Osmanabad: A Journey Through The Religious And Historical Sites!

Osmanabad is a city in India where you can plan a short vacation and do a lot of fun things. The old name of this Indian city was Dharashiv.

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Tulja Bhavani Temple

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Paranda Fort

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Naldurg Fort

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Dharashiv Caves

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Bharati Buwa’s Mutt

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Ghat Shila Temple

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Dhakte Tuljapur Temple

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Vishnu Tirth

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Saint Goroba Temple

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