Shri Mamleshwar Jyotirlinga

Strota of Jyotirlinga includes Omkareswar & Mamleswar as mentioned like “Omkar Mamleswar”. Without darshan of Mamaleswar at the south bank of Narbada river is said to be not complete the darshan of Omkareswar Jyotirlinga at the northern bank of Narbada. Temple was beautifully built in tenth century. Stone craftsmanship looked great. No tickets were required to go in. Not much crowd. People offered milk & Bel Patra to Shivaji. Outside ambience was good & peaceful. Stone art works looked wonderful. A must visit temple while visiting Omkareswar Jyotirlinga at Madhya Pradesh

Mamleshwar jyotirlinga temple , situated on the banks of narmada river is an ancient temple of lord mahadev quite close to omkareshwar temple. The temple is a historical heritage but not as maintained as it should be. No ticket booking required. The temple's sculptures are beautiful and radiate divinity. A must visit place.

Small and lovely temple. You can do Abhishek here & offer Bhel leaves, flowers, Chandan etc. This is also a Jyothirling but not part of the 12 Jyothirlings.

Mahakal Dham was amazing art. if you are visiting it is preferred in the evening , because the lights and sound is really great with fountains.

Oldest temple in Omkareshwar
Anyone can do direct Abhishek in this temple nd can touch the Shivling
Architect is amazing, first sight u will think that stone is kept on each other

This is one of the Jyotirlinga temple and as per thoughts, devotees need to visit this temple after the visit of Omkareshwar temple.

Devotees are blessed by lord Mamleshwar Shiv Ji here.

Temple is very ancient and it's is in same condition since it's constructed.

On the way from Omkareshwar to Mamleshwar lots of small small shops with options of tea, snacks, cutlery items are located.

Also shops with poojan samagri, different sizes of lord narmadeshwar Shiv linga are also located on this way.

Har Har Mahadev, Jay Mamleshwar 🙏

Sri Mamleshwar Jyotirlinga is on the opposite side of Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga temple. Both the temples are facing each other. Beautiful Narmada river flows in between these two temples. Do not use boats here - they are so much polluting. Do not fall into the trap of local priests who are just money minded business people.

The sacred place of lord shiva. The omkareshwar jyotirlinga and mamleshwar jyotirlinga is parallel to each other, the Narmada river is the midway that makes both temples separated from each other.. must visit for the lord shiva devotees