Temples in Aundha

<p>Aundha Nagnath Temple is an ancient Shiva temple and one of the twelve Jyotirlingas in Maharashtra's Hingoli district. It is believed that Yudhishthira originally built this temple. The current structure dates back to the 13th century, built by the Seuna (Yadava) dynasty. The temple, once seven stories high before being sacked by Aurangzeb, was later rebuilt by Ahilyabai Holka. It has Hemadpanti architecture and includes 12 small Jyotirlinga temples, 108 temples and 68 temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. Mahashivratri, Ekadashi and Vijayadashami are important festivals celebrated here. For more details regarding temples, you can check our blog on <a href="https://blog.yatradham.org/aundha-nagnath-temple-timings/" target="_self">Aundha Nagnath Temple Timing and more</a>.</p><h2>How to Reach Aundha Nagnath Temple</h2><p>The temple can be easily reached through different modes of transport. Some of them are given below.</p><p><strong>By Air</strong></p><p>The nearest airport is <strong>Nanded Airport</strong>, at a distance of <strong>60 km</strong> from the temple. There are regular flights from different major cities. Thus, one can reach here through airways. After reaching the airport, one can easily reach the temple through private taxi or by public transport.</p><p><strong>By Rail</strong></p><p><strong>Hingoli and </strong><strong>Nanded railway stations</strong> are the nearest stations to the temple. At a distance of <strong>25 km and 60 km</strong> from the temple. Many trains from major cities pass from here. You can even get public transport or taxis to reach the temple easily</p><p><strong>By Road</strong></p><p>The city is well connected through the medium of roads.The facility of public transport is available from the nearby cities to reach the temple. Even you can hire a taxi to directly reach the temple easily and comfortably.</p><h2>Best Time to Visit Aundha Nagnath Temple</h2><p>The best time to visit this temple is from <strong>October to March</strong> in the <strong>winter months</strong> so that one can explore the temple easily and comfortably. Even you can do the sight-seeing in the best possible way.</p>

Yamai Devi Temple is situated on a hilltop at Aundha in the Satara district of Maharashtra. This temple is dedicated to Devi Yamai. The idol of Goddess Yamai, made from black stone, is almost two meters high.