabad district of Maharashtra, is to be found at the end of the plateau, where the state highway from Aurangabad descends in the Solapur plains. Tuljapur is located at 2150 feet (approx.) from the sea level with a population of about 30000. The town is being managed by the municipality, that was build on 1942 but it was started functioning with an elected council from 1952. The town gets its name from the ancient Tulja Bhavani Temple Maharashtra that can be found on a hill known as Yamunachal.

Tuljapur is believed as one of the three and half Shakti peethas of Maharashantra, where the Goddess Shakti has to be exalted. Every day, a thousand of devotees and pilgrims all over Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and other places in India are coming to perform darshan and to get blessing of goddess Tulja Bhavani. Therefore, the temple was named after that Goddess Tulja Bhavani Temple Maharashtra.

The architecture of of Tulja Bhavani Temple Maharashtra is very attractive. As the temple is situated in the hill valley it gives a nice experience of nature to the devotees along with the blessings of goddess. We can see beautiful carvings inside the temple which is marvelous. Tuljapur Temple Trust is doing many favours for the devotees to fulfill the goddess darshan without any problem. Devotees coming from long distance places can stay in any hotels in city and can visit many other temples easily. Also devotees can send donations to the temple trust by post or using online services.

The major celebrations in Tulja Bhavani Temple Maharashtra are Bhavani Ashtami or Bhavani Jayanti, Chaitra Navratri, Durga Navratri, Makar Sankranti, Rathasaptami, and Lalita Panchami.

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