Balaji Temple Nerul

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Nerul in Navi Mumbai is a very beautiful place. People visit it for attaining tranquility. This is the place where the Balaji Temple resides. Balaji Mandir is situated atop a small hill near the Nerul Railway Station. Devotees of Lord Balaji come here to pray and worship. Lord Balaji is the heart and soul of many people in South India. People from all creeds worship him for good health and fortune.

Apart from Lord Balaji, Ganapathy, Anjaneyar, Narasimhar and Padmavathy Thayar are some of the other gods who reside in Balaji Temple premises. People at first had a concern as the presence of Lord Ganapathy Sannathy along with Lord Balaji is not common in South India under the roof. But, in Maharashtra, the traditions are inclined towards Ganapathy aka Lord Ganesha.

Rajagopuram is the chief attractive feature. It is 60 feet high and distinctly built; visitors love to pose against its backdrop to click photographs; sometimes they plainly click the Rajagopuram. Balaji Temple in Navi Mumbai feels proud to reflect the South Indian architectural style in Mumbai through this edifice.

Balaji Temple in Nerul is surrounded by beautifully nurtured and caressed gardens with exotic flora and shades from the trees. Apart from this scenic attribute Balaji Mandir also have something else to be proud of like the famous Palm Beach Road which passes by the side of the temple connecting Vashi and Belapur via Nerul.

Balaji Temple in Nerul stands tall atop a serene hill and the landscape views from here are simply remarkable. The God residing in the temple premises is also called Lord Venkateshwara, an alternative for Lord Tirupati in South India.

So come visit the beautiful Balaji Temple in Navi Mumbai to forget all your life’s struggle and burden when you pray in the temple premises.

Balaji Temple Nerul Location and Address

Plot No 2/3, Sector 22 /A , Near Swami Naryan Temple, Nerul, Navi Mumbai

Balaji Temple Nerul Timings

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday – 6:00 am to 11:00 am and 4:30 pm to 9:00 pm

Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 6:00 am to 9:00 pm