Navgraha Temple

Navgraha Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the nine planetary deities (Navagrahas) located in Khargone city, Khargone district, Madhya Pradesh, India. Situated in the Nimar region on the banks of the Kunda River, it is a locally revered place of worship and astrological significance. The temple features shrines for Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budh, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu, attracting devotees seeking blessings for planetary harmony.

Visitors can expect a compact Hindu temple complex dedicated to the Navagrahas with individual shrines for each of the nine planetary deities arranged within the premises. The temple is located in an urban setting in Khargone city, with simple architecture, idols and symbolic representations of the grahas. Devotees perform prayers and offerings, and visitors can walk around the shrine area, observe rituals and experience a quiet devotional atmosphere typical of a local pilgrimage temple.

Navgraha Temple at Khargone is a locally established Hindu shrine dedicated to the nine planetary deities, reflecting the long-standing tradition of Navagraha worship in central India. While detailed construction history is not widely documented in official sources, the temple serves as a continuing centre of astrological and devotional practice in the Nimar region.

The temple holds cultural and religious significance for devotees who believe worship of the Navagrahas brings balance, prosperity and relief from adverse planetary influences. It is visited for prayers, offerings and rituals related to astrology, especially on Saturdays and during festivals and eclipses, and forms part of the religious landscape of Khargone.