Shree Jotiba Devasthan is a striking hilltop temple with striking views over the surrounding area. The interior is elegant and straightforward while the exterior includes a long flight of stairs that pilgrims need to climb to reach the main temple. This climb is of about 100 steps and is lined with some shops. The most prominent festival of this magnificent temple is celebrated in the Hindu months of Chaitra and Vaisakha. They occur on the full moon night during this month, thereby being named Chaitra Poornima. This is the annual festival when all the devotees throw and play with gulal (coloured powder). The entire hill of the Jyotiba Temple is then covered with gulal, making it a beautiful sight and a great festival to experience. (Wadi Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, India)
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