Swami Samarth Temple - Hindu temple in Mumbai - Konkan, India

|| Shree Swami Samarth || I got an opportunity to visit a Swami Samarth Temple in Lokhandawala, Andheri West, on the occasion of " Shree Swami Prakat deen". The temple is beautiful from inside and outside and beautifully decorated for special events. There is a proper shoe stand and facility to wash your feet before entering the temple. The Swami idol is very adorable, and I feel like looking at it continuously without biking my eyes. I felt blessed that day.

Did not allow 10 year old small girl wearing full jeans and top, inside the temple. Can understand rules for short skirts, torn jeans and rules for grown up. But stopping a fully dressed small girl just because she was wearing jeans is really disgusting. Whereas small boys and men were allowed in jeans. Swami would have surely not approved this behaviour of their so called followers. Shree Swami samarth.!

It's a Math, not temple. Place for peace. Very nicely maintained. Strict on attire, wemen cannot wear Jeans but Sari or Punjabi dress. NO Parking right outside Math.

This place is very nice but security staff is idiots. Also very orthodox with dress pattern. I was wearing long kurta and jeggings was not allowed saying that jeans not allowed though board says male attire like shirt jeans not allowed

Not allowed in math due to wearing jeans . I had visited many swami math no other math have these rules . And it's not mentioned also. On that security are so rude they saying it's private math. If it is private then y kept open for people. The owner had no feeling for people sentiment.

It's a temple dedicated to Shree Swami Samarth Maharaj of Akkalkot. Must visit for all Swami bhakts. Amazing and divine ambience. You can feel inner peace once you enter the temple. For female devotees, they have a strict rule that they are allowed only in Indian attire. Even for males proper decent clothing is required. Shorts etc are not allowed inside the temple. It's a divine experience to have darshan and seek blessings of Maharaj here.

It's a privately owned temple so dress codes are bit strict than other trust owned temples. Overall very calm n clean and pure just how swami likes it

I have heard this story through my friend. Long ago when a Developer was facing many hurdles and difficulties in completing his residential project. He prayed to Shree Swami Samarth and asked for his help. Few months later, the developer completed this residential complex in Andheri Lokhandwala and named the whole area as Samarth Nagar. He also established Swami Samarth Math which is spacious and bright coloured. Women in jeans and tshirt are not allowed inside the Math.