yogeshwari vyadeshwar mandir - Kondivade N.m

Upto Karjat road is fine, thereafter the condition of road is not good. Parking available at deosthan area. Certain restrictions on cloth wearing. Ladies above 10 must wear saree and gents above 10 in full pant only.

Nice historical place to visit with family.

Very nice place to visit , full of peace Request all devotees must visit the temple once

Ladies must ware Saree and Gents/Kids must ware full pant- shirt then only entry in the temple is allowed.

This is place of worship of certain community having lot of faith.Rating of such place does not carry any meaning.Facilities may not be there including road,travel ,wash place ,food etc.Communities having faith visit them or.respective of no facilities

Good place. Road to reach the place is in a bad condition. Ladies must wear Nauwari or Sahawari saree to enter in the temple. Gents must wear full pants. If you want to offer a saree to the deity it must be nauwari or sahawari saree and other than green or black in colour. You can give donations there for Abhishek, oil for diya and Annadan(अन्नदान).

Our experience was nothing less than spectacular. The deity is our family deity and hence we had inquired about the requirements before hand and were aware of the dress code requirements - saree for women and full pant for men. Not sure about what others are complaining about and certainly not belittling what they might have experienced. But the lady volunteer there was very helpful and helped us thru the religious aspects of the visit, very efficiently. Here are a few rules for those who might be interested: 1. Dress code Saree for women over 10 years of age and Full Pant and Short for Men. 2. Photography with only deity in the frame is allowed. 3. Selfie with deity or picture with visitors and deity are NOT ALLOWED. 4. If you like to request them to drape the deity with the saree that you are offering, their requirement is not to offer Green colored saree as the deity is "Kumari" devi. If you just happen to be there and would like to take darshan, but cannot fulfil the condition # 1, please do not blame the organisation as that is not fair. Here are a few things that you may like to know: 1. We felt quite serene here and it matched with what we like to see in a religious facility. 2. Washroom were not up to the standard at all. However the general cleanliness inside the temple was very good - though in a rural setting. 3. Please keep in mind this is a private facility run by a family and like everything in life, will need money to improve and build upon the existing structure. 4. They provided coffee as "prasad" which was really nice. We did ask for and were happily provided an additional cup for each member of our family. 5. If you would like to have prasad (probably light lunch) here, we were told that we should have let them know a day in advance and they could have made arrangements. In case you miss that, there is a tiffin kind of a facility very close by and our driver attested that the food he bought there, was quite good. 6. The road to the location is quite underdeveloped with lots of construction on the way and quite a few very narrow passages. So, depending on time of the day, expect traffic and travel delay. All in all, we were very pleased with our experience during our visit.

Divine place with excellent scenic beauty on the banks of River Ulhas. Exquisite to visit in rainy season. It is a private temple. Good host. It is mandatory to wear a saree for 10 years old & above females and full pant for males.