Gangeshwar Temple
Fudam, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu · Lord Shiva · Shiva Temple
Diu district lists seaside Shivlingas in rock at Fudam, with Pandava exile tradition on the official tourism page.
Gangeshwar Temple in Fudam village, about three kilometres from Diu town, is listed on the Diu district tourism site as a seaside cave shrine where stone Shivlingas stand among coastal rocks and receive the wash of gentle waves.
History
The district page records local belief that the five Pandavas worshipped Lord Shiva here during their exile, framing the site as both a natural rock temple and a pilgrimage stop on Diu’s coast.
Diu administration publishes access via Diu Airport at Nagoa, Veraval and Delwada railheads, and Gujarat–Maharashtra road links — placing Gangeshwar among the UT’s named historic tourist places.
Good to know
Listed on diu.gov.in as Gangeshwar Temple, Fudam (~3 km from Diu)
Shivlingas in rock on the seashore within a cave setting
District narrative links the shrine to Pandava exile worship
Getting there
Nearest airport: Diu Airport, Nagoa (Mumbai–Diu flight). Nearest major rail: Veraval (~90 km) or Delwada (~8 km). Road from Diu town to Fudam village (~3 km); Gujarat and Maharashtra bus routes serve Diu.
Best time to visit: Oct – Mar