Jyotibā of Wadi Ratnagiri

Tradition

Hindu / Folk / Marathi

Location

Wadi Ratnagiri, Kolhapur, Maharashtra (16.7833°N, 74.3°E)

Sacred Narrative

Jyotibā atop Wadi Ratnagiri hill (3,124 ft, near Kolhapur) — a folk-god identified with Kedarling (Kedarnāth). The annual Chaitra Pūrṇimā yātrā draws half a million pilgrims who carry saswad (ground-turmeric-vermillion) to scatter on the hill.

Jyotibā of Wadi Ratnagiri

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Jyotibā of Wadi Ratnagiri

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Jyotibā of Wadi Ratnagiri

Tradition

Location

Sacred Narrative

✦Wisdom Graph: Divine Associations✦

📖 Stories

🪔 Worship Procedures

🛕 Principal Temples

🎊 Festivals

📜 Primary Scriptural Sources