The Amruteshwar temple in Bhandara is dedicated to Lord Shiva and situated on the banks of the holy river Pravara and is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India.
Visitors to the temple can explore the complex, which includes a main
temple, a pond, and several smaller shrines. The main temple is a beautiful structure with intricate carvings and sculptures that depict various scenes from Hindu mythology. The temple's shikhara (tower) is also a spectacular sight. The temple also has a pond, called Amruteshwar kund, which is believed to have healing properties. Visitors can take a dip in the pond and make wishes for good health and prosperity.
The temple is also known for its beautiful sculptures and carvings, which are believed to have been created during the 11th century. The carvings depict various scenes from Hindu mythology and are a must-see for art lovers. The temple is around 1200 years old. The Shilahara dynasty's emperors constructed this exquisite stone-carved temple in the ninth century AD. King Jhanj erected 12 Shiva temples, one of which is this one. Along with being close by, Ratangad Fort is also situated near this Shiva temple.