Andheshwar Mahadev Sankul(aNdheshvr mhaadev mNdir) - Hindu temple in Amalsad - Navsari, India

Peaceful, no rush when we visited. Blessings of Mahadev. Must visit the other section that portraits all the jyotirlings.

Very peaceful, scenic and beautiful temple. Well maintained and very organized.

Nice and very peaceful place , very clean temple complex. Must Visit with your kids , do dhyan at dhyan mandapam, you can see more than 300 year old banyan tree here and in this temple the shivling is swayambhu you can literally feel some energy if you do dhyan . You can feel this temple crowded in shravan month and Mahashivratri as this festival are associated with lord shiva.

Serene. Calming effect. Spread over a large area. Kids and elders will like the place. Can plan a half day family sojourn. The eateries on the other side of the road promise delicious sabudana Vada, sabudana khichdi, corn roast and sugarcane juice. Crowded during Mondays. Ample parking space for all types of vehicles.

It was a great experience when I took blessings on Mahashivratri 2023. There was a bit queue but other days It's good & peaceful.

Andeshwar Mahadev mandir so peaceful and beautiful.So many things to see inside, well maintained neat and clean.You will get cafe and childrens play area as well.

Andheswar Mahadev temple is located at Amalsad village in Navsari district 14 km approx. away from navsari station . From Navsari, bus, auto and taxi facilities are available to visit this holy place. The all JYOTIRLINGAS is situated in Andheswar Mahadev temple campus. It's one of the most well maintained and clean temple that I have visited. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this 900 year old temple is architecturally a pleasant sight, add to it the beautiful and well curated gardens surrounding the temple makes it that much more beautiful and serene. The atmosphere inside is quite peaceful and gives you good vibes. The temple has been renovated to look the way it is now which is just magnificent. The temple is well connected by road and train just on the outskirts of Amalsad, closer to Billimora which is around 7-8 km from the temple. It is a good place to visit with family and friends and spend some quality time in a peaceful environment. Also available inside the temple premises are light refreshments and hygienic rest rooms. The temple complex also has an amusement park for children (I think it's closed for the time being because of COVID) Overall a good place for an outing where you can spend 2-3 hours with ease.

You should put a stand to hold a stainless steel glass to drink the water at the Water Station inside the temple campus. It will keep the glass dry and clean.