This Temple also known as the Anwa Temple. This is a 12th-century historical site in Anva (Anwa) village, Bhokardan taluka, Jalna district, Maharashtra. It is widely celebrated for its intricate stone carvings and unique star-shaped (stellate) floor plan.

Temple Overview:

Architectural Style: Built during the Seuna (Yadava) or late Chalukya period, the temple is an exceptional example of Hemadpanthi architecture.

Key Features:

• 52-Pillar Hall: The Sabha-mandapa (open hall) is supported by 52-56 highly decorated and beautifully carved pillars.
• 24 Shaktis of Vishnu: The exterior walls uniquely depict 24 forms of Vishnu’s Shaktis, a rare feature in Shiva temples.
• Sanctum: The temple faces east and contains a Shivalinga in the garbhagriha (inner sanctum).