Ganesha Chaturthi, also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi, is one of the biggest festivals celebrated in Mumbai. The city comes alive with colourful decorations and grand processions. Mumbai has a rich cultural history and the festival of Ganesha Chaturthi is celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm by people of all castes, religions, and ages. Here are some of the best places to celebrate Ganesha Chaturthi in Mumbai:
1. Lalbaugcha Raja
Located in Central Mumbai, Lalbaugcha Raja is among the oldest and most famous Ganesha idols in the city. The idol is believed to fulfil the wishes of all devotees who visit it. A huge crowd gathers to seek the blessings of the Lord during the festival.
2. Andhericha Raja
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Andhericha Raja is another popular Ganesha idol in Mumbai that attracts thousands of devotees. The idol is adorned with grandeur and intricate decorations and is considered to be lucky for devotees who visit it as it is known for fulfilling the wishes of the devotees.
3. GSB Seva Ganesh Mandal
GSB Seva Ganesh Mandal is renowned for its clay and more than 60 kg of gold eco-friendly figures. It's amazing to see the magnificent statue sparkling in the festive bright lights. They are said to be the wealthiest Ganesh Chaturthi organisers in the city, and they always honour Ganesha most lavishly.
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4. Mumbai Cha Raja
Located in Ganesh Galli, Mumbaicha Raja is one of the oldest and most famous Ganesha idols in Mumbai. The idol is known for its elaborate decorations and attracts thousands of devotees every year. With its lavish Pandals imitating some of the most popular spots in India, like the Tirupati temple, it has grown to draw large crowds throughout the years.
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5. Khetwadicha Ganraj
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The mandal is renowned for producing the largest Ganesh idol in Mumbai (Best Places In Mumbai For Shopping). Its biggest claim to fame is that it produced the 40-foot-tall Ganpati idol in 2000, which is the tallest idol ever made. The Khetawadi Ganraj is adorned with real gold jewellery set with diamonds during Ganesh Chaturthi, much as we Indians prefer to wear gold jewellery when attending significant events.
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