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Kadyavarcha Ganpati Temple Anjarle, Hilltop near Anjarle Beach and Anjarle Creek, Anjarle, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra

Kadyavarcha Ganpati Temple Anjarle

Hilltop near Anjarle Beach and Anjarle Creek, Anjarle, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra

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  • DeityLord Ganesha
  • ArchitectureOther
  • TypeHill temple
  • PeriodUnknown / disputed
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About

Kadyavarcha Ganpati Temple Anjarle, also known locally as Kadyawaril Ganapati, Ujwya Sondecha Ganpati, and Jagrut Daiwat, is a revered hill temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

Situated atop a scenic hill near Anjarle Beach and Anjarle Creek in the Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra, this ancient pilgrimage centre draws devotees and visitors seeking spiritual solace and panoramic coastal views.

The temple is recognized for its tranquil location and its significance as a village temple, making it a cherished destination for both locals and pilgrims from afar. The temple houses the main deity, Lord Ganesha, and also features shrines for Lord Shiva, Riddhi, and Siddhi.

The serene atmosphere is enhanced by the temple’s unique hilltop setting, offering devotees a peaceful environment for darshan and prayer. The temple is open daily from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM, allowing ample time for visitors to participate in rituals and enjoy the surroundings.

Poojas and rituals are conducted in Marathi and Sanskrit, maintaining the traditional spiritual practices of the region.

Kadyavarcha Ganpati Temple is especially vibrant during major festivals such as Ganesh Chaturthi (Ganesh Utsav) in August-September and Maghi Ganesh Jayanti (Maghotsav) in January-February.

During these times, the temple comes alive with community food distribution and the offering of prasad, which includes modak, sheera, dry fruits, and pedhas after aartis. Free darshan is available for all visitors, and the temple encourages modest and traditional attire for both men and women.

Reaching the temple is convenient with clear directions from Mumbai and Pune. From Mumbai, one can take NH 66 via Panvel, Pen, and Mangaon, then turn at Lonere Phata and proceed through Mandangad to Dapoli, finally following the coastal road to Anjarle and ascending the hill.

From Pune, routes via Tamhini Ghat or Bhor/Varandha Ghat connect to NH 66, leading to Dapoli and onward to Anjarle village.

The nearest railway stations are Khed (30 km) and Chiplun (80 km), while Pune International Airport (180 km) and Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (230 km) serve as the closest air travel options.

For accommodation, the temple trust provides basic rooms at Bhakti Niwas near the complex. Additionally, Samudra Gaaj Beach Resort, Mallhar Cottages, Aanandvan Sea View Homestay, and other local homestays and resorts are available nearby.

Visitors can also explore nearby attractions such as Anjarle Beach, Suvarnadurga Fort, Anjarle Lighthouse, and Murud Beach. Ample parking is available near the temple, with partial wheelchair accessibility via paved pathways.

Photography is strictly prohibited inside the main sanctum, but allowed in the outer premises and scenic areas. For more information, devotees can visit the official website or contact the temple directly.

Visit information

Timings

Daily: 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Dress code

MenModest, traditional, or casual respectful attire (trousers, jeans, shirts, pyjamas, or dhoti). Shorts, sleeveless shirts, and beachwear discouraged.
WomenTraditional or modest clothing (sarees, salwar kameez, chudidhar, or modest kurtis). Avoid shorts, mini-skirts, or sleeveless clothing.

Parking & accessibility

Ample parking available near the hilltop temple; partial wheelchair accessibility with paved pathways, but some steps remain.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Evening aarti time
  • Festival season

Timings

Daily: 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Dress code

MenModest, traditional, or casual respectful attire (trousers, jeans, shirts, pyjamas, or dhoti). Shorts, sleeveless shirts, and beachwear discouraged.
WomenTraditional or modest clothing (sarees, salwar kameez, chudidhar, or modest kurtis). Avoid shorts, mini-skirts, or sleeveless clothing.

Parking & accessibility

Ample parking available near the hilltop temple; partial wheelchair accessibility with paved pathways, but some steps remain.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Evening aarti time
  • Festival season

Worship & festivals

Festivals & special days

  • Ganesh Chaturthi (Ganesh Utsav)August-September
  • Maghi Ganesh Jayanti (Maghotsav)January-February

Languages used in puja

  • Marathi
  • Sanskrit

How to reach

By road

  1. From Mumbai: Take NH 66 via Panvel, Pen, Mangaon; turn at Lonere Phata toward Goregaon, proceed via Mandangad to Dapoli; from Dapoli, head toward Harnai and follow the coastal road to Anjarle; cross Anjarle creek/bridge and follow signs up the hill to the temple.
  2. From Pune: Take route via Tamhini Ghat (Pune–Mulshi–Tamhini–Mangaon) or via Bhor/Varandha Ghat; join NH 66 to Lonere/Goregaon or via Mahabaleshwar-Poladpur; head toward Dapoli, connect to Harnai, and reach Anjarle village.

By train

  • Khed Railway Station30 km
  • Chiplun Railway Station80 km

By air

  • Pune International Airport180 km
  • Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai230 km

Location

Hilltop near Anjarle Beach and Anjarle Creek, Anjarle, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra

Directions
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Stay & nearby

Where to stay

Temple trust Bhakti Niwas (basic rooms) near the complex; Samudra Gaaj Beach Resort, Mallhar Cottages, Aanandvan Sea View Homestay, and other local homestays and resorts nearby.

Nearby attractions

  • Anjarle Beach3 km
  • Anjarle Lighthouse4 km
  • Murud Beach6 km
  • Suvarnadurga Fort7 km

Heritage & details

Historical period
Unknown / disputed
Built by
Shilahara dynasty (origin, c. 1150 AD); relocated and rebuilt between 1768-1780 AD; administered by Nisture family since 1630 AD

Local names

  • Kadyavarcha Ganpati
  • Kadyawaril Ganapati
  • Ujwya Sondecha Ganpati
  • Jagrut Daiwat

Other deities

  • Lord Shiva
  • Riddhi
  • Siddhi

Heritage status

  • Panchayat / local trust

Photography rules

  • Photography strictly prohibited inside the main sanctum and of the main idol.
  • Photography allowed in outer premises and scenic areas.

Prasadam & annadanam

Modak, sheera, dry fruits or pedhas distributed as prasad after aartis; community food distribution during major festivals.

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Quick links

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  • +91 7447816728

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