Mahakal 

• The term "Mahakal" means "Great Time" or "Great Death"
• It's a representation of the cosmic power of time and death
• It's associated with Lord Shiva's transcendental nature
• It's also known as Mahakala Bhairava in Hinduism
• It's often depicted with four arms and three eyes

Mahakaleshwar Temple

• It's one of the 12 Jyotirlingas in India
• The lingam at the temple is believed to be swayambhu, meaning it's born of itself
• The idol of Mahakaleshwar faces south, which is unique among the Jyotirlingas
• The temple is located on the banks of the Kshipra river
• The Mahakal Lok Corridor has two grand gateways, the Nandi Dwar and the Pinaki Dwar
• The temple complex has been expanded to attract tourists for at least two days 

Mahakal in mythology 

• According to Hindu mythology, Lord Brahma built the temple
• People worship Mahakaleshwar to prevent untimely death