Changdeva Temple

Changdeva temple
Changdeva Mandir
Clockwise - Idols found in Archeological Survey of India's excavation : Ganpati idol, Lord Vishnu's idol, stone sculpture of Hanuman, wide view of Changdeva temple from South side of the temple, external wall sculptures of Apsaras on Changdeva temple. Changdeva temple near Muktainagar, India
Religion
Affiliation	Hinduism
District	Jalgaon
Deity	Changdeva Maharaj
Festival	Mahashivratri
Status	Active
Location
Location	Changdeva, Muktainagar taluka, Jalgaon district, Maharashtra, India.
State	Maharashtra
Country	India
Geographic coordinates	21°05′31″N 76°00′22″E / 21.09194°N 76.00611°E / 21.09194; 76.00611
Architecture
Architect(s)	Unknown
Style	Hemadpanthi
Founder	Unknown
Date established	Unknown
Specifications
Length	31 meter
Width	11 meter
Height (max)	31 feet (Approximately)
Temple(s)	3
Inscriptions	No inscription found so far
Materials	Black rock, chalk, and in repair somewhere in couple of decades back, flat bricks used
Elevation	219 m (719 ft)

Changdeva temple (also referred as Changdev Maharaj Temple) is an ancient^[specify] Hindu temple situated in Muktainagar taluka of Jalgaon district in the state of Maharashtra, India. It is located near its namesake, Changdeva village. The temple is on the shore of the Purna river.^[1] It is dedicated to the 12th century Yogi Saint Changdeva Maharaj.