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Hiranyakeshi is one of the many important places in Amboli.
The river originates from Hiranyakeshi Devi. Legend has it that this river meets the earth through seven caves. A source of water gushes from an ancient cave in the temple.
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I visited this place via bicycle in january 2022. Total 270 km distance I covered in a single day with the help of bicycle in 13 hours.
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Temple is very nice and if you want to travel via public transport then it will take 15 to 20 mins only from Amboli bus stand
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- How to reach?
From Ambioli you can travel via public transport it will take only 15 minutes. Location: https://goo.gl/maps/eJCNZtDAY8fM3xRW6
नमस्कार,
** @Rohan1008 **
Wow, photo look nice,
I love to know more about your experience of this place…
Thanks for Sharing…
Hello dear @Rohan1008
Nice, brief post - congratulations.
As rightly mentioned by our @Shrut19 , some more details would have made this article more interesting.
270 km in 13 hours looks to be really tiring - don’t strain yourself.
All the best.
Regards
Great post @Rohan1008 brother. Your post is amazing and I am still surprised that you have covered more than 200 km in bicycle in one single day. I also want to know more about this place and your experience as this post was very short
As my friends @TravellerG @Shrut19 @Prince_Kumar already said , Beautiful pictures @Rohan1008 , will you please share the Google map link of this place ? What’s the nearest bus stop name to reach this temple? Thanks and have a nice day
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Thanks for sharing the post on Hiranyakeshi, Amboli Maharashtra please mention nearest station Or bus stand in which part of Maharashtra. Wow you cover in 13 hours by bicycle great, nice temple.
@Rohan1008 270kms in a day on a bicycle sounds adventure!
The stroy of river and cave is interesting, the first picture shows water in front of the temple is it from the cave?
You can share more details about your journey and experience.
Additionally adding maps link will help people to locate the place too ![]()
“… will you please share the Google map link of this place? What’s the nearest bus stop name to reach this temple? …”
Yes, valuables questions, dear @Mukul_Anand - hope our @Rohan1008 has answered them.
Regards

