The Tulsishyam Temple is a Hindu temple located in the Gir Forest on the border of Junagadh, Amareli, and Gir Somnath districts of Gujarat, India. It is dedicated to Lord Krishna and is particularly known for its association with the divine couple, Lord Krishna and Radha. The temple is situated in a serene and picturesque location surrounded by lush greenery and natural beauty.

According to legend, Lord Tulsishyam’s statue is 3000 years old.

^{Tulsishyam Temple, Gir Forest, Gujarat (તુલસીશ્યામ મંદિર)}

A 700-year-old Rukmani Devi Temple close to Tulsi Shyam is another option for you to explore. To get to the temple, there are more than 100 steps.

Timings and Entry Fees of Tulsishyam Temple:

Location	Tulsishyam Temple, Gir Forest, Gujarat
Darshan Timing:	06.00 AM – 08:00 PM
Entry Fees:	No entry fee

Places to visit in Tulsishyam, Gujarat:

1. Hot Water Springs/Tatpodak Kund – Tulsishyam Temple:

(गरम पानी का कुंड)

^{9 m from Tulsishyam Temple (Click here to get route)}

Tulsi Shyam is well-known for its hot springs, where thousands of devotees do rituals, offer Tarpan, and take holy baths in kunds.

More people come here to visit the hot springs (गरम पानी का कुंड). The hot springs here are one interesting aspect. There are three sections with increasingly hotter water. It’s the boiling point for the third kund. The Kunds are known as ‘Taptodak’.

Here kund is divided into two departments for males and females to take a bath.

2. Gravity Point, Tulsishyam:

^{450 m from Tulsishyam Temple (Click here to get route)}

4. Gir National Park:

^{29.2 km from Tulsishyam Temple (Click here to get route)}

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Tulsishyam Temple History:

The history of Tulsishyam Temple is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology and legend. Here’s a brief overview:

• Legend of Tulsidas: According to local folklore, the temple is named after the saint Tulsidas, who is believed to have visited the site and performed penance here. It is said that Tulsidas had a vision of Lord Krishna in his child form, and in response to his devotion, Lord Krishna appeared before him.
• The Miracle of the Hot Springs: Tulsishyam Temple is famous for its natural hot springs. These hot water springs are known as “Kund” in the local language. The legend goes that Lord Krishna, in his playful form as a child, once fell into these hot springs and then appeared before Tulsidas to be cooled down. As a result, the hot springs are considered sacred, and many devotees come to take a dip in them, believing in the healing and purifying properties of the water.
• Historical Significance: While the temple’s origins are rooted in legend and folklore, the site has gained significance as a place of worship and pilgrimage over the years. It has been a place of devotion for many devotees who visit to seek blessings and participate in religious rituals and festivals.
• Natural Beauty: Apart from its religious importance, the Tulsishyam Temple is also known for its stunning natural surroundings. The temple is situated in a remote and tranquil location, making it a peaceful retreat for those seeking spiritual solace in the lap of nature.

How to Reach Tulsishyam Temple:

There are mainly two routes to reach Tulsishyam Temple: one from Una and another from Amreli. In both places, there are forest checkposts at the entrance. The entry time is 8 p.m. After 8 p.m. nobody can enter and the exit time is 9 p.m.

By Road:

You can quickly get regular buses to Tulshishyam from other major cities in the country.

By Train:

The nearest railway station is Una, almost 30.4 km from the temple.

By Air:

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Tulsishyam Temple Contact Details:

 02875290046

Precautions while travelling in Tulsishyam:

• Many times, lions and other wild animals are moving around this temple and on the road, so it is not advisable to drive during the night.
• The entry time is 8 p.m. After 8 p.m. nobody can enter and the exit time is 9 p.m.

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