Shree Dhavir Maharaj Temple.

The best place seen in Roha. Temple is built up with Marbles. Dhaveer Maharaj mandir is a famous thing in Roha. Dhavir palkhi is celebrated after next day of Dahsera. People come here with hopes and there wishes get completed. There is a residential facility also available called as Bhakta Nivas.

Shri Dhavir Maharaj is the gram daivat (deity) of Roha city. The mandir is nicely constructed and the whole ambience has a calming effect.

There is an Aarti every Sunday at 7pm. Sundays are considered as the worship day for Dhavir Maharaj. The fountains and lights are always turned on on Sunday.

Navratri festival is celebrated with great devotion at this mandir. You must visit in Navratri to experience it.

Sacred place of Shree Dhavir Maharaj.
Very quiet place to spend some time around the temple.
One of two places in Roha where you will always fill to come back.

It was great temple to visit. It is very well maintained, neat & clean and most importantly you feel peace.

It's so peaceful

You find peace .... You feel very cool & positive when you visit Shree Dhavir Maharaj Temple.

Dhavir Maharaj is of great importance to the people of Roha. After Ganesh, people of Roha have great faith in Dhavir Maharaj and he is also known as 'The God Of Roha' or 'Gramdaivat Of Roha'. The Dhavir temple has been declared as a religious place, by the Government of Maharashtra.

The Dhavir Temple was built by Balwantrao Vithoji More in 1849. There are two stories told about how Dhavir Maharaj became Roha's Gramdaivat.

Before living the Dhavir temple to begin the Dhavir Palkhi, it is given 'SALAMI' by the Raigad Police. Salami means police stand in a line and fire bullets from thier rifles. Before entering in proper Roha the Palkhi is welcomed by the Dalits,then the Muslims. The attraction of this whole program is the unity with which people of all communities welcome, celebrate and enjoy the Dhavir Palkhi. A very good example of the unity of the people of Roha.

Dhavir Maharaj is of great importance to the people of Roha. After Ganesh, people of Roha have great faith in Dhavir Maharaj and he is also known as 'The God Of Roha' or 'Gramdaivat Of Roha'. The Dhavir temple has been declared as a religious place, by the Government of Maharashtra.

The Dhavir Temple was built by Balwantrao Vithoji More in 1849. There are two stories told about how Dhavir Maharaj became Roha's Gramdaivat.

Before living the Dhavir temple to begin the Dhavir Palkhi, it is given 'SALAMI' by the Raigad Police. Salami means police stand in a line and fire bullets from thier rifles. Before entering in proper Roha the Palkhi is welcomed by the Dalits,then the Muslims. The attraction of this whole program is the unity with which people of all communities welcome, celebrate and enjoy the Dhavir Palkhi. A very good example of the unity of the people of Roha.