Built in 1831 by a Hindu merchant named Dhakji Dadaji, this beautiful temple attracts numerous devotees daily.And more so on Diwali and Navaratra. On these two occasions, Shri Mahalakshmi is believed to come alive and grant the wishes of her worshippers. The other two deities housed here are Shri Mahasaraswati and Shri Mahakali.The vernacular domestic architecture of the temple and its unique surroundings, dotted with sweet and flower shops, make Mahalakshmi Temple an integral part of Maharashtra tourism.

Jai maata di.mandir is open and only online registration darshan token allowed inside mandir...so pls do registration for darshan booking.

I love this place . I feel peaceful here 🙏🏻 My all time favourite 😍

Its good and well managed though especially in the recent times of Covid. I visited on 26th Feb 2021, but if you are a travel enthusiast than not much is there to do here. Also, photography is strictly banned so I couldnt take much pictures over here, but Im putting those that I managed to take somehow.Flowers and sweets, nothing is allowed right now and be careful if you carry your child for they wouldnt be allowed to enter the temple as well. This is done in regard to ensure the childs safety who are easily susceptible to the virus.Rest go and have a fine time if you are a spiritual person or want to explore the religious part of India in Mumbai. There are many temples near as well. So you can visit them also.Timings are from 6am to 9pm ISTj

This temple located on Bhulabhai Desai Road is a very famous temple of Goddess Mahalakshmi. The idols of Goddesses Mahakali and Mahasaraswati are also enshrined at this temple. It is on the seashore at the northern side of Malabar hills. The temple is close to Mahalakshmi railway station. For having gone there you may also find time to visit other two temples of Lord Tryambakeshwar and Lord Mahadev near this temple. The waves of the Arabian Sea form a perfect background to this holy shrine. One can reach here easily by means of local transport in Mumbai. The location of the temple with sea shore as backdrop is very attractive with natural scenery. The famous Haji Ali Dargah is another nearby attraction for tourists to visit.

On the entrance u r fully sanitized and all covid parameters are taken care off... Temple is open till 7 p.m

Very beautiful temple of Mata Laxmiji. While visiting Shri Siddhivinayak ji temple, one should also visit this temple simultaneously. You will certainly feel blessed here, thank you all guys, have a fruitful journey🙏🙏

Felt blessed. Kids n senior citizens are not allowed due to this Pandemic.

One of the busiest and most colourful temple is dedicated to Mahalakshmi, the goddess of wealth. Devotees celebrate Navratri (Festival of Nine Night) with great pomp here. Take a bow to the shrine of goddess faithfully, the goddess will bless you or may carry through all your wishes.*Photography is strictly prohibited inside the temple*

Darshan was not open. But I love this temple to visit offen

All the covid measures are taken carefully.No photos allowed inside the temple

The Mahalaxmi Temple is one of the most famous temples of the city of Mumbai, India. It is dedicated to Mahalakshmi the central deity of Devi Mahatmyam. The temple was built in 1831 by Dhakji Dadaji (1760–1846), a Hindu merchant.Built around 1785, the history of this temple is supposedly connected with the building of the Hornby Vellard. Apparently after portions of the sea wall of the Vellard collapsed twice, the chief engineer, a Pathare Prabhu, named Ramji Shivji Prabhu, dreamt of a devi statue in the sea near Worli. A search recovered it, and he built a temple for it. After this, the work on the vellard could be completed without a hitch.The Mahalaxmi temple contains images of the Tridevi goddesses Mahakali, Mahalakshmi, and Mahasaraswati. All three images are adorned with nose rings, gold bangles and pearl necklaces. The image of Mahalakshmi is in the center shown holding lotus flowers in tandem. The compound of this temple contains several stalls that sell flower garlands and other paraphernalia used by devotees for worship and as offering.

Well maintained mandir ❤️ nice and clean overall. But one complaint... They dont allow u to stay for more than 5minutes 😑😑 many other mandirs are also nearby... Great experience i would stay !

This place has changed my life completely,the person who visit this holy place will be surely blessed by mahalaxmi mata.The structure of the temple is amazing,in mahalaxmi temple it feels relaxing, peaceful,stress free.

Peaceful environment..good cleanliness and hygiene amd following covid norms

Always love to visit this beautiful Mahalaxmi mata temple. Located near sea, one can feel the peace at the temple.

This Temple is one of the most famous temples of Mumbai situated on Bhulabhai Desai Road in Mahalaxmi area. It is dedicated to Mahalakshmi the central deity of Devi Mahatmyam. The temple was built in 1831 by Dhakji Dadaji (1760–1846), a Hindu merchant.[

Nice place... Good to see goddess Mahalaxmi.. taking photos are prohibited.. and at 12pm the gate will get closed for devotees.. & it will again open at 4pm.. overall it is good..

Peaceful place in Mumbai. On Thursday you may face rush...

Oh, this is too crowdy. Lines with hundred people at a time. Sea view is good instead. Better to go Hazi Ali Dargah or elsewhere.

Mahalaxmi is one of the most famous temples in Mumbai - of Hindu Goddess Laxmi. A religious person travelling to Mumbai always visits Siddhivinayak and Mahalaxmi temples. As usual at temples in India, you can expect a queue to enter the temple. The view of the Arabian sea and beach from the temple is just amazing.

A beautiful Place to visit. Holy and Sacred with the blessings of Goddess Mahalakshi. You should surely visit here and have the inner peace

Nice temple. Very very crowded on peak days. Lots of stores to shop too. Amazing view. You can feed pigeons at the entrance. And walk down the temple to the shore.

Nice temple yo visit. You can feel the presence of Maa Laxmi here.

Religious temple in Mumbai. Very famous and busy. A major land mark

This beautiful historical temple of Goddess Maha-Lakshmi, has three idols in the Garbha Griha - Saraswatiji, Mahalakshmiji and Mahakaliji. Except the timings of Aarti, the temple is not too crowded. The Shringar of idols are done so intricately and with utmost care, that it feels like they are not idols, but real.At the backside of temple, the stairway leads to an an enthralling view of the roaring arabian sea. You can enjoy a few varieties of street food, such as Bhajiya, Vadapav etc. and cold-drinks; and chill with the salty breeze flowing from your skin.The market before temple has numerous flower vendors competing with beautiful-fresh and blossoming Lotus flowers to be offered to the Goddess in the temple.You can remove your foot-wear at one of those, if you are buying something from them.

Less crowd due to covid restrictions. You only get to go till the main door of mandir not into gabhara. Pardon my english tough🤭Also no oti accepted due to covid. So if necessary you only have to buy a flower keep it infront of devi and take it away with you.

This temple is located near Haji Ali dargah,1km walking distance, Worli, Mumbai. This temple is near sea shore of Mumbai. Here the devotees are coming to take the darshan of Godess Lakshmi.

The goddess devi temple of laxmi is here in Mahalaxmi come her and take darsan of devi maa..

Beautiful place to visit. And very very famous too. Good backside views from temple.

What a Temple. One of the best temple i have ever visited in my life. The facilities the environment are just awesome .great place great environment . Just loved it

Its a Very famous temple among locals. Temple is very beautiful and very well maintained with beautiful surroundings. For Darshan it may take half an hour in queue. You feel blessed when you visit this temple and will hardly feel like leaving it.

Supposed to be the most sought after religious place in Mumbai.yhis temple trust makes so much of money and attracts millions of devotees, the entire place is not kept clean. The pathway down st the back of the temple is do dirty. It’s really pathetic how a religious trust can ignore these basic things. The shops on the toad to the temple are exciting to watch. Ok to visit. I am not particularly excited about this place. It’s more of s commercial hub and did not transmit any divine feelings.

MAHALAXMI TEMPLE (This temple is very popular in all over Mumbai so Many devotees come to this temple and there are lots of people from morning till evening every day.in this place free drinking water, kabutarkhana, free chairs sittings space, nice food court,There are many religious items here and nice sea beach cornar here.On the occasion of Ram Navami and Navaratri, there is a large crowd of devotees here. Mahalaxmi west .

The presiding deity Goddess laxmi, the consort of Lord Vishnu stands with all her grandeur here. The temple is located North of Malabar hill and Marine drive, in the posh Mahalaxmi area, surrounded by plenty of high rises besides the Arabina sea for company. The temple is very famous and well visited. Remember, there is hardly any parking available, but this temple is well connected by public transport.Sunset time is the best time to visit the temple and have a lovely view of the sea along with the setting sun.... Its a surreal experience.

Its famous for Mahakali, Mahalaxmi and Mahasaraswati Temple. Devotees come here during Navratri Festival and In Diwali to seek blessings. Nearest Station is Mahalaxmi and Bombay Central. You will get Share Taxi as well as Bus. There are so many different and small temples nearby lane in the way to Main Temple. Photography is not allowed.

Beautiful temple, and has a few small temples outside. for worshiping please look for lotus and not he water Lilly i have added a few pictures for refrencelotus petals would be broad and will cost more. so look for that if convenient

The temple was closed when we went there. But from outside we got to see the photo of goddess Mahalakshmi.

MAHALAXMI MANDIR ONE OF THE MOST HOLYPLACES IN THE WORLD FOR HINDUS

Great temple by the sea.Walking distance from Haji Ali Dargah

Very good as holy place.Parking is good.For roadside stuff u get so many variety.if always wanna eat hygienic stuff.The only problem is that the waiting area outside the temple where railings are put for controlling the crowd is very dark in the evening.There should be a proper light in this area...

It is one of the major religious attractions of Mumbai located at Bhulabhai Desai Road. Mahalaxmi station is the closest railway station although this place is well connected by all mode of public transport. People need to park their personal vehicle on the main road at their own risk as the entire area is no parking zone. The entrance of the temple is narrow and steps are there. For physically disabled people and senior citizens it can be quite challenging to climb up those stairs. Enroute to the temple from road, there is also a nice Shiva Temple. Many shops near temple sell various puja belongings and sweets. There are three goddessess idols inside the temple - Mahakali, Mahalaxmi and Mahasaraswati. Everyday temple remain closed from 11.50am to 12.30pm for afternoon Puja and bhog. At the backside wall of the temple, you can stick a coin and wish something. It is believed if your wish is going to be fulfilled then it will stick otherwise it will fall down. From the backside stairs, people can go down and enjoy the mesmerizin view of Arabian Sea. Protography and videography is strictly prohibited inside the temple premises.

Always love this temple,, but now a days I guess they dont allow to go down behind and see the lovely ocean and hajiali.

Good place for you all right now

Most popular temple

Absolutely well maintained Temple let you enjoy the presence of mahalaxmi Mata at is with great security my hats off to management of the temple

Visiting any suspicious place like temple is always peacefull & Relaxing & same feeling one visit Devi Mahalakshmi Mandir..

This is the I nearest temple in mahalaxmi walking distance 15 minutes from mahalaxmi railway station. sharing taxi is also available and bus too.

Its very old and famous temple of Laxmi Mata. I must visit it whenever I go to Mumbai. I visited temple on the occasion of Ganesh festival celebrations.

Hindu temple . Good and near to sea view and other temples .also walking distance to Haji Ali

This temple is dedicated to our goddess Mahalaxmi the wife of God Vishnu, this is most visited and holy place in City Mumbai, and it is situated at the cost of ocean thats why its important more because we see beutiful ocean from this temple , this is very peaceful place for prayer

Mandir remains crowdy EverytimeAt the backside you can enjoy great view of the Arabian sea and haji Ali dargah

One of the Famous place in Mumbai. Good place to visit with family. You will get peace of mind.

Mumbai is characterized by its numerous places of worship, which criss-cross the entire length &  breadth of the city. Amongst the topmost ranked of these, is the Shree Mahalaxmi Temple. It also happens to be amongst the oldest, being constructed in the latter part of the 18th century. The main temple houses the trinity of Goddesses, with Mahalaxmi in the centre flanked by Mahasaraswati & Mahakali on either side. The temple is located on Bhulabhai Desai Road, near Breach Candy Hospital, and is well-connected by roads to all over Mumbai, including the nearest railway stations, Mahalaxmi Road & Mumbai Central. The temple is visited by thousands of devotees, a figure which increases to lakhs during the Navratri festival. A visit to the temple on the first day of Navratri by yours truly (an annual ritual for most Mumbaiites) more or less confirmed this. Photography being strictly forbidden within the temple premises, is limited to a few long shot snaps and of a few on the way out. Photographs of the main deities, though are available for sale in the temple premises.

Always my favourite place in my life.. filling happy

Oldest Temple in India and Mumbai.It is located nearby Beach side of Arabian Ocean.The entrance to the temple is from a narrow road.Here separate Q Lines for Men and Women.Well maintained Temple and Very peaceful place.This temple Busy on Friday and Holidays time & can be avoided.While walking to the temple, there are two more temples before you reach the temple.Parking is a major issue in this area.

Nice place but the campus is not much clean and tidy. It would be great if any action is taken like Swatch Mahalakshmi Temple rather deploying resources for Watching selfie takers. Photos strictly prohibited 🚫 Darahan was great 👍🏽

Goddess is very beautiful but crowd mgmt is worst. Would suggest avoid going on holidays or go on odd times. At the base there is one pickle shop which is 11 years old and the lady sells variety of pickles.

Heard it is a 300-400 old temple. Not sure about the year of establishment. Visited on a Sunday hence it was over crowded. Best time to visit is during week days.Nearest station is churchgate for fast train or else you may get down at mahalaxmi station if you travel through a slow train. You can take a taxi from station.Ensure you do not photograph in the premises as they will confiscate your phones. Though I manage to click two photos. Do not miss the backyard view of the temple. The sea looks peaceful.

Very nice place with its divinity. Goddess Laxmi temple is waiting for you.

Was great to go back after a long time. Divine experience. Less crowds. Felt safe. Good health n hygiene management by temple authorities.

One of the most famous spots of not only Mumbai but also India. The view of Arabian sea is spectacular from here. The temple is big and there is always crowd here. The management system, I cannot say it is the best, it is average. You have to remove your shoes on any shops before entering the temple. Anyway, the environment is good, however, they have bars so you cant take clear shots of the sea. Thats not good, I think.

One of the oldest Mahalaxmi Temple in Mumbai. On holidays and Sundays more devotes are come to take mahalaxmi Darshan. On back side of temple you can see the beautiful sea view and sun set view. If you are new in Mumbai must visit this temple.

Ancient Hindu Mandir of Goddess Maha(Kali, Laxmi & Saraswati).

Apparently, Mumbai where indias wealth is concentrated owes it to the reigning dieties of this temple. Mahalakshmi. Mahakali and mahasaraswati.

Another must visit place of Mumbai, did so. Nice and calm place with music and serenity. Situated on the back drop of Arabian sea. Haji Ali dargha is near to this place. The path to temple is flanked by shops.

Nice temple dedicated to Maa Lakshmi.You can get a nice view of Sea from the back of the temple.

The Mahalaxmi Temple is one of the most famous temples of the city of Mumbai, India. It is dedicated to Mahalakshmi the central deity of Devi Mahatmyam. The temple was built in 1831 by Dhakji Dadaji (1760–1846), a Hindu merchant.Built around 1785, the history of this temple is supposedly connected with the building of the Hornby Vellard. Apparently after portions of the sea wall of the Vellard collapsed twice, the chief engineer, a Pathare Prabhu, named Ramji Shivji Prabhu, dreamt of a devi statue in the sea near Worli. A search recovered it, and he built a temple for it. After this, the work on the vellard could be completed without a hitch.The Mahalaxmi temple contains images of the Tridevi goddesses Mahakali, Mahalakshmi, and Mahasaraswati. All three images are adorned with nose rings, gold bangles and pearl necklaces. The image of Mahalakshmi is in the center shown holding lotus flowers in tandem. The compound of this temple contains several stalls that sell flower garlands and other paraphernalia used by devotees for worship and as offering.During Navaratri celebrations, devotees from distant places throng to the temple, which is decorated for this occasion, to pay obeisance. They have to stand for hours in long queues holding coconuts, flowers and sweets which they offer to the goddess.It is only 1 km from Mahalakshmi railway station in Mumbai. There are two more temples viz. Tryambakeshwar temple and Mahadev dhakleshwar temple near to the temple.

Huge crowd during our visiting time.Divine place.Red carpet reception to the devotees.

Mahalaxmi Temple is one of the most famous temples of Mumbai situated on Bhulabhai Desai Road in Mahalaxmi area. It is dedicated to Mahalakshmi the central deity of Devi Mahatmyam. The temple was built in 1831 by Dhakji Dadaji (1760–1846), a Hindu merchant.Built around 1785, the history of this temple is supposedly connected with the building of the Hornby Vellard. Apparently after portions of the sea wall of the Vellard collapsed twice, the chief engineer, a Pathare Prabhu, named Ramji Shivji Prabhu, dreamt of a devi statue in the sea near Worli. A search recovered it, and he built a temple for it. After this, the work on the vellard could be completed without a hitch.

Sea shore temple, mahalaxmi temple, nr to haji ali

Temple is holy place of Goddess Mahalaxmi.Surrounded by water body. Best attraction in mumbai.

It is a very good temple.... You feel so positive here... We get some positive energy....the entrence to this temple is little bit difficult because the temple is on the main road.. after you reach there they make two separate lines one of chains and one of ladies and if you want to take blessings if you are a new marriage couple then there is a separate line ....it is very good temple.... The statue of the mahalaxmi mata is very nice... I loved it so much.... I go there every month and take the blessings of the Devi mahalaxmi......🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I had seen it in so many movies and heard about a lot. Great that I could visit on my 1st trip to Mumbai. Jai Maha Lakshmi Maa

Very nice place to visit. On holiday there is very crowded area

As i visted this place on Sunday, it was too crowded then usual, First of all they havent managed anything for the footwear we left downstairs. Which is risky if you have Yeazy 😂The entry is situated on the main road itself where you cant even park your motorcycle. I have to Park my Motorcycle all the down to Premsons Garden. Which is nearly 1.5 km from the temple ,then took a cab back for temple.Although it is less crowded in weekdays , photography is prohibited strictly.

This is such a great place for the devotee of mahalaxmi mata. I would say one should just not miss this beautiful place. This place is having a very nice management team for the handling and well being of the devotees around the world. Behind the mahalaxmi mata temple theres old hanuman temple and beside which the place one should definitely go and feel the mumba mata roarings in the sea. The waves are just fantastic and extended temple amidst the waves just enough to give you goosebumps. Little upkeep and neat is expected to maintain from the visitors. One can have a look at the haji ali darah from here. So its definitely a must visit place for mumbai tourists.Feel the place in mumbai city.

One of the most famous temples of Mumbai, this temple is dedicated to Mahalakshmi the central deity of Devi Mahatmyam. In 1831, Dhakji Dadaji, a Hindu merchant, built this temple right on the rocky terrains overlooking Arabian Sea.

Its a beautiful temple with serenity. This time of the year due to pandemic you can easily go for the goddess sighting. No prior booking is required. I went and there was no chaos. Everyone queued up for worshipping the Goddess. I was happy that I could get the blessings of the goddess. Dont take any prasad or anything to the temple. There is temperature check and sanitizer at the entry points. Again systematically arranged and following all the norms.

**The Mandir remains closed from 11:50 am to 12:25 pm (tentative, +/- 5 minutes) every day for the mid day Bhog Aarti.** This is a very old temple situated by the Arabian Sea. It is a short walk from Bhulabhai Desai road, inside. Like all other temple roads, both sides of the road to the temple is filled with shops selling puja items and puja thalis. Youll specially find lotus and water lily flowers in season as the seat of Mahalakshmi is a lotus and She is worshipped with lotus flowers. These little shops sell very interesting stuff, if you care to take a look. The entrance has a security check and a bag check but the temple has no authorised bag/shoe keeping counter. Youll have to leave your shoes down stairs in the shops (who do not take responsibility) or with the people who keep shoes for a charge. They can be found just where the stairs start, in the middle of the road. Males and females have seperate entry and Darshan lines. Typically it takes half an hour, as per a shopkeeper selling puja thalis, on special occasions though, it might take much longer. There are rest rooms to the right and if you walk straight to the left of the main shrine, youll have a spectacular view of the sea. Stairs go down, at mid level there are two small veg restaurants, keep going and youll find a Hanuman Mandir and a Ganesha Mandir. Go further down and theres another little eatery who have great cutting chai (₹7 only) adjacent to a small courtyard overlooking the sea. You can spot Haji Ali to the right. The courtyard is closed and entrance is prohibited as of now. The view from here is amazing...one can just seat here and look at the sea for hours. All being said, the temple management can do better. There are no Special Darshan/Puja notification anywhere, only some signboards in Marathi script. But people were allowed out-of-line special darshans. This can be made more transparent and available to all visitors. Also the Mandir is closed around mid day for Bhog Aarti which is not mentioned anywhere, not even on their website, which also, needs some updating. The Mandir is great, the management not so much. Parking is available (first come first serve) on the temple road. Happy Darshan!

Mahalaxmi temple at Worli busy temples in the town one has to climb steps to get into Temple where you can see Darshan of Mahakali Mahalaxmi mahasaraswati near the sea no parking area near the temple Temple is managed by government of Maharashtra must visit to temple when visiting the town Mumbai

Awesome place to enjoy under the guidance of god

Ancient Holy temple. People have tremendous faith in this Mandir. High security. Bags are not allowed inside temple. Beautiful sea view from the temple.

Very nice and clean place.

Cool place feel like jevan😇😇

One of the most peaceful temples Ive ever seen

A popular temple of Goddess Lakshmi. Management could be better in several ways.

This is very big and nice temple in Mumbai. It is very famous and old temple .

Primitive queue management but moves fast. Avoid public holidays. Too crowdy on holidays. Backside sea view is good. There are steps from inside to get down to the seaside. Photography is prohibited inside temple. No restrictions on carrying mobile and wallets.

Located at walking distance from mahalxmi station the share taxi is also available at 15rs per person rate. The interiors are so good and must visit. There is also shiv mandir inside which is not known to much people just ask anyone inside the main entrance ypu will get it. Food here is mashallah the masala dosa is the best attraction here.

Its a old temple in Mumbai .. u must visit when u go to Mumbai . Temple near to sea..

Very nice place fully blessed mahalaxmi devi

I specially go duribg sunset time to see such type of views and mahalakshmi is such a peaceful place

Spiritual place for hindu and really great vibe come there.

Awesome location and spiritual location...I really like going here frequently the vibes is really awesome and spiritual with positivity...Need to take care be vocal for local people...

Beautiful temple of Maa Mahalaxmi. Waited for around 30 mins in queue for darshan. Neat n Clean temple. If you are in Mumbai then dont forget see this beautiful temple.

Scenic beauty of back side of Mandir is very good.

Great Place . Do visit if you are in Mumbai

Im pleased to visit Mahalaxmi Temple,Mumbai.Its very peacefull places of Hindu devotionals people... blessed.

The mahalaxmi temple is very peace full place. many devoties come here to take the blessings of maha kali, maha laxmi and maha saraswati.