1. Khandoba Temple (Jejuri Gad)

Perched atop a hill at an elevation of 718 meters, the Khandoba Temple is dedicated to Lord Khandoba, a manifestation of Lord Shiva. This temple is a significant pilgrimage site for many Maharashtrian communities, including farmers, Brahmins, and the Dhangar tribe. Devotees often climb approximately 380 steps to reach the temple, passing through arches and lamp pillars along the way. The temple’s architecture resembles a hill fort, with a fort-like boundary enclosing the main shrine. A unique aspect of worship here involves offering turmeric, turning the entire temple complex into a vibrant yellow during festivals like the Bhandara Festival

2. Kadepathar Khandoba Temple

This is an older temple dedicated to Lord Khandoba, situated on a more challenging path compared to the main temple. It offers a serene environment and is less crowded, providing a peaceful experience for devotees.

3. Sangameshwar Temple

Located near the confluence of rivers, the Sangameshwar Temple is another significant religious site in Jejuri. It attracts devotees seeking spiritual solace and is known for its tranquil surroundings