The Siddhivinayaka Mahaganapati Temple is located in Titwala. Titwala is believed to be the putative site of the
hermitage of sage Kanva, foster parent of Shakuntala who was born here. The place is steeped in ancient legend and
the temple is frequented by a very large number of devotees on account of the belief that separated married couples
could be united and marriages of desired people could be fixed easily if the Ganesha image installed in the temple
is worshipped with devotion.
At this pilgrim centre, apart from the Ganesha Temple, the other famous temple is dedicated to Lord Vithoba near Ganesh Tample.
The Kalu river, is a small river that flows close to Titwala in its upstream reaches. The Kalu River also flows close to Ambivali,
a little farther from Titwala. This river after flowing westwards, in its downstream, receives the small Bhtsal River, which
in turn joins the Ulhas River near Kalyan, an industrial suburb of Mumbai. In its further course of 45 kilometres (28 mi),
the river receives effluents from several industrial units.
This is the holy temple of Mata Bhavtarini - Vaishno Devi. Manju Mataji takes care of this temple and we have
Chowki's either on Tuesdays or Fridays every Week. Big Chowki comes twice a year in Navratri on Ashami.
Dhamma Vahini, meaning ‘Flow of Dhamma’, is located on 29 acres of land on the bank of River Kalu about 6 kms from Titwala railway station. The centre is well connected with Mumbai by road and by suburban rail. The centre has capacity of 45 female and 55 male students per course. Single rooms are also provided. Courses run throughout the year. Cell and Pagoda is under construction. Soon it will be ready and so centre will able to provide more facility to meditate deeply.