Other Attractions
Discover more of what Pandharpur has to offer beyond the main pilgrimage sites.
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Discover more of what Pandharpur has to offer beyond the main pilgrimage sites.
One of the largest forts in Maharashtra, known for its massive stone walls, ancient architecture, and the unique 'Hathi Darwaza' entrance.
Solapur Bhuikot Fort, built in the 14th century by the Bahmani Sultanate, is a unique land fort showcasing a blend of Hindu and Islamic architecture. It houses the famous Siddheshwar Temple, mosques, and scenic gardens. Today, it stands as a symbol of Solapur’s rich cultural and historical heritage.
Jijamata Udyan in Pandharpur is a peaceful garden named after Rajmata Jijabai, offering greenery, walking paths, and play areas for families. It provides a refreshing space for relaxation and community gatherings. Tourists visiting Vitthal-Rukmini Mandir also come here to enjoy its calm atmosphere.
Tulsi Vrundavan in Pandharpur holds great religious and spiritual significance for devotees of Lord Vitthal. It represents Goddess Tulsi, considered sacred and an inseparable part of Lord Vishnu’s worship.
Ekrukh Lake, also known as Hipparga Lake, is a major water body northwest of Solapur, India, formed by the Hipparga Lake and the British-era Ekrukh Tank, which is the second-largest irrigation project in the Deccan region.
Padmavati Lake in Pandharpur is a sacred spot where Goddess Padmavati is believed to have performed penance. Devotees take a holy dip here before visiting Lord Vitthal’s temple, as it is said to purify the soul and wash away sins. The lake becomes especially crowded during Wari.