The map above shows that you can reach Ahilyanagar via either Pune, Aurangabad, Solapur or Nashik. You can get buses to reach Ahilyanagar every 30 minutes from Pune, Nashik, Aurangabad or Solapur. From Mumbai, the train option is also available, but the frequency is poor. Hence bus is preferable from Mumbai too. In addition to the State Transport buses, private luxury buses are also available from most of the cities, generally in the vicinity of State Transport bus stands. In Ahilyanagar, the buses halt at two different bus stands: the old city bus stand and the new bus stand at Tarakpur. Shree Datta Devsthan is closer to Tarakpur bus stand. Hence it is advisable to get down at Tarakpur bus stand. From the bus stand, you can take an auto-rikshaw. The auto-rikshaw will cost about 15-20 Rs. from Tarakpur and 30-35 Rs. from the old city bus stand

Temple Rules

1. After reaching the temple please wash your hands and feet at the entrance. Water taps have been provided for the same.
2. Please do not carry leather belts or other leather accessories into the temple. You can safely keep the accessories with the security personnel at the gate before you go into the main temple area.
3. If you wish you can buy books, coconuts, other prasad ingredients and pictures of Sadguru Shree Ramakrishna Saraswati Swamiji from the stall located inside the temple
4. If you wish to give donations in the temple, either put the donation amount in the donation box provided or give donation to the Sevaks at the temple, you will receive a proper receipt for the amount from them.
5. Men should do namaskar in a prostrate (Sashtang) manner with their hands joined together. Women should do namaskar by kneeling down, bending forward with their hands joined together at the back
6. Both men and women are allowed to touch Paduka of the Lord and His Holiness Ramakrishna Swamiji
7. The temple premises are very neat and clean and please help us maintain the cleanliness and sanctity.

Kindly co-operate with us on the above rules so that we can maintain the beauty, sanctity and cleanliness of this beautiful place.