Visit the famous Tuljabhavani Temple for darshan — a principal Shakti shrine; temple generally opens early (around 5:00am) and remains open until approx 9:00pm; morning darshan is calmer and ideal for photography and offerings.
Have a simple Maharashtrian breakfast (poha, sabudana vada or thali) at the temple-run bhojanalaya or a nearby eatery; most temple bhojanalayas serve from ~7:00am to 2:00pm.
Walk around the immediate temple precinct and local market for puja items and souvenirs; short visit to nearby small shrines gives a feel of local devotion and crafts.
Attend darshan at the Akkalkot Swami Maharaj shrine — the temple complex is active through the day, typically from ~5:00am to 9:00pm; evening aarti is soothing and worth attending.
Dinner at a recommended local hotel or the temple bhojanalaya serving Maharashtrian and Karnataka-influenced thalis; many eateries operate till 10:00pm — opt for a light, comforting meal.
Attend morning darshan and (if timing allows) the early aarti at the famous Vitthal-Rukmini shrine; temple darshan is available from predawn (around 4:30am) and remains open into the evening, but mornings are most special.
Stroll the lanes around the temple for devotional items, chappan bhog specialties and local sweets — good for buying small souvenirs and observing mimansa of pilgrimage life.
Have lunch at a recommended local restaurant near the temple/ghat offering regional thali or South/Maharashtrian dishes; most eateries serve lunch from 12:00pm to 3:00pm.
Visit the main temple and ghat area in Gangapur for late-afternoon prayers and a relaxed walk; most temples stay open roughly 6:00am–8:30pm but check local timings as they may vary.
Stop for dinner at a clean highway restaurant or dhaba en route; many open till late and serve quick, filling meals to keep you comfortable for the remaining drive.