Akkalkot Swami Samarth Temple
Akkalkot About this sound pronunciation is a city and a municipal council in Solapur district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is situated 40 km southeast of Solapur and very close to the border between Maharashtra and Karnataka states.
Akkalkot was the home to Shri Swami Samarth Maharaj, a 19th-century saint who is believed by his devotees to be an incarnation of Lord Dattatreya. Akkalkot State during the British Raj, was a princely state ruled by the royal Bhonsale dynasty.
Akkalkot is widely known for its association with Shri Swami Samarth Maharaj, held by his devotees to be a reincarnation of Lord Dattatreya. Swami Maharaj lived for over two decades at Akkalkot, mainly at the residence of his disciple Cholappa, where his samadhi (tomb) and shrine are now located. The shrine complex, which is known the Vatavruksh Mandir since it encloses the banyan tree beneath which the swami would preach his message, is the hub of devotions for his followers.
The other local shrine is the samadhi of Akkalkoth Swami located some distance from the main shrine, but still within the city limits.Free accommodation and meals are provided to pilgrims by the Shri Swami Samarth Annachhatra Mandal. The taluka is dominated by Kannada speaking lingayat community.Akkalkot is also famous for Gajanan Maharaj's Shivpuri, where Ancient Vedic Therapy Agnihotra is performed.
Marathi is the official language. Kannada & Telagu is also spoken in the taluka.
Transport:-
It is served by Akkalkot Road Railway Station 7 km away. Chennai Mail and Udyan Express for Mumbai, Chennai Mail for Chennai, Tirupati, Mantralayam, Raichur, Gulbarga, Udyan express for Bangalore, Hyderabad Passenger for Hyderabad.
It is also served by Tadawal railway station on Solapur -Hubli line around 20 km away and you can take trains for Bijapur, Hubli, Bagalkot, Gadag. It is more convenient to board trains from these stations than Solapur station which is 40 km away as this aves time as well as heavily crowded Solapur railway station. There is a great demand to stop trains such as Hussainsagar Express, Dadar Chennai Egmore Express, Konark Express, Shatabdi Express, Rajkot Express, Karnataka Express.
About Akkalkot – Famous places in Akkalkot:-
Tirtha Raj Akkalkot:-
Many devotees feel that, why Maharaj chose Akkalkot place for residence which is away from main city and it is very much difficult to get even small thing out there. But by looking at the places near Akkalkot we can understand it. Gangapur is situated on 30-40 kilometers away on southern side. Many times Swami told that, there is a holy place on Bhima-Amarja union. Gulbarga city is next to Gangpaur. Nawaj Ali, a famous personality of Muslim Sufi religion, was residing there. Nawab Ali’s Samadhi is in Gulbarga. This is also called as Hindu Keshav Chaitanya. This is Samadhi has completed 700 years. Gulbarga’s ‘dargah’ (muslim temple) can be viewed from many kilometers. In Gulbarga, few years ago one saint of 'Lingayat community was residing. His muth is also located in same city.
Pandharpur place is located on North-East direction of Akkalkot. This place is famous for temple of God Pandhurang. Shree Shankaracharya has called this place as “Mahayogpith”. Mangalvedha city is next to Pandharpur. This place is by name ‘Saint bhumi’ [Saint’s land]. Before moving to Akkalkot, Shree Samarth was staying in Mangalvedha for 12 years. ‘Vashi’ village is on northern side. It is believed that, Lord Vishnu got impressed by his devotee king Ambrish and started residing in village for ever. Statues of Lord Vishnu and Laxmi, made up of ‘Shaligram’ stone are placed in same village. Holy place of Shree Shrukacharya is on “Daryabacha” hill of Sankola district. This hill is famous by name ‘Shukryacharya’s hill’.
Samadhi of Shree Kanva Saint is in ‘Kandar’ village of ‘Karmal’ district. Shree Nagnath’s main place is in Uwal place of Mohol village on Pune-Solapur road. It is said that, Pandav had visited ‘ashram’ (hermitage where sages lived in peace and tranquility amidst nature.) located on bank of Bhima river.
Lord Kandoba’s holy place is on Pune Solapaur road. Shree Manik Prabhi and Upasani of ‘Datta’ Community are related to Khandoba. Siddheshwar saint was living in Solpaur. Hence this place has “Keshav” temple. Dhruv did penance at this place only. Also it is said that Agashthi deity had worshiped God at this place only. Peer Allahuddin Dargah(Muslim temple) is located in Bahanpur village. Both Hindu and Muslim worship this Dargah (Muslim temple). It is believed that Kashi Vishweshwar had arrived in ‘Jeyur” village. This Hemand community temple is very old. Old temple of ‘Sangmeshwar’ is located on union of ‘Bori’ and ‘Harni’ rivers.
Nagnath Siddha’s muth is in ‘Dabre’ lane of Akkalkot. Many saints were living there. Ramdas community’s Hakkyachya maruti famous old muth is is same lane. On Samarth’s order Balappa did penance in same muth.
12 ‘Jotirlinge’ (symbol of lord Shiva) arrived in the lane next to market due to the ‘shivyogi’ penence. This placed was praised by Moghal Emperor. “EkMukhi” Datta’s temple is on Market road of village. The statue of temple is 200 years old and found in Shree KashiKeshtra [holy place of north India]. Statue is beautiful and attractive. On south side, ‘kabar’ [place where Muslim dead body is buried] of Khwaja Daud and Shaikh Naruddin of Sufi community could be found. Old temple of Shree siddhivinayak is in the village. It is very rare combination to see all temples at one place. Akkalkot is surrounded by temples, saints. That’s why Shree Samarth chose this holy place as his final destination.
Total 5 muths of Shree Swami Samarth are located in Akkalkot. In same village you can see impressions of Swamiji’s feet which are called as “Uppith”. Samadhi muth of ‘Samadhi muth peth’ area was built in Swamiji’s incarnation. That time Shree Vinchurkar was head of that place. He was suffering from leprosy. He asked Shree Samarth about it. Samarth told him to throw the diamond ring he was wearing. Rather than throwing the ring he kept it in front of Samarth. Cholappa picked up that ring and sold it. And in the amount he built that muth. In the centre of the temple, statues of Lord Ganpati, Devi and shivlinga were inaugurated and grand celebration of same was done. Shree Samarth was present for that celebration.
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Akkalkot About this sound pronunciation is a city and a municipal council in Solapur district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is situated 40 km southeast of Solapur and very close to the border between Maharashtra and Karnataka states.
Akkalkot was the home to Shri Swami Samarth Maharaj, a 19th-century saint who is believed by his devotees to be an incarnation of Lord Dattatreya. Akkalkot State during the British Raj, was a princely state ruled by the royal Bhonsale dynasty.
Akkalkot is widely known for its association with Shri Swami Samarth Maharaj, held by his devotees to be a reincarnation of Lord Dattatreya. Swami Maharaj lived for over two decades at Akkalkot, mainly at the residence of his disciple Cholappa, where his samadhi (tomb) and shrine are now located. The shrine complex, which is known the Vatavruksh Mandir since it encloses the banyan tree beneath which the swami would preach his message, is the hub of devotions for his followers.
The other local shrine is the samadhi of Akkalkoth Swami located some distance from the main shrine, but still within the city limits.Free accommodation and meals are provided to pilgrims by the Shri Swami Samarth Annachhatra Mandal. The taluka is dominated by Kannada speaking lingayat community.Akkalkot is also famous for Gajanan Maharaj's Shivpuri, where Ancient Vedic Therapy Agnihotra is performed.
Marathi is the official language. Kannada & Telagu is also spoken in the taluka.
Transport:-
It is served by Akkalkot Road Railway Station 7 km away. Chennai Mail and Udyan Express for Mumbai, Chennai Mail for Chennai, Tirupati, Mantralayam, Raichur, Gulbarga, Udyan express for Bangalore, Hyderabad Passenger for Hyderabad.
It is also served by Tadawal railway station on Solapur -Hubli line around 20 km away and you can take trains for Bijapur, Hubli, Bagalkot, Gadag. It is more convenient to board trains from these stations than Solapur station which is 40 km away as this aves time as well as heavily crowded Solapur railway station. There is a great demand to stop trains such as Hussainsagar Express, Dadar Chennai Egmore Express, Konark Express, Shatabdi Express, Rajkot Express, Karnataka Express.
About Akkalkot – Famous places in Akkalkot:-
Tirtha Raj Akkalkot:-
Many devotees feel that, why Maharaj chose Akkalkot place for residence which is away from main city and it is very much difficult to get even small thing out there. But by looking at the places near Akkalkot we can understand it. Gangapur is situated on 30-40 kilometers away on southern side. Many times Swami told that, there is a holy place on Bhima-Amarja union. Gulbarga city is next to Gangpaur. Nawaj Ali, a famous personality of Muslim Sufi religion, was residing there. Nawab Ali’s Samadhi is in Gulbarga. This is also called as Hindu Keshav Chaitanya. This is Samadhi has completed 700 years. Gulbarga’s ‘dargah’ (muslim temple) can be viewed from many kilometers. In Gulbarga, few years ago one saint of 'Lingayat community was residing. His muth is also located in same city.
Pandharpur place is located on North-East direction of Akkalkot. This place is famous for temple of God Pandhurang. Shree Shankaracharya has called this place as “Mahayogpith”. Mangalvedha city is next to Pandharpur. This place is by name ‘Saint bhumi’ [Saint’s land]. Before moving to Akkalkot, Shree Samarth was staying in Mangalvedha for 12 years. ‘Vashi’ village is on northern side. It is believed that, Lord Vishnu got impressed by his devotee king Ambrish and started residing in village for ever. Statues of Lord Vishnu and Laxmi, made up of ‘Shaligram’ stone are placed in same village. Holy place of Shree Shrukacharya is on “Daryabacha” hill of Sankola district. This hill is famous by name ‘Shukryacharya’s hill’.
Samadhi of Shree Kanva Saint is in ‘Kandar’ village of ‘Karmal’ district. Shree Nagnath’s main place is in Uwal place of Mohol village on Pune-Solapur road. It is said that, Pandav had visited ‘ashram’ (hermitage where sages lived in peace and tranquility amidst nature.) located on bank of Bhima river.
Lord Kandoba’s holy place is on Pune Solapaur road. Shree Manik Prabhi and Upasani of ‘Datta’ Community are related to Khandoba. Siddheshwar saint was living in Solpaur. Hence this place has “Keshav” temple. Dhruv did penance at this place only. Also it is said that Agashthi deity had worshiped God at this place only. Peer Allahuddin Dargah(Muslim temple) is located in Bahanpur village. Both Hindu and Muslim worship this Dargah (Muslim temple). It is believed that Kashi Vishweshwar had arrived in ‘Jeyur” village. This Hemand community temple is very old. Old temple of ‘Sangmeshwar’ is located on union of ‘Bori’ and ‘Harni’ rivers.
Nagnath Siddha’s muth is in ‘Dabre’ lane of Akkalkot. Many saints were living there. Ramdas community’s Hakkyachya maruti famous old muth is is same lane. On Samarth’s order Balappa did penance in same muth.
12 ‘Jotirlinge’ (symbol of lord Shiva) arrived in the lane next to market due to the ‘shivyogi’ penence. This placed was praised by Moghal Emperor. “EkMukhi” Datta’s temple is on Market road of village. The statue of temple is 200 years old and found in Shree KashiKeshtra [holy place of north India]. Statue is beautiful and attractive. On south side, ‘kabar’ [place where Muslim dead body is buried] of Khwaja Daud and Shaikh Naruddin of Sufi community could be found. Old temple of Shree siddhivinayak is in the village. It is very rare combination to see all temples at one place. Akkalkot is surrounded by temples, saints. That’s why Shree Samarth chose this holy place as his final destination.
Total 5 muths of Shree Swami Samarth are located in Akkalkot. In same village you can see impressions of Swamiji’s feet which are called as “Uppith”. Samadhi muth of ‘Samadhi muth peth’ area was built in Swamiji’s incarnation. That time Shree Vinchurkar was head of that place. He was suffering from leprosy. He asked Shree Samarth about it. Samarth told him to throw the diamond ring he was wearing. Rather than throwing the ring he kept it in front of Samarth. Cholappa picked up that ring and sold it. And in the amount he built that muth. In the centre of the temple, statues of Lord Ganpati, Devi and shivlinga were inaugurated and grand celebration of same was done. Shree Samarth was present for that celebration.
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