Why to visit Gangeshwar Temple
The Gangeshwar Temple is devoted to Lord Shiva, the Hindu trinity's rectifier, and is located in a serene and scenic setting. The Pandava brothers are said to have established five Shivalingas of various sizes at the shrine during their confinement period. These Shivlingas are regularly cleansed by the Arabian Sea's lapping waves, and one must touch the Lord as the waves recede.
The beautiful image of the waves crashing bowing down to Lord Shiva creates great feelings of spiritual veneration and devotion among tourists. The Gangeshwar temple's entryway features Lord Ganesha, Lord Vishnu, and Goddess Lakshmi. There was no priest, and everything you sacrifice to God is quickly carried away by the sea.
The main god here is Gangeshwar, who is revered as the Lord of the River Ganga, which is said to have dropped to the ground from Lord Shiva's dreadlocks. More than 5000 years have passed since the Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple was built. It's essentially a cave shrine nestled among the seashore's rocky outcroppings.
There are various public as well as private buses available to take to go to the temple. The Gangeshwar temple is well-connected by roads, so you can easily reach it by hiring a taxi or renting a private car.
