Skandapurana 16.295

Īśvara said: / To the northeast of that is the supreme abode of Indra, / at a distance of five gavyūtis, where the Moon's Lake is situated, O dear one. (1)

To the north of that, situated not very far away, / is where Candrodaka is, O goddess, which destroys old age and poverty. (2)

Its increase occurs with the waxing of the moon, and its waning with the waning [of the moon]; / even in this sinful age [the Kaliyuga], it is seen thus at times. (3)

Having bathed there, O great goddess, even if a thousand sins / have been committed, he attains this [purification] here; there should be no doubt about this. (4)

There, afraid of the great sin arising from his intercourse with Ahalyā, / his mind humiliated by the curse originating from Gautama, (5)

sacrifices with generous gifts were performed long ago by Indra, O goddess, / having established Śiva, Īśvara, there for a thousand years / under the name Indreśvara, the destroyer of all sins. (6)

A person having bathed in Candratīrtha, having satisfied the ancestors and deities, / and having worshipped Indreśvara, is liberated; there is no doubt about this. (7)

Thus ends the two hundred and ninety-fifth chapter, named the Description of the Māhātmya of Indreśvara in the Māhātmya of Candrodakatīrtha, in the first [part], the Māhātmya of the Prabhāsakṣetra, in the seventh Prabhāsakhaṇḍa, in the Mahāpurāṇa consisting of eighty-one thousand verses, the glorious Skandapurāṇa. (295)