Theur, Haveli, Pune district
Shri Chintamani, Theur
श्री चिंतामणी, थेऊर
The Ashtavinayak temple in Theur, Haveli taluka, Pune district. The trust publishes a ritual list. A kilometre figure from Pune is not used, because the tourism leaflet’s own distances for Theur disagree.
History
- The trust’s English page tells Theur as the place where Brahma, having begun creation without remembering Ganesha, was freed from obstacles by worshipping Chintamani. Chinchwad Devasthan Trust
- The state tourism leaflet calls this the fifth temple of the yatra. It says the idol faces east with the trunk angled left, set with carbuncles and diamonds, that the main arch faces north, and that the wooden hall has a black stone fountain. Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra
Why it matters
- The leaflet calls Chintamani the form associated with peace and freedom from worry. That is the tourism wording. Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra
Location
- Trust office: at post Theur, taluka Haveli, district Pune, 412110. The English page prints +91 74100 12721 and, in parentheses, 7410104421. The two numbers are not the same. Chinchwad Devasthan Trust
Hours
Not stated in the sources used for this entry.
Aarti and rituals
- Trust list: 5:00 am kakad aarti, 7:30 am puja, naivedya and dhup aarti, 12:00 pm panchopachar and mahanaivedya, 3:00 pm prakshal and poshakh, 8:00 pm dhup aarti and aarti of surrounding deities, 8:30 pm maha aarti and mantrapushpa, 10:30 pm shejarti. Chinchwad Devasthan Trust
Festivals
Not stated in the sources used for this entry.
How to reach
- Theur is in Haveli taluka. The tourism leaflet’s getting-there lines for Theur disagree with each other (one line says 22 km from Pune by air, another says 52 km by road, and a rail line points at Nashik). Those kilometre figures are not used. Chinchwad Devasthan Trust · Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra
Best time to visit
Not stated in the sources used for this entry.
Crowds
Not stated in the sources used for this entry.
Nearby
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Access
Not stated in the sources used for this entry.
Not verified
Left out on purpose
- No official sentence found for a gate-open and gate-shut hour, separate from the ritual list.
- Which of the two phone numbers is current is not clear on the English page.
- Step-free access is not described.
Sources
Where these sentences come from
Each page was checked on 20 October 2026.
- Śrī Chiṁtāmaṇī, Theur
Chinchwad Devasthan Trust
- Ashtavinayak leaflet
Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra