Mahadev Mandir
The oldest standing landmark in Mukhed — a working Chalukya-era shrine whose stone is older than the town's own name.
Full history & photos →Veerbhadra Temple
The town's guardian-deity shrine, and the anchor of Mukhed's largest yearly fair, the Veerbhadra Yatra.
Full history & photos →Other shrines in Mukhed
These four don't have a documented history here yet, but they're confirmed working shrines in Mukhed town per public map records.
Shree Shani Dev Mandir
Mukhed, Maharashtra 431715
Shree Balaji Mandir
Hindu temple
Vitthal Mandir, Mukhed
Hindu temple
Sai Baba Mandir, Mukhed
Hindu temple
Mahajan Mala Temple, Mukhed
Shiva temple — draws a steadily growing crowd of women worshippers, especially during Shravan.
Frequently asked
How many temples does this page cover?
Two — Mahadev Mandir and Veerbhadra Temple, the ones with a documented history and a major public following. Mukhed also has smaller neighbourhood shrines not profiled individually here.
Which is Mukhed's oldest temple?
Mahadev Mandir, a working Chalukya-era shrine dating to around the 12th century.
What is the Veerbhadra Yatra?
Mukhed's largest annual fair, centred on the Veerbhadra Temple. See the full temple page and the festival calendar for timing.
Are these still active places of worship?
Yes — both are working temples, not just historical monuments. The visiting guide includes a half-day itinerary covering both.
Are there other temples in Mukhed besides Mahadev Mandir and Veerbhadra?
Yes — Shree Balaji Mandir, Vitthal Mandir and Sai Baba Mandir are all confirmed working shrines in Mukhed, each with public ratings and reviews, though less documented history than the two main temples.