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Nimrat Kaur Visits Diu’s Sea-Side Gangeshwar Temple That Goes Underwater During High Tide

Taking to her Instagram, Nimrat Kaur was seen offering prayers at the shrine of the Gangeshwar Temple in Diu during the month of Shravan.

by Tanvi Shrivastava
Nimrat Kaur Visits Diu’s Sea-Side Gangeshwar Temple That Goes Underwater During High Tide
Image Courtesy: Instagram/nimratofficial

Diu is a beautiful coastal destination known for its pristine beaches, historic attractions and relaxed atmosphere. Alongside its scenic charm, the island is home to many unique religious sites, like the ancient Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple. Recently, actress Nimrat Kaur visited the temple on the occasion of Sawan Shivratri and shared glimpses of her spiritual outing on Instagram. Want to know more about her trip? Scroll down.

Nimrat Kaur Visits Famous Gangeshwar Temple In Diu

 

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Taking to her Instagram, Nimrat was seen offering prayers at the shrine of the Gangeshwar Temple. She touched each of the five Shiv Lingas and folded her hands as waves from the Arabian Sea crashed around the temple. In other pictures, the actress posed near the temple entrance and explored the premises.

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In her caption, Nimrat wrote, “May Mahadev’s divine blessings wash away all our troubles and strengthen us from within…Happy Sawan Shivratri all…नमः पार्वतीपतये हर हर महादेव॥”

The Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple is an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, located in Fudam village, around 3 km from the Diu bus stand. What makes the temple especially unique is its roofless, cave-like structure perched along the rocky coastline of the Arabian Sea.

The temple is home to a row of five naturally formed rock Shiv Lingas of different sizes, buried in the tidal floor. The surrounding rocks also feature carvings of Lord Ganesha, Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. A carving of Sheshnag can be seen above the deities, adding to the unique setting of the shrine.

Best Time To Visit Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple

If you are also planning to visit the Gangeshwar Temple in Diu, then we have got you covered. The temple is open daily from 6 AM to 9 PM. However, the experience of visiting the shrine depends heavily on the tide. During high tide, seawater can completely cover the Shiv Lingas, leaving only their tips visible as waves wash over the rocks. During low tide, the water recedes, allowing devotees to approach the stones and offer prayers.

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While the temple remains open throughout the year, October to March is generally considered a more suitable period to visit. During the monsoon months of July to September, rough seas can make access to the lower part of the temple difficult and potentially unsafe.

Have you ever been to Gangeshwar Temple?

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FAQs

What is the story behind Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple?

The Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple near Diu features five sacred Shiva lingas carved into coastal rocks. According to legend, the five Pandava brothers built the temple during their exile.

What are the benefits of visiting Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple?

Visiting the Gangeshwar Mahadev Temple in Diu offers a rare spiritual experience where you can see ocean waves naturally wash over five rock-cut Shiva Lingas.

Whose daughter is Nimrat Kaur?

Nimrat Kaur is the daughter of the late Major Bhupender Singh, an Indian Army officer from the Corps of Engineers who was posthumously awarded the Shaurya Chakra.

Tanvi Shrivastava

Adrak chai addict, Bollywood at heart, if not working you will find Tanvi either reading, binging Netflix series, Talking to camera or just playing sports.

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First Published: August 13, 2026 2:22 PM