Directory
Temples
13 of 18 places. Festival mandals are marked so they are not mistaken for a Tuesday-morning sanctum.
Kasba Peth
Shri Kasba Ganpati
श्री कसबा गणपती
The mandal calls Kasba Ganpati the local deity of Pune and the first honoured Ganpati of the immersion procession. The temple is a year-round sanctum; the public festival idol moves to a mandap.
manache · sanctum · mandal
Pune old city
Tambdi Jogeshwari
तांबडी जोगेश्वरी
Second in the Manache order because the temple is the village goddess. The year-round shrine is the Devi temple. The mandal’s Ganesh idol is immersed and made again each year.
manache · sanctum · mandal
Budhwar Peth
Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati
श्रीमंत दगडूशेठ हलवाई गणपती
The city’s best-known public Ganpati, with a trust that publishes a daily ritual clock. It is not one of the five Manache Ganpatis.
sanctum · mandal
Sarasbaug, Sadashiv Peth
Sarasbaug Talyatla Ganpati
सरसबाग तळ्यातला गणपती
Siddhivinayak in the middle of Saras Baug, installed in the lake that used to surround the island. Pune still calls it Talyatla Ganpati, the Ganpati in the lake, though the lake was filled.
sanctum
Chinchwad Gaon
Chinchwad Devasthan and Morya Gosavi Samadhi
चिंचवड देवस्थान, मोरया गोसावी
The Ganapatya seat on the Pavana, built around Morya Gosavi’s samadhi. The trust that publishes several Ashtavinayak timetables has its main office here.
sanctum
Morgaon, Baramati, Pune district
Shri Mayureshwar, Morgaon
श्री मयूरेश्वर, मोरगाव
First and last temple of the Ashtavinayak yatra in the state tourism account. The peacock-rider Ganesh, in Baramati taluka.
ashtavinayak · sanctum
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.
ashtavinayak · sanctum
Ranjangaon, Pune district
Shri Mahaganapati, Ranjangaon
श्री महागणपती, रांजणगाव
Eighth in the leaflet’s order of the yatra, and one of the circuit temples Maharashtra Tourism places on a highway out of Pune.
ashtavinayak · sanctum
Lenyadri, Golegaon, Junnar
Shri Girijatmaj, Lenyadri
श्री गिरीजात्मज, लेण्याद्री
The cave temple of the Ashtavinayak, in Junnar taluka. The trust’s own news is the source for how it keeps Sankashti, and for the name Angarki when that tithi falls on a Tuesday.
ashtavinayak · sanctum
Ozar, Junnar, Pune district
Shri Vighnahar, Ozar
श्री विघ्नहर, ओझर
Seventh on the leaflet’s yatra, in Junnar taluka, with a trust that publishes rituals more clearly than it publishes a full-day clock.
ashtavinayak · sanctum
Siddhatek, Karjat, Ahmednagar district
Shri Siddhivinayak, Siddhatek
श्री सिद्धीविनायक, सिद्धटेक
The hill temple on the Bhima, addressed by the trust to Karjat taluka in Ahmednagar district. The tourism leaflet’s circuit places it after Morgaon and before Pali.
ashtavinayak · sanctum
Pali, Sudhagad, Raigad
Shri Ballaleshwar, Pali
श्री बल्लाळेश्वर, पाली
The Raigad Ashtavinayak with the clearest published gate hours in this guide, and a rule that the inner sanctum can be worshipped in person in the morning.
ashtavinayak · sanctum
Mahad village, Khalapur, near Khopoli
Shri Varadvinayak, Mahad
श्री वरदविनायक, महाड
The other Raigad Ashtavinayak, in Khalapur taluka near Khopoli. History is on the district site. A trustworthy daily clock was not.
ashtavinayak · sanctum