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Spiritual and Cultural Journey: Mumbai to Pandharpur, Tuljapur, Narosbawadi, Jyotiba Mandir, and Mahalaxmi Temple Kolhapur - 3 Nights 2 Days Itinerary

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Day 1: Pilgrimage and Sightseeing

Mumbai to Pandharpur, Tuljapur, Narosbawadi on May 20, 2025

5:30AM

Departure from Mumbai

Start early morning from Mumbai by private car or bus to Pandharpur. The 425 km journey may take approximately 8-9 hours, so an early start will maximize sightseeing time.
INR0, 0h30m

9:00AM

Breakfast en route at Highway Dhaba

Stop for a traditional Maharashtrian breakfast including Poha and Misal Pav to fuel up for the day.
INR150, 0h30m

1:00PM

Visit Vitthal Rukmini Mandir, Pandharpur

The main pilgrimage site in Pandharpur dedicated to Lord Vitthal (Vithoba). Experience the spiritual aura and participate in aarti if time permits. Open 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Free, 1h30m

3:00PM

Lunch at Hotel Panchavati near temple

Enjoy a meal of local Maharashtrian thali, offering authentic flavors in a convenient location for pilgrims.
INR300, 1h

4:30PM

Drive to Tuljapur - Tulja Bhavani Temple

Cover the 40 km distance to Tuljapur, home to the famous Tulja Bhavani Temple, open till 8:00 PM. This temple is dedicated to the goddess Bhavani, a revered deity in Maharashtra.
Free, 1h

6:00PM

Explore Tulja Bhavani Temple

Take darshan and soak in the spiritual environment of this renowned Shakti temple. Don't miss the evening bhajan session if possible.
Free, 1h

7:15PM

Drive to Narosbawadi

Travel 30 km to Narosbawadi by road, known for the Siddheshwar temple located on the banks of the Krishna River. Check in to nearby lodging.
INR0, 0h45m

8:00PM

Dinner at local dhaba in Narosbawadi

Try simple Maharashtrian vegetarian dishes like Bharli Vangi and Jowar bhakri at an authentic local eatery.
INR200, 1h
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Day 2: Temples and Return

Narosbawadi > Jyotiba Mandir Kolhapur > Mahalaxmi Temple Kolhapur > Mumbai on May 21, 2025

6:00AM

Early Morning Darshan at Siddheshwar Temple, Narosbawadi

Visit the temple which is open from 6:00 AM, witness the serene Krishna river views and morning rituals.
Free, 1h

7:30AM

Breakfast at Hotel or Local restaurant

Have a light Maharashtrian breakfast including Sabudana Khichdi before starting the day’s journey.
INR150, 0h30m

8:30AM

Drive to Jyotiba Mandir Kolhapur

Journey of approx 40 km to the scenic Jyotiba temple located on a hilltop; temple hours: 4:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Free, 1h

9:45AM

Explore Jyotiba Mandir

Climb the hill or take a ropeway to visit the picturesque temple complex known for its spiritual significance and panoramic views.
INR30 (ropeway if preferred), 1h30m

11:30AM

Drive to Mahalaxmi Temple, Kolhapur

Head 15 km to the famous Mahalaxmi Temple, a major pilgrimage site, open 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
Free, 0h30m

12:00PM

Visit Mahalaxmi Temple

Experience darshan at this ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Mahalaxmi, popular for its temple architecture and festive atmosphere.
Free, 1h

1:30PM

Lunch at Hotel Sree Mahalaxmi

Enjoy authentic Kolhapuri cuisine, particularly their spicy Kolhapuri chicken or vegetarian thali.
INR350, 1h

2:45PM

Begin Return to Mumbai

Start the approximately 400 km return trip to Mumbai by car or bus, estimated travel time 8-9 hours with rest stops.
INR0, 8h

7:30PM

Dinner en route at highway restaurant

Stop for a quick dinner to refresh, recommended dishes include Marathi style snacks or simple South Indian fare depending on location.
INR250, 0h45m
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Day 3: Arrival and Rest

Mumbai on May 22, 2025

4:00AM

Arrival in Mumbai

Reach Mumbai by early morning. Rest and recuperate at home or hotel after the spiritual journey.
INR0, Rest
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