I have covered it in my lonar visit but again repeating. Once you are entering the lonar crater first comes this ancient small but nice temple. Water has been pouring through this gaumukh since centuries and no one knows the source. Good place to spend...More

The place will tell you how small and insignificant we are in this universe. It is a temple dedicated to lord Shiva, and Mother Godess (probably Ganga Maa and Maa Kali). The water from the spring is sweet to taste and the kund refreshingly cool....More

Gomukh temple is quite close to the Lonar Crater, the temple is claimed to have its origins way back in history. The gomukh is a continuous running source of water and the local guides attribute the water source to the crater impact and associated internal...More

one has to cross a very well maintained garden to reach this ancient looking temple. only locals are seen here and its mostly never crowded. a decent fitness is required as close to 50-60 steep steps have to be climbed to reach the lower temple.

Gomukh Temple were constructed during the Puranic period.,along the rim of crater,from which flows a perennial stream.

nice place, many locals are here sitting. you can walk down to the Crater or from here you can walk up and see the crater from the hill... i didn't find the path but it was not so difficult to make an immaginary one...

its neighboring the lonar crater. Its a small pond where water flows from a concrete cow's mouth that is why the name. i recommend you engage a guide, easily available around and at a nominal cost.