About Korambhi Devi Temple
Korambhi Devi Temple is a Hindu shrine dedicated to the goddess Pingleshwari Devi, situated on a hill in Korambhi village within Bhandara district, Maharashtra. Located on the banks of the Wainganga River, it is considered a holy site and is famous for its religious significance and natural setting. The temple requires a trek up the hill to reach and serves as a prominent pilgrimage destination, particularly during Navratri festivals.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a devotional experience involving a trek up Korambhi hill to reach the temple dedicated to Goddess Durga's incarnation. The site offers views of the adjoining forest and the Wainganga River, where boating facilities are available. It is a peaceful religious setting that attracts devotees and nature enthusiasts alike.
Key highlights
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Situated on a hill requiring a trek to access
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Located on the banks of the Wainganga River
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Boating facility available in the river
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Dedicated to Goddess Pingleshwari (Durga incarnation)
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Major pilgrimage site during Navratri
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Surrounded by forest and natural scenery
Culture & Context
It is a holy place among Hindus and is famous for the annual Korambhi Pingleshwar Devi festival, attracting large numbers of devotees especially during Navratri.
Route
| By air | Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur |
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| By train | From Nagpur Railway Station to Warthi Railway Station (Bhandara), approx. one hour journey |
| By road |