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Mumba Devi Mandir, or Mumba Devi Temple, is an ancient Hindu temple located in Mumbai dedicated to the local incarnation of Goddess Mumba, Devi (the Mother Goddess). Mumba Devi is considered an incarnation of the mother goddess and is still worshipped by Dravidians from western and southern India. The goddess is the embodiment of Mother Earth. It is still revered by Hindus in northern and southern Indo-Gangetic Plains. The term Mumba can be traced back to the Marathi language, indicating that local deities have been present in the culture since the 15th century. A popular Marathi Mythology for Mumba is "Maha Amba" or "great mother", one of the most recognizable names of the Hindu mother goddess (Devi) in India. The legend of Mumba Devi was recorded by urban scholar and ...

Juhu Chowpatty in Mumbai is one of India's most famous beaches. It is Mumbai's longest beach and overlooks the Arabian Sea. The area is well-known for its street food kiosks, beautiful sunset vistas, and celebrity sightings. The beach has a 5 km long shoreline and is popular with tourists. The Beach is frequently packed in the evenings, and visitors come here for some fresh air and pleasure walking. The Juhu chowpatty is a favourite among filmmakers, and you may occasionally see photo shoots and video shoots taking place there. And if you go to Juhu Chowpatty early in the morning, you can run across some celebs jogging or drinking coconut water. Juhu Chowpatty is in an upscale neighbourhood where many stars and actresses live. People come here to chill and spend time with their lo...

Lonavala city is one of the most lovely escapes from the relentless rush of the metropolises. It is situated in the Maharashtra district of Pune in western India. This hill station is located 96 kilometres east of Mumbai and 64 kilometres west of the modern-day city of Pune. As a result of its strategic placement on the Mumbai-Pune highway, Lonavala provides the best road access to both cities. Lonavala is generally known as the "City of Caves" and the "Jewel of Sahyadri." This is due to the hill station's outstanding surroundings, which include lush green valleys, fascinating caverns, tranquil lakes, and breathtaking waterfalls. With its antique beams, themes, and inscriptions, the stunning rock-cut Bhaja and Karla caves in Lonavala have awed travelers. The beautiful green, mountain...

The well-known Ekvira Aai Mandir is a Hindu temple near the Karla Caves in Maharashtra, close to Lonavala and Mumbai. Goddess Ekvira, who is worshipped by Hindus and people of other faiths, is located near the cave. The Koli and Agri communities visit this temple to worship. While Ekvira Mata is the main goddess, Jogesvari Devi is to her left. The Ekvira Aai temple is located on a hill, and you must climb approximately 500 steps to reach the Mandir. It is located among the well-known Karla caves, which are protected by the Archeological Survey of India. On the Mumbai-Pune highway, there is a temple dedicated to the Koli (Fishermen) community. Karla caves is another name for it. In Marathi, the goddess is also known as 'Ekvira Aai.' The Koli people climb the tall mountain, which...