Before you go
मानाचे गणपती म्हणजे काय?
दगडूशेठ पाच मानाच्या गणपतींत आहे का?
साध्या मंगळवारी कोणती मंदिरे उघडी असतात?
अष्टविनायक यात्रा कुठून सुरू होते?
अंगारकी चतुर्थी म्हणजे काय?
काही प्रसिद्ध वेळा का नाहीत?
These are the holes left on each temple page. They are not hints. Filling them would mean inventing a clock, a fare, or a ramp.
Daily darshan and aarti hours are not on the mandal pages cited here. Third-party temple sites publish clocks; those clocks are not repeated.
A step-free entrance is not described.
The peth, darshan hours, aarti clock, and step-free access are not in the articles cited here.
Do not treat this mandal as a second Ganesh sanctum that is open in the same way all year.
Daily hours, aarti, and wheelchair access are not published in the reports cited here.
A later Pune Times Mirror heritage note gives a 13-foot idol and an ornament weight. That conflicts with the 15-foot figure in Hindustan Times, so the ornament weight and the 13-foot figure are left out.
Daily hours and step-free access are not in the cited report.
Which Gregorian year Tilak first installed a public idol, and in which wada, is disputed in the sources above. This guide does not collapse that into one sentence.
Daily darshan hours are not published in those reports.
Wheelchair access, a shoe rule, and a photography rule are not on the two official pages cited here.
Do not quote a single open/close time until the homepage and the schedule page agree.
Current darshan hours, aarti times, and step-free access were not found on a trust or municipal page while this entry was written. Map-app opening hours are not used.
Treat the “11:30 PM / noon” line as unpublished until the trust clarifies it.
Step-free access is not described.
Whether the first public installation was 1892 or 1893 is not settled in these sources.
Daily hours are not published here.
Not a sourced year-round sanctum. Hours and access are unpublished in the article.
The trust prints ritual times, not a sentence that says the doors open at 5:00 am and shut at 10:30 pm. Closing time is inferred only from the last rite and is not stated as a gate hour.
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.
An official daily timetable page (mahaganpatidevasthan.com) did not load when this guide was checked, so no clock times are printed for Ranjangaon.
The leaflet’s nearby-town list for Ranjangaon repeats distances that look copied from other temples. Those side trips are left out.
Aarti clocks in the trust’s festival posts are not the same from one Sankashti to the next, so they are not printed as the daily timetable.
A published open-and-close hour for an ordinary day was not found.
Aggregator sites print 5:00 am–10:30 pm, and 4:00 am–11:00 pm on Angarki. The trust pages cited here do not say that, so those hours are omitted.
The south-gate village is written two ways on one trust page.
Step-free access is not described.
The mahapuja clock time is ambiguous on the English schedule.
A full festival calendar was not copied from a page that did not load cleanly.
A Pune-to-Pali driving distance is not taken from the conflicting leaflet.
A privately styled site publishes darshan hours and also prints inconsistent pin codes. Those hours are not used.
Step-free access is not described by the district page.
Sources
Each page was checked on 20 October 2026.
Shree Ballaleshwar Devasthan, Pali
Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra
Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Sarvajanik Ganpati Trust
Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Sarvajanik Ganpati Trust
Hindustan Times
The Indian Express
Shree Kasba Ganpati Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal
Shree Kasba Ganpati Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal
The Indian Express
Chinchwad Devasthan Trust
Chinchwad Devasthan Trust
Department of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra
Shri Lenyadri Ganpati Devasthan
Shree Vighnahar Ganpati Devasthan Trust, Ozar