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Mukteshwar Temple

About Mukteshwar Temple

Located right opposite Iskon this ancient Temple is small but packed full of religious deities and allows for offerings and prayers in a peaceful manner. Very close to Juhu

we will offer facilities for Online Shani and Rahu Pooja soon

Mumbai,Mukteshwar Mahadev Temple in Juhu, Mumbai, is a sacred place dedicated to Lord Shiva, with a unique seven-story structure, each floor representing a different deity. The temple is known for its peaceful ambiance and regular religious rituals, including Abhishek, Rudrabhishek, and Aarti. ¹ ²

Temple Timings and Location

The temple is open daily from 5:00 am to 7:30 pm, and it’s located opposite ISKCON temple in Juhu, Mumbai. ³

Shani and Rahu Pooja

To perform Shani and Rahu Pooja, you can visit the temple and consult with the priests. They will guide you through the rituals and procedures. Some essential items required for the pooja include bel patra, gangajal, rudraksha beads, and diyas. ⁴

Festivals and Celebrations

The temple celebrates major festivals like Maha Shivratri and Shravan month with great fervor, drawing large crowds of devotees. These festivals are marked by special rituals and prayers. ⁵

Would you like to know more about the temple’s architecture, history, or specific rituals for Shani and Rahu Pooja?
has a rich history dating back around 400 years. The original temple was a simple structure with a wooden roof, three wooden doors, and a net fence. Over time, it underwent renovation in 1984, led by Mr. Pushpakant Mhatre, and was rebuilt in the Hemand-panthi style, a traditional Indian architectural style. The temple now boasts a unique seven-story structure, with each floor dedicated to different Hindu deities.
The Mukteshwar Mahadev Temple follows traditional Hindu rituals, including:

– Abhishek (sacred bath) of Shiva Lingam with milk, water, and flowers
– Rudrabhishek (chanting of Rudram) on special days
– Aarti (worship with lamps) morning and evening
– Offerings of flowers, fruits, and cocos to deities
– Special pujas on festivals like Maha Shivratri and Navratri

Devotees participate in these rituals to seek blessings and spiritual growth.

The temple is believed to have been constructed by Brahmins, and its name “Mukteshwar” signifies “Lord of Liberation,” symbolizing Lord Shiva’s power to grant salvation. The temple houses idols of various deities, including Lord Shiva, Ganesh, Vishnu, and Parvati, and is known for its peaceful ambiance and regular religious rituals. ²