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Filmed & Edited with Smart Phone, "Samsung Galaxy Note 4" in 4K. Music from Jukedeck - create your own at http://jukedeck.com Panchganga Temple The only holy place in the city of Mahabaleshwar is named as Panchganga Mandir. This is the holy place that receives holy water from five rivers named Koyna, Venna, Gayatri, Krishna and Savitri. This union of five rivers gives this place its name Panchganga in which literal meaning of Panch is five and Ganga is the name of Holy River. The water of all the rivers flows throw the mouth of cow that has been carved from stone. Raja Singhandeo of Yadav dynasty of Devgiri during 13th century built this temple. Later, during 16th century, Maratha Emperor Shivaji modified this temple. Temple has been devoted to Lord Krishna and adorns a beautiful idol of Lord Krishna. The history of the temple was linked to the curse that Savitri gave to the Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu also known as Trimurtis who flow in this area with the names of Koyna, Venna and Krishna respectively.