Birla Vikram Vinayak Temple
बिर्ला मंदिर, साळाव
A Ganesha temple of white marble on a small hill at Salav, overlooking the Kundalika River mouth. It's a regular stop on the southern route out of Alibag.
The Birla Vikram Vinayak Temple, built by the Birla Group, stands on a small hill at Salav, across the river from Revdanda. Made of white marble, it is dedicated to the elephant-headed god Ganesha. The hall has fine carvings, and the courtyard is tidy with gardens. From the hilltop you can overlook the Kundalika River mouth and the surrounding factories and fishing villages. Admission is free. Shoes must be removed before entering the hall, and please observe the rules in areas where photography is prohibited. It is often combined with Revdanda Fort, Korlai Fort and Kashid Beach as a day trip along the southern route.
Opening hours
About 07:00–20:00
Nearby sights
- Revdanda Fort
- Korlai Fort
- Nagaon Beach
- Kashid Beach
- Phansad Wildlife Sanctuary
- Akshi Beach
- Kolaba Fort
- Alibag Beach