Mamleshwar Temple
ममलेश्वर मंदिर
An 11th-century stone Shiva temple across the river from Omkareshwar, believed to share the same Jyotirlinga, with finely carved sculptures.
Mamleshwar, also known as Amareshwar, stands on the south bank of the Narmada, facing Mandhata Island across the river. Tradition holds that it and Omkareshwar together form a single Jyotirlinga, so pilgrims usually visit both. The surviving stone structures date back to the 11th century, and the walls are covered with relief carvings of deities. The inner sanctum is quieter than the temples on the island. Entry is free, shoes must be removed, and it is a short walk across the bridge.
Opening hours
About 05:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- Narmada Ghats & Boat Ride
- Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga
- Omkareshwar Palace (Raja Mandhata Palace)
- Siddhanath Temple
- Mandhata Island Parikrama
- Gauri Somnath Temple
- Statue of Oneness (Ekatma Dham)
- Omkareshwar Dam