Ambabai Mahalaxmi Temple
Where ancient stones still whisper prayers — a thousand years of devotion, carved in silence, glowing in light.
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Most PopularKumkumarchan Seva
Sacred Saffron & Vermilion Offering
Personalized kumkum offering dedicated to Goddess Ambabai for health, prosperity, and peace.
High BlessingPanchamrut Abhishek
Vedic Holy Bath Ceremony
Sacred ritual bath with milk, curd, honey, ghee and sugar accompanied by Vedic chanting.
Daily SevaPadya Puja & Archana
Sacred Foot Worship
Traditional foot worship and flower offerings with 108 auspicious names of Goddess Mahalaxmi.
Family SevaKulachar Mahapuja
Grand Family Ancestral Worship
Comprehensive ancestral family worship with complete Alankar Shringar, Naivedya, and Aarti.
Special SevaSahastra Namavali Puja
1000 Holy Names Chanting
Chanting of 1000 divine names with continuous lotus and fresh flower archana.
Grand HavanShreesukta & Navachandi Havan
Sacred Yajna Fire Ritual
Powerful fire ritual for financial prosperity, removal of obstacles, and spiritual growth.
Upcoming Utsav
Diwali Deep Utsav
108,000 diyas will light the sanctuary in a single evening of prayer, music, and prasad. Reserve your seat now.
A sanctuary woven from stone, fire and song.
One of the most sacred Shakti Peethas in India, Shri Mahalaxmi Mandir in Kolhapur is dedicated to Goddess Mahalaxmi (Ambabai). The temple is renowned for its ancient heritage, spiritual significance, and the powerful deity who blesses devotees with prosperity and well-being.
The Mahalaxmi Temple of Kolhapur is one of the oldest and most significant temples in India. It is believed to have been originally built during the Chalukya period (7th century CE). The temple has been renovated and expanded over centuries by various dynasties including the Shilahara, Yadava, and Maratha rulers. It is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas and holds immense importance in Hindu tradition.
The idol of Mahalaxmi is believed to be self-manifested (Swayambhu). The temple is one of the six Mahalaxmi temples and is considered the most important. The annual Kirnotsav, where the rays of the setting sun fall directly on the face of the idol, is a unique natural phenomenon observed in January and November.
To preserve sacred tradition with grace and openness.
A spiritual home for every seeker, of every path.
Reverence. Service. Compassion. Beauty.
Your offering keeps the lamp burning.
Every contribution supports daily rituals, preservation of ancient carvings, and the meals served to thousands of pilgrims each day.