
Amruteshwar Temple is a beautifully carved 1200-year-old Shiva temple situated in the serene village of Ratanwadi near Bhandardara. Built in the classic Hemadpanthi architectural style, the temple is renowned for its detailed stone sculptures, symmetrical pillars, and unique Nandi Mandap. Surrounded by lush greenery, Arthur Lake, and the towering peaks of Ratangad and Kalsubai ranges, the temple offers a peaceful spiritual experience combined with breathtaking natural beauty. The temple complex features exquisite carvings depicting mythological stories, making it a must-visit destination for history lovers, trekkers, and photographers. The calm atmosphere, ancient architecture, and scenic Sahyadri landscapes make Amruteshwar Temple one of the most iconic heritage temples in Maharashtra.
Amruteshwar Temple is located in Ratanwadi village near Bhandardara, around 165 km from Pune and 180 km from Mumbai. Drive via Sangamner → Bhandardara → Ratanwadi. Boating options are available across Arthur Lake during certain seasons. Private vehicles are recommended as public transport is limited.
Duration
1–2 hours exploration
Best Season
Winter (October-February)
Entry Fee
Free
Family Friendly
Yes



