Mahalaxmi Temple (Marathi: महालक्ष्मी मंदिर) is one of the most famous temples of Mumbai situated on Bhulabhai Desai Road. It is dedicated to Mahalakshmi-the central deity of Devi Mahatmyam. Though the approach to the temple is flocked by shops, the temple gives me a tremendous sense of peace. It is located just a few metres away from the famous dargah... More

A place to worship Maa Laxmi....no other attractions....there are stairs u need to climb to offer your prayers...the place is very famous and hence one shall visit the same...

The security and cops are all in with the organised groups of thieves. They know and they will not help. The thieves are so clever. My wallet was inside my handbag which was hung from my shoulder and from sheer instinct i had even tucked it under my armpit tight- and still some unknown, unseen hand reached in and took... More

Mahalaxmi Temple is located opposite race course. It is one of Mumbai's must visit temple of Goddess Mahalaxmimata , Goddess Mahakalimata and Goddess Mahasaraswatimata . It has Lord Hanuman's temple also nearby with wonderful seashore for cool breeze.

Great views of the dirty bay. Very strict security control and extremely busy. If you can withstand the crowd it is worth visiting. A colddrink at the restaurant will make up for the crowds

Very organised place of worship. Very ckean unlike most of the places of worshipion India. Locals are very much law abiding. You can have a special Puja for you and your family if you want in the mrning between 08 00 to 14 00. Prior appointment required.

Scenic view, divine and serene..not to miss when you are in Mumbai. Bags are not allowed inside the temple. Make sure you do not carry one.

I visited the temple on 20th April, 2013 while travelling on Mumbai darshan's bus. The temple has idols of three devis :- (a) Kali (b) Saraswati (c) Mahalakshmi You can visit the place in less then 1 hour normally. Some points needs to be noted while visiting the temple :- (a) Handbags are not allowed inside the temple. (b) Cameras... More

This is very old temple of Mumbai and not to be missed, close to sea and overlooking Haji Ali. Sea access is restricted though