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Changdeva Temple
Changdeva Temple is an ancient Hemadpanthi-style Hindu temple located at the confluence of the Tapi and Purna rivers in Changdev village, Jalgaon district, Maharashtra. Dedicated to the 12th-century yogi saint Changdev Maharaj, it is a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India. The site features intricate stone carvings, excavated idols, and significant religious importance within the Warkari tradition, attracting pilgrims and tourists for its spiritual heritage and architectural value.