MANGESH DEVASTHAN

WELCOME TO MY "Shri Mangesh Devasthan"

Shri Mangesh is also popularly known as Mangireesh or Manguesh is the Presiding Diety at one of Goa's most prominent temples. Shri Mangesh is the Kuladevata (family deity) of millions of Hindu GSBs around the world. The temple of Shri Mangesh is set amidst natural beauty and pleasant surroundings. Mangeshi, a little village along Goa's Panaji-Ponda road is not only a point of pilgrimage for the followers of the Lord, it attracts hundreds of tourists from all over India and abroad. This site is an attempt to bridge the gap between the Lord's temple and His devotees who live far away, many of them scattered all over the world.

Evolutions of Shri Mangeshi Temple After renovation, 1744 After renovation, 1890 After renovation, 1973

APPEAL FOR DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING NEW AGRASHALA (PDF FILE)

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Contact Of The Committee Office:

Shri Manguesh Devasthan,
Mangeshi, Priol,
Mardol, GOA 403 404 INDIA
Phone: 0091 832 2395338
0091 832 2395904

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