The name of the site translates to 'The well made watery/live by Shri Gajanan Maharaj', referring to the local belief that the saint restored a dry well to life.
This site is part of a network of locations in the Vidarbha region connected to the miracles attributed to Gajanan Maharaj.
The location is situated in the small village of Dahikhel, which attracts pilgrims traveling between Shegaon and other regional holy sites.
Shri Gajanan Maharaj yani sajal keleli Vihir is a sacred historical water well located in Dahikhel, Maharashtra, associated with the life of the saint Shri Gajanan Maharaj. It is believed that the saint revived the water in this well through his spiritual intervention, turning it into a site of religious pilgrimage. The site is maintained as a serene place of worship and devotion for followers of the Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan. Visitors come to pay respects at this location to commemorate the saint's miracle. The well is enclosed and kept clean to preserve its sanctity for devotees. It serves as an extension of the broader spiritual heritage centered around the town of Shegaon.
The entrance gate and the view overlooking the structural enclosure of the well.
Maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor as it is a place of active prayer.
Visit during local festival days to observe traditional rituals, though be prepared for larger crowds.
Carry a water bottle as amenities in the immediate village vicinity are limited.
Do not treat the site as a casual tourist viewpoint; avoid loud conversations or photography that disrupts worshippers.
Remove footwear before entering the premises; dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees; maintain silence near the well.
