Patnadevi, Hindu temple in India
Patnadevi is the largest temple complex in the Jalgaon district.
The temple is named after Goddess Patnadevi, the goddess of the Pandavas in the Mahabharata.
It is considered a sacred spot for marriages among some Hindu communities.
Patnadevi houses idols of several deities, showing a rich iconographic heritage.
Location: Jalgaon
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