Firangi Deval, also known as Devalvasi, is an old temple monument located in Kalsar village near Mahuva, Bhavnagar district, Gujarat, India.

[1][2] It is said locally that the temple was used to hoist flag to warn citizens to return to castle in case of raid.

[5] This east facing shrine proper is slight oblong in plan with small mandapa hall in front of it.

The walls are plain except the upper most area where there is Dantavali, a carved band of stylized rafter's end with minor kapota at the top.

The temple was probably used as Buddhist or Brahminical shrine identified by Chaitya dormers on the courses of vimana.